Shree Swami Samarth Maharaj
Shree Swami Samarth Maharaj
Shree Swami Samarth Maharaj
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A Short Biography of <strong>Shree</strong> <strong>Swami</strong> <strong>Samarth</strong> 182<br />
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items of his house and helped the needy. Finding it unbearable to see the<br />
sufferings of the people. He became so restless that he went to his office, took<br />
the keys to the Government Treasury, and distributed a handful of money<br />
amongst the thousands of needy people. The people gave their solemn<br />
blessings and went away, but his senior officer was highly surprised. The<br />
Deputy Collector came for inquiry, but it was a miracle that the treasury was<br />
not short even by a single penny.<br />
Highly overcome with intense emotions due to this incident, Deo<br />
Mamaledar went home and bowed his head in front of the Shaligram given to<br />
him by Sri <strong>Swami</strong>ji. Suddenly a miracle took place and Lord Vishnu himself<br />
appeared in front of him in place of the Shaligram. Deo Mamaledar was filled<br />
with joy and said “Oh! Lord Vishnu! Oh! The Lord of the Universe! What a<br />
miracle this is! How much troubles have you taken for a petty man like me? ”.<br />
After this divine visit, Deo Mamaledar resigned from his service. He crossed and<br />
went beyond all worldly boundaries. He moved from Satara to Nasik and began<br />
resolving difficulties of the devotees there. He stayed there unfurling the flag of<br />
devotion. It is said that Sri <strong>Swami</strong>ji had sent Gajanan <strong>Maharaj</strong> of Shegaon after duly<br />
initiating him to Deo Mamaledar in Nasik for a few days.<br />
Deo Mamaledar was a great saint. He was extremely compassionate,<br />
which was rare to find sometimes even in God. He left this world in the year<br />
1887.<br />
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