Bhakton ke pyare Vrindavan Bihariji

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Posted by asha bhardwaj on September 10, 2010

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DON’T GO TO VRINDAVAN

Suun re pathikwa mat jyeeo tu vrindavan ki auor----Raskhan who had come from Kabul in search of Bihariji lost his heart to him. When a person enters Vrindavan he warns them not to go to Vrindavan because he feels if you go there then you will no longer remain a worldly person. Even if you go there you will come across a bluish boy with a flute in his hand. He is so charming that you will not like to take your eyes off him. He will speak to you so sweetly that you will be hypnotized by his words and will go on staring at him and listening to him. Do not be lured by his charm and try to get out of his clutches. Once you try to run away from him, he will use his next trick. He will play his flute. The tune of the flute will be so melodious and charming that you will have to stay on listening. Your movements will freeze and you will stand stunned where you are listening to the viberating sounds of the bansuri. Please don’t go there because once you come in his web you will not like to com

TRUE FRIEND BANKE BIHARILAL

Once I was having tea at a tea stall on the vrindavan parikrama marg. I was about to finish my tea when an old lady entered and greeted me by saying Radhe Shyam. I greeted back in the same manner and was wondering if I knew her. At that moment another group of people came and she greeted them also in the same manner. I understood that is the ettiquete of vrindavan and she is following that. I asked her amma will you have tea? She replied, no not yet.I have come here under the instructions of Bihariji because he told me that soeone will give me Rs 5/- I thought that must be one of her ways to ask for money and took out a five Re. note and was handing it over to her. She gave a cool stare and said, no the person who is going to give me the money is younger than you. He is in his early thirties. I thought she is a little out of her mind and found her conversation very weird. I got up to go but she stopped me and said, see that man who is coming towards the tea stall,I think he is the one

KANGAN

Someties Bihariji shows his kripa on his devotees even by selling his jewllery. This is another such experience of a bhakt who was a halwai opposite to Bihariji’s mandir.Every day he would go home late after the shiyan aarti when Bihariji is put to sleep.Some 60 years ago very few people used to go to Vrindavan. As soon as the last aarti used to be over there would be absolute silience and not a single person was seen within minutes. All the shops used to be closed too within a short time. The halwais however wee the last to go home asthey had to wash their utensils in which they had boiled the milk which was a delicay of the people visiting the temple. One evening when the halwai was busy with his hands making laddoos, he suddenly saw a boy of about 7 years of age coming towards his shop.The boy was dressed up as though he was a son of a rich merchant. There was something unusual about him which he could not make out at that time. All he felt wasthat this little boy was very charming

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