Feeling of lightness after doing satseva
    A few months ago, I was doing the satseva of translating the Sanatan's English publication, 'Volume 4: Path of Guru's grace (Gurukrupayoga)' into my native language. On one particular occasion, despite being very tired at the end of the workday and having a severe headache for three consecutive days, I felt enthusiastic to perform the satseva. As I continued with the translation, my headache subsided and I was rid of my fatigue. On completion of the day's translation satseva, while rising from my seat I had a feeling of lightness of body.

Absence of usual asthma attack when lighting incense sticks for chanting*
    I have been suffering from asthma attacks for the past sixteen years. Due to this, I am unable to tolerate any kind of smoke, strong odors or dust. On the slightest exposure to such inhalants, I react immediately with a bout of wheezing and coughing. Recently, I began lighting incense sticks in the altar at home before commencing the minimum amount** of chanting that I do while sitting in front of the altar. To my amazement I have noticed that the smoke and odor from the lit incense sticks does not have any ill effects on me.