It was morning. Suvasinibai was first to wake up. She had a habit of looking at the face of her beloved brother-in-law as soon as she got up, and then would start the household work.

But this morning the beloved brother-in-law could not be seen. She became afraid. The elder brother RamaPratap also suddenly got up. He said, “It seems that Ghanshyam has gone to bathe in the river early. He will come soon.”

Hours passed but Ghanshyam was still not be seen. Ghanshyam’s friends began to search for Ghanshyam. Every nook and corner of all the temples of the village was searched. A distant search on the river-banks was conducted. But alas! Ghanshyam was not to be found anywhere. There was no limit to the elder brother’s sorrow and grief. He wept and wailed: “O Ghanshyam, come back! I promise to never scold you.”

Suvasinibai was turning mad due to sorrow. On seeing Ghanshyam’s shoes, cap, and cradle, she started to cry with the deepest of feelings. “Please come home and forgive us,” said Suvasinibai, “without you how will our days pass.”

Ghanshyam had not replied to his sister-in-law at that time. After many long years, with the wish of Shriji Maharaj, saints arrived at the house of Suvasinibai. That is when they felt that God is very merciful. God never forgets His devotees.