વચનામૃત મહિમા

Vartāl 20

Once, Brahmaswarup Pramukh Swāmi Mahārāj was in the village of Ranu. Situated in the village is a shrine dedicated to Tulajā Mātā, where Nilkanth Varni had halted for one night during his travels. When Swāmishri proceeded there for darshan, the mahant of that mandir showed Swāmishri a quilt that had been sanctified by Nilkanth Varni. Thereafter, he showed the Hindi version of the Vachanāmrut that he owned to Swāmishri and requested, “Please kindly write your blessings in this Vachanāmrut and write which is your favorite Vachanāmrut.” Swāmishri wrote: “Vachanāmrut Gadhadā III-7, Gadhadā III-11 and Vartāl 20.”

Delivering his New Year’s message in Gondal, Yogiji Mahārāj said, “True understanding is like having 200 armed guards in one’s protection. Knowledge of God’s form (swarup-nishthā) is the bridegroom. One should develop an understanding according to Vachanāmrut Vartāl 20. These are the 200 armed guards. If one develops such a resolute understanding, then one will not succumb to the influence of adverse circumstances.”

[Brahmaswarup Yogiji Mahārāj: 2/23]