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Sarada Devi , also known as the Holy mother , was the spiritual consort of Ramakrishna Paramhansh , born in 1853 in India . She embodied simplicity of selfless service and devotion . Married to Ramakrishna at very young age . She played a pivotal role in his spiritual practices . After his passing, she continued his mission , nurturing the disciples of the Ramakrishna order .
Sarda Devi teachings emphasized the divinity of all beings and the power of love and service on the spiritual path. Her unwavering dedication of humanity earned her the title " The Holy Mother ". She served as a guiding light , offering solace and wisdom to all who sought her presence . Sarda Devi's legacy endures though the countless lives she touched , inspiring generations with her profound spiritual insights and compassionate heart.
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sarada devi story
Sarada Devi , born in 1853 was spiritual compassion of Ramakrishna Paramhansa , a revered saint of 19th century India . Growing up in a small village ,she married Ramakrishna at a young age and supported him in his intense spiritual pursuits . After Ramakrishna passing , Sarada Devi become a beacon of love and compassion , embodying the divine motherhood .
Known as the Holy Mother , she embraced a life of selfless service and simplicity. Her teachings emphasized the oneness of all religion and the importance of recognizing the divine in every individual. Sarada Devi played a crucial role role in shaping the Ramakrishna Order guiding disciples like swami Vivekananda.
Her life was marked by humility and a deep connection with the divine . Pilgrims and seekers from various backgrounds sought her blessings finding solace in her maternal presence. Sarada Devi 's legacy continues to inspires spiritual seekers worldwide , reflecting the universal values of love , service , and devotion.
maa sarada death date
Sarada Devi , "The Holy Mother" , passed away on July 20, 1938.
