When Guru Sahib arrived, one of the village's horse vendors, Bhai Nigahia Singh, presented him with a horse. The bed was returned to Nabi Khan and Gani Khan. Guru Sahib asked an elderly lady gathering cow dung whether he could get some water from anywhere to take a bath, and the old lady answered, "Pir Ji, this is a ruin, there is no water here." There is a well far away, but it is guarded by a large python, so no one goes there. The python fell into the well when Guru Sahib Ji struck it with an arrow and granted it "Mukti" (exemption from further transmigration). When the Sikhs went to gather water, the water had gone bad so near to where Guru Sahib was sitting that Guru Sahib struck one more arrow and a water spring sprang out, and all the Sikhs bathed. When she saw this miracle, the old lady knelt at the feet of Guru Sahib and said, "Peer Ji, you are a wonderful Peer, I have a request." I have leprosy and have been to several places for treatment, but it has not been cured. Please cure my sickness and assist me in getting rid of it. Guru Sahib stated that whomever bathes in this water spring with faith will be healed of all his sorrows. Then Guru Ji mounted the horse entrusted to him by Bhai Nigahia Singh and rode towards Raikot. The old lady was cured after taking a bath in that water spring. She returned to the village and told everyone the whole thing. The location where Bhai Nabi Khan and Bhai Gani Khan housed Guru Sahib's bed is now a lovely Gurudwara known as Manji Sahib.
