Born in a small town of Punjab to Sikh parents, Shri Radhe Guru
Maa was drawn strongly from an early age to Lord Shiva and Devi Mata. As a
small child, when other little girls around her played with toys, Shri Radhe Guru
Maa worshiped Lord Shiva and Devi Mata. When she came of age, Shri Radhe Guru Maa’s
parents married her to Mohan Singh,a businessman from Mukerian in Punjab.
During a visit to an ancient Shiva temple with her family
near Mukerian she met the highly respected saint Shri Shri 1008 Mahant Ramdeen
Das (139-years-old at the time of his death in 2009 according to government
records). The two instantly shared a divine connection which was evident.
"Chandi (a fierce form of the Devi) has graced this temple today," said
the Mahant.
Shri Radhe Guru Maa continued her spiritual devotion towards God
as well as performed her duties as a homemaker. Devotees who had begun to
notice her requested her to hold satsangs, jagrans, pujas and other religious
activities to which she responded graciously.
Several families credited the jagrans with solving
their personal, financial, familial and professional problems. The
devotees requested her to hold satsangs, jagrans, pujas and various other
religious activities and Shri Radhe Guru Maa graciously accepted their request. Her
warmhearted and kind nature attracted people towards her who are now her
followers.
As Shri Radhe Guru Maa became a household name, individuals as
well as families invited her to their homes in the hope that her presence would
transform their lives for the better.
Devotees are not
expected to donate towards Shri Radhe Guru Maa's darshan; they are free and open to
all. Her teachings suggest surrendering oneself to God and regular bhakti in
the form of devotional worship and chanting of the names of the Hindu deities
Lord Shiva and Devi Mata.
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