Spreading Guruhari Pappaji Maharaj's Teachings
The First day is called Dhanteras or Dhantryaodashi, which falls on the thirteenth day of the month of Ashwin The Second day of Diwali : Narak Chaturdasi It is the fourteenth lunar day (thithi) of the dark forthnight of the month of Kartik and the eve of Diwali. On this day Lord Krishna destroyed the demon Narakasur and made the
Physically Aarti is the ritual of waving the divas in a circular motion before Gods image. There are several underlying sentiments of Aarti: One is that the divas illuminate the whole of the Lords body with light so that devotees can do darshan of the whole body. The second sentiment is that devotees can lovingly welcome Bhagwan during Aarti, by offering
Great Kings are great teachers. There was once such a King, his ministers had no unity amongst themselves. To teach them unity, the King commanded that a quiver full of arrows be bought to the court. When it arrived, he said, “anyone who can snap this whole quiver into two will be given my kingdom”. All the ministers, one
In a village lived several Patels. They were so foolish, they once thought to themselves that “for many years now, darkness at night time has slipped into our houses, lets keep a strict guard today and make sure darkness does not creep in.” In preparation, one Patel picked up a stick, another a washing pin, another a pestle or
In one of India’s little kingdoms of long ago, there lived a King who (like most of them) was fond of hunting in wild places. His Chief Advisor was a very intelligent man and also an optimistic one. He was famous for seeing the positive side if things. In fact, so strong was his habit of finding good in
There once lived a sheth who was a wealthy businessman. Next to him lived a poor man who sweated out his whole day in hard labour. In fact, his whole family, wife and children worked hard at menial jobs. After their daily supper, they would relax and pray to God, then retire comfortably to sleep. Next morning, they would
There once lived a wealthy sheth but he was a scrooge, mean and miserly. He never spent a rupee, never donated a paise, and always wore worn shoes and tattered clothes. One day he fell seriously ill and became bedridden. During his whole life, it was said, he had only one friend, his personal tailor. But unfortunately, he had died
Many people in india perform austerities to please God. A tapasvi was performing austerities under an ambali tree to please the Lord. He thought if he could please the Lord then he would earn His darshan. The tapasvi lived on leave and all day devoutly circumambulated the tree. Because of this continuous walking around the tree there was a
There was a very close friendship between a bumble bee and a worm. The bee once said to the worm “why do you live in muck and faeces? Come to my garden, there are roses and agaves and jasmines, you’ll be thrilled by their fragrance”. Worm gave it serious thought. “I’ll go and visit his garden, but what if
There was once a brahmin. He was a sincere devotee of the Lord. Every Poonam, he would walk to Dwarka and have darshan of Lord Krishna in the temple there. One Poonam, a rich sheth gave the Brahmin a basketful of one hundred mangoes, saying he should offer the mangoes on his behalf to the Lord’s murti in