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Dadda Darshan (in Hindi)
Dr Surendra Pratap Singh Rajpoot
Synopsis "Dadda Darshan (in Hindi)"
Central India, Pt. was the only householder of the entire year of India. Pt. Devprabhakar Shastri "Dadda ji" was from a very common family. After getting up from the head of his father in his childhood, his mother raised him in difficult circumstances. Devprabhakar received the degree of higher education and Shastri in Kashi by the hard work of his mother and his ability. He also did teaching work to earn a living. But he could not be tied to this task for a long time. Along with Panditya karma, he made agriculture his livelihood. Devprabhakar, the supreme disciple of Chakra Chudamani Dharma Emperor Karpatri ji, started the sequence of "One and a quarter crore Parivartan Shivling Nirman Maharudra Yajna" to fulfill the promise given to the Guru, which has become a record for the creation of Parthiv Shivling in the world."Dadda ji", the adorable and base of millions of disciples of different religions, believed in all religions and equations. Eating banana leaves and drinking water in coconut gullet, "Dadda ji" had a very simple lifestyle. Not only in India, but he was also probably the only saint in the world who worshiped and anointed Shiva and spoke of the glory of Shri Krishna.Grihastha saint Pt. Deva Prabhakar Shastri "Dadda ji"He was a supporter of Karma Pradhan life. Karma should become a religion; it was an important source of his life. The memoirs of the people associated with "Dadda ji" are direct proof that he was a divine form, who was born only for the welfare of human beings. "Dadda ji" considered his disciples as his son. The life he lived as a householder saint is exemplary. He always used to say that unity should be edited in utterance and action.The entire life of the revered "Dadda ji" is a marvelous example of sacrifice, penance, discipline, diligence and dedication, whose imitation is the door to salvation.
