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Shree Hari |
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About Swamiji |
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Eternally free of attachment, as well as,
one knowing the essential nature (tattva), revered Shri Swami Ramsukhdasji
Maharaj, for over 102 years, remained immersed and blissfully connected in
expressing Paramatma (Supreme Consciousness, Divinity, Truth) for sharing
with the World. Staying far from spreading the importance of a
particular person, and only spreading the message of Bhagavan (God) and His
words (Gita), remained the main aim and focus of His life. Therefore
he stayed entirely and completely away from having his photograph taken, feet
being touched, worship, engaging in guru - disciple relationship, accepting
gifts, accumulating money, having possessions, building ashrams, forming
groups etc. In this manner, not getting people to be drawn towards
him, he engaged them in Bhagavan (God). In the least amount of time and in the easiest way that all of humanity
can be liberated - was His only aim, and in this aim alone, his life was
surrendered. On this subject, he discovered many new and
extraordinary ways. In the path of Supreme spirit and knowledge of
identification of the Soul (Self) with it, he investigated and deliberated on
the hidden mysteries, secrets, meanings, most complicated and highest of
subjects, and he brought these in front of the general public in an easy way
manner, whereby even the most ordinary and common man with limited education
can also with ease understand and apply it to their lives. On the Gita, Swamiji has also written an extensive and very detailed
commentary, by the name of "Sadhak Sanjivani", published through
Gita Press, Gorakhpur. Besides that, He has also written
"Gita Darpan", "Gita Madhurya", "Gita
Prabodhani", "How to Lead a Householder Life", "Is there
No Salvation without a Guru?" and various other books, that are
extremely well received and loved by many. The lessons from the
books, leave an immutable, irrevocable impression on the readers, as these
are not dependent on just scholarly writings, but are based on realizations. Simply as a small tributory leading to a wide ocean, this limited,
concise introduction of Swamiji is written with the objective that maximum
number of people read the books, lectures, and messages of Param Shraddhey
Shri Swamiji Maharaj and thereby uplift themselves and gain from it. With reverence A Sadhak |
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