Where have spiritual  paupers like us seen God? It is certainly through divine souls like  highly revered Manohar Das ji who have lifelong worked for the well-being  of people so that we can identify the Supreme Being. Where can we find  a saint of his calibre on earth? In reality the era of such divine  men is gradually coming to an end.
The memory of honourable Manohar Baba is pure, dazzling white and eternal like the snow clad peaks of the Himalayas,to whom I offer millions of my salutations.
 
The memory of honourable Manohar Baba is pure, dazzling white and eternal like the snow clad peaks of the Himalayas,to whom I offer millions of my salutations.
When  eminent saint Shri Albeli Sharan ji Maharaj, respected Bahin Sushri  Shashikala Mule, respectable Vidyadhar Das ji, respected Shri Kailash  Bhaiya and others insisted that I write the life-history of Baba  Manohar Das ji, an ascetic of the highest order, a saint free from worldly  attachments and desires, to preserved as his memoirs, I was in in a  great  state of uncertainty. Firstly because a destitute like me  with meager knowledge does not have the capability to write anything  about a divine saint like Baba Maharaj who had attained the Divine.  Secondly there was a great shortage of time due to various   commitments other which I had . However even after mustering immense courage  I could not refuse  all of them. 
Shri Manohar Baba (left) with Balkrishan Das ji Maharaj
Simultaneously  I felt that just like  Manohar Baba had authoritatively got the  memoirs  'Rasaarchan' the biography of Shri Balkishan Das ji Maharaj,
Shri Manohar Baba (right) with Ghanshyam Das Thakur ji
and  'Smriti Saurabh' the biography of of Shri Ghanshyam Das Thakurji penned  by me ; in the same fashion  he was giving me an order  to write his life history through his very close associates.Therefore  I agreed to do this extremely difficult task, with the hope of   capacity and energy being granted by revered Baba himself. With the  auspicious blessings of revered Baba  I readied his biography in  a very short time span; without any obstacle and with conscientious  enthusiasm by often keeping awake till two o'clock at night.While writing  I did not feel fatigued nor experienced any sort of  weakness.
When I began this  task centered around revered Baba my health remained fine and moreover  worldly involvements  reduced considerably all of a sudden, by  his grace.It was virtually impossible for me to take up this endeavor  in the daytime due to various reasons. Therefore the entire biography  was written during the night.
Shri Manohar Baba
Many a time while writing this text I  felt that revered Baba was sitting by my side on a takht   or wooden bed or was standing in front of me.
Amazingly after  writing the  life history of revered Baba, I had very extraordinary  and transcendental experiences lasting for two to three hours while  meditating upon his holy  nature.  Often I was unable of going  to sleep till four o clock in the morning because of this practice.  It is not proper  to give an account of all those episodes at this  juncture.
The Eternal Nikunja of Lord Krishna
As a matter of chance,  the day I gave respite to the  memoirs of revered Baba. 29th May, 2010, was purnima and  the date of his gaining entry into the eternal nikunja (abode of Krishna).  Above all it was precisely 12 o' clock at midnight.
The oceanic biography  of highly revered Baba Manohar Das ji  is imponderable and expansive.  It is extremely tough to bind it in writing. While writing  his memoirs, I could gather extensive information about revered Baba  from Bahen Sushri  Shashikala Mule, Sushri Vijaya Mule, revered  Shri Sushila Bahen ji, Sushri Darshan Bahen ji, Sushri Dr. Nisha Shubh,  Sushri Narang Bahen ji, Shri Sushil Nigam (Barwani), Sushri Manju Tiwari  and Pandit Rajesh Tiwari (Maheshwar)    and others. And  for this very reason I am extremely grateful to them.
I beg to be forgiven in case there have been any errors on my part while writing the biography.
I beg to be forgiven in case there have been any errors on my part while writing the biography.
Gopal Chaturvedi







 
 
 
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