How to reach Gurudwara Baba Vadbhag Singh Ji
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Dera Baba Gurbarbhag Singh in village Mairi of Amb Tehsil, is 3 kms. north-east of village Nehri which situated on Una-Amb-Nadaun-Hamirpur road is almost 40 kms. from Una. Baba Gurbarbhag Singh, the son of Baba Ram Singh and Mata Raj Kaur, and a descendant of Dhir Mal, the first cousin of ‘Dasam Padshahi’ Guru Gobind Singh, was born at Kartarpur in 1715 A.D.
Gurbarbhag Singh retired to the nearby forests of village Mairi and sat there under a ‘ber tree’ for meditation. Nar Singh, one of the most potent demons of those spirit-haunted hills lived on that tree. He could assume any shape or form. Nar Singh was, and is still believed to cohabit with women in dreams in the form of a Brahmin, in his teens and clothed in white, and to cause sickness, madness and possession by evil-spirits to his victims. He is said to have never spared any body who happened to come there, and in keeping with his nature, he tried to overpower Gurbarbhag Singh also but could not succeed. Gurbarbhag Singh with his spiritual power captured Nar Singh and entrapped him in a cage and ordered him to cure every patient possessed by evil-spirits who visited his shrine with devotion, to which the latter agreed.
Gurbarbhag Singh retired to the nearby forests of village Mairi and sat there under a ‘ber tree’ for meditation. Nar Singh, one of the most potent demons of those spirit-haunted hills lived on that tree. He could assume any shape or form. Nar Singh was, and is still believed to cohabit with women in dreams in the form of a Brahmin, in his teens and clothed in white, and to cause sickness, madness and possession by evil-spirits to his victims. He is said to have never spared any body who happened to come there, and in keeping with his nature, he tried to overpower Gurbarbhag Singh also but could not succeed. Gurbarbhag Singh with his spiritual power captured Nar Singh and entrapped him in a cage and ordered him to cure every patient possessed by evil-spirits who visited his shrine with devotion, to which the latter agreed.