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Sant Sri Asaramji Bapu

Param Pujya Sant Sri Asaramji Bapu (Hindi: संत श्री आसारामजी बापू),(Sindhi: سنت شري آسارام باپو), is a saint from Bharat. Endearingly called 'Bapuji' was born in Berani village of Nawab district in Sindh (Un-Partitioned India) on Sixth Day of Chaitra month in Vikram Samvat 1998 (17th April 1941, English Calendar) as Aasumal. His father was wealthy businessman Thaumal Sirumalani and his mother was Mehngeeba. Image File history File links Unbalanced_scales. ... Image File history File linksMetadata Bapuji. ... Image File history File linksMetadata Bapuji. ... Hindi (हिन्दी) is a language spoken mainly in North and Central India. ... SindhÄ« (सिन्धी, سنڌي) is the language of the Sindh region of South Asia, which is now a province of Pakistan. ...

Today, there are over 200 ashrams^{[citation needed]} and 1100^{[citation needed]} Sri Yog Vedanta Seva Samiti (SYVSS) around the world working under the guidance of Bapuji. The main ashram is in Ahmedabad (Gujrat, India). SYVSS is involved in many social, religious and spiritual activities in India and abroad. A magazine in many different languages is also printed by the ashram called "Rishi Prasad" and a monthly newspaper called "Lok Kalyan Setu". An Ashram (Pronounced aashram) in ancient India was a Hindu hermitage where sages (See Rishi) lived in peace and tranquility amidst nature. ... An Ashram (Pronounced aashram) in ancient India was a Hindu hermitage where sages (See Rishi) lived in peace and tranquility amidst nature. ...

Biography

At the time of Aasumal's birth, a merchant stopped at his Shri Thaumal's house and told him that he got a divine feeling of a saintly child being born in his family. For that special child he had brought a swing. Aasumal was the fourth child in the family.

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When Aasumal was three years old, kulguru (the family guru) Shri Parsuramji came to Shri Thaumalji's home. As he saw child Aasumal he said that the child is not a normal child. He said that the child Aasumal will be a great saint and will show the path of spiritualism to the people living in ignorance^{[citation needed]}.

Since his childhood, Aasumal was very much inclined towards religious epics. Manhgeeba maa used to tell stories from Ramayana, Bhagawad Gita and other scriptures to Aasumal. That was his first introduction to the world of spirituality. For the television series by Ramanand Sagar, see Ramayan (TV series). ... Bhagavad Gīta भगवद्गीता, composed ca the fifth - second centuries BC, is part of the epic poem Mahabharata, located in the Bhisma_Parva chapters 23–40. ...

He was the most favourite students in his school. Lovingly, the students and teachers used to call him "Hansmukh bhai". He always had a very sharp memory from his childhood.

Due to the division India, his family moved from Sindh to Maninagar near Ahmedabad in Gujarat. Aasumal started his studies again in Maninagar. During recess time, when other children used to play, Aasumal would sit under a tree for meditation. Maa Mehgiba would put makkhan-mishree (sweetened butter) in front of Aasumal when he would be sitting for meditation with his eyes closed. She would tell Aasumal to open his eyes and see what god has sent for him. This built up his interest in Dhyaan (Meditation) & Bhajan (Prayers) and he started enjoying it. Ahmedabad (Gujarati: , Hindi: अहमदाबाद ) is the largest city in the state of Gujarat and the seventh-largest urban agglomeration in India, with a population of almost 51 lakhs (5. ... Gujarātlanguage|GujarātÄ«]]: , IPA: ,  ) is a state in the Republic of India. ... ‹ The template below has been proposed for deletion. ... A bhajan or kirtan is basically a Hindu or Sikh devotional song, often of ancient origin. ... Prayer is an effort to communicate with a God, or to some deity or deities, either to offer praise to the deity, to make a request of the deity, or simply to express ones thoughts and emotions to the deity. ...

When Aasumal saw that school education is only useful for earning bread and it only fulfills the worldly enjoyment, he lost the facination of school education. Whenever there was any time spare, he would go and meditate.

At a very young age Aasumal lost his father and he had to discontinue his education and take care of the family business along with his elder brother. But Aasumal was always yearning for spiritual knowledge. His meditation grew longer and longer and provided him with many siddhis (spiritual powers) in a small age of 10 years. He went to Sidhpur for a job and came back to Maninagar after 3 years. His mother wanted to get him married now, but Aasumal was never into marriages and social life. But his family got him engaged. Siddhi (Sanskrit:; ) is a Sanskrit word that literally means accomplishment, attainment, or success.[1] It is also used as a term for spiritual power (or psychic ability). ...

Aasumal kept postponing marriage for two and half years. Eventually, his family fixed a date of his marriage but he ran away from his home eight days before the day of marriage. His family started searching for him and found him in Ashok Ashram in Bharuch and took him back to home. Aasumal was married to Lakshmi Devi. Bharuch is a city and a municipality in Bharuch district in the state of Gujarat, India. ...

He told his wife that his ultimate goal is to self realise, hence not to obstruct his way. He joined a Sanskrit school. Four days before the final exam he was influenced by a shloka which meant "The one who has disowned expectations & materialistic desires & has adopted the desireless state, the penances & worship of such a person has reached completion." His desire to attain God got intensified. He made up his mind to break from family so as to realize God. The Sanskrit language ( , for short ) is an old Indo-Aryan language from the Indian Subcontinent, the classical literary language of the Hindus of India[1], a liturgical language of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, and one of the 23 official languages of India. ... Wikipedia does not yet have an article with this exact name. ...

After leaving his dominions, Asumal went from place to place and at nights slept on the grass, homeless and alone. He did intense spiritual practices in deep forests, on hills, in deep caves, in various great temples. At Kedarnath, the Pujari blessed Asumal to become a millionaire, but Asumal did not appreciate this. He worshipped again & made a pledge to attain God.

Sadguru Lila Shah Ji Maharaj, Gurudev of Sant Sri Asaramji Bapu

Asumal then went to Vrindavan, the land of Lord Krishna. Here he was inspired to goto the ashram of the Great Guru, Swami Shri Lilashahaji Maharaj. He had to wait for 40 days in the Ashram to get the glimpse of Gurudev. There he stayed and served his SadGuru with true devotion. He waged war with so many troubles. He used to take just Moong Dal as food, sleep in a small 4.5 feet room. SadGurudev made Asumal go through several hardships for another 30 days & then finally Asumal was blessed. Swami Shri Lilashahaji Maharaj asked him to go back to home & continue his spiritual practices at home. Image File history File links No higher resolution available. ... Image File history File links No higher resolution available. ... An Ashram (Pronounced aashram) in ancient India was a Hindu hermitage where sages (See Rishi) lived in peace and tranquility amidst nature. ... Guru - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia /**/ @import /skins-1. ...

While coming back to his home, he left the train and went to Moti Koral (A place in Gujarat. His mind was attuned to only self-realization. No one can stop a man who is on his way to Paramapada (Ultimate Realization). He started doing dyaan at the bank or river Narmada. A local saint Shri Lalji Maharaj got impressed by Asumal's intense spiritual practices. Lalji Maharaj made arrangements for Asumal to stay in Datt Kutir of Ram Niwas (Lalji Maharaj's Ashram). Asumal started the 40 day Anushthan here. Gujarātlanguage|GujarātÄ«]]: , IPA: ,  ) is a state in the Republic of India. ...

One day while Asumal was meditating in the bank of river Narmada, heavy rain poured. Asumal did not want to stop his meditation. He went to a nearby fisherman's hut, and there he sat in meditation, soon he merged himself in deep meditation. Sometime later, the owner of the house came outside to attend his natural call & he saw our Asumal. He suspected Asumal to be a thief and collected all the fishermen in the neighbourhood. Everybody in the near vicinity came with their weapons, sticks and swords etc. But Asumal was deeply merged in meditation. After some time he slowly opened his eyes and saw many people around him with all kinds of weapons, making noise. But who can do anything to a person who has conquered all sensory tendencies, like evil, animosity.

All people that came there gazed at him in wonder and beheld him with respect. They realized that he is a great saint doing meditation. Asumal immediately left that place with heavenly dignity. All these people asked for forgiveness & looked upon him with great reverence and esteem.

When Asumal's wife and mother came to know that he was staying at Moti Koral they visited him. They requested him to come back. But Asumal told them without completing the Anushthan he cannot come. He successfully completed the Anushthan. The whole village & Shri Lalji Maharaj himself came to the railway station to see them off to Ahmedabad. As soon as the train started moving from Miyagaun junction, Asumal jumped out and boarded a train towards Bombay to meet Gurudev Lila Shahji Maharaj.

Asumal reached Bombay (Mumbai) and met Gurudev Lila ShahJi Maharaj. Lila ShahJi Maharaj were very happy to see his disciple's keen interest to attain the truth. Hence, on 2nd Day of Ashwin month in Samvat 2021 at 2.30pm in the afternoon Asumal was transformed into Sant Sri AsaramJi Bapu by the blessings of Sadgurudev Shri Lila ShahJi Maharaj. Asumal went into samadhi for next two and a half days. “Bombay” redirects here. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Hindu calendar. ... Samadhi (Sanskrit, lit. ...

Asumal started seeing the one supreme being in all. With SadGuru's grace Asaramji discovered the absolute truth. Affinity for the world disappeared. Each moment of life was overflowing with the divine realization of existence of One in All. The stage beyond pride & material attractions was reached. The final destination where the Jiva becomes one with Parmatman was reached. The blissful state where nothing can separate one from God was finally attained. In Hinduism and Jainism, a jiva is the immortal essence of a living being, subject to maya. ...

Gurudev Lila Shahji Maharaj instructed Asaramji to serve the humanity by staying as a householder. After Self-Realization Sant Shri Asaramji Bapu stayed in solitude for seven years. Pujya Shri used to stay fully immersed in the bliss of the Atman (Brahmanand Masti) & give religious discourse to all those who came for darshana (meet & see Bapuji). Pujya Shri spent His solitude in various places like Disa, Naareshwar Dhaam, the Himalayas, Mt. Abu & so on... Gurudev may refer to: Rabindranath Tagore - A renowned Indian poet Gurudev (movie) - An Indian film starring Anil Kapoor This is a disambiguation page — a navigational aid which lists pages that might otherwise share the same title. ...

BapuJi met Swami Lilashahji in Haridwar in Vikram Samvat 2028, & by the commands of SadGuru, inorder to provide a good example to common householders, Swamiji entered the life of a householder. It was the day of Guru Punam in Vikram Samvat 2028 when Pujya Shri reached Ahmedabad after staying in solitude for seven years.

BapuJi chose a peaceful place in the Motera village on the banks of Sabarmati river. Later on some of the devotees constructed a small room for Swamiji which is very well known as "Moksha Kutir". Though this place in Motera village was very inhabitual and a place of thieves and boot-leggers, BapuJi lived there submerged in the joy of communion with Atman. Slowly, the number of devotees coming to Motera kept on increasing and in a very short time the place became a great spiritual centre.

Sri Asaramayan

The Asaramayan is a poem telling the life story of Pujya Bapu.It is now very famous and sold in all the Bapuji ashrams in india.

It goes like this

Guru charan raj sheesh dhari, Hriday roop vichaari Shri Asaramayan kaho vedanta ko saar Dharm kaamaarath moksha de rog shok sanhaar Bhaje jo bhakti bhaav se shigraha ho beda paar

Bhaarat sindhu nadi bakhaani Nawaab jile mein gaav berani Rehata ek seth gunkhaani naam Thaumal Sirumalani Aagya mein rehati Mehgiba pati parayan naam Mangiba Chait vad chhaha unnees athaanve Aasumal avtarit aangne Maa man mein umada sukh sagar dwaar pe aaya ek saudagar Laaya ek ati sundar jhoola dekh pita man harsh se phula Sabhie chakit ishwar ki maya uchit samay par kaise aaya Ishwar ki yeh leela bhari baalak hai koi chamatkaari

Young Asumal

Sant seva aur shruti shravan maat peetaa upkaari Dharma purush janma koi punyo ka phal bhari Image File history File links Childhood. ... Image File history File links Childhood. ...

Surat thi baalak ki saloni, aate hi kar di anhoni Samaaj mein hti maanyata jaisi, prachalit ek kahavat aisi Teen behan ke baad jo aata putra woh trekhan kehalata Hota ashubh amangal kaari daridrata laata hai bhari Viparit kintu diya dikhaai ghar mein jaise Lakshmi aayi Tirloki ka aasan dola Kuber ne bhandaar hi khola Maan pratishtha aur badhai sab ke man sukh shanti chaai

Tejomay baalak badha aanand badhaa apaar Sheel shanti ka atmadhan karne lagaa vistaar

Ek dinaa Thaumal dwaare Kulguru Parshuraam padhaare Jyun hi ve baalak ko nihaare anaayaas hi sahasa pukaare Yah nahin baalak saadharan hai, daivee lakshan tej hai kaaran Netron mein hai saatvik lakshan iske kaarya bade vilakshan Yah to Mahaan Sant banega logon ka udhaar karega Suni Guru ki bhavishya vaani gad gad ho gaye Sirumalani Maata ne bhi maatha chooma har koi lekarke ghooma

Gyaani vairaagi poorva ka tere ghar mein aaye JanmA liya hai yogi ne putra tera kehalaye Paawan tera kul hua janani kokha kritaarth Naam amar tera hua, purna chaar purushaarth

Saitaalis mein desh vibhajan, pak mein choda bhu pashu au dhan Bharat Ahmedabad mein aaye Maninagar mein shiksha paaye Badi vilakshan smaran shakti Asumal ki ashu yukti Tivra buddhi ekagra namrata tvarit kaarya aur sahansheelta Asumal prasanna mukh rehate shikshak Hasmukhbhai kehate Pista badam kaaju akhrota bhare jeb khaate bhar peta De de makkhan mishri kuja maa ne sikhaya dhyan aur pooja Dhyaan ka swaad lagaa tab aise, rahey na machhali jal bin jaise Hue Bramhavidya se yukta ve vahi ahi vidya ya vimuktaye Bahut raat tak pair dabaate bhare kanth pitu aashish paate

Putra tumahara jagat mein sada rahega naam Logon ke tumse sada puran honge kaam

Seer se hati pita ki chaaya tab maaya ne jaal phailaya Badey bhai ka hua dushashan vyarth hue maa ke aashwashan Chhoota vaibhav schooli shiksha shooro ho gai agni pariksha Gaye Siddhpur naukari karne Krishna ke aage bahaaye jharne Sevak sakha bhaav se bheeje, Govind Madhav tab reejhe Ek dina ek maai aayi boli he bhagwan sukhdaayi Pade putra dukh mujhe jhelne khoon case do bete jail mein Bole Aasu sukh paavenge nirdosh chut jaldi aavenge Bete ghar aaye maa bhaagi Aasumal ke paavon lagi

Aasumal ka pushta hua aalokik prabhaav Vaak siddhi ki shakti ka ho gaya pradurbhaav

Baras Siddhpur teen bitaaye laut ahmedabaad mein aaye Karne lagi Lakshmi nartan kiya bahi ka dil parivartan Daridrata ko door kar diya ghar vaibhav bharpur kar diya Cinema unhe kabhi na bhaaye balat le gaye rote aaye Jis maa ne tha dhyaan sikhaya usko hi ab rona aaya Maa karna chahti thi shaadi Aasumal ka man bairaagi Phir bhi sabne shakti laagayi jabran kar di unki sagaai Shaadi ko jab hua unka man Aasumal kar gaye palaayan

Pandit kaha Guru Samarth ko Ramdas savdhan Shaadi phere phirte hue bhaaage chhuda kar jaan

Karat khoj mein nikal gaya dum mile bharuch mein ashok ashram Kathinaai se mila raasta pratishtha ka diya vaasta Ghar mein laaye aajmaaye Guru baarat le pahunche aadipur Vivaah hua par man dridhaaya bhagat ne patni ko samajhaaya Apna vyauhar hoga aise jal mein kamal rehata hai jaise Saansaarik vyavahaar tab hogaa, jab mujhe Saakshaatkaar hoga Saath rahe jyun aatma kaaya saath rahe vairaagi maya

Anashwar hoon main jaanta sat-chit hoo anand Sthiti mein jeene lagoon hove parmananda

Mool granth adhyayan ke hetu Sanskrit bhasha hai ek setu Sanskrit ki shiksha paayi gati aur sadhana badhaai Ek shlok hriday mein paitha vairagya soya uth baitha Asha chhod nairashya avalambit uski shiksha purna anushthit Lakshmi devi ko samjhaya isha praapti ka dhyeya bataaya Chhod ke ghar main ab jaoonga lakshya prapta kar laut aaoonga Kedarnath ke darshan paaye lakshadhipati ashish paye Puni pooja punah sankalpaaye isha prapti ashish paye Aaye Krishna leela sthali mein Vrindavan ki kunj galin mein Krishna ne man mein aisa dhaala ve ja pahunche Nainitala Wahan thhey Shrotriya Bramhanishthit Swami Leelashah Pratishtit Bhitar taral thee bahar kathora nirvikalpa jyun kagaz kora Purna swatantra param upkari brahmanishtha atma saakhshaatkaari

Isha-krupa bina Guru nahin Guru bina nahin Gyaan Gyaan bina atma nahin gavahi Ved-Puraan

Jaanne ko saadhak ki koti sattar din tak hui kasoti Kanchan ko agni mein tapaaya, Guru ne Aasumal bulwaya Kaha grihasth ho karma hi karna dhyan bhajan ghar par hi karna Aagya maani ghar par aaye, paksha mein Moti-Coral dhaaye Narmada tat par dhyan lagaaye, Lalji Maharaj aakarshaaye Saprem shila swami paha dhaye Datta-kuteer mein sagrah laaye Umada prabhu prem ka chaskaa anusthaan chaalis diwas ka Mare chhaha shatru sthiti paayi bramha nishthata sahaja samai Shubha-Ashubha sam ronaa-ganaa grishma thand maan aur apmana Tripta ho khaana bhook aru pyaas mahal aur kutiyaa aas niraas Bhakti yoga gyaan abhyaasi hue samaan Magahar aur Kaasi

Bhaav hi kaaran ish hai na swarna kaashth paashan Sata-Chita-Ananda roop hai vyaapak hai Bhagawaan Bramheshaan Janaardan Saarad Shesh Ganesh Niraakaar saakaar hai, hai sarvatra bhavesh

Hue Aasumal bramha-abhyaasi, janm aneko laage baasi Dur ho gayi aadhi vyaadhi siddha ho gayi sahaj samaadhi Ik raat nadi tat man aakarsha aai jor se aandhi varsha Band makaan baramda khali baithe wahin samadhi lagaali Dekha kisine socha daku laaye laathi bhaala chaku Daude chikhe shor mach gayaa, tuti samaadhi dhyaan khinch gayaa Sadhak utha, thhey bikhare keshaa raag dvesh naa kinchit leshaa Saral logon ne saadhu manaa, hathyaaron ne kaal hi jaana Bhairav dekh dusht ghabaraaye, pahalwaan jyun malla hi paaye Kaami janon ne aashiq maana, sadhujan kinhe parnaama

Ek drishti dekhe sabhie chaley shaant gambhir Sashastron ki bheed ko sahaj gaye ve cheer

Maata aayi dharam ki sevi saath mein patni Lakshmi devi Dono phut phut ke roi, rudan dekh karunaa bhi roi Sant Lalji hridaya pasija, har darshak aansoo mein bhija Kaha sabhie ne aap jaaiyo, Asumal bole ki bhaiyon Chaalis diwas hua nahi pura, anusthaan hai mera adhura Asumal ne chodi titiksha, maa patni ne ki partiksha Jis din gaon se hui vidaai jaar jaar roe log lugai Ahmedabad ko hue ravana, miyaa-gaon se kiya payana Mumbai gaye Guru ki chaah, mile vahin pe Lilashah Param pita ne putra ko dekha, surya ne ghat jal mein pekha Ghatak tod jal jal mein milaya, jal prakash aakash mein chhaya Nij swaroop ka gyaan dridhaya, dhai diwas tak hosh na aaya

Aasoj sud do diwas , sanwat bees ikkis Madhyaanh dhaai baje mila Eesh se Eesh Deh sabhie mithya hui jagat hua nissar Hua aatma se tabhi apna sakhshatkar

Bapuji with mother mehgiba

Param swatantra purush darshaya, jeev gaya aur shiv ko paaya Jaan liya hoon shant niranjan, laagu mujhe na koi bandhan Yah jagat sara hai nashwar, main hi shaashwat ek anashwar Deed hai do par drishti ek hai, laghu guru mein wahi ek hai Sarvatra ek kise batlaaye, sarv vyaapt kahaan aaye jaaye Anant shaktiwala avinaashi, riddhi siddhi uski daasi Saaraa hi bramhand pasaaraa, chale uski ichchaa anusaaraa Yadi wah sankalp chalaaye, murda bhi jeevit ho jaaye Image File history File links This image is the cover of an album or single. ... Image File history File links This image is the cover of an album or single. ...

Brahmi stithi prapt kar kaarya rahe na shesh Moh kabhie na thag sake ichchaa nahin lavlesh Purna guru kirpa mili purna guru ka gyaan Asumal se ho gaye Sai Asaram

Jaagrat swapna sushupti chete, brahmanand ka anand letey Khaate peete maun ya kahate, brahmanand masti mein rahate Raho grihastha guru ka aadesh, grihast sadhu karo updesh Kiye guru ne vaare nyaare, gujarat Disaa gaon padhare Mrut gaay diya jeevan daanaa, tab se logon ne pehachana Dwaar pe kehate Narayan Hari, lene jaate kabhie madhukari Tab se ve satsang sunaate, sabhie aarti shanti paate Jo aaya uddhar kar diya, bhakt ka beda paar kar diya Kitne marnasann jilaaye, vyasan maans aur maddya chhudaaye

Ek din man uktaa gayaa kiyaa Disaa se kooch Aayi mauj fakir ki diyaa jhopadaa phuk

Ve Naareshwar dhaam padhare, ja pahunche Narmada kinare Meelon peeche chhoda mandir, gaye ghor jungle ke andar Ghane vriksha tale patthar par, baithe dhayaan Niranjan ka dhar Raat gayi prabhaat ho aayi baal Ravi ne surat dikhaai Praatah pakshi kooyal kuakanta, chhuta dhyaan uthe tab santaa Praatarvidhi nivrit ho aaye, tab aabhas kshudhaa ka paaye Socha main na kahin jaoonga, yahin baith kar ab khaoonga Jisko garaj hogi aayega srishti karta khud laayega Jyun hi man vichaar ve laaye tyun hi do kisan wahan aaye Dono sir par baandhe saafa, khaadya peya liye dono haatha Bole jeevan safal hai aaj arghya swikaro Maharaj Bole Sant aur pe jao jo hai tumhara use khilao Bole kisan apko dekha, swapna mein maarag raat ko pekha Hamara na koi Sant hai duja, aao gaon karein tumhari pooja Asaram tab man mein dhaare, niraakaar aadhaar hamare Piya dudh thoda phal khaya, nadi kinare jogi dhaaya

Gandhinagar gujarat mein hai Motera gram Bramhanishta Shri Sant ka yahin hai paavan dhaam Atmanand mein mast hai kare vedanti khel Bhakti yog aur gyaan ka Sadguru karte mel Saadhikaaon ka alag ashram naari uthhan Naari shakti jagrit sada jiska nahin bayaan

Baalak vriddha aur nar naari sabhie prerna paaye bhari Ek baar jo darshan paaye, shanti ka anubhav ho jaaye Nitya vividh prayog karaye, naad-anusandhan bataye Naabhi se ve Om kehalayen, hriday se ve Ram kehalayen Samanya dhyaan jo lagaye unhein ve gehare mein le jaye Sabko nirbhay yog sikhayen, sabka atmotthan karayen Hajjaro ke rog mitaaye, aur laakhon ke shok chhudaaye Amritmay prasad jab dete, bhakt ka rog shok har lete Jisne naam ka daan liya hai, Guru amrit ka paan kiya hai Unka yog kshem ve rakhte, ve na teen taapon se tapte Dharm kamarath moksha ve paate aapad rogon se bach jaate Sabhie shishya raksha pate hain sukshma shareer Guru aate hain Sachmuch Guru hai deen dayal, sahaj hi kar dete hai nihaal Ve chaahate sab jholi bhar le nij atma ka darshan kar lein Ek sau aanth jo paath karenge, unke sare kaaj sarenge Gangaram sheel hai dasa, hongi purna sabhie abhilasha

Varabhayadata Sadguru param hi bhakta krupal Nischal prem se jo bhaje Sai kare nihaal Man mein naam tera rahe, mukh pe rahe sugeet Humko itna dijiye, rahe charan mein preet

Hari om Hari om Hari om Hari Om - Hari om Hari om Hari om Hari Om

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Sant Sri Asaramji Bapu

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External links

1. Sant Sri Asaramji Bapu Ashram's Official Website http://www.ashram.org
2. Sadhak Parivar's Website http://www.hariomgroup.org
3. Hyderabad Ashram's Website http://www.hyderabadashram.org