Maa Jagadamba's manifest form 'Maa Sarveshwari'

- Navratri from 7th October

- Sarveshwari '

There is a famous saying of Swami Vivekanandaji, 'Get up! Wake up and persevere until the goal is achieved. ' It was Kritasankalpa who embodied such a high mantra, the ascetic mystic devotee of the Himalayas and the supremely revered Shri Yogeshwar who is determined only towards his goal, i.e. Anast of spirituality, Surya while his supreme disciple Maa Sarveshwari who has the same sanskrit character.

Maa Sarveshwari was born on November 12, 13 in Kapura village near Vyara in South Gujarat. He was born into a farming family. But he did more study in Surat. There he graduated in Arts and achieved extraordinary achievements in the field of Gujarati literature. Due to which the prestigious Umashankar Joshi got gold and caught everyone's attention. After completing his studies, he joined the school 'Sadhna Bhavan' in Surat as a teacher. Going ahead, the principal performed his duty in the same school. Maa Sarveshwari devoted the rest of her time to religious-spiritual upliftment. He used to sing to them the spontaneous, melodious hymns. The first book of bhajans in his collection was 'Ardhya Bhajan', after which he was introduced to the divine guru Shri Yogeshwarji. When Yogiji's order was given in 18, a new name of mother was changed to Sarveshwari. Maa Sarveshwari along with Guru Yogeshwar spread her ideas about religion and spirituality in India and abroad. Abroad in America, Europe, Canada and South Africa, he impressed thousands of his devotees with active yoga and melodious hymns.

On March 12, 19, Sarveshwari is considered by Yogeshwarji's followers as his spiritual heir. Maa Sarveshwariji has been working tirelessly day and night to embody Yogeshwarji's life message, his goals and his unfulfilled dreams in an extraordinary way.

Before his departure, Shri Yogeshwarji chose a large plot of land on Danta Road in Ambaji. To realize this great dream of Guruji, a magnificent complex known as 'Maa Sarveshwari Ashram' has been set up there. There are always many religious spiritual, yogic activities performed. Apart from this, medical camps are held here on a regular basis with the help of volunteers and devotees of the ashram. So in the frequent eye sacrifices, the eyes of the afflicted patients from the surrounding villages are thoroughly examined and the eyes of the needy are operated free of cost. For which the team of expert eye surgeons was invited from Navsari city of South Gujarat. In addition, Maa Sarveshwari's expatriate followers have performed a large number of free eye surgeries in the far eastern African country of Nigeria. In which there is a wonderful opportunity to serve. Throughout the existence of Maa Sarveshwari, reverent devotion towards Shri Yogeshwarji has been manifesting. So it is unfortunate to pay homage to such a venerable person.

- Paresh Antani