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Direct perceiving deity Maaruti The editor of ―Mangal Mandir‖ must be a person of inordinate intellect., he likes to publish special editions never thought of, but doubtless it has to be mentioned that the Maaruti <strong>Edition</strong> is really for the welfare of all and is to be welcomed. By his insistence, I will relate some events in the present age of Kaliyug. From this the readers will get feeling that Maaruti is the direct perceivable deity of Kaliyug. This is a true event which took place in 1932 in a village of Sauraashtra [1] in the surrounding about 20 miles from Jetpur, there was a reputed vanik family man Sheth Raajaaraam. He had no children from his first two wives. So at the age of 40 years he married a third time as the former wives had died. 3 to 4 years passed by but there was still no child. Certain devotee advised to visit an ancient temple of Hanumaanji 20 miles away, to have great faith in him so a childbirth can be granted – make a wish that when the child is 2 years old, Rupees equal to the weight of the child be donated at the Hanumaanji temple – child will certainly be borne. There was no lack of wealth at businessman‘s abode, but there was a lack of an inheritor of the wealth. Both the Sheth and his wife were faithful, they both believed the devotee‘s saying and the took a wow that within two months from the birth of a child, they would present charity in the service of Hanumaanji weight worth of the child in silver Rupees. Faith and trust fructify; the lady became pregnant and at the tenth month gave birth to a son. The parents were overjoyed to swing the child at this high age. In the celebration, the businessman immediately donated food to the poor, as also lots of money was donated. Then there was wait for just the ageing of the the child to two months, botht the parents got ready to travel to Hanumaanji‘s temple, taking a maid servant with them and a bag full of Rupees. The Lady of the house also wore expensive jewellery and beautiful clothes. Hiring a bullock cart, they began their pilgrimage to Hanumaanji. It was the month of Ashaadh, the rains has not yet set in. As it was only twenty mile journey, it would be return home by next day. The bullock cart owner was a Sndhi Muslim. He used to buy on credit from Raajaaraam‘s shop, and also used to borrow money, returning at his convenience. Sheth had long acquaintance with him. The cart jouirney started in the morning, around three in the afternoon it started to rain ! Even so, the Sheth recommended to go faster. 10 | P a g e
The cart was made to travel in the rain, the bullocks were strong build. About a mile slong there was a small river, surrounded by forest around on all sides. Opposite half mile further there was a small village wherefrom Hanumaanji‘s mandir was very near. Observing the flooded river, the cart owner stopped and said: ―the river is overflowing‖ Sheth got worried. He asked‖What shall we do?‖ ―Best to reside this side of the river as the rain water flood does not warrant crossing‖, replied the cart owner. ―O dear! How can that be? We have hazard, we have small child and a woman to take care of, how can we stay here in falling rain?‖ ―Don‘t you worry‖, said the cart owner, ―on the opposite bank nearby there is a village, I will immediately call out the youth. They will lead the bullocks, so we can reach the village.‖ ―All right‖, said the Sheth. ―Go quickly, even if we have to pay a few Rupees… ― ―No problem Sheth!‖ the cart owner said alighting from the cart. ―You sit under this tree and relax, I will come quickly.‖ Entering into the hip high waters of the river, the cart owner reached the opposite bank. Sheth opened the fodd boxes, the rain had become lighter. All sat under the treeand strated to eat. It got late and the cart owner had still not returned. Sheth became very worried. What will happen now? With these thoughts in mind the Rajaaram Sheth could not finish his meal. It was getting darker. At that moment, two youths were seen coming from opposite, the cart owner was not there. Both had wooden sticks with rings on them, and as if to frighten him they said:‖Sheth, What is in these bags?‖ ―There is my baggage and food parcel, you must have been called by our cart owner to get us to the other side of the river.‖ ―Yes, we have certainly come to take you to the opposite side, give us whatever you have else you will have to get to the other side.‖ Sheth stared at the two youths, the cart owner had still not returned. From their firm language, he realised their evil minds. There was no more time, to save their lives he gave away all their belongings and stepped back. 11 | P a g e
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Kapivar’s contrivance Author: Poe
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statues of Hanumaanji‘s face have
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The beings in the category of ―Ja
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Yadi vaa tva-eka-patni-tvam shito b
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And sanctifying the status of messe
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In these thoughts the moments const
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Hanumaan apart from being a great w
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make him better, similarly these in
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By: Sri Kaalidaas Raam-Krishnadaas
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wider area. Under the auspicies of
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―Nothig else, just that when you
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Baalar-yuktam tejasam tri-bhuvanam
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Upon returning she observed in plac
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Mahaadevji tried a lot to reason wi
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On the brilliant peak of Mount Kail
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Bhagwaan Shankar in the wheel of Ma
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The child thought how wonderful was
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Mother used to say: ―Son, when du
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―As you wish‖, saying so the gr
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At this very time, Bhagwaan Raam sh
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Here, Laxmanji arrived in Pampaapur
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―Now you decide what we need to d
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entourage of demons in fist and squ
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[ 9 ] In the tall gold buildings st
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lying there part naked. Hanumaanji
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y birth, and also Raghunaath‘s en
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How can any paen describe the daugh
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exellence. I grant you a boon that
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Meghnaad came awake from fainting.
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to jump from top of one house to an
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From there, Mahaavirji went to meet
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nothing else but the repititon of y
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Vibhishan today is not the brother
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make do within the astrological tim
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would get tossed about. Doors of so
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Bhagwaan Raam became very concerned
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But how can there be any place for
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Kaalnemi pondered that death is nea
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Raamchandraki jay!‖ (Glory to Raa
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Eventually he remembered his friend
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The youth then uttered: ―Don‘t
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Offering him the throne, Mahaavirji
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sandalwood, Sitaaji returned absolu
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All were listening to the talk betw
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fragrant scents. Flags, buntings, g
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Without looking at Vibhishanji and
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time in the service of the Lord. St
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