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He was the Master and Creator of the past, present and future. He could recreate the dead in flesh and blood. He was awaiting 50 years in advance the loving Salami of His beloved son (Baba Narinder Singh Ji). He was the Master of Kaal, the Time.

As already stated, Mahan Babaji was totally indifferent to worldly requirements and comforts. It is interesting to note that He used to take milk once after a week or two and would take a piece of bread once in a year.

The Maharaja of Patiala who used to visit Bhuchon Kalan to pay his homage to Mahan Babaji got a palatial bungalow built there for Babaji's stay and offered precious clothe

aba Nand Singh Ji Maharaj was a tender child of about six years of age. One day it so chanced that he was asked to fetch the butter milk (Lassi) to his elder brother Sardar Bhagat Singh Ji, busy ploughing the fields. On seeing his brother S. Bhagat Singh Ji stopped ploughing and sat down under a tree to drink the lassi. He lovingly asked the Holy Child to meanwhile carry on with the plough.

Baba Nand Singh Ji Maharaj started with the plough and when he reached the other end, he stood still there and did not turn about. After finishing lassi, Sardar Bhagat Singh Ji, amazed at sudden stoppage, walked up to [Baba Nand Singh Ji Maharaj](https://www.babanan

t so happened one day that in the very early hours of a morning, the parents discovered the child missing from the house. He was not yet even five years of age. They first searched him in the vicinity and later set out to search him outside the village alongwith some other elderly people. He had taken a bath at 12 midnight at a well and was discovered sitting in deep meditation on a raised and narrow bricked edge of that well outside the village. He was seated cross-legged in samadhi nearly for three hours now in complete solitude. A little sleep could plunge the child deep into the well and surprisingly for that very reason, he had selected that spot.

It appeared as if Bhagat Dhruva had de