Bankatlal, when he, along with his friend Damodar Pant Kulkarni, approached Maharaj with humility and asked, “Maharaj, why are you eating leftover food? If you are hungry, I will certainly make arrangements for you. The Maharaj was in a superconscious state with a shining and very healthy body, without a sense of body and no clothes.īankatlal, who had experienced earlier associations with spiritually advanced persons, sensed that the seemingly crazy person collecting food from the dustbin might be a ‘Siddha.’ It was 23rd February 1878. However, Shri Gajanan Avdhoot was first noticed collecting leftover food items in a garbage dump on the outskirts of village Shegaon in Maharashtra by Bankatlal Aggarwal.
Shri Gajanan did not reveal his past nor encouraged people to search for it. Quite often, the terminal points (birth and death) in the lives of spiritually advanced souls are mystical.
His place and date of birth, parentage, etc., are shrouded with mystery, although people speculate that he was born in a place named Sajjangarh in Maharashtra. There is hardly any authenticated information about the early life of Shri Gajanan Avdhoot, popularly known as Gajanan Maharaj. Gajanan Maharaj still manifests himself at Shegaon to those who believe in his existence. He is also believed to have appeared as Samarth Ramdas for another devotee. The biography also claims that Gajanan Maharaj appeared as the Hindu deity Vitthala in Pandharapur for his one devotee Bapuna Kale. The name Gajanan Maharaj was first suggested in 1905 by Dadasaheb Khaparde of Amravati since He was often heard addressing Himself as “Ganya.”Īccording to his biography Shree Gajanan Vijay, Gajanan Maharaj considered a few other spiritual personalities such as Narasingji, Vasudevanand Saraswati (Tembe Swami Maharaj) Sai Baba of Shirdi as his brothers. Contemporaries of Gajanan Maharaj identified him by several names such as Gin Gine Buwa, Ganpat Buwa, and Awaliya Baba, etc. He probably lived at Kapiltirtha for around 12 years. He once visited Nashik, Maharashtra, and the surrounding pilgrimage sites, including Kapiltirtha. Very few accurate details of Maharaj’s life are available. Even the temple premises where he attained samadhi had a smoking choola as a symbolic representation. Gajanan Maharaj was an ardent user of marijuana and hashish, exemplified in almost all available images in the public domain from the time of his attaining samadhi. In this period of 32 years, he performed many miracles. He breathed his last on September 8, 1910, by attaining Sajeevana Samadhi, a process of voluntary withdrawal from one’s physical body. He first appeared at Shegaon, Maharashtra as a young man in his twenties, probably during February 1878.
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