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Gopalananda Swami (गोपालानन्द स्वामी)

Bhaktamal: Gopalananda Swami
Real name- Khushal Bhatt
Guru - Swaminarayan
Adorable - Shri Krishna
Birth – 1 February 1781
Died - 21 April 1852, Vadtal
Place of Birth – Torda, Idar State (present day, Gujarat)
Marital Status – Unmarried
Language – Gujarati, Sanskrit
Father – Motiram Bhatt
Mother – Jiviva Bhatt
Wife – Adityabai
Famous – Famous gurus, motivational speakers and writers of the Swaminarayan sect

Gopalananda Swami was a prominent saint of the Swaminarayan sect. He was the Paramahamsa of the Swaminarayan sect who was appointed by Swaminarayan. The Swaminarayan sect believes that Gopalananda Swami is considered to be one of the yogis who attained the state of Ashtangayoga or the 8 fold path in the field of sacred yoga.

Gopalananda Swami was appointed the head of both Vadtal and Amdavad countries. Gopalanand Swami arranged to install an idol of Kashtabhanjan Dev Hanumanji in the Sarangpur temple, which is said to have come alive and started moving as soon as he installed it.

Gopalananda Swami wrote 19 books in Sanskrit and 6 books in other languages during his lifetime. He worked for the spread of the Swaminarayan sect and guided many followers.

गोपालानन्द स्वामी हिन्दी में पढ़ें

गोपालानंद स्वामी स्वामीनारायण संप्रदाय के एक प्रमुख संत थे। वह स्वामीनारायण संप्रदाय के परमहंस थे जिन्हें स्वामीनारायण द्वारा नियुक्त किया गया था

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