Lucknow, 28 November (Hindustan Reporter). On the tercentenary year of Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar, Braj devotee Vaishnavacharya Saint Ramakant Goswami Maharaj of Mathura Vridanvan started Bhaktamal Katha on the banks of Gomti River in Lucknow. Saint Ramakant Goswami described the nine characteristics of devotees on the first day of the story of Bhaktamal and also named Surdas, the incarnation of Uddhav, as its originator.
Describing the characteristics of devotees in the story of Bhaktamal, Saint Ramakant Goswami Ji Maharaj said that if there were any one of the characteristics of devotion, renunciation, renunciation, modesty or virtue, truth, non-violence, forgiveness, mercy, equality, then the listeners would have got the designation of a devotee. Is. Devotees must have at least one of these traits. There are three forms of faith in God, which keep the devotee connected to God.
Saint Ramakant Goswami Ji Maharaj said about Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar that Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple and the ghat on the banks of Ganga in Varanasi were constructed by Mata Ahilyabai. A temple of Holkar Empire is built in Mathura. Similar temples are built in Ayodhya. The work of renovating temples all over India was done by Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar.
During Bhaktamal Katha, Vaishnavacharya Saint Ramakant said that people know about Surdas. Let’s pronounce their statements. Let us take it as an example, but people know less about Surdas, he was the incarnation of Uddhav. Uddhav had to be born as Surdas in Bhooloka due to the curse of Lalita. Surdas could not see with his eyes, he saw everything with the eyes of his mind.
