Jain Journal 1978 04

Author(s): Jain Bhawan Publication
Publisher: Jain Bhawan Publication

Page 51

APRIL, 1978
141
He was fortunate to have his life partner in Ramaji, the goddess of wealth, in whose blessed contact, I could come very late, on 24th October 1971. at the time of her departure from Indore, at the aerodrome. Quite hesitant, as I was, I could not escape her sight, and she soon solved my difficulty by pulling a chair out of the rush and fuss. I sat there. I talked and talked, for the plane was a bit late. I reminded her of Jnanodaya, a premier magazine of the Jnanapitha, but she over-whelmed me in her blessings, “You are now to introduce Jnanodaya into the precincts of “Tirthankar', I am with you."
If Sahuji was one among lacs of devoted nationalists, Ramaji was one among hundreds of women who have the purest cultural motivation, who had the zeal to stand behind the needy, the downtrodden, and the poor.
They have departed, once for all, leaving behind them not only the foot-prints on the sands of time, but also the steerage in the hands of their hopes, Sahu Ashok, Aloka, Manoj and Smt. Alakaji. They are equally capable sons of the land, and we hope that under the guardianship of Sahu Shreyansji, the society and the nation shall be able to recover the irreparable loss of the sublime lives, in times to come