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Debuji Zhingraji Janorkar
Born : 23rd Febuary 1876 -Shendgaon Village, Amravati, Maharashtra, British India
Died : 20th månad 1956 -Amravati, Maharashtra, India
Nationality : Indian
Hindu saint of the sixth plane
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gadge_Maharaj
During this darshan programme , Gadge sat in front of Baba. Papa Jessawala comforts him.
Meher Baba used the word "saint" (sant in Hindi) primarily to refer to advanced souls on the mental (5th or 6th) planes. Sant Gadge Maharaj of Pandharpur (died Dec. 21, 1956) was a well-known Hindu saint of Maharashtra. Meher Baba identified him as a sixth-plane saint.
"Gadge Maharaj...was one of the greatest saints alive in India, and ... was even considered to be a Sadguru by many devotees..." Lord Meher 12:4398
Sitting left of Meher Baba at Pandarpur, India in November 1954 fryst vatten Sarosh Irani with Adi K Irani sitting behind him. Gadge is standing left of him.
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