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Shree Swami Samarth Maharaj

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A Short Biography of <strong>Shree</strong> <strong>Swami</strong> <strong>Samarth</strong> 21<br />

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Eternal Incarnation of Lord Dattatrey<br />

Lord Dattatrey incarnated in Satya Yuga 49 and maintained that form eternally.<br />

Similarly, Lord Sripad Srivallabh, the reincarnation of Lord Dattatrey maintained his<br />

Divine grace on earth fulfilling the wishes of his devotees even after taking samadhi.<br />

Later he reincarnated himself as Lord Narasinha Saraswati. The devotees still<br />

experience the divine manifestation of this later incarnation.<br />

The incarnation of Lord Dattatrey never ends. For the welfare of the<br />

devotees He manifests Himself on any occasion and in any form to shower his<br />

Divine presence and grace. Hence the incarnation of Lord Dattatrey is eternal<br />

and everlasting.<br />

Vallabhesh Brahmin - His Protection.<br />

Even after his samadhi, Lord Sripad Srivallabh has manifested himself and<br />

performed many miracles. There was a Brahmin named Vallabhesh from Karnataka<br />

State. He travelled across villages for the sake of his business. Whatever profit he made<br />

from his business, he considered it as blessings of his Guru and spend it to offer food to<br />

the Brahmins and other needy people. Once he vowed that if he gets abundant profit<br />

that year, he would celebrate a festival for three days at the samadhi place of Lord<br />

Sripad Srivallabh.<br />

That year, Vallabhesh gained hundred times more profit in his business. He<br />

thought of going to Kuravpur for celebrating the festival and giving a feast to the<br />

mendicants. The news spread in the village of Kuravpur. There were three dacoits in<br />

that village that planned to loot Vallabhesh on his way to the village. When Vallabhesh<br />

started for Kuravpur with all the material required for the festival, the dacoits<br />

accompanied him in disguise of travellers. Vallabhesh trusted these travellers not<br />

knowing their true identity. On their long journey, when they halted at a place, the<br />

dacoits cut off Vallabhesh’s head and went away with the loot. At the time of his death,<br />

Vallabhesh had mentally recited the name of Lord Sripad Srivallabh. Lord Sripad, who is<br />

worthy of remembrance, ran out to help his devotee with his Trishul 50 and Sword and<br />

killed two dacoits. The third dacoit was a kind person. Hence Lord Sripad puffed up<br />

some sacred ash through the third dacoit on Vallabhesh and brought him back to life<br />

before disappearing. When Vallabhesh came to life, the kind dacoit told him the real<br />

facts. Hearing the true incident Vallabhesh became very unhappy since he did not get<br />

49 Satya Yuga: The Satya Yuga, also called Sat Yuga, Krta Yuga and Krita Yuga is the "Yuga (Age or Era) of Truth", when<br />

humankind is governed by gods, and every manifestation or work is close to the purest ideal and mankind will allow intrinsic<br />

goodness to rule supreme. It is sometimes referred to as the "Golden Age."<br />

The yugas are said to succeed each other almost endlessly. After the perfect Satya Yuga, a decline marks the Treta Yuga.<br />

Further decline brings about the Dwapara Yuga, and after it comes the final and dark Kali Yuga, a time of wickedness, when<br />

man kills man. At the end of the cycle a Divine Being is said to take birth and reestablish righteousness, thus beginning a new<br />

Satya Yuga. Amongst the four eras, the Satya Yuga is the first and the most significant one. This era extends up to 1,728,000<br />

years. Knowledge, meditation, and penance hold special importance in this era. All the pillars of religion are present in totality.<br />

During Satya Yuga, all people engage only in good, sublime deeds.<br />

50 Trishul: Trident. This is the weapon wielded by Hindu God, Lord Shiva. The three points are said to represent Shiva's three<br />

aspects - creator, destroyer and protector.<br />

Copyright © 2006 <strong>Shree</strong> Vitthalrao Joshi Charities Trust

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