– Dr. Shashanksinh Hore, Khandawa Turning into a “God Believer” from an “agnostic” person is challenging. However, to narrate a person’s journey, who hated Bapu to becoming a Bapu-loving person, is even more complex and certainly requires courage. One can garner that courage from love for Bapu. This experience is being narrated by a person who is a Rheumatologist. During the journey of recovering from a very unpredictable and dangerous
– Abhishekhsinh Shah, Vile-Parle Even if humans have made significant progress scientifically, when nature shows us its power and fury, all efforts, human intelligence seems subliminal. Man feels relatively insignificant. And then he realizes that he is helpless without the support of that “One” – the Sadguru. Those who have unwavering faith in one’s Sadguru, facing a calamity, is an acknowledgement of his existence in one’s life. They get out
– Milindsinh Kasle, Thane Bapu is capable of taking care of the one who surrenders to him. I am deeply touched and overwhelmed, witnessing the extent of care and concern Bapu has for each of his Shraddhavan friends. One can understand the depth of the word “experience” only when one puts pen to paper. One can never describe his divine interventions nor blessings. What we put on paper is
– Ashwini Kedar Once a person surrenders at the Lotus Feet of Sadguru and offers the two coins –of Shraddha (faith) and Saburi (forbearance) – He would do anything for the devotee. It is then that the unachievable becomes possible! Then be it a job offer on campus through a strict short listing mechanism in the middle of recession and slowdown of the job market or the chaos of workforce
– Ashok Karulkar, Andheri Everybody prays for one’s own well-being and progress. However, when one prays for someone else, and it bears the fruit of success, the happiness one experiences cannot be described. Bapu teaches us this very thing. Bapu devotees are always eager to extend a helping hand to those who are in distress. The following experience is an instance of the same. On October 03, 2010, we
– Rashmiveera Mantri, Dadar It was a Saturday, the day of Ganesh Chaturthi, on September 11, 2010. This day is permanently engraved on my mind. Just the previous day, Ganapati Bappa had arrived at our home, our beloved Bapu’s home. The day of Ganesh Chaturthi passed by with much excitement and fervour. A long queue of devotees awaited to take Darshan of Ganapati Bappa and Bapu on the 7th floor
– Ashok Koli, Jalgaon In the recent past, our family experienced the promise of our Sadguru – “I will save you from the jaws of death”. We had planned to travel to Mumbai on 21st May 2010 to attend the chanting of Hanuman Chalisa at Shree Gurukshetram. I got a call from my elder sister at around 1.30 am as we waited for the train at Jalgaon railway station.
– Anagha Padgaonkar, Aurangabad ‘Majsave jo Preme Yaeel, Tayache Ashakya Shakya Me Kareen’ – is one of the promises of Bapu. It is well etched on my mind. Even so, I internalized it only when I experienced it in real life. I now know that my Bapu ensures that he gives everyone whatever is apt and appropriate at the opportune time. A bus was to leave our Kendra at
– Bhau Padu Kadu It was Thursday, September 24, 2009. I returned from my morning walk, as usual, around 6 am. As I stepped out of the bathroom after my shower, I felt suffocated. Naturally, it made me feel uncomfortable. I moved under the ceiling fan. After sitting there for about 10-15 minutes, I felt much better. But an hour or so later, I felt uncomfortable again and also a
– Anjali Sarpotdar, Dahisar Once a devotee’s feet turn towards the Sadguru, one automatically begins to experience His presence. Then even if he/she has not physically seen the Sadguru, only a simple dialogue with His picture can help a devotee sail through troubled waters. And later on, one does not have to ask for the proof of His interventions. One continues to experience them as also His unconditional compassion. I offer my respect
