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Baba Balak Nath Sidh Peeth
Foundation Trust (Regd.)
D-42, Sector-2, Noida-201301
Uttar Pradesh – India
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Miracles of Baba Balk Nath Ji
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BABA BALAK NATH JI AT PAWANSTHALI DEOT SIDH
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A Brahamin named as ‘Banarasi’ from the nearby village Chakmoh came
to that area one day for grazing his cows. Baba Balak Nath Ji appeared before him
and interacted. Banarasi told Baba Ji about his barren cows. Baba Ji asked where
his cows were. Banarasi took Baba Ji to the place where his cows were grazing. Surprisingly
only loins and tigers were there. After seeing the stunning posture of Banarasi,
Baba Ji asked him to call his cows. Astonishingly, when Banarasi called, his cows
reached him within no time. Seeing the miracle, Banarasi became utter devotee of
Baba Ji. Banarasi continued to see and meet Baba Ji. One day, Baba Balak Nath Ji
told Banarasi that now He would disappear and asked Banarasi to continue the tradition
of ‘Dhuna’ and worshipping. Banarasi followed the Updesha (directions)
of Baba Balak Nath Ji and continuously maintained the tradition. A Deot remained
lighted near Baba Ji whose light spread far away in the nearby villages. Thus people
had started calling Baba Ji as ‘Baba Deot Sidh’ and later on the place
became famous as ‘Baba Deot Sidh’.
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Pooja of Baba Balak Nath Ji at Deot Sidh
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Everyday prayers are held in the morning and the evening. The process of worship
starts from the ‘Thara’ after the bath of images by holy water supplied
from ‘Baba ki Bauli’. The worship and prayer in other temples follows
the sequence. ‘Rot’ is offered as oblation to Baba ji. On ‘Sankranti’
day only ‘halva’ is offered.
A notable rite of tributing he-goats to Baba ji carries a very interesting legend.
It is told- Baba ji had made the provision of food to a ‘demon’ who,
wished to remain at the feet of Baba ji after displacement from the ancient cave-
‘Gufa’.
The worship and adoration of Baba ji is performed in local traditions by igniting
‘Dhoop’ and perfume-sticks. Nothing is chanted in higher tone.
Food becomes available for public at about 11 a.m. after oblations in ‘Bhartrihari
Temple’. Food in ‘Langar’ can also be had in evening after the
prayer.
Festive gathering can be seen on every Sunday when ‘Havan Yajna’ is
performed beside the ‘Dhuna’. People offer ‘Rot’, cash and
kinds to Baba ji.
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