The Wooden Majestic Guru Maharaj Chair is handcrafted by skilled artisans from Saharanpur. The chair is made in premium quality teak wood with a traditional royal design. Aarsun Woods brings you this handmade Guruji Maharaj Ji Golden Chair Singhasan made in premium quality Teak Wood with beautiful Wooden Carving at the back and Lions on the handles The Majestic Chair is made by skilled artisans from Saharanpur. Customization is also available.
As we are the manufacturers, the unit can be customized as per your requirements.
THE SEARCH FOR DIVINITY BEGINS HERE WITH GURUJI MAHARAJ CHAIR
Guruji is the “light divine” that came on earth to bless and enlighten humanity. On 7th July 1954, the sun rose in Dugri village at Malerkotla, Punjab (India), to herald the birth of Guruji in a hamlet. Guruji spent the early stages of his life around Dugri, went to school and college, and finally graduated with a Masters’s degree in economics and political science. He had a spark of spirituality in him right from childhood–say those who knew him then.
It did not take long for the spark to get fully lit; the shower of Guruji’s blessings began to fall on the earth to lessen the suffering of hundreds of thousands of people. Guruji sat at various places including Jalandhar, Chandigarh, Panchkula, and New Delhi–and satsangs1 began happening. It was here that people came from all over India and other parts of the world to seek his blessings. The tea and langar prasad (blessed food) served at Guruji’s satsang had his special divine blessings. The devotees experienced his grace in various forms: incurable diseases were healed and the entire matrix of problems ranging from legal to financial to emotional was solved. Some members of the Sangat also had divine darshans (visions) of deities. There was nothing impossible for Guruji, for he wrote fate, and could re-write it.
Guruji’s doors were open to the high and low, poor and rich, and people of all religious affiliations. From the most ordinary of men to the most powerful of politicians, businessmen, bureaucrats, armed service personnel, doctors, and professionals, everyone came to seek his blessings. All were equally in need of him and Guruji blessed all alike. Those sitting close to him, touching his feet, benefitted as much as those seeking his blessing in their prayers anywhere in the world. What mattered most was complete surrender and unconditional faith reposed in him. Guruji was a giver, he never expected or took anything from anyone. “Kalyan karta“, Guruji would say, and “Blessings always” is what the devotee would get. He once explained that his “Blessings always” were not for this life alone, but ended with nirvana.
Guruji never delivered any sermons or prescribed any rituals, yet his message was received by the devotee in ways known only to the devotee. This “connection” with him was not only elevating and energizing but also a deeply transforming one. It lifted the devotee’s life to a level where joy, fulfillment, and peace came easy. Guruji’s form exuded a divine fragrance, similar to roses. Even today, his fragrance is felt as proof of his presence by his devotees.
Guruji took mahasamadhi2 on 31st May 2007. He left no successor: for the “light divine” there is none. His emphasis was that the devotee always gets connected “directly” with him, and more so, through the medium of prayers and meditation. Guruji has a temple, popularly known as Bade Mandir located at Bhatti mines in South Delhi. Today, when Guruji is no more in his mortal guise, his blessings are working the same wonders, with his grace falling equally on those who never met him in their lifetime.
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