Papaji's House
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He started giving satsang in the living room in the mornings. From morning to evening many of his disciples were always present in this room with him, or waiting for him. This room also served as a dining place. Forty to fifty people could easily sit on the floor and enjoy the food served from the kitchen. |
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Where his ‘samadhi' is now, that was the place where he used to sit and give Satsang. |
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Papaji's bedroom is still maintained in the same way. The bedroom was his resting place and also served as a small Satsang room where people shared their problems with him. Many still come to meditate and sit in this room and experience his presence and peace. |
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Papaji's house is always open to his devotees from all over the world. |
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Puja and bhajans are sung to commemorate special days like: Guru Purnima (July), Mahanirvana Day (September 6) and his birthday (October 13). |
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Contact us: Papaji's House 20/144A |
