HH Shri Nathji
(1902-1992) was not only known as the handsomest man in the world during his
time, but philosophers, poets and religious folk had their own interpretations
of his godly face and eyes, with the divine love, compassion, peace and
innocence and guileless expression that marked his countenance, and which were
out of this world. It was this one distingui
shing feature of his
personality that made people stop and gaze at him. It was as if all the love
and compassion in the world had personified itself in his face.
There were many
persons who compared his divine beauty to that of the gods, Lord Rama in
particular, of ages past, about whom a poet, Tulsidas had written:
"Alas! The eyes
have no tongue to narrate,
And the tongue hath
no sight to behold,
This indescribable
beauty of Thine."
It is noteworthy that
many paintings and images of Lord Rama bear a striking resemblance to HH Shri
Nathji. It appeared to be a favorite Face for the artists and painters of the
time!
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