I am a physiotherapist by profession. I was not very bright as a student. In the tenth class, I got a mere 35 per cent marks in Maths and 58 per cent marks in Science. The school authorities refused to admit me to the Science group saying I could never become a doctor. Somehow, I cleared twelfth standard exams and got admitted to Bachelor of Physiotherapy (B. P. T.) course. It was a tough task and I found it very difficult to remember medical terms.
In the midst of these happenings, my good fortune took me to Pujya Bapuji’s satsang in December 2004. I listened to the satsang very attentively and greatly impressed by Pujyashri’s heart-reaching words, I took Diksha of Saraswatya mantra. Thereafter, I started doing mantra-japa, meditation and Bhramari Pranayam etc. as directed by Pujya Bapuji. In just a few days, this had a miraculous result and my intellect became sharper and more astute with each passing day.
Even during my studies, I invented two wheel chairs highly useful in physiotherapy. The world-renowned American Dr. Ruri Cooper, who is known as ‘the father of wheel chair’ praised me heartily in a conference and said, “I too was thinking of doing something on these lines, but you have performed a virtual miracle.”
Of the many awards which I have received, the most important one is the national award from ‘National Research Development Corporation’ of Government of India with a cash prize of one lakh rupees. This is the first time ever that this prize was given to a physiotherapist. I have been heartily praised for this prize also because of the fact that all other awardees were P. H. D. and were highly experienced, whereas I got the award at a very young age. I attribute all these successes to Param Pujya Sant Shri Asaramji Bapu. All this is the miraculous effect of His grace.
– Dr. Rahul Katyal
Arjuna Nagar,
Rohtak (Haryana).
Asaramji Bapu 