The Siddhas do not do magic but assist us by all means to see our desires fulfilled. For this to take effect, they approach Lord Siva to permit them to help humanity. Hence, though the other saviors never want to mend things, telling us that all is well and is God's doing, the Siddhas came forward to change God's will and play. Agathiyar is said to have pleaded to Lord Brahma to change people's fate. But at times, they too are helpless. So too did he tell my wife that he would request an audience with Lord Siva to see if they could fulfill my wife's request to bring an end to her mother's sufferings. Later, he tells us that she has to go through what was fated and written for reasons only known to them. When a mother carried her dead son to Shirdi Sai, asking him to bring him to life, he refused. Later, his followers asked him the reason. He told them that the soul had already taken birth elsewhere. Imagine what would happen to the newborn if he were to give life to the child before him. When someone performed before Bhagawan Ramana, he praised the performer's performance. At another moment, when another wanted to do the same, Bhagawan Ramana told him to go do something useful. The followers were confused. Similarly, when a devotee who stayed back after the Purnami puja asked Tavayogi if he could wear the Rudraksha bead on him, he gave him the green light. Immediately after he left, Tavayogi turned to me and told me that we do not need it. What is meant for one might not apply to another. So what is written in this post might not sync with many, but only one who desperately needs to know now. For others, it would remain a story. No two people shall travel the same path. Family and friends, too, shall not travel with us. Each travels a path that is customized to his needs for that moment and governed by his own experiences. Contrary to the common belief that Siddhas only perform Siddhis, they are here to bring a revolution within us, helping us peel the "multiverse" that we have created and covered our true self, or Atma, with. The question is, are we ready for this adventure?
