"Salaam, God-man"38
Then I walked another 400 metres, and a small, red car stopped. I was on the pavement, so there was no problem. A tall, stout man came out of the back seat of the car and said to me very respectfully, “Salaam, God-man.”Immediately I knew that he was Muslim. A young man was driving and the stout man was sitting in the back. I smiled at him and he entered into the car again and they drove away.
RB 1074. 10 October 2000↩
Sri Chinmoy, Run and become, become and run, part 21, Agni Press, 2005