Meet Mulji Sharma
A Divine Encounter (Prasang)
Satsang Vocabulary
Faith in Action (Prasang)
100

Gunatitanand Swami’s childhood name

Mulji Sharma

100

Mulji was watering this crop when Bhagwan Swaminarayan appeared

Sugarcane 

100

This word means the instructions of Bhagwan Swaminarayan and the Gunatit gurus

Agna

100

Mulji waited patiently for this before leaving to become a sadhu

Bhagwan Swaminarayan’s agna

200

Mulji Sharma was born in this village

Bhadra

200

Bhagwan Swaminarayan wore a pitambar of this color

Yellow

200

This word means the sacred initiation through which someone formally becomes a sadhu

Diksha

200

This swami asked Maharaj to call Mulji back during the test about burning his home

Muktanand Swami

300

From childhood, Mulji deeply desired to become this and serve Bhagwan

sadhu

300

Mulji received the divine darshan in this year

1809

300

This is the word for a colorful silk garment worn by Bhagwan (In the sugarcane fields) 

Pitambar

300

The test about burning his home revealed Mulji’s freedom from this

Worldly attachment (Maya) 
400

This is Gunatitanand Swami’s birth date

September 28, 1784

400

After receiving Maharaj’s agna, Mulji immediately dropped these and left for darshan

His tools

400

Understanding this—the greatness of Bhagwan and Guru—helps us follow their agna naturally.

Mahima

400

After giving Mulji diksha, Bhagwan Swaminarayan gave him this name

Gunatitanand Swami

500

The presentation identifies Gunatitanand Swami as this eternally pure sevak of Bhagwan

Aksharbrahma

500

Maharaj said this had dried up in the world, referring to true knowledge of Akshar–Purushottam

Brahmatej

500

Following agna with faith and sincerity helps us earn this pleasure of Bhagwan and Guru.

Rajipo

500

Mulji explained that his heart contained only this person, leaving no attachment to remove.

Shriji Maharaj