Mamtamai Shri Guru Maa Radhe was born in
the village of Dorangla in the Gurudaspur district of Punjab, India. Shri
Radhe Guru Maa has always been a humanitarian and compassionate since her
childhood days. She is a selfless human being, and has been like this
even as a child. Shri Radhe Guru Maa always offered her lunch to the underprivileged
kids when she was young.
At an age where kids
play with toys, Shri Radhe Guru Maa was always keen on devoting her free time
towards the ‘bhakti’ of Lord Bholenath. Shri Radhe Guru Maa used to spend her time
in a Kali Temple which was in her vicinity, where she would recite ‘Gurbaani’
and loved it too.
When Shri Radhe Guru Maa turned 18, her parents married her off;
she was very young and was not prepared for such an extreme change in her life.
After a couple of years, Shri Radhe Guru Maa’s husband left the country to explore
business opportunities in foreign lands.
This left her with a lot of spare time on her hands, which
helped her to explore the spiritual side through steadfast ‘bhaki’ of Lord
Bholenath. She took up the initiative of teaching sewing to the other women and
girls in and around her village. Thanks to this initiative, a number of women
in the village became independent and helped supplement their family income.
In her spare time, she recited the Gurbaani and dedicated
the rest praying and seeking the blessings of Durga Maa and Lord Shiva. She
also believed that service to God can be achieved through service through
humanity. Keeping this in mind, working towards the underprivileged and
helping those in need were her utmost priority. Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru
Maa's sensitive, kind, generous personality has attracted number of devotees to
her ’charan’.
Shri Radhe Guru Maa has always been compassionate and a selfless
human being. She also guides her devotees towards the path of humanity and
selfless service to the society. Shri Radhe Guru Maa Ji’s teachings revolve
around the principle of devoting oneself to God in the form of regular bhakti
and ritualistic worship of Lord Shiva and Devi Mata.
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