– Darshana Sawant The dreadful moment comes, we even go through it. But with Bapu ’s love and grace, we emerge safe and happy. In the life of a shraddhavaan who trusts and loves Bapu, there has never been an exception to this rule and there never will be. It was January 7, the second last day of the Vardhamaan Vrat. I had gone along with my family to Kothimbe.
– Ajit Doiphode It was November 8, 2008. I was on my way to my in-laws’ place in Vita, Sangli for some work. Since I had made plans at the last minute I did not have a reservation. I, therefore, boarded a bus from CBD Belapur and decided to get off at Karad. Several passengers got in and out of the bus at various stops. At Pune, one such passenger
– Nitin Mirajkar, Kolhapur When one reposes faith in Bapu and when one has unwavering devotion towards him, during the times of crisis, Bapu comes forward to offer his timely help. This experience would let the reader know that Bapu does not differentiate between two people from a family, be it a devotee or a non-devotee. Mag Jo Gayee Vadekode, Majhe Charitra Majhe Povade II Tayachiya Me Mage Pudhe I
– Sapnaveera Bhingarde It was the 14th of November 2008. At about 9 o’clock at night my daughter, Manasi and I were cleaning vegetables and my husband, Vinaysinh was standing on a stool and fixing the tube light in the hall. After some time we heard a very loud noise. Before even knowing what had happened I just screamed. Then we realized that the tube light which my husband was
– Neeta Jadhav, Ulhasnagar We hear of experiences where a shraddhavaan is safely pulled out of the jaws of death by the Sadguru. Along with it, there are small experiences that a common man faces in his daily life. The experiences may look ordinary but for the Sadguru there is no difference between a big or small experience. Whatever be the situation – our Bapu, our Sadguru responds lovingly to
– Mrs. S.S.Panhalkar Disasters often come without a forewarning and they catch a person unaware. But, the Sadguru’s ‘Disaster Management cell’ is ever ready for the protection of the devotee. O Sadguru, a million salutations to you! A simple devotee like me is blessed to have your grace. You have consistently extricated me out of any adversity and have always shown me a new path. Due to my workload, I
Suvarnaveera Dudhe “I need no doorways to be allowed in” were Saibaba’s words and they hold good for the principle that is the Sadguru. The loving bhaktas of the Sadguru experience this very often. The shraddhavaan may be beyond the seven seas but when he is in trouble his Lord rushes to save them from the difficulty. The shraddhavaan trusts and experiences that his Lord comes in any form. Nothing
Rakeshsinh Phule & Radhaveera Phule Sometimes certain incidents, having no plausible explanations, occur in one’s life. In such situations, a person is bound to feel helpless and may start questioning his faith in God. In fact, a person who follows the path of a Sadguru is often advised by others to move away from this path in times of adversity. However, it is in such situations that one ne eds
Shirishsinh Badve In the train we keep our luggage next to us, we do not carry it on our head. The train carries us along with our luggage. Similarly when we surrender to the Sadguru he gradually lifts the load off the bhakta and carries them both to the destination. Even when the bhaktas are compelled to face their unavoidable destiny the Sadguru intervenes and the bhakta tides over, smooth
Sandeepsinh Deokar Just like a sparrow can be drawn to oneself by tying a string to its legs, the Sadguru pulls the bhakta towards Him. Moreover, those bhaktas who hand over their ‘string’ to the Sadguru, with faith and love, will find that the Sadguru uses this ‘string’ to pull them out of any adversity; including death. It was in 2002, during the anniversary celebrations of the Vikhroli (East) Upasana
