Bahá'í Readings vs Hadvad Dham

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This is a valuable collection of spiritual knowledge about Anadi Mahamuktraj Jatashankar Bapashri, which is gathered to help the seekers on their path of spiritual progress. Anadi MahaMuktraj Bapashri was born in Halvad (a small town in Surendranagar district in Gujarat State of India). In Vikram Samvat (Hindu Almanac) 1953 a series of highly incandescent mystical spiritual experiences happened first at Halvad and then in Dholka (both Towns in Gujarat State). These experiences continued for more than three and half months and comprised of people getting into trance, seeing oceans of divine light, occasional showers of flowers and sandal drops etc. Some of the younger one's became medium through which great souls like Gopalanand and Vasudevanand Swami chanted Vedic rhymes and sometimes recited devotional poems. Shriji Maharaj also appeared and announced that three Anadi MahaMukt’s have assumed human form for the salvation of spiritual seekers. Shriji identified them as Abji Bhagat of Kutch, Swami Haricharandasji of Charadwa and Jatashankarbhai (Jatashankar Bapashri) of Halvad. Shriji Maharaj said that serve them and I will be served, please them and I will be pleased and they are here to give salvation. Once Shriji Maharaj said, "Tomorrow I will come and partake food at the house of all present. On the next day, whosoever offered food-plate (Thal), found that the quantity of every item was reduced to almost half. Thus Bapashri was made known to us by none other than Shriji Maharaj through Samadhi Prakrans. This abridged collection comprises of the selected preaching of Bapashri pains takingly recorded by his devotees and the gleanings from the numerous letters that he wrote to his disciples. May the readers who are seekers get the benefit of Satsang with Bapashri through his words and get his blessings for the moksha.