Dr Kishore who is the chief medical officer of Kanha Medical Centre gave a brief update on Daaji's health after the wedding. He said that whilst Daaji was recovering and the situation was not that alarming, even though Daaji was in a lot of discomfort, it was still necessary that we do not disturb him at his residence. If needed Daaji would call the person whom he needed to see. This was in resonance with what Daaji himself had announced the previous Sunday after meditation in a speech where he requested abhyasis not to come to his home. Dr Kishore said that Daaji had been unwell three times in a row in the past few months. The first time he suffered from a high fever and had to rest for several days being able to recover just in time for the Bhandara in September.
Just when he emerged from the previous illness, it was that someone who was suffering from conjunctivitis carelessly approached Daaji to take a photo with him or with some such request. The close proximity resulted in Daaji catching that infection and for several days he suffered from swollen, infected eyes. He stayed in isolation at his home for another week or so. This had hardly finished when he now contracted a throat infection. Dr Kishore gently suggested that for Daaji to be in good health, he needs time to recover, rest, and not be constantly solicited by people seeking personal attention, especially for their personal problems. Let us be available for him if he calls us, and otherwise mind our own work in quiet sincerity, thus allowing him the space and time that are so critical for him, given the heavy responsibility he shoulders.
