With the Three Masters (Volume II)
Book Specification
| Item Code: | NAM781 |
| Publisher: | Radha Soami Satsang Beas |
| Language: | English |
| Edition: | 2001 |
| ISBN: | 8182565014 |
| Pages: | 292 |
| Cover: | Hardcover |
| Other Details | 8.5 inch X 5.5 inch |
| Weight | 500 gm |
Book Description
While publishing the first volume of this Diary I was not able to get the life history of Raisahib Munshi Ram in spite of my best efforts to do so. From information I have received since that time I have now learned that Raisahib had a great spiritual longing from his very early days. He was initiated by Huzur Sawan Singh Ji Maharaj in 1910 and after that he came to the Dera from time to time. He had true devotion in his heart and it grew to such an extent that when he went home in 1939 after retirement he could not find any peace and as a result came back to the Dera in 1942 to stay at the feet of his Master, whom he never left afterwards.
When Rai Har Narayan, Secretary to Huzur Maharaj Ji began to have indifferent health Raisahib took over his duties. These he discharged in a most efficient, honest and creditable manner. When Rai Har Narayan passed away his responsibilities became still heavier but he shouldered them in a most praiseworthy manner. He had great devotion for Huzur Maharaj Ji and Huzur also treated him in a most affectionate manner. Raisahib always accompanied Maharaj Ji on His tours even when he was not feeling well. He remained with Huzur Maharaj Ji till the end and drafted His last will and other documents. A detailed note regarding Huzur Maharaj Ji's will appears in this volume together with an account of the events connected with the partition of the country and Huzur's last illness.
Raisahib fully realised his responsibilities and the Satguru gave him strength to discharge them in a most sincere and efficient manner.
The original diary by Raisahib was kept in Urdu and has been printed as such. At the gracious instance of the present Master, Professor M.S. Bhatnagar has translated extracts from this diary into English eliminating such portions as would be of little interest to the Western mind, Mr. Joseph Leeming of Washington (USA) has carefully edited the translation and Miss Louise Hilger of Chicago (USA) has typed the manuscript. Prof. Bhatnagar has seen the book through the press and we are greatly beholden to them all for their labour of love in the service of the Master
| Preface | vii | |
| I | Stay at Dera and trip to Kalu Ki Bar (20th October to 14th November, 1944) | 1 |
| II | Trip to Sikandarpur and the wedding of Sardar Charan Singh Ji Maharaj (15th November to 8th January, 1944) | 10 |
| III | Stay at Dera (12th December, 1944 to 9th January, 1945) | 29 |
| IV | Trip to Sikandarpur (10th January to 30th January, 1945) | 29 |
| V | At Dera and at Sikandapur (25th February to 18th March, 1945) | 34 |
| VI | Stay at Dera, at Sikandarpur, and trip to Bassi Ghulam Hussein (24th March to 20th April, 1945) | 40 |
| VII | Trip to Lahore and Amritsar (22nd April to 12th May, 1945) | 48 |
| VIII | Visit to Bahuta, Ladror and Kalu Ki bar (16th May to 23rd May, 1945) | 55 |
| IX | Stay at Dera (24 May to 6th June, 1945) | 58 |
| X | Dalhousie, Sirsa, Paror (7th June to 28th June, 1945) | 65 |
| XI | Dera, Hoshiarpur, Diyara, Kalu Ki Bar (29th June to 25th July, 1945) | 71 |
| XII | Stay at Dera and tours to Kalu Ki Bar and Tipri (26th July to 23rd August, 1945) | 82 |
| XIII | Stay at Dera (25th August to 5th October, 1945) | 93 |
| XIV | Trip to Dalhousie, to Sirsa and stay at Dera (11th October to 4th November, 1945) | 108 |
| XV | Trip to Rawalpindi and Kala Bagh (8th November to 1st December, 1945) | 115 |
| XVI | Stay at Dera and trip to Sialkot and Gujranwala (2nd December to 12th December, 1945) | 127 |
| XVII | To Kalu Li Bar and stay at Dera (15th December, 1945 to 10th January, 1946) | 133 |
| XVII | Trip to Sikandarpur, Rohtak and Delhi (14th January to 28th March, 1946) | 144 |
| XIX | Stay at Dera and trips to Amritsar, Lahore and Phagwara (31st March to 4th May, 1946) | 156 |
| XX | Trip to Paror, Bahuta and Rawalpindi (24th May to 5th June, 1946) | 165 |
| XXI | Stay at Dera and trip to Kalu Ki Bar (24th May to 5th June, 1946) | 171 |
| XXII | Trip to Dalhousie (6th June to 27th June, 1946) | 174 |
| XXIII | Stay at Dera and trip to Karachi and Quetta (30th June to 24th July, 1946) | 181 |
| XXIV | Trip to Kalu Li Bar (31st July to 18th August, 1946) | 190 |
| XXV | Trip to Sikandarpur, stay at Dera and trips to Ghoman and Dalhousie (19th August to 27th September, 1946) | 197 |
| XXVI | Trips to wazirabad, Lyallpur, Paror and stay at Dera (7th October to 27th October, 1946) | 204 |
| XXVII | Trips to Sirsa, Kot Hakim Rai, Anandpur and Rupar (30th October to 18th November, 1946) | 208 |
| XXVIII | Trips to Sikandarpur and stay at Dera (28th November, 1946 to 14th January, 1947) | 214 |
| XXIX | Sikandarpur (15th January to 27th February, 1947) | 221 |
| XXX | Stay at Dera and trip to Sikandarpur (28th February to 22nd April, 1947) | 228 |
| XXXI | Stay at Dera (27th April to 17th September, 1947) | 235 |
| XXXII | Huzur's illness and departure from this Mortal World (3rd October, 1947 to 4th April, 1948) | 252 |
| Index | 271 | |
| Local Addresses | 275 | |
| Books on this Science | 281 |
