Vaidya
ShiromaNi shrimaan GANGAADHAR JI MISHRA
MadanMohan
Tarun
On this day
of Dhanvantari Jayanti, it is a great pleasure to remember a great vaidya of
India, Shrimaan Gangadhar ji Mishra.
He dedicated
his whole life in the service of his patients.
He was born
in 1923 at Saidabad, near Jehanabad in Bihar.
He started
his medical practice at Jehanabad, after receiving his several degrees in
Ayurveda from Patna Ayurvedic University, under the Supervision of his father Kamleshwar Misra’s
younger brother Pandit shri Parmanand ji Mishra.
Parmanand
Mishra ji was a great Vaidya as well as a great devotee of Maa Kali and Lord
Krishna. He visited Kamrup Kamkyha every year for his tantric saadhana and
spent some days in Vrindaavan every year. We have heard many stories of his
rare experiences.
Shri Gangadhar Mishra took nobody greater than him. He named his Aushdhaalay as PERMANAND AUSHDHALAY and his huge house as PERMANAND BHAVAN.
Shri Gangadhar Mishra took nobody greater than him. He named his Aushdhaalay as PERMANAND AUSHDHALAY and his huge house as PERMANAND BHAVAN.
Shrimaan
Gangadhar Mishra ji was worshiped as god by many in his life time. There were
huge number of people to touch is feet on the way, when he started from his
home for his dispensary.
He cured
many patients suffering from Paralysis and had lost all hopes of life after
going through all the allopathic and other treatments.
He was also
known for his treatment to those ladies who had lost their hope of becoming
mother in their life.
He offered
food and medicine both to his poor patients.
He led a
busy life.
He never
returned home from his dispensary before 12 o’clock at night.
His family
had standing instruction to wake him up at any odd time, if a patient comes.
Patients
came to him from all the parts of India.
He was
awarded by the chief minister of Bihar Shri Nitish Kumar ji for his outstanding
ability and services given to his patients.
This great
personality of India left this world for his heavenly abode on 12th
January 2010.
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