Who is swami samarth

This is the complete biography of Akkalkot Swami Samarth also know as Swami of Akkalkot who was an Indian spiritual master of the Dattatreya tradition. He was 7 feet 6 inches tall and lived during the 19th century. Swami Samarth is widely considered to be the 4th incarnation of Dattatreya, an Indian monk mystic and Hindu deity. Akkalkot, is situated in Solapur district ,Maharastra is widely known for its association with Swami Samarth Maharaj who lived there for 24 years and took MahaSamadhi( left his mortal body) is 1878. These episodes on the life of Swami Samarth is an attempt to help the listeners to do a Parayan and benefit Benevolently. • • Uma Nandula This is the complete biography of Akkalkot Swami Samarth also know as Swami of Akkalkot who was an Indian spiritual master of the Dattatreya tradition. He was 7 feet 6 inches tall and lived during the 19th century. Swami Samarth is widely considered to be the 4th incarnation of Dattatreya, an Indian monk mystic and Hindu deity. Akkalkot, is situated in Solapur district ,Maharastra is widely known for its association with Swami Samarth Maharaj who lived there for 24 years and took MahaSamadhi( left his mortal body) is 1878. These episodes on the life of Swami Samarth is an attempt to help the listeners to do a Parayan and benefit Benevolently.

Extremely Rare Photos of Original Swami (Atma) Padukas All Padukas below were worn (or gifted) by Swami Samarth Himself during his stay at Akkakkot from 1856 to 1878. Therefore, they are extremely important for all Swami Bhaktas. Story of each Paduka is given below the pictures. Swami Original Paduka in Akkalkot Math All the above paduka photos are from Swami Samarth Math at Chollappa Maharaj's house, Guru Mandir and Paduka Math in Akkalkot Paduka given by Swami to Chollappa Maharaj (at Akkalkot) When Swami Samarth arrived in Akkalkot he had stayed at Chollappa’s house for several days where he did many miracles. Later on King of Akkalkot Sansthan Shri Maloji Raje started sending Rs 5 every month to Cholappa to take care of Swami Samarth. Cholappa wanted to leave his family for Swami Maharaj but Swami did not want him to. When Chollappa started following, Swami told him “I am an ascetic. Do not follow me. Go home and take care of your family”. Swami threw his leather Sandals at Chollappa and told him to go back home. These Padukas (sandals) are currently preserved at Cholappa’s house in Akkalkot. On the occasion of Shri Guru Purnima every year these Padukas are taken out (in a wooden box) to various towns and cities in Maharashtra. These Pedukas also visit my Sadguru PP Srinivas (Dada) Nakhate Maharaj's house in Pune every year. I was fortunate enough to see these Padukas personally at my Sadguru's place in 1998. You can still see them at Akkalkot. Paduka given by Swami to...

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ZEE5. It is a show about the teachings of Swami Samarth who is believed to have taken birth to cure his followers’ sufferings. The show seeks to offer insights about the miraculous happenings in the lives of people who were present in Akkalkot during Swami’s time and the magical stories based on them. However, not much is known about Swami’s life whose stories have been a major part of the folklore. We dug up some facts about Swami Samarth and have compiled them for you. Watch how Swami Samarth magically cures a man bitten by a snake. 1. Birth Source: Zee5 Just like other mystics that were born in the era, there is no conclusive evidence about Swami Samarth’s birth. He is said to have originated from a banyan tree. The saint supposedly spent about 22 years serving the people of Akkalkot and eradicating social evils that were prevalent during those times. 2. Incarnation of Datta Source: ZEE5 Swami Samarth is widely considered to be one of the many incarnations of Lord Dattatreya. His teachings about Guru, worship, and deity resembles that of other spiritual masters of the Dattatreya sect. He lived the simple life of a monk and sought refugee in Akkalkot. He is also said to have magical healing powers. 3. His extensive travel Source: Zee5 He is believed to have traveled across the Indian subcontinent including distant countries like China, Nepal, and Tibet before settling down in Akkalkot, Maharashtra. He was also briefly spotted in the Northern regions of India like Haridwa...

Shri Swami Samarth who is also known as Akkalkot Swami Maharaj was an Indian Guru (Master) of the Dattatreya tradition. This great soul was widely respected all over the world. His teachings are still followed by the followers in spite of his Mahasamadhi in 1878. Swamiji taught his devotee to become good at heart and he never encouraged hatred. He wanted his disciples to love everyone and never hate others. He is one of the three successive reincarnations of Guru Dattatreya and his physical existence is dated in the 19th century AD. He had a wide following in the world because of his teachings. Follow the Path of Truth Swamiji always treated everybody equally and friendly and he never expected anything for his own. Swamiji always wanted his devotees to follow the path of truth, religion and justice and he taught that addiction to any bad things is always harmful to the society on the whole. During his time the Indian society had blind faiths and Swamiji’s teachings and thoughts were considered advanced. He asked his followers to build “dharmshala” all over the country. Dharmshala is a charitable institution for the accommodation of travellers and pilgrims. He also encouraged people to build wells, temples etc. Swamiji’s disciples had blind faith in him and never got upset if they did not get anything in return. Shri Swami Samarth was a true Guru and a person who is blessed by the eternal Guru never faces failure. There are many instances where the devotee’s life has change...

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Disciples • Literary works Dwisahastri Gurucharitra, Datta Puran, Datta Mahatmya, Saptashati Gurucharitra Saar Vasudevanand Saraswati ( वासुदेवानंद सरस्वती/टेंबे स्वामी; 1854–1914), also known as Tembe Swami, is a Early life [ ] His parents were devotees of Dattatreya, his father Ganesh Bhatt Tembe spending years together in the remote At the age of three years, Vasudev started attending the private school held in the Yakshini temple in the village. He had to learn writing with his fingers on a layer of dust, a very tiring and painful practice. Apart from the secular education in the school, Vasudev also received traditional oral education from his grandfather Hari Bhatt Tembe. With his sharp intellect and quick memory, Vasudev soon mastered the basics of Sanskrit grammar and poetry. In 1875, at the age of 21 years, he was married to Bayo - later renamed Annapurnabai- the daughter of Babajipant Gode from Ranjangad. He established Datta Mandir in Mangaon in 1883. The construction of the sanctum was carried out with his own hands. The Datta idol in the temple was given to him by a sculptor at Kagal, who said that Dattatreya had appeared in his dreams and ordered him to make the idol for Maharaj as per his specifications. He was an expert Sanskrit scholar right from his childhood. He travelled across the country for 23 years, strictly following the harsh discipline of the Sanyas Ashram. All people had equal access to him. There was no discrimination in spite of his personal s...