Dwarka Dham
Having darshan of Dwarka Dham, they went to the secluded spot of Morvi via Rajkot and stayed on there. Here too people thronged to see them.
Morvi State
The Raja of Morvi State also came to pay his respects to the two sisters. When he came to know that some anti-social elements were disturbing the sadhana or spiritual practice of the ascetic girls, he arranged for their stay at a beautiful shivalaya and made arrangements of police security for them. The priest there sincerely served them and attended to their needs.
Shri Nathdwara
Mamleshwar Mahadev, Omkareshwar
Lord Shiva
As per Lord Shiva's order she began taking
some food.
Once on hearing that Shri Narmadaji never lets the pilgrims of its banks go hungry she went and sat in a small dingy room on the third storey of the Shiva Mandir, without telling a word to anyone. Next day an eight year old mallah[3] girl got milk for her and made her drink it, coaxing, “ My mother has sent this milk for you.” After making her have milk, the girl left.
Maa Narmada
Dense Jungle on Banks of the Narmada
Shri Deviji and Krishnaji went on foot to have a view of Dhavdi Kund in the dense jungle located on the banks of the Narmada. They lost the way while returning. Seeing a cluster of eight to ten huts at a place when evening had set in, they assumed it to be a small village and stayed on there. But that place was uninhabited. People had deserted that place due to fear of wild animals. Around midnight, fifteen to twenty people suddenly arrived at the cluster of huts with flaming torches.
One of them said, “ Do not be scared. I have been ordered in my dream that two ascetic girls are sitting in the deserted jungle nearby. Go, take water to them and make them drink it. No one could muster courage to come here alone for fear of wild animals. If you want you can accompany us or else drink this water. Both the cousin sisters returned with those people to Omkareswar.
Barwaha,Madhya Pradesh
Thus staying in Omkareshwar for some time they walked to Barwaha via the river Choral
and river Narmada confluence.
Khalghat, Maheshwar
The Divine Woman
“ Since you are unable to speak we keep motivating the members of your family to provide you with drinking water at regular intervals. Don't worry. No one except you can see us except you,” the woman would say on asking.
Deviji would also see two divine like handsome boys dressed in the best of finery, lying near her feet. They had told her, “ We stay as forms of energy near you and help you survive.”
After recovering Shri Deviji and her cousin sister set out again to realize their supreme objective. One day it struck Deviji that one must progress in sadhana for God realization by becoming absolutely
detached. She presented her heart's feelings before Krishnaji and both the cousins went on separate paths. In this manner Deviji roamed about all alone in rigorous asceticism, for a year.
As a fruition of this tough spiritual practice she was able to get refuge at the feet of siddh [1] saint Shri Maharajji, after three years in 1947, in Maheshwar. Her life took a new turn from this juncture, whose detailed account the readers have already read.
Shri Maharaj ji
Shri Vrindavan Dham
The Mahamantra
Shri Maharajji would say, “ I do not have to collect people. Only one person may come to me but he must be a
true sadhaka[4].”
The satsang which would ensue amidst a few selected intent sadhakas and the ambiance it created can be known only to those who have had the good fortune to participate in it. Shriji's conduct was always
alienated from the material world. Impressed by his association the sadhaka would innately feel that he was beyond the mundane world. All this is not a topic for the pen to describe. So be it.
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