In this thread we will know how Shri Krishna became the business partner of big billionaires!
In the heart of Indian devotion, there exists a divine figure wrapped in mystery, Saawariya Seth Ji. Not just a deity, but a living merchant of grace, worshipped as the eternal king of Bhakti and business, both sacred and worldly.
They say Saawariya Seth isn’t just worshipped, He runs a divine enterprise. Temples are His office, bhakts are His clients, and devotion is the currency. Every offering is a transaction of faith, every prayer a receipt of divine grace.
In Rajasthan’s Mandfiya, near Chittorgarh, His temple stands tall. Devotees call Him the “Seth,” the boss. Dressed like a businessman, with lavish turbans and ornaments, He accepts cheques, loans, and ledgers like any human trader.
It’s common to see people writing promissory notes to Saawariya Seth Ji, pledging money, devotion, or life changes. Once the wish is fulfilled, they return to repay their “loan.” The divine banker keeps his word.
His darbaar runs 24/7. Even at midnight, you’ll hear aarti echo through the village. Traders, saints, celebrities, all wait for His divine court to open. His aura doesn’t sleep, because neither do the problems of His devotees.
He’s Krishna, but with a twist. Saawariya Seth doesn’t sit with a flute in a forest, He wears a Royal Dress, holds court like a royal merchant, and blesses like a karmic accountant balancing your soul’s books.
He’s one of the rare deities where faith meets finance. Countless stories tell how a struggling person pledged to Him and returned wealthy. But He asks for truth in return not money, but integrity.
You’ll see ledgers and businessmen in the temple, where people write their manokamna, complete with date, name, amount. The trust in Him is so absolute, it feels like a spiritual agreement signed in the soul's ink.
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