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ShreeVitthalnathji
"Shree Gusainji"
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He was married to Shri
Kamalvatiji
Bahuji
at
Adel
in
Vikram
Samvat
1623.
He
had
six
sons
and
one
daughter.
Shri
Balkrishnalalji
toured
India
with
his
father
and
met
many
learned
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One night he
had
a
vision
and
woke
up
in
ecstasy.
He
had
seen
Ma Shri
Yamunaji
standing
before
him.
In
a
trance
he
recited
a
prayer
for
her
which
came
to
be
known
as
‘Swapna
Drusht
Swamini
Stotra’.
Shri
Gusainji
told
him
that
his
dream
would
come
true.
One
day
when
he
was
wandering
along
the
bank
of
Shri
Yamuna
Maharani,
she
appeared
before
him.
Shri
Gusainji
had
given
him
a
gold
bangle
saying
that
it
would
only
fit
Shri
Yamuna
Maharani.
Shri
Balkrishnalalji
put
the
bangle
on
Shri
Yamuna
Maharani’s
right
wrist.
This
incident
took
place
at
Gokul
on
Mahavadi
Choth
in
Vikram
Samvat
1638.
Since
then
Mahavadi
Choth
is
celebrated
as
the
Swaminiji
Patotsav.
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Shri
Balkrishnalalji
was
a
great
scholar
and
a
great
sevak.
He
wrote
Swapna
Drusht
Swamini
Stotra,
Gupta
Swamini
Stotra,
Bhakty
Vardhini,
Prasad
Vagish
Bhashya
Vivaran
and
Shri
Sarvottam
Stotra
Vivruti.
His
sevya
swarup
was
Dwakadhishaji.
He
was
interested
in
rup
seva
and
nam
seva
and
liked
to
recite
Shrimad
Bhagvatji.
He
would
immerse
himself
totally
in
the
Nand
Mahotsav
and
would
often
forget
himself
as
he
sang
the
praises
of
God. |
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Shri
Balkrishnalalji’s
seat
is
at
Shri
Gokul.
It
is
said
that
he
merged
into
the
pithika
of
Shri
Dwaradhish
Prabhu
in
Vikram
Samvat
1650. |
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Shri
Gokulnathji
was
a
great
favourite
of
his
father
who
called
him
Shri
Vallabh.
This
fourth
son
was
born
on
Magashar
Sudi
Satam
in
Vikram
Samvat
1608.
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The
fifth
son
of
Shri
Gusainji
was
born
on
Kartak
Sudi
Baras
in
Vikram
Samvat
1611
at
Adel
and
named
Shri
Raghunathji.
His
father
used
to
call
him
Ramchandra.
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Shri
Yadunathji
was
the
sixth
son
of
Shri
Gusainji,
born
on
Chaitra
Sudi
Chhath
in
Vikram
Samvat
1615. His
father
affectionately
addressed
him
as Maharajaji.
Shri
Yadunathji’s
heart
was
full
of
divine
bliss.
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Shri
Gusainji’s
seventh
son
was
Ghanshyamji.
He
was
born
in
Vikram
Samvat
1628
on
Kartak
Vadi
Barash. |
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The
generations
following
Shri
Mahaprabhuji
continued
spreading
his
philosophy
of
Pushti
Marg
throughout
India
.
Thus
has
the
path
of
grace,
Pushti
Marg
become
a
strong
force
today,
leading
people
to
a
life
devoted
completely
to
Lord
Krishna. |
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