By the grace of Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu, I wrote an article on the celebration of Gurupournima Utsav 2023 organised by Shree Aniruddha Upasana Foundation and its sister organisations. The article was published on the Aniruddha Devotion Sentience website.
Here’s the link:
(more…)Hari Om,
The Gurupournima 2021 has indeed been a precious treasure trove for the Shraddhavans. On 31st December 2019, we Shraddhavans got the golden opportunity of spending new year’s eve with our dearest Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu at the Aniruddha Bhaktibhav Chaitanya event. On the following year’s eve, i.e. on 31st December 2020, we Shraddhavans rejoiced watching the recording of the Aniruddha Bhaktibhav Chaitanya event and Abhangas from the other Pipasa album launches held at Shree Harigurugram.
पुष्प उमलले जे माझे | वाहिले तुलाचि |
तुला तुझे देतानाही | भरूनि मीच राही ||
I performed Shree Sadguru Aniruddha Paduka Poojan today i.e. on 23 July 2021 on the occasion of Shree Gurupournima!
Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu gives us ample opportunity to immerse and get drenched in the Aniruddha Bhaktibhav Chaitanya.
Hari Om,
I performed Shree Hanuman Chalisa Pathan today during the ongoing pious month of Shree Gurucharan Maas – period spanning from Vata Pournima (Jyeshtha Pournima) to the Guru Pournima (Ashadh Pournima). My Dearest Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu has told us Shraddhavans the significance of chanting Shree Hanuman Chalisa in routine. However, performing it 108 times, especially during Shree Gurucharan Maas is considered momentous.
Aniruddha Bhaktibhav Chaitanya is the only refuge for Shraddhavans during this crucial phase. My beloved Sadguru grants us ample opportunities to better ourselves each day and grow closer to the Chandikakul via Bhaktimarg.
(more…)The concept of Guru has been originated from Bharat (India), and this term is prevalent and used by many across the globe to describe experts in their respective fields of interests. However, the word Guru- created from the Sanskrit letters गु (Gu), which means darkness and रु (Ru), which means light. So, Guru is the one who sheds light and rids darkness from one’s life. The Guru is usually confused with being a teacher. However, a Guru is much more than that. He is the one, concerned about his Bhakta’s (disciple/follower) well being and provides everything that is required for him to attain progress in life. A step beyond this is the Sadguru (or Satguru), the true Guru, who ties His disciple over and rids them of the troubles of this world and helps them attain the paramount goal in life.
I am blessed to have Shree Aniruddha Bapu as my Sadguru, my mentor and my philosopher. (more…)
Parag Kadam 