Sabha 8
Where did Muktanand Swami meet Nilkanth Varni for the first time?
Loj
Swaminarayan Bhagwan was born on the American Calendar year of?
3 April 1781
At a young age, to whom did MiraBai show devotion to?
An idol of Krishna Bhagwan
What year was Guruji born in?
1958
One during Chaturmas, which Niyam did Muktanand Swami take?
50 Malas a Day
Who is Mahatma Muldas?
The foster father of Mukund Das’s mother, Radhabai.
At the age of ___ Bhagwan Swaminarayan left for Van Vichran.
11
How did MiraBai attain the idol of Krishna Bhagwan she worshipped daily at a young age?
5th Sadguru Sant in our Guru Parampara?
Sadguru Shri Vaikunthcharandasji Swami
Which finger should the mala be done on?
What is Mukund Das's or Muktanand Swami's birthday according to the American calendar.
15-January-1758
Ramanand Swami initiated Nilkanth Varni as a sant at the age ____ and named him _____.
Ramanand Swami initiated Nilkanth Varni as a sant at the age 11 and named him Sahajanand Swami.
Where was MiraBai from?
Rajasthan
Oldest Sant in our Loyadham Parivar after Guruji?
Mahant Swami
Who first did Tap Ni Mala to please God as narrated in a famous story?
Dhruvji
____________ of ____________ was Mukund Das's 3rd Guru.
Kalyandas of Vankaner was Mukund Das's 3rd Guru.
Nilkanth Varni and Ramanand Swami met in _____?
Piplana
Which village or region was MiraBai the Queen of?
Mewar
2019
What does Gaumkukhi mean?
Gau = Cow and Mukhi = Face.
What was the SAMVAT YEAR of Muktanand Swami's initiation as a Sant?
Vasant Panchami of Samvat 1842
Swaminarayan Bhagwan returned back to Akshardham on the American calendar year of ____.
Mirabai survived a Murder attempt by her ____________, who tried to _________ her, but her devotion protected her.
Mirabai survived a Murder attempt by her brother-in-law, who tried to poison her, but her devotion protected her.
In total, there are ____ santos and parshads combined in Loyadham Parivar Sant Mandal.
43 santos and parshads combined
Holding the mala with the middle finger reaches the ________ and ________ within us.
Holding the mala with the middle finger reaches the soul and God within us.