Shree Swāmi Vibhūtī Sākshātkār

The cost of the book is kept nominal or I may say, very low, for we want "Shree Swāmi Bhakti", to be practiced in every household, we want it to grow and ultimately we want every household to be a ‘Store house’ of this "Bhakti" (devotion). The original script is handwritten by my friend who is a great ‘Shree Swāmi Bhakta’ – 'Shree Sanjay Kadam’. If I formally thank him, I am sure he will not like it. This book is published by ‘Vibhūti Prakashan’ Publishers which belongs to him too. We are giving this book to the devotees at cost price.

In this endeavor we have genuinely tried our best to keep the business aspect or mundane issues aside, while publishing this book. Purity of thought, word and deed is a must when one deals with things related to 'Shree Swāmi'.

· Whoever wants to visit ‘Shree Swāmi Darbar’ please come on 10^th of every month in the evening, between 6.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. We have a special programme during this time.

· Or come on any/every Thursday in the evening between 6.00 pm. to 8.00 pm. Kindly try to abide by the above mentioned timings.

It is a practice that after "Diwali" (Festival of lights) we all Shree Swāmi devotees visit ‘Akkalkot’. We have been doing it for the last 25 years. Initially we used to take two travel busses and go. Lately, we have started taking only one car and we go in it. The cars we take belong to ‘Shree Ashok Wadekar’ from ‘Shree Swāmi Pariwār’ (Shree Swāmi Satsang Group). For years ‘Ashokrāo’ has been organizing this and takes perfect care of everything. On our way to ‘Akkalkot’ and on the return we visit many temples and religious places during our journey. Just the thought of going to ‘Akkalkot’ is so joyous that we get sentimental about the whole thing. We go there singing, dancing and chanting His name earnestly. We have ‘Vijay Tamhankar’, ‘Vasanta Surudkar’ with us. The journey is so delightful that one does not even realize when we reach our destination. We all put-up at ‘Muralidhar Mandir’ and at night attend the "Aarati" at ‘Vatavruksha Mandir’.