🪔🌸 Karmabai -The Loving Elderly Woman of Jagannath Puri 🌸🪔 🌸 Karmabai - The Loving Old Woman 🌸 An elderly woman named Karmabai lived in Nilanchal, Jagannath Puri, full of love and motherly affection. Every day she offered khichdi to Thakur Ji, who joyfully ate from her lap, though she cooked without bathing. 🌸 🌸 The Sadhu’s Advice 🌸 One day a sadhu told her she should purify herself before offering food to Thakur Ji. From that day, khichdi was delayed, and Karmabai worried, thinking her beloved child might be hungry. 🌸 🌸 Karmabai’s Sorrow 🌸 Karmabai sorrowfully served the khichdi, and at the same time in the Jagannath temple, priests noticed khichdi on Lord Jagannath’s mouth. The priests asked the Lord, and He said He always loves eating Karmabai’s khichdi and today came quickly because of their call. 🌸 🌸 The Sadhu’s Correction 🌸 Hearing this, the priests found the sadhu and told him to let Karmabai serve as before, without needing ritual bathing. From that day, Kar...

🪔 Birth and Childhood of Meera Bai 🪔 Meera Bai was born around 1498 in Kudki, Pali district of Rajasthan. Her father, Ratan Singh Rathore,  was a noble of Merta. From childhood, Meera had a gentle heart, was sensitive, and deeply spiritual . 🏵️ Divine Gift in Childhood 🏵️ It is said that a sage gifted her an idol of Lord Krishna during her early years. From that moment, Meera considered Krishna as her master, friend, and life companion. 🌻 Playful Devotion 🌻 Little Meera would talk to Krishna and dance before Him in play. She sang bhajans in front of Him and always called Him her husband. 🌺 Marriage and Renunciation 🌺 Meera Bai was married to Prince Bhojraj of Mewar, son of Rana Sanga. Yet her heart was not attached to worldly pleasures. 🏵️ Life After Marriage 🏵️ Even after marriage, she stayed away from royal life and immersed herself in devotion to Krishna. She would spend time with saints, attend satsangs, and did not follow palace rules, which displeased the ...