Gure Purnima Celebrations

Guru Purnima 2015 will be celebrated on 31 July and for all disciples of Shri Maharaj, this day holds very special significance.

“Guru” is a Sanskrit work that signifies “dispeller of darkness”. Thus, the Guru eliminates the darkness of ignorance and paves the path of enlightenment for the aspirants. Guru Purnima is the day when aspirants offer their Guru the gratitude and receives his blessings. It is the day to feel thankful for all the blessings you have received. Be thankful for all the knowledge, and see how your Guru has helped you transform your life by assisting you choose the right path of honesty, peace, love and happiness.

In every individual’s life Guru is a Guardian Angel. And we also take this day to feel grateful to Shri Maharaj for his blessings and constant guidance. We can’t thank our Guru enough for all that has come our way, however let’s celebrate this day remembering him and feeling his presence around.

Shri Gajanan Maharaj as always bestowed us with we wanted. This Guru Purnima, let’s go for the highest desire, let’s wish for the knowledge and freedom. Let’s pray for peace and serenity. And bless others, this is not just the time to get the blessing but to bless others as well. It is time to become a Guru to someone, and give away all that you can, including love, smile and happiness. Bless those who are in need and in return get the blessings from Shri Maharaj without asking for it.

Come be part of the grand celebration and make this Guru Purnima memorable.

Gan Gan Ganath Bothe

• No being is separated from God; God exists in all and all exist in God.
• Gani means count, Individual soul, (Gana) means devotee, who is not different from Brahma and to suggest it the word “Ganath” is used. Bothe appears to be the corrupt form of Bate meaning individual soul in Brahma Himself and not anything different from it.
• God is omnipresent. He is present in each and every thing around us. He dwells in each one of us. Hence treat every individual equally. God helps everyone without discriminating between castes, creeds and religions, and also teaches us to behave in the same manner.
• The meaning of this mantra being – God is omnipresent. He is present in each and every thing around us. He dwells in each one of us. Hence treat every individual equally. God helps everyone without discriminating between castes, creeds and religions, and also teaches us to behave in the same manner.
• God is everywhere, he is in each atom. Hence treat everyone as God, u will see God in everything.
• You are the part and parcel of eternal entity i.e. vishwa. So whatever exists in Vishwatmah is within you.