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Now, Bhathiji descendants live in Limbarvada village near Virpur, Mahisagar. There also exists, an organisation of the Kshatriya followers of Bhathiji called Bhathiji Sena. [8] A film about him was directed by Shantilal Soni and released in 1980 named Bhathiji na Mandire in 1980 and Bhathiji Maharaj in 1990, both in Gujarati. [9]
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All residents of Hadmatiya are Gujarati and speak Gujarati language. Kathiawadi, a variety of Gujarati, is widely used for day to day communication.Major communities include Patels, Rajputs (Darbars), Sathwara (Dalvadi), Ahirs (), Bhanushalis, Mers, Jains and Lohanas etc.
All of Swami Sharnanandji's books are currently available in Hindi language. The English [11] & Gujrati [12] translation of his books has also begun. below is a list of these books under references. Almost all of his discourses are also available in audio format. A complete list of Sharnanandji Maharaj's books [13] is given below: (in ...
The book is the focus of a book review symposium published in the International Journal of Hindu Studies (2021, volume 25, pp. 55-164), that included thirteen scholarly commentaries on Infinite Paths, followed by a reply from the book's author (Swami Medhananda, formerly Ayon Maharaj).
Veer Bhathiji Maharaj (2009) Main to Odhi Chundadi Tara Naam Ni (2009) Sari Dikri Sasariye Shobhe (2009) Tane Parki Manu Ke Manu Potani (2009) Sasriye Lila Leher Che (2009) Radha Mara Rudiyani Ni Rani (2009) Maiyar No Mandvo Preet Nu Panetar (2009) Preet Janmo Janam Ni Bhulashe Nahi (2009) Gori Pagal Thayo Hu Tara Prem Ma (2009)
Bhagatji Maharaj (20 March 1829 – 7 November 1897), born as Pragji Bhakta, [1] [2] was a householder devotee in the Swaminarayan Sampradaya, a Hindu denomination. He is regarded as the second spiritual successor of Swaminarayan in the Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha (BAPS) .
This book was considered to be his first historical volume because many historians of the time considered it to be a must read book for aspiring historians and researchers of Maratha history. [7] Sadhan-Chikitsa served as a concise introduction to Maratha history as well as a guide that provided the tools for conducting research in the field.