13th of June being anniversary of the installation ceremony of the Divine idols , a narration briefly about Poojya Venkannaiah and Sri Brahmachaitaya Sri Rama Mandir.
Sri Rama Samartha
Poojya Ganjur Venkannaiah
A Brief History of Sri Brahmachaitanya Sri Rama Mandir at
Chintamani
It is appropriate to write a few words about the Sadguru , with whose blessings Sri Mandir was built, and who prompted to propagate Sri Rama Naam, and who is virtually God himself, before we narrate the history of Sri Brahmachaitanya Sri Rama Mandir at Chintamani.
Sadguru Sri Brahmachaitanya Maharaj of Gondavale needs no introduction. He is a great saint of Maharashtra who lived between 1845 and 1913. He was born to Sri Raoji Panth and Smt Gita Bai, in Gondavale, and was named Ganapathi. Being desirous of realizing God, he went in search of his Sadguru leaving his parental home at the young age of thirteen. He went all over the country and met many saints and Yogis, but he was not satisfied until he met Sri Tukaram Chaitanya of Yehlegao. Sri Tukaram was called Tukamayi, meaning mother Tuka, by the villagers as he was showing motherly affection to the people he came across. Sri Tukaram tested the boy Ganapathi in many ways for nine months. On a Sri Rama navami day, he initiated Ganapathi with the divine Taraka naama, Sri Rama Jaya Rama jaya jaya Rama .The initiation by a sadguru marks the start of a new life. Sri Tukamayi named Ganapathi as Brahmachaitanya. After taking the blessings of his Sadguru , Ganapathi went to the forests of northern region and did penance there. He became enlightened by the age of twenty. After realizing God, on his way back to Gondavale, he met many people who became his disciples and built Rama Mandirs. He propagated Ramanam where ever he went. He became known as Sri Brahmachaitanya Maharaj. Finally, he returned to Gondavale and settled there. Gondavale soon became a Theertha Kshetra (pilgrimage center). It became the abode of God. He initiated Sri Ram Nam to many people from all over the country. Ram naam reverberated all over. He had many disciples. To name only a few, Sadguru Brahmananda Maharaj, Sri Ananda sagara , Sri Maha Bhagavat, Sri Bahu Saheb Ketkar, Sri Tatya Saheb Ketkar Maharaj, Sri Bahu saheb Damle, and a host of others. Sri Maharaj with his charismatic personality and manners attracted large number of people; many of them came to get cured of one or the other of their ailments. He was considerable to all, poor or rich, and gave solace to all. He preached Ram naam and advised everybody to chant Ram naam.
Sri Maharaj wandered and undertook many hardships in search of his Guru. But he was so kind to Sri Venkannaiah that he himself appeared and took him to his hold, at the fag-end of his life. The story of how he made himself present here in Chintamani, for all the time to come, is divine. A brief biography of his disciple Sri Venkannaiah, the founder of Sri Brahmachaitanya Sri Rama Mandir, is given here.
Sri G.Venkannaiah was the eldest son of a pious couple, Sri
Thimmappaiah and Smt. Venkata Lakshmamma, of Ganjur village near Chintamani,
born on chaitra bahula dwadashi, 4th May 1883.
Sri Thimmappaiah was a school teacher. He sent his son to Mysore
city, the capital of the kingdom of Mysore, to study civil engineering. After two years, his younger brother Sri
Adinarayana Shastry also joined the same college and stayed together in a
rented house.
In the final examination Sri Venkannaiah was shocked to learn that
he had failed in the result announced, even though he had done well in the
examination. He was very upset.
An elderly lady, who was living in the Main house in the same
compound, noticing that the boy seemed to be unhappy, gave him a book of
Sundara Kanda of Ramayana and asked him to read it every day, for fifteen days.
Sri Venkannaiah started to read the book. To his surprise and delight, within a
week there was a gazette notification stating that two more candidates have
passed in addition to those announced earlier. The very first name was that of
Sri Venkannaiah. This incident convinced
Sri Venkannaiah , of the divine power, and increased the desire in him to
realize God.
Sri G.Venkannaiah after finishing his Engineering Diploma was
employed as Sub-overseer in the Department of Public works of Mysore
Government. In the year 1913, he was working in Chikkanayakanahally, near
Hasan. A tank was being constructed in Malligere village, near Chikkanayakana
hally. Sri Venkannaiah was posted to
supervise the construction of the tank there.
He used to go to Malligere every morning and return to
Chikkanayakanahally by evening. In the leisure time he was always thinking
about God. He had practised chanting of Ram naam from his young age. He was hankering for his
sadguru’s darshan and Grace.
One day, in the month of November 1913, during lunch interval he
was sitting under a tree, meditating on Sri Ram. He suddenly heard a loud voice
"Maha Purush, Maha Purush". He opened his eyes to see a saintly
person standing in front of him with two disciples on either side of him.
Thinking that it must be some holy person, he suddenly got up and prostrated
with Deergha danda namaskar. While prostrating, he heard a voice "
Gondavali yave". But when he got up after prostrating, the saint had
vanished.
Sri Venkannaiah was astonished. It was an experience of only a few
seconds, but he was mesmerized.
He did not understand what was told. So, he wrote down the word
"Gondavalyave" in his diary. At the end of the day's work, he
returned to his home at Chikkanayakana hally. A few of his friends used to meet
every evening. One of them was a person whose mother-tongue was Marathi. He
told the meaning of that word as " Come to Gondavale". But, he did
not know where Gondavale was.
A few days later, Sri Venkannaiah had a dream in which a Sri Vaishnava was
reading "Bhagavad Gita", and another Sri Vaishnava pointed out to him
and told Venkannaiah to go to him. He woke up wondering about the dream.
While returning from his early morning walk, he was again
surprised when he met the very same Sri Vaishnava, who was reading the Bhagavadgita
in his dream, coming in front him. His name was Sri Rangachar. Sri Rangachar
took him to his house. There Sri Venkannaiah narrated to him about the saint
who told "Gondavali yave" and the subsequent dream.
Sri Rangachar was a good Sadhaka, (Yogabhyasi) on the path of God.
He asked Sri Venkannaiah to sit in the hall, and went to the pooja room
for meditation. After nearly an hour he came back and told Sri Venkannaiah that
during meditation, he found out that one has to get down at the Koregaon
station on the Bangalore-Poona railway route. From Koregaon, one has to go by walk
or a cart to Gondavale. He told that the Mahapurusha, Sri Venkannaiah had
seen was Sri Brahmachaitanya Maharaj, who lives in the Rama Mandir at
Gondavale.
Within a week, Sri G.Venkannaiah started for Gondavale,
accompanied by Sri Rangachar.
While travelling, he was so happy that he was going to meet his
Guru, he did not want anything else. He was donating liberally to the beggars
who came in every station. Observing this, Sri Rangachar, telling him that, “If
you are giving like this, we will not have money for our return journey”,
snatched his purse and kept it for safe keeping. When they arrived at
Gondavale, it seemed Sri Maharaja was waiting for them, after cancelling his
program to go to some other place, stating that two devotees from a far-off
place were expected that day.
At Gondavale, Sri Venkannaiah met Sri Maharaj, the very saint
who had appeared before him at Malligere. He was overjoyed. He realized that he had met
his Sadguru..
An incident happened that night. After taking food, Sri Rangachar
who had the room key with him, found it missing. They searched for the key, but
could not find it. When Sri Maharaj came to know about it, he asked one of his
disciples to look in the plate in which Sri Rangachar dined. But by then, the
plates were all cleaned and stacked. But, it was Sri Maharaj’s order. So, they
searched among the stacked plates, and found to their surprise, the key in one
of the plates.
The next morning, when Sri
Venkannaiah went to see Sri Maharaj, he was sitting surrounded by many
devotees. Sri Venkannaiah stood behind the crowd looking at Sri Maharaj.
Noticing Sri Venkannaiah, Sri Maharaj called him to the front, asked him to sit
on his lap and initiated him "Tarak Nam". And Sri Maharaj
orderd him:
1) Do Namasmarana without break.
2) Spread or propagate Rama- Nama
3) Construct a small Mandir for Sri Ram.
4) Carry on Upasana.
After doing upasana for a few days, Sri Venkannaiah returned to
Chikkanayakana hally with a heavy heart. Sri Maharaj gave him his Padukas and a
Rupee coin with his blessings. Sri Venkannaiah took his Guru Padukas to his
house and continued Japanushthan.
While at Gondavale, Sri Maharaj had asked him to brush his bathing
floor before taking bath. Following his Guru’s advice, Sri Venkannaiah, up to
his end, always used to clean the bathing place before taking bath.
About a month later, he received a telegram, stating
that Sri Maharaj had left his body. Sri Venkannaiah felt very unhappy and went
to Gondavale for the ceremonies.
He got his head shaved as he considered his Guru as his father.
When he returned to Chikkanayakanahally, he received an order of
transfer on promotion to Gundlapet, Mysore District.
He did Upaasana wherever he was and celebrated Sri Rama navami
inviting many people. He used to go to Gondavale for Sadguru Aradhana every
year.
While at Gundlupet, he had to supervise the construction of roads
in the forest area. He had to go cycling for his place of duty. One day, while
returning from his duty, in the evening, he noticed a large tiger sitting near
his path. He had come very close to it and he felt that there was no
chance of going back. So, praying to Sri Maharaj, chanting “Guru Maharaj Guru
Jai Jai Para Brahma Chaitanya Sadguru”, he cycled faster on his way, in front
of the tiger and was soon out of danger.
A similar incident happened
to him, later, when he was serving in Shimoga district, where he had to ride a
horse for his work. One day, while returning to the town, his horse, smelling
some danger, began to retrace its steps. Sensing some danger, Sri Venkannaiah noticed
that a tiger was sitting not far away from him. He could not go back, because,
it was already dusk, and if he returned he had to spend the night in the forest
which was more dangerous. So, he made up his mind, and tightening the harness
he urged the horse to gallop fast, praying to Sri Maharaj all the time. By the
Grace of Sri Maharaj nothing happened. He safely passed the tiger.
An incident happened during Sri Rama navami,( the very first
one after the Anugraha of Sri Maharaj) in Gundlupet. He had invited many people
for the pooja. After the ceremonious pooja, at noon,while distributing
Kosambari ( a preparation made out of Greengramdahal, coconut, cucumber, which
is usually taken as MahaPrasad, for lunch on Sri Rama Navami day), and panaka
(juice prepared out of lemon or some other fruit, with Sugar or Jaggery), he
noticed a madhwa brahmin, a stranger to him. He repeatedly served Kosumbari to
everyone. Though the others were eating to their stomach full, the stranger was
not eating. When Sri Venkannaiah asked him for the reason, he told that as his
wife and children have no food since three days, he wanted to give them and eat
later. Sri Venkannaiah forced him to eat there, and gave him sufficient
quantity of Kosambari and panaka for his family. He asked him to come again in
the evening.
When the Brahmin came back in the evening, on inquiry, he told
that he was working as a Shaekedar (a government job in revenue department),
and was suspended three years back, for some reason. Since then he was living
on begging in one place or the other. Sri Venkannaiah gave him 2 saers (one
saer weighs a little more than one Kilogram)of Rice, Toor Dhal (Arhar Dhal) and
Two rupees and asked him to come again when he was in utter necessity.
Five -six days had passed. Early morning, at about 5 a.m. Sri
Venkannaiah, after bath, and finishing the Pooja, was sitting doing Japa.
During meditation, Sri Maharaj appeared and told him to give the Rupee coin he
gave, to the Brahmin who visited him on Sri Rama Navami day.
After some time, he noticed the Brahmin waiting outside his
house. Enquiring about his welfare, Sri Venkannaiah asked him for
the reason of his visit. He told hesitantly, that he had a dream that
morning in which a hefty Brahmin appeared and advised him to go to the house he
had visited on Sri Rama navami day and all will be well.
He said, he does not know whether it was only his imagination and felt
a little ashamed to tell him. Then Sri Venkannaiah told him, “You need not be
ashamed. I have also an order from my Guru. It seems good times are approaching
you”. Stating this, Sri Venkannaiah, gave him the Rupee coin, which he had kept
for pooja and was given to him by Sri Maharaj during Anugraha, along with one
more rupee as dakshina.
After this incident, within a month and a half, the Brahmin
received the order from his office to re-join the duty.
One more incident happened at Gundlupet, which shows how Sri
Maharaja’s Grace was always on him. :
He was a Sub-overseer, and as per the requirement, he
sanctioned certain money to the contractor who constructed a traveler’s
bungalow. The money was paid. But, later, it was found that a mistake was done
and there was an excess payment of Rs.400/- to the contractor. This issue was
taken up as a serious offence by his senior officer. He sent a complaint to his
higher officer. Actually, when the measurement
was made, Sri Venkannaiah was at one end of the tape, and the
contractor who was at the other end had given a wrong measurement. Sri Venkannaiah
felt very bad and unhappy.
After a week, the higher officer asked him to send the
measurement book to his office.
But the book which was with Sri Venkannaiah was nowhere to be
found. He and the other colleagues searched everywhere in the office,
but the book was not found. This caused Sri Venkannaiah more worry and tension.
Afternoon, during lunch hour, in the office, he was sitting tired of
searching the book, doing Jap of Rama
naam, he was in a trance, suddenly Sri Maharaj appeared and patted him on his
shoulder telling him not to worry.
About 10-15 minutes have gone by. An old villager came near
the window where one clerk Sri Puttu Rao was working. He asked the clerk
to give a post card and offered money for the card. Sri Puttu Rao told him that
it was not Post-office, and told him to go to the next building.
Then the villager showed him a book and told him that he found that book on the
way and enquired whether it can be given to his son to write on it.
To his amazement, Sri Puttu Rao realized that that book was the
missing one, which they were searching for. He took the book and told the
villager, that was a Government book, and if his son wrote on it, he would be
put in jail. Then the villager asked Sri Puttu Rao, to keep the book, and went
away.
Sri Puttu Rao gave the book to Sri Venkannaiah. Sri Venkannaiah
felt very happy.
He took the book personally to the office at Mysore. The details
were verified. And the excess amount paid was deducted from the bills due to be
paid to the contractor.
And the issue was closed.
After this incident, Sri Venkannaiah was very unhappy. One day Sri
Maharaj appeared in his dream and told him not to worry as good things will happen within two months.
Within a month after this, he got a transfer to T.Narasipur and no
problems occurred in future.
(The two incidents at Gundlupet are narrated in the Silver Jubilee
souvenir of the Mandir by his colleague and good friend Sri A.P.Subba Rao of
Mysore who lived with Sri Venkannaiah in the same house at Gundlupet and was a
witness to the incidents. He became a staunch devotee of Sri Maharaj, and
visited Chintamani Mandir on every occasion till his very old age).
Sadguru Sri Brahmanand
Maharaj invited Sri Venkannaiah to Beladhadhi to attend Sri Rama Navami
Celebrations which was celebrated for nine days in a grand manner.
So, Sri Venkannaiah applied leave for ten days. The permission had
to come from his head office, but he did not get any advice from his office. He
thought he did not have approval for the leave, So, thinking that
he could attend at least the first day, being Sunday, he went to Beladhadi on
Saturday, thinking that he could return to his duty on Monday.
Sri Brahmanand Maharaj welcomed Sri Venkannaiah with affection and
took care of his accommodation and other needs. Sri Brahmanand Maharaj
used to affectionately call him “Mysore Buva”. (A part of the present Karnataka
was Mysore, a country ruled by Maharajas of Mysore).
Next day, when Sri Venkannaiah met Sri Brahmanand Maharaj to take
his blessings for departure, as he had no leave, Sri Brahmananda Maharaj just
told him to stay. As it was a great saint’s order, Sri Venkannaiah, remained
there. It was a very pleasant atmosphere of the company of saintly persons,
divine Poojas, Bhajans, Japanushthan and Annadaan . But he had an inkling of
fear that he had no permission from his office for absence. So, after two more
days, he again went to Sri Brahmanand Maharaj and asked his permission to
return. But, Sri Brahmanand Maharaj again pressed him to stay. Sri
Venkannaiah with all his fears about the office could not disobey Sri
Brahmananda Maharaj. So, he stayed back.
Next day, he was surprised to receive a post forwarded to
Beladhadi, from his office stating that he had been granted ten days leave. Sri
Vnkannaiah was very happy and thanked Maharaj for his kindness. He would have
missed the celebration, if he had not obeyed Shri Brahmanand Maharaj.
He was being transferred from one place to another. He could not
construct a Rama Mandir, as per his Guru's instructions. He even thought
of resigning from his job to take initiative to construct the mandir.
But, he was dissuaded from resigning, as he had duties to perform.
Meanwhile, his father died. Apart from his wife and children he had to look
after his mother, and younger brother, who was about 25 years younger than him.
The entire family lived in Ganjur village, which is near Chintamani. His
first wife died leaving two young daughters. So, he had to marry his wife's
younger sister, Smt Lakshmi Devi. But, an unfortunate accident happened. His
second wife had gone to the well to wash clothes. The younger daughter of her
sister, aged 5 years had accompanied her. It was an open well. The daughter
accidentally fell in to the well. Trying to save the child, the mother also
fell into the well. The two lives left in a moment. The mother had left an eleven
month old daughter at home. A Void hovered over the family. With all the
pressures from his elders, he did not re-marry. Sri Venkannaiah’s another
brother Sri Adinarayana Shastry was living in Pune with his family and the the
youngest brother Sri Honnappa had a small business in Chintamani. He had to
cycle every day to Chintamani and return in the night.
So, the family decided to leave their native village of Ganjur,
and shifted to Chintamani, which was about 5 miles from there.
Sri Venkannaiah was 39 years old, when his second wife died. He
did not remarry.
His wives belonged to Benakanakere, a village in Tumkur District.
His in-laws were in Benakanakere. He arranged marriage of his eldest daughter
Smt Sundaramma to Sri B.Suryanarayanappa of Benkanakere.
Later, he was transferred to Chintamani. Now, his
family consisted of his Mother, youngest
brother Sri Honnappa and his youngest daughter Smt Subbalakshmi . His other
brother Sri Adinarayana Shastry who was
in Pune suddenly died in the year 1932
leaving his wife and three daughters, the eldest was 10 year old Savitramma, seven year old Sharadamma
and one year old Padma. Sri Venkannaiah
went to Pune and brought the family to Chintamani and took care of them.
From Chintamani, he had to cover different areas like Hindiganal,,
Jangamakote, Sidlaghatta and other surrounding places. He was sub-overseer and
had to look over the civil works of the government. When he was
transferred to Chintamani, he was provided with a horse and cart with a driver.
When he went to places like Hindiganal he had to stay overnight. Wherever
he stayed he did his Anushthan and Bhajans. The people who came into contact
with him in those places, became the devotees of Shri Maharaj.
To mention a few names: Sri H.V.Nanjappa, Sri Subrahmanya Iyer,
Sri B.S.Ramaseshaiah, Sri Hindiganal Gundappa, Sri Bhaskara Rao, Sri Cheemasandra
Subbarayappa, Sri Y.S.Gundappa and many others. Sri Payyalur Narayana Iyer of Kerala and Sri A.P.Subbarao of Mysore who were with him in Chikkanayakana hally
became staunch devotees of Sri Maharaj. They visited the Mandir frequently till
their ripe old age.
In a new layout, called Narasimha Raja extension in Chintamani, he
bought a big site for the Mandir.
In the year 1935 he was going to Gondavale accompanied by his
mother and some other friends for the Punya thithi Utsav. They were waiting for
the train in the railway station after buying tickets. Sri Venkannaiah had not
observed the changed timings of the train. So, they were waiting on the
platform though the train was ready to depart. Suddenly, Sri Maharaj
appeared and shouted in kannada, “Simpletons, your train is ready to
start. Do not be unhappy afterwards”. By the time Sri Venkannaiah uttered the
word “Maharaj”, Sri Maharaj had vanished. No others saw Him.
Immediately they got into the train which moved soon after. This
incident shows that Shri Maharaj was always guarding Sri Venkannaiah.
.
In 1938, he still had two years of service. But, as he could not
concentrate or work for constructing the mandir, he took voluntary retirement.
In 1939 a small garbhagudi was built, and the poojas were
conducted to the Padukas of Sri Maharaj, Photos of Sri Ram and Sri Maharaj.
Japanushthan was maintained.
He appointed one of the devotees Sri Bhaskara Rao of Jangamakote
as priest, and for other duties another devotee Sri Subbarayappa was appointed.
Meanwhile, Japanushtan was scheduled to be performed for ten years
before installing the Murthys.
Sri Venkannaiah bought a revenue land, near the Mandir. He made a
layout for residential buildings and called the area as Bhaktanagari. The sites
were given to the devotees of the Mandir at a nominal rate. A part of the land
was kept to grow flowers for the Mandir, but later on it was also sold as
sites.
Sri Venkannaiah was planning to install beautiful marble idols. He
did not know where to get them made. Finally, Sri Maharaj himself, through Sri Ketkar
Maharaj, suggested to go to Jaipur. At Jaipur, he spent nearly two months for the final and satisfactory design
for the Murthies with his friend Sri .Subrahmanya Iyer, and his assistant Sri
Subbarayappa and returned to Chintamani after the completion of most of the
sculpture.
When the divine idols were finally ready, Sri G. Honnappa and Sri
H.N. Subba Rao (son in law of Sri G.Venkannaiah) went to Jaipur and brought the
beautiful Murthies, safely to Chintamani. Hundreds of devotees had gathered in
the Mandir premises and rejoiced to receive the divine idols
Finally, the divine marble idols
of Sri Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Sri Maruthi and Sri Brahmachaitanya Maharaj were installed
on 13th June 1949, in the holy presence of Shri Tatya Saheb
Ketkar Maharaj, Shri Kundagol Narayanappa Maharaj and thousands of
devotees.
When the question of the maintenance of the
Mandir was raised, Shri Maharaj suggested
to undertake Ramadasi Bhiksa. For that, Sri B.S.Ramasheshaiah of Bettahally
volunteered. He went round the town doing Bhajan, Raghupathi Raghava Rajaram
Patita Pavana Seeta Ram, every Thursday, collecting rice for the Mandir. He did
this up to his ripe old age.
Sri
Venkannaiah’s youngest brother Sri G.Honnappa was very supportive
from the beginning. He and his wife Smt Nanjama were very concerned about the
Mandir, and took care of Sri Venkannaiah just as a dutiful and loving son cares
for his father. Mandir guests were their family guests. Sri Honnappa
constructed two houses on his personal loan, behind the Mandir, to let out and
the rent to be utilized for the Mandir.
Some
poor students were provided food in the Mandir. For this, Archak Sri Bhaskara
Rao’s wife, Smt Pillamma helped in
cooking. She also cooked for any guest who visited the Mandir from other
places.
As a big kitchen was needed during functions, a kitchen and bath
rooms were constructed in the site opposite to the Mandir. Later, at the same place, Sri Honnappa
constructed a Kalyana Mantap by selling off their ancestral land in Ganjur. The
rent received from the Kalyana Mantap to be utilized for the maintenance of the Mandir. In
1966 a
hostel for poor Brahmin students was started.
When Sri Venkannaiah became old, he
received a letter from Sri Baba Belsare, a message from Sri Maharaj (received
through Sri Tatya Saheb Ketkar Maharaj’s Vani), as follows:
1. You have done enough of Sadhana.
Now leave the rest to me. Do as much Japam as you can very conveniently do.
2. Rama is great. He will get done
what you want. You should have no sankalpa about anything.
3. Upasana gives beauty to the Mandir. A faithful
Japam of Ramanam is Upasana. Try to keep upasana intact. Great souls will visit
the Mandir.
4. Do not be afraid. If you call me,
I am always at your bedside.
His eye sight was failing. Still, he
visited the Mandir escorted by someone. Every year, after his 80th
birthday, his friends and some other devotees from Mysore, and Bengaluru
participated on his birth -days. As every year, they had come to Chintamani for
his birthday, Chaitra Bahula Dwadashi, in 1969. Akhanda japanushthan was arranged.
That afternoon, after everybody took Maha Prasad and taking rest, Poojya
Venkannaiah left his mortal coil to become one with Sri Maharaj on 13-4-1969.
Poojya Venkannaiah lived like a
saint. By the Grace of Sri Maharaj, his younger brother Sri Honnappa looked after the interest of the
Mandir and worked for its development.. He created a Trust and transferred all the
assets of the Mandir, which were originally in his name, to the Trust of the
Mandir. Being fully absorbed in the
divine name of Sri Ram he left his mortal body on 22nd June 1978.
After him, his sons are taking keen
interest in the service of the Mandir, and managing the Mandir affairs with the
help of devotee friends.
Sadguru Sri Brahmachaitanya maharaja’s
immense greatness cannot be explained or understood. With His noble Grace and compassion he showered his blessings on the people of our
province though stationed far away in
Gondavali, by initiating Sri Venkannaiah
and making him a tool to propagate the Holy
Ram naam. He has promised to stay in the Mandir , and along with Sri Ram, He is
blessing and guarding us all.
Sadguru Sri Brahmachaitanya Maharaj Ki Jai
Jai Jai Raghuveera Samartha
