Host:
Hello, viewers! Welcome to the Gupta Sadhak Syamakapa YouTube channel. As you know, our Gurudeb has been unwell for quite some time, but now he is gradually recovering. Yesterday, he visited the doctor, who confirmed that he is on the path to a full recovery. Your heartfelt prayers have truly worked, and Gurudeb is eager to connect with you once again. That's why we're bringing you this video today. There is a special reason behind it, which you'll hear directly from Gurudeb.
Gurudeb:
Yes, listen. Whenever a vulture or a crow lands on the flag of the Basudeb Jagannath temple, or when a kite is seen there, it often signals an impending disaster. Today is Saturday, and we've noticed many kites and crows flying over the temple's Neelachakra (holy wheel), which we call the Tripath – representing Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshwar. Seeing these birds there is an ominous sign. This is what we're observing, and it feels like a warning. You can see it in the video as well. This happens time and again, and each time, it's followed by some form of calamity. It's a serious concern for me.
Host:
Gurudeb, you made predictions in 2019, 2020, and 2021. Do you foresee any trouble for the coming year, 2022?
Gurudeb:
Well, we follow the Bengali calendar. We still have the months of Poush, Magh, Falgun, and Chaitra before the Bengali year ends. Our new year starts in Baishakh. So, for us, 2021 is still ongoing. Disasters are occurring almost daily. Just recently, several people lost their lives in a boat capsize in the English Channel. There was a massive flood in Kerala that claimed 31 lives. There was also a cyclone in a Muslim-populated area that caused many deaths.
Host:
And then there was the tragic accident involving our Chief of Defence Staff, Mr. Rawat.
Gurudeb:
Yes, that happened just recently as well. One unfortunate event after another. 2021 has been far from peaceful. I'm concerned about what else might happen before the year is out. What I saw today at the Jagannath Temple didn't feel right. I can tell you that we're facing another grave warning from Basudeb Jagannath. We closely watch the temple's flag because it represents our vital energy. Kites, crows, and vultures rarely settle there, so seeing them today is worrying. The TV reports are also suggesting that something major might have gone wrong. It's a cause for great concern.
Host:
Many of you were eager to see Gurudeb after his illness. We see him regularly and visited the doctor with him yesterday. The doctor noted that he looks much brighter and healthier now. Gurudeb, we can see you're improving, and we hope you'll continue to get better. For those who are worried, especially your followers and students, do you have any words of blessing?
Gurudeb:
I never thought I'd make it back, to be honest. But by the grace of the doctors and the divine, I'm here. Even in my current state, people from all over—Bankura and other places—have been coming to see me, seeking help.
Host:
Gurudeb, the doctor has strictly advised against meeting people or talking too much for now. You need to focus on your health. We've told everyone who visits the temple to wait until February of next year to see you.
Gurudeb:
Yes, once it gets warmer, I should be better. I'm still not fully recovered, but I felt it was important to warn people about what I've seen. I asked Pradeep to do this episode so we could share this message. The doctor said no more than ten minutes, and we've already gone over that, but it's important for people to know.
Host:
Your predictions have come true time and again, Gurudeb—like when the temple was struck by lightning or caught fire. You're sensing that something is about to happen again.
Gurudeb:
Yes, I'm certain of it. Something is coming.
Host:
We won't keep you talking any longer, given the doctor's orders. Dear viewers, please understand our situation. We'll try to post one or two episodes a week so you can stay updated on Gurudeb's health. Pranam, Gurudeb.
Gurudeb:
Pranam.
Host:
One last thing, viewers—our channel's reach has dipped recently. If you could please share our videos and subscribe, it would help the Gupta Sadhak Syamakapa channel grow again. We truly appreciate your support. Thank you. Pranam, Gurudeb.
Gurudeb:
Pranam.