Day by day Bankatlal was greatly inspired with spirituality, blessings and affection of Shree. He expressed his wish that the holy arrival of Shri Gajanan Maharaj should be destined at his home. When Shree gave green signal, Bankatlal bathed Him at his home, worshipped with all devotion and submitted himself at the spiritual feet of Shree. So was his cousin — Ichcharam. Both became true devotees of Shree. Ichcharam was also very fortunate enough to have Maharaj at his home and he could worship Shree with all devotion at his home.
Once Maharaj had a desire to ignite the pipe at early morning and hence needed light (fire). Some followers approached a goldsmith — Jankirama. However, he denied. When the disappointed followers returned empty handed, Shree simply flashed a smile and with his super natural capacity, ignited the pipe without fire by simply asking Bankatlal to hold the matchstick over the pipe. Later, on the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Trutiya, Jankiram had guests at his home but they were dismayed to see the unhygienic food with worms. Consequently, the guests were reluctant to eat. Jankiram realised his blunder of not offering light for Shree. To rectify it, he sincerely apologized and started praying for Shree's blessings. The saints are always so generous to forgive. Maharaj blessed Jankiram and the worms in the food disappeared. Thus, many fortunate people witnessed the super natural capacity of Maharaj. Bhaskar Patil and the villagers were literally taken aback to see the miracle of Maharaj of producing streams of water into the dry well near Akoli-Adgaon (dist. Akola). Bankatlal invited Maharaj in his farm to relish corn. While Shree was in the farm, the honeybees were furious due to smoke of fire. To protect themselves, the followers fled away but the messenger of God i.e. Maharaj had no effect of restlessness due to fury of micro creatures. With His spiritual capacity, Maharaj was calm, and chose to stay there. Needless to say, how could the honeybees dare to cause any harm to the spiritual soul!
Maharaj had taught a great lesson to renowned wrestler Shri Hari Patil and blessed him to get rid of his ego and conceited nature. When the young boys from Patil family gave blows of sugarcane to Maharaj in Maruti Mandir, the most benevolent holy figure i.e. Shree Maharaj squeezed sugarcanes without any machine and gave the juice to refresh those adamant boys who made blunder to beat him. His great capacity with yogic powers had totally outwitted the conceited boys of Patil Family. At once all of them surrendered at the feet of Yogiraj. Khandu Patil was deeply sunk in grief without a son for many years. He was lucky enough to be blessed with a son with the blessings of Maharaj. A person called Janrao was suffering with a disease for a long time. The medicine did not work. But the moment he was blessed with the Tirth (The holy water offered by Shree himself), Janrao had a speedy recovery. Similarly Laxman Ghude from Karanja (Dist. Washim) was offered Prasad (A mango given by Shree himself) and it had much more better results than medicine to cure him. When medical science was not so developed, there was an epidemic of plague and many were victimized. But what a miracle! Shree blessed one such victim of plague — named Pundalik Bhokare. By simply the holy touch of Shree's thumb in the underarm of Pundalik, he got rid of plague just within two days. A faithful devotee Pundlik Bhokre had great favours of destiny when Shree blessed him and gave his own footwear (Paduka) to Pundalik. Balakrushna and Putalabai from Balapur were faithful devotees of Samarth Ramdas. Shree appeared before both of them in the form of Samarth Ramdas. A poor devotee from Amravati — Ganeshaappa — had a lifetime memory when Maharaj visited his home. On the holy day of Aashadhi Ekadashi (a landmark moment celebrated twice every year — Aashadhi and Kartiki Ekadashi in Warkari Sampradaya), Shree held his devotee Bapuna Kale spellbound by appearing before him as Lord Vitthal in Pandharpur. On the holy occasion of Somavati Amawasya, Shree Maharaj had been at Omkareshwar (Madhya Pradesh) along with few devotees for a holy dip in Narmada River. When they were sailing in a boat, the devotees witnessed the most challenging, breathtaking moment. The water from Narmada encroached into the boat and the devotees felt the risk of submerging in the bed of Narmada. When they had given up hope and started looking at Maharaj with an appeal to overcome the situation, Shree simply remained calm and smiled at them. Goddess Narmada had an opportunity to pray to the messenger of God. She appeared as a simple fisherwoman and brought the boat to the shore. A devotee called Bandutatya was completely frustrated. But Shree gave him a hint of the hidden wealth and saved him from committing the sin of suicide. Suklal's cow also had bad temper and violent habits. When the cow was brought before Maharaj, she gave up her fury and vices and at once submitted herself at the feet of Lord Gajanana. A boastful preacher — Bramhagiri — was talking about great philosophy. Listening to that, Maharaj sat on a burning cot and invited him for the same. The scared Bramhagiri immediately surrendered and begged pardon of Maharaj for his ego and hypocrisy. A public meeting on the occasion of Shiv Jayanti (the birth anniversary of the great emperor Shivaji Maharaj) had two legends on the same platform — Shri Gajanan Maharaj and Lokmanya Tilak (a great freedom fighter). After the effective speech of Lokmanya Tilak, Maharaj made the prophecy that the British rule in India shall declare the sentence of imprisonment of Tilak. Shree's words came true and Tilak was detained in the prison of Mandale (Myanmar). But Shree's blessings and Prasad of Bhakari (Traditional preparation of Maharashtra, i.e. pancake of Jawar grain) had great favour on Tilak. In the prison, the extraordinary wisdom of Tilak gave birth to a landmark book — Geeta Rahasya. Apart from this, many people witnessed great spiritual power of Maharaj and his miracles such as curing leprosy, travelling in women's compartment of train, bringing a dead dog to life etc. (As per the authorised base of Shri Gajanan Vijay Granth). Maharaj used to chant the Bhajan (Devotional song) “Gani Gan Ganat Bote” and hence people started calling him Gajanan Maharaj. His devotees would offer him precious ornaments, rich clothes, money or eatables. But the one who was beyond all this material pleasure had no interest in it and so Maharaj would not touch anything of it. Even he would care neither for food nor for clothes. People would find him anywhere either lying or moving freely as per their desire. (‘Paramahans’ — A state of divine quality). The moment he had the intuition of the order of the Almighty to conclude his incarnated life, Shri Gajanan Maharaj informed the devotees accordingly and on 8th September 1910 went into eternal meditation in the proximity of God. While he was alive, i.e. he took Samadhi.
