On one such occasion he had come to Sawarde from Mumbai and brought along with him 52 parcels of the many things needed for the observance of the day and the remarkable thing was this that he had come in the usual ordinary State Transport bus.

The villagers would be fed and given Prasad (some eatable given as favour) for being taken to their house.

Despite this, due to the initiative taken by Shree Maharaj, this day would be observed in the best possible way and there would be activities like Bhajan (an act of worship by way of singing) Kirtan (celebrating the praises of the gods with music and singing). As compared to the present day the transport and travelling facilities were negligible. On that day Shree Maharaj would personally perform Kirtan (celebrating the praises of the Gods with music and singing). He set up the tradition of observing the death anniversary of Shree Sant Wahalkarbua every year on Paush Shuddha Dwadashi (the twelth day of a lunar fornight of the 10th Hindu month) day. From an area of Mumbai called Madhavbaug he personally purchased n idol of Lord Hanuman and got it installed here. During this period, Shree Sadguru Digambardas Maharaj who was in Pune then, was asked by his preceptor (Shree Baba Maharaj) to get built a temple of Lord Hanuman at the spot where last rites had been performed and a shrine in Shree Wahalkarbua’s memory.Īccordingly, Shree Maharaj got built there a shrine and a small temple of Lord Hanuman with Shree Sant Seetarambua’s help.

His last rites were performed upon his mortal remains by his devotees and villagers on the piece of land owned by him. It was within the boundaries of the Savarde village and right near the road leading to Dervan, that Shree Sant Seetarambua Walawalkar’s preceptor Shree Sant Wahalkarbua would live in his own house.There only he breathed.his last. one comes to a place where every visitor feels as if he/she is being welcomed by the Mavlas (soldiers) of King Shivaji and then the visitor can be sure of the fact that he/she has reached Shree Kshetra Dervan. After covering a distance of about 3 kms. From here one has to turn to left and follow the path that leads to Durgwadi. To reach this place one has to come to Sawarde a villagae on Chiplun – Ratnagiri Road. Shree Kshetra Dervan – A Center of Pilgrimageĭervan is a small village (which had remained totally backward for a very long period) about 19 kms.

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