In an age dominated by scientific inquiry and skepticism, the belief in miracles often seems relegated to the annals of folklore. Yet, amidst the rationality of the modern era, there are instances that defy explanation, leaving both scientists and believers perplexed. One such enigmatic occurrence unfolded in the tumultuous year of 1962, amid the backdrop of the Sino-Indian War.
As Chinese forces launched an assault on India, the once-revered slogan of “Hindi-Chini, Bhai-Bhai” lost its resonance. In the face of imminent danger, India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, received intelligence indicating the potential for a devastating air attack on Delhi.
Faced with this dire prospect, Nehru sought solace in the extraordinary. It was then that he learned of Mata Baglamukhi, revered at the Pitambara Peeth in Datia, Madhya Pradesh, and her devout disciple, Swami Ji Maharaj.
Venturing to Datia, Nehru met Swami Ji Maharaj, who prophesied the retreat of the Chinese forces in precisely nine days. A fervent ritual commenced, with nine sacred fires ablaze, invoking the divine intervention of Mata Baglamukhi. Nehru himself participated in the rituals before returning to Delhi.
For nine days and nights, Swami Ji Maharaj and revered Acharyas conducted the sacred fire ceremonies, channeling spiritual energies in a bid to alter the course of history. Remarkably, as prophesied, after nine days, the Chinese forces inexplicably withdrew, relinquishing their hold on the conquered territory.
The question lingered: Why did the Chinese forces retreat? Was it mere coincidence or the mystical intervention of Mata Baglamukhi? The Yagya site in Datia stands as a silent witness to that momentous event, shrouded in the aura of the divine sacrifice.
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