Shri Radhe Maa is a spiritual guide born in a small town in Dorangla,
Punjab. She started her spiritual journey at an age where other girls were
playing with their dolls. At that early age, Shri Radhe Maa had completely
devoted her time towards bhakti of Lord Shiva and Devi Mata.
When she turned 18, Radhe Maa’s parents married her off to Mohan Singh,
a prosperous businessman residing in Mukerian, Punjab.
This marriage proved to be a turning point in Shri Radhe Maa Ji’s life
towards spirituality. During a visit to an ancient Lord Shiva temple in
Mukerian, she met Shri Shri 1008 Mahant Ramdeen Das
(139-years-old at the time of his death in 2009 according government records),
a highly acclaimed saint which turned her spiritual life around.
"Chandi (a fierce form of
the Devi) has graced this temple today," said the Mahant. From that day
onwards, Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa began to visit the temple every day and
offer worship to Lord Shiva.
While attending to household chores that were part of her duties, Shri
Radhe Maa continued her tryst with spiritual devotion. Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru
Maa's sensitive, kind, generous and resplendent personality attracted numerous
devotees to her.
Her devotees requested her to hold satsangs, jagrans, pujas and other
religious services in and around their vicinity. She responded by graciously
throwing her doors open to all who wished to attend. Several families credited
the jagrans with solving their personal, financial, familial and professional
problems.
As Shri Radhe Maa’s
reputation spread, individuals as well as families invited her to their homes
in the hope that her presence would inspire their lives for the better. Her
subsequent travels took her not only to cities in India but also to locations
across the globe, including the UK, Switzerland, Middle East and Canada.
Devotees are not expected to
donate towards Shri Radhe Maa's darshan. The food served at her gatherings, the
musical performances and the Darshans are free. Her
teachings revolve around the principle of surrendering oneself to God, and
regular bhakti in the form of ritualistic worship and devotional chanting of
the names of the Hindu deities Lord Shiva and Devi Mata.
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