The economic condition of mason Mavaji Mistri of Rajkot was very poor. He came to Junagadh and prayed to Swami. The kind Swami asked him to purchase some gram and parched rice. Outside the temple he met his Muslim friend Musabhai who gave him one more anna and advised him to bring the prasad for Swami. Mavajibhai went to the market and bought the gram and parched rice for two annas and brought them to Swami. After offering to Thakorji, Swami took just two grains from that and distributed some among the saints and gave the rest to Mavaji, asking him to share it with Musabhai. Besides this, Swami gave him blessings to go to Karachi and start the business of building contracts. Mavaji then said that he knew nobody there. Swami replied to this by saying that he knew some people. there. Mavajibhai felt encouraged but he had no train fare to reach Karachi.
Swami was omniscient and asked him to demand one hundred rupees from his mother, who had buried the amount in a earthen pot under the grinding wheel. Swami ordered Mavaji to make Musabhai his partner in the business. Swami was pleased even with the little service so willingly rendered by Musabhai. Mavabhai reached Rajkot and demanded money from his mother. At first she flatly denied that she had money. But when Mavabhai told her about the order of Swami and also, pointed out the exact place, she gave him the money. When Mavabhai disembarked on the port of Karachi he chance to meet an Englishman who gave him a substantial contract without any recommendation from anyone. Mavabhai earned a handsome amount from this contract and gradually started the company of Mavabhai and Musabhai and attained a sound financial condition. In this way, as a result of Swami's blessings, Mavajibhai's poverty vanished and he earned a fortune and rendered sincere service to the satsang.