Shahanshah Satguru Sant Sai Satramdas Sahib was invited to several places in Balochistan by the local Panchayats. Upon arriving in Kalat, he was greeted with a heartfelt welcome.

At the break of dawn during Amrit Vella, Sant Satramdas Sahib’s enchanting voice filled the air with devotional bhajans dedicated to the divine name of God. His melodic voice drew in thousands of people, who were mesmerised by his performance. It was as if Shahanshah Satguru’s charismatic voice had summoned the blessings of the Almighty and infused them into every aspect of life on earth.

The leader of the Balochistan panchayats was in attendance among the throngs of people. The Guru approached the panchayat head and imparted to him the knowledge that Sant Satramdas Sahib was not just a mere mortal, but an incarnation of the divine. The Guru advised the head of the panchayats to seek the blessings of Sai Satramdas Sahib, as he was childless, and emphasised that the prayers offered by Shahanshah Satguru Sant Sai Satramdas were always answered and fulfilled.

At the request of the head of the Panchayats in Balochistan, Sant Satramdas agreed to lead a Palav Sahib, a prayer meeting aimed at fulfilling the wishes of those present. The head of the Panchayat approached Shahanshah Sant Sai Satramdas and requested a blessing for a child and also requested Shahanshah Satguru to sing Raga Sarang, hoping to receive blessings from the Lord. As Sant Sai Satramdas began singing Raag Sarang with his beautiful, soul-stirring voice, the sky grew cloudy, a cold wind started blowing, and a light rain began to fall.

After the rainfall subsided, Shahanshah Satguru Sant Sai Satramdas Sahib sang two lines of raga Sorath, and the rain instantly stopped. Exactly one year later, the head of the Panchayat of Balochistan was blessed with a son and he sent offerings as a token of gratitude to Sant Sai Satramdas at the Sant Satram Dham Raharki Sahib.

Sacho Satram.