Divine Discourse by Sathya Sai Baba, May 16, 1964.
"A man who had four wives happened to go to Mumbai on some work. From there, he wrote to all of them that he was prepared to bring home whatever each of them wanted.
The first wife asked for some nice tonics for her health, as well as rugs and woolen clothing to be of service whenever she fell ill.
The second wife wanted some saris of the latest style, jewelry of the Mumbai type and such other sundry decorative stuff.
The third asked him to select for her some religious books like the Jnaneshwari, abhangs, etc. available in Mumbai book-shops, as well as pictures of Pandharinath, Bhavani and Sai Baba.
The fourth wife had no list at all; she simply wrote, "If you return soon and safe, that is enough for me."
The others got big packets containing whatever they had asked for, but the last one got his love.
God gives you whatever you pray for; so think well and discriminate clearly before you pray and ask."
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