G.N.
Raina
 G.N. Raina retired from Indian Information
Service (I.I.S.) in 1983 after completing 35
years as a distinguished editor, correspondent,
commentator and administrator; Editor, AICC
Journal, Varnika, (Jan.'84-Dec.'90);
Editor-in-Chief, Koshur Samachar
(March'91-Oct.-'95; Presently Editor, Sanatana
Sandesh, an official publication of South
Florida Hindu Temple, Miami.
 Swami
Lakshman Joo
It
is only when you met him, as I
did for an interview in 1971,
that you would feel his
irresistible charm emanating
from that sweet child-like
innocence which hid from our
naked eye his spiritual and
philosophic attainments. As a
man, he was upright, humble
and very generous. Hundreds
and thousands flocked to him
for succor and he was not
found wanting in this respect.
Many an afflicted found solace
in his presence.
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 Bhagwan
Gopinathji
"Your Guru has directed me to grace
you''- these words were uttered by no less a spiritual luminary than Shri Satya
Sai Baba of Puttaparti to a close devotee of Bhagawaan Gopinath Ji when he
approached the sage in Bombay at the behest of his son-in-law to seek Grace for
overcoming his bodily ailment. The Baba moved his right hand, and poured some
holy ash to be taken orally and lo and behold, the devotee instantaneously got
rid of his physical pain. >>>
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 Swami
Kashkak
Manigaam,
the silent sleepy village in the
north of Kashmir, produced in
the early part of this century a
gem of a Faqir, a Mastana, who
led a normal life of a Grahasta,
and, earned his bread by tilling
whatever little land he
possessed till the end of his
life.
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 Shivaratri
- The Biggest Festival Of Kashmiri Pandits
External Site.
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