Shri Himalaya Parvat Baithakji Number 80

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On top of the Himachal mountain, Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya made his seat. There, Krishnadas Meghan requested the guru to make a saptah. The Himachal mountain dressed as a Brahmin appeared there and Shri Mahaprabhuji took him that he would remain blissful by listening to the Shrimad Dhagavalam. By the completion of the sacred work many souls were enlightened.


Shri Vyasashram Baithakji Number 79

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When Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya visited Veda Vyasa, the Lord’s literary incarnation in his cave high in the Himilayas, he told Krishnadas Meghan to stand outside the cave until he returned. After meeting Veda Vyasa, Shri Mahaprabhuji explained one line from Veda Vyasa, Bhramar Gita found in the Bhagavat for three days and nights. Veda vyasa praised Shri Mahaprabhuji, “Your extraordinary commentary has poured nectar into my heart.”


Taking his leave, when Shri Mahaprabhuji returned out of the cave and found Krishnadas standing in the same position he left him three days earlier and asked him why he was still standing there. Krishnadas explained that he was just following the guru’s orders. Shri Mahaprabhu please with him granted him a boon and the disciple asked to have all of his sins of the tongue removed, to have the teachings of the path of Grace established firmaly in his heart, and for Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya to accept his former guru. Shri Mahaprabhuji granted the first two but not the last. {see Krishnada’s Meghan story in the 84 Vaishnavas} Shri Mahaprabhuji then brought of consciousness all of his disciples who presumed that their guru had permanently left them. After performing a saptah he proceeded to Himachal.

Shri Kedarnath Baithakji Number 78

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By the kedarnath lake in the Himilayas Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya made his seat and began the “saptah.” Lord Kedarnath disguised as a yogi would daily come to listen and finally Krishnadas Meghan questioned the guru who he was. Shri Mahaprabhuji smiled and revealed his identity. After the discourese was over, a divine aroma emerged from Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya’s feet and thousands of beings who merely smelled it became liberated. From here Shri Mahaprabhuji proceeded to Vyasashram.


Shri Badrikashram Baithakji Number 77

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On Lord Vaman’s appearance day, Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya arrived at Badrinath high in the Himilayas. He told Krishna Meghan to find some fruits as grains are not taken on that day. Lord Badrinath, taking on the form of a brahmin stoped Krishnadas and told him, “It is good to please the guru, but you will not find any fruits here.”


Later Lord Badrinath told the furu that since it was a festival and because fruits were not available there, he and his disciple could break the tradition rule and eat grains on that day. Later, Shri Mahaprabhuji held a saptah and graced all the divine souls living there.

Shri Haridwar Baithakji Number 76

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At Hardwara, above the Kanatial Kanatial Kshetra Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabharya made his seat during the Kumbha Mela in the year 1510 AD. Over one hundred thousand pilgrims gathered for the sacred bath in the Ganges river by the foothills of the Himilayas. Shri Mahaprabhuji summoned the Lord’s power of illussion, yoga Maya as well as Time and told yoga Maya to put everyone that coming night to deep sleep and then told Time to make the auspicious tie of bathing just before sunrise and make sure everyone would bath at the proper time so they would all achieve the merit of the bath. Otherwise, if they bathed at the wrong time, they would not receive the fruit and their faith would lessen. At that time, Damala, Krishnadas Meghan, Vasudeva Chakra, Madhavabhatt Kasmiri and Govinda Dube were with Shri Mahaprabhuji. When the auspicious time arrived all the pilgrims awoke and took the sacred bath and coming to know Shri Mahaprabhuji’s greatness the pilgrims sang his praises and many became his followers.


Shri Kurukshetra Baithakji Number 75

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By the Kurushetra lake, Shri Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya made his seat and told Krishnadas Meghan that, “It was here that the great Mahabharat war took place and it is also the place where Lord Krishna taught Arjuna the Bhagavat Gita.”



Later, Shri Mahaprabhuji held a ‘saptah’ and when he explained the lilas of Shri Krishna, everyone present experienced extreme bliss and only regained bodily consciousness after the talks were over. From here, the guru proceeded to Hardwara.

Shri Pushkarji Baithakji Number 74

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