Ramsukhdasji biography of mahatma gandhi
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- “मातृ” (mātṛ) => Mother
- “पितृ” (pitŕ) => Father
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An idol of renunciation – Swamiji Shri Ramsukhdasji Maharaj
Introduction:
‘Parents’ Worship Day’ is a day to dedicate ‘Pious Love’, with pure, guileless and selfless affection, free from desire. With worldwide popularity, the day is recognized with many names, including Matri-Pitri Pujan Divas ( मातृ-पितृ पूजन दिवस ), Ganpati Divas, Ganesh Divas, Parents’ Worship Day, Mama Papa Day, Mother Father Day, Ammi Abbu Ibaadat Din.
The day has been accepted by all religions in the world, and this is something that makes the celebration all inclusive and universal.
Etymology:
The name of the day in which we honor and worship our parents seeks it origin from two Sanskrit words:
Mother + Father => Parents
A day dedicated to celebration of divine love for one’s parents by worshipping them => Parents’ Worship Day
We have worship days for many Gods and Incarnated Divine Souls like Lord Rama, L
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Oh God ! I do not forget you.
Swamiji Shri Ramsukhdasji Maharaj
Swami Ramsukhdasji Maharaj was born in a small village Maadpura in the Nagore district of Rajasthan in Vikram Samvat ( A.D.) in the Vedic calendar month of Falgun. In the young age of just 4 years, his mother made him an ascetic (Saadhu). Fulfilling the completely renunciate duties of an ascetic, he stayed on this earth for an age of approximately years and throughout his life, he went from village-to-village and city-to-city and kept pouring the nectar of satsang.
He lived his life on Bhiksha and continued his Mansa-Vacha-Karma (duty towards humankind ) till his last days without hoping to get any thing in return.
Prime objective of his lifewas to deliver the gudomlig messages of Gita to people for the welfare of them. He stayed away from tasks such as being photographed, getting his feet touched, making disciples, accepting gifts or donations, accumulating money or things etc., b