Reprinted with permission from Share International magazine, P. O. Box 971, N. Hollywood, CA 91603 USA, www.shareintl.org.
Magical
Water Found in Delhi
In Nadana village, about 150 km north of Delhi, India, water began
gushing out of a deserted tube well in September of 1992. Some
local villagers who bathed in the water reported that the
"medicinal" and "magical" qualities of the well cured their skin
diseases. Word quickly spread, and now a constant stream of
people visits the village daily to gain the benefits of the water. A
five-year-old polio victim was reportedly cured to a large extent
after bathing there. Most people who go into the water report physical improvements of some type. The owner of the well,
Mr. Mamraj, one of the village leaders, was reportedly offered a large sum of
money from people who wished to buy the well. He rejected the proposal,
saying he wanted to use the well for the people, not for making money.
In Nadana village, about 150 km north of Delhi, India, water began
gushing out of a deserted tube well in September of 1992. Some
local villagers who bathed in the water reported that the
"medicinal" and "magical" qualities of the well cured their skin
diseases. Word quickly spread, and now a constant stream of
people visits the village daily to gain the benefits of the water. A
five-year-old polio victim was reportedly cured to a large extent
after bathing there. Most people who go into the water report physical improvements of some type. The owner of the well,
Mr. Mamraj, one of the village leaders, was reportedly offered a large sum of
money from people who wished to buy the well. He rejected the proposal,
saying he wanted to use the well for the people, not for making money.