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A soldier salutes

Guruji

AS A soldier who served the Indian Army for over three and a
half decades, I have always been an ardent follower of the
professional doctrine that “a true soldier lives by chance, loves by
choice and kills by profession.”

However, it was in the evening of my life that I got an opportunity
to realize that there is a world of divinity much beyond the Line of
Control (LoC) of human intelligence and knowledge. A cruise to the
as-yet unchartered regions of spirituality was a distant dream for me.
But the latter part of March 1999 changed the course of my destiny.
The lotus feet of Shri Guruji Maharaj opened the portals of a divine
kingdom for me, not far away from where I live, without making
me perform any tormenting tapasya at the foothills of the remote
Himalayas.

I had heard about Guruji much earlier through my close friend
Lieutenant General (retd.) R.I.S. Kahlon, a close disciple whose
wife was cured of severe knee arthritis thanks to Guruji. Amazingly
enough, I got the honour of seeking the blessings from the primordial
power, His Holiness Shri Guruji Maharaj, much later, after a gap of
four-five years. An army officer took me to Guruji’s temple towards
the end of March 1999. Since then, there has been no looking back.
My life has been transformed in more ways than one, as my family
has flourished under Guruji’s vibrant and vivacious divinity ever
since I first had an audience with him.

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