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Neem Karoli Baba’s Grace Revives Virat Kohli’s Cricketing Career

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Neem Karoli Baba is a renowned Hindu Saint known for his devotion to the Hindu deity Shri Hanuman. He is known for practicing Bhakti and providing spiritual knowledge to his followers. The saint was born into a wealthy family and his real name was Lakshman Narayan Sharma. He got married at the age of 11, but soon after that, he left his house to become a sadhu and leave all his belongings behind.

Accidental Beginning of Neem Karoli Baba’s Journey

Maharaj ji was once traveling from the train when he was stopped at Neem Karoli station for traveling without a ticket. He then started practicing his bhakti and slowly developed an ashram. Recently, Indian cricketer Virat Kohli and his family visited his Ashram to attend a Satsang.

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Virat Kohli Back in From: Is it a Blessing or just a coincidence?

The Indian Cricketer has been in great form ever since he met Maharaj ji. The Indian cricketer has scored two centuries in his last three matches. Recently, Virat scored 166 off 110 balls in the third ODI match against Sri Lanka. The skipper has been in a bad form for a long time. He didn’t score a century since 2019 until he broke the fast and scored a century in December 2022 against Bangladesh.

The player recently visited Neem Karoli Baba’s ashram and has been in remarkable form ever since then. What blessing did he get? Is it truly a blessing or it’s just a coincidence? All these questions have countless answers but the fact that he was out of form for so long relates to the fact that he might have received some sort of blessing from the Baba’s ashram.

Various memes have surfaced on the internet after Virat Kohli’s century. The memes show how other players would also visit the ashram to get back in form.

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