Lost and Found

This was narrated by a student of Bhagawan.  He mentioned that once he had gone to London with his parents and brother and was walking down one of the shopping lanes.  On their way out of one of the supermarkets, his father happened to put his hand into his hand baggage and to his dismay, found all the passports missing.  Initially they were panic stricken but their faith in Bhagawan steadied them.

They retraced their steps and searched high and low but to no avail.  His father finally decided to register a case with the police and started looking for a police officer.  Suddenly an unknown young Englishman came straight up to him and said, "You must be looking for the Lost and Found Department, sir, it's right over there" and gave him directions to reach it.

At the Lost and Found Department, his father found the officer-in-charge in the act of placing all the passports in a bag.  The father was extremely relieved but queried how did the passports reach him.  He replied that the man who gave the passports just left a few seconds before the father came in.  The man said he was the owner of the shop where the passports had been left behind.

The father asked what did the man look like.  To their intense surprise, the description tallied with Bhagawan in all respects.  They were all deeply grateful to Bhagawan for saving the family from big trouble.

It was about nine months later that Bhagawan came in is father's dream and confirmed how He had come to their rescue in London.

(From the book "Mother Sai's Miracles of Love")