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A Short Biography of <strong>Shree</strong> <strong>Swami</strong> <strong>Samarth</strong> 75<br />

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Govindrao Tol<br />

Shri Govindrao Tol, son of Shri Chintopant alias Appasaheb Tol lived in Solapur,<br />

Maharashtra. He had severe stomach-pain. His stomach had swollen and the body had<br />

become very weak.<br />

No remedy was effective. The doctor suggested an operation to be carried out.<br />

In his Government job, Govindrao had to visit various villages for office inspection. On<br />

one of those days he went to Bijapur in Karnataka. Sri <strong>Swami</strong> <strong>Samarth</strong> became merciful<br />

towards this devotee. One night Sri <strong>Swami</strong> gave a vision in Shri Govindrao’s dream. Sri<br />

<strong>Swami</strong> removed a ball of thread from the stomach of Shri Govindrao and said, “Now<br />

you go. You will become alright”. By then Shri Govindrao woke up from sleep. He felt<br />

that his stomach was lighter now. Within a few days, he recovered fully. When his<br />

doctors heard about this, they were astounded.<br />

Gopalbua Kelkar<br />

Gopalbua Kelkar alias Preetinand <strong>Swami</strong>kumar of Chiplun in Ratnagiri,<br />

Maharashtra, served in the Railway Department. He was suffering from acute<br />

stomachache due to gas trouble. Various types of remedial treatment were done but<br />

there were no results. When the gas started moving in the leg, stomach or in the waist,<br />

he would suffer from unbearable pain. Gopalbua was unable to carry on his office duties<br />

or any other works and he had to stay home. There he tried all types of treatment but<br />

his health started getting worse. He was not able to eat or walk even two steps.<br />

Eventually he left home and came to Akkalkot for the ‘Darshan’ of Sri <strong>Swami</strong> <strong>Samarth</strong>.<br />

One day, Sri <strong>Swami</strong> appeared in his dream, moved his hand over his stomach and said,<br />

“I will wipe out your illness of acute pain”.<br />

By then Gopalbua woke up from his dream. Then he passed two metal round<br />

pots full of urine, which eliminated his pain entirely. Thus he completely recovered from<br />

the illness. Later on Sri <strong>Swami</strong> initiated Gopalbua, who then built a Markandi Math in<br />

Chiplun and started rendering devotional service to Sri <strong>Swami</strong>. Gopalbua also authored<br />

a book - a collection of miraculous works of Sri <strong>Swami</strong> <strong>Samarth</strong>.<br />

Govind Pant<br />

Near Akkalkot, there is a village called Mamadabad. There stayed a gentleman<br />

named Govindpant Kulkarni. After taking meals he would suffer from severe stomach<br />

pain. He tried all types of remedial treatment but there was no result. At last he went to<br />

the holy place Ganagapur in Gulbarga Dist. Karnataka to render devotional service to<br />

Sriguru134 . At Ganagapur he got a visionary insight directing him to go to Sri <strong>Swami</strong><br />

<strong>Samarth</strong> at Akkalkot. Accordingly, he came to Akkalkot. When he took ‘Darshan’ of Sri<br />

<strong>Swami</strong>, Sri <strong>Swami</strong> said, “Take ‘Gomutra’ (cow’s urine) and ‘Gomay’ (cowdung), for<br />

seven days. In the past life, you had troubled an old cow, hence you are getting this<br />

stomach pain”. Govindpant remained in Akkalkot and took cow’s urine and cowdung.<br />

His illness was completely cured. Then Gopalpant returned home singing devotional<br />

songs in the praise of Sri <strong>Swami</strong> <strong>Samarth</strong>.<br />

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

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