Gunatitanand Swami’s childhood name
Mulji Sharma
Name Maharaj gave Mulji at diksha
Nirgunanand Swami
What was Gunatitanand Swami doing standing outside in the rain
Waiting for Maharaj’s darshan
Who is the current form of Aksharbrahma
Mahant Swami Maharaj
How many years did Gunatitanand Swami serve as mahant
40 years
Mulji’s parents
Bolanath and Sakarba
What Maharaj told Mulji to do before giving him diksha
Burn his house
Who found him standing outside
Muktanand Swami
What does the name “Gunatit” mean
One who is above the three forms of maya
Who warned Maharaj about the challenges of Junagadh
Brahmanand Swami
The town where Mulji was born
Bhadra, Gujarat
Village where diksha took place
Dabhan
Where did Gunatitanand Swami faint after darshan of Maharaj
Under a tree on the banks of the Ghela River
The most important shlok in the Shikshapatri and Satsang Diksha according to Mahant Swami Maharaj
Shlok 116
What did Maharaj put on Gunatitanand Swami’s head when appointing him
His own pagh
What Mulji told his mom when she said she’d give milk after offering it to Thakorji
“Thakorji always lives in my heart. When I eat, He eats with me.”
What was unique about the yagna Maharaj performed
No animals were sacrificed
What did Muktanand Swami think when he saw him
“He cares neither for his body nor for sleep”
What Satsang Diksha shlok 89 says about Aksharbrahman
“He eternally transcends maya and is forever engrossed in Bhagwan’s service”
What the Nawab said when Maharaj asked if He should stay or keep someone like Him
“Only Bhagwan is like Bhagwan Himself”
What happened to Sakarba after Mulji drank the milk
She saw a thin white line on the murti’s lips
Who did Maharaj send to call Mulji back before he actually burned the house
Bhaguji
How did Gunatitanand Swami get a glimpse of Maharaj
In the light of a thunderbolt
Why did Maharaj give Mulji the name “Nirgunanand”
Because Maharaj knew he was Aksharbrahma and the name reinforced that fact
What did Maharaj tell the Nawab about Gunatitanand Swami
“This Sadhu is like Me. He is capable of doing what I can do.”