Poet-saint Narsi Mehta and the Raga ‘Kedar’
Narsi Mehta was a poet Saint from Gujarat. Once he had to keep his favourite raga Kedar bonded with a money lender. Read how ShriKrushna helped him recover the raga. Read more »
Deity Pandurang’s affection for his devotees
This incident from Saint Tukaram maharaj’s life shows us that God looks after us like a mother. Read more »
Saints Omniscience
From this story we will see how Shri Swami Samarth, a Saint from Akkalkot, who was an incarnation of Deity Datta, made one boy realise the omniscience of Saints. Read more »
Dr. Rajendra Prasad’s respect towards elders
This story shows how Dr. Rajendra prasad has a repect towards elders like Maharshi Karve. Read more »
Emperor Dileep, who set a high ideal for Gourakshan !
The following story is from the life of Emperor Dileep of the Raghu dynasty (which traces its roots to ShriRam) is famous who was following a ‘Gouvrat’. Let’s read this interesting story. Read more »
Saint Tukaram’s sixth sense
Saint Tukaram, although he lived and behaved like any other ordinary man, was a great Saint having such subtle knowledge. From this story we will see how he used this subtle knowledge for the benefit of society. Read more »
Story of Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj and yogi Changdev
Changdev was a yogi who had achieved numerous siddhis. One day, he came to know about saint Dnyaneshwar. He was peeved that a young boy is getting so much attention from people. Read more »
Quick-witted Kalidas
Kalidas was a wise poet in the royal court of King Bhoj. The king himself used to consult Kalidas on many important issues of his kingdom. Let us see his quality of honesty from this story. Read more »
Ramkrushna Paramhamsa’s intense yearning
Children, in order to realise God we need to have intense yearning for Him. Let us see one example of intense yearning of the great Saint Ramkrushna Paramhamsa in the following story. Read more »
Sane Guruji
Sane Guruji was a great social activist, patriot and famous Marathi author who poured his heart out for the society. Read more »