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Mahendralal,
Rohitbhai,
Virendrabhai, Vashi Uncle, Dinkar Uncle, Bapu,
RD Kaka, Vishnubhai, and Narendrabhai |
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Birthday Card from Powai Devotees
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Girishbhai and Ghanshyambhai present a mughat on behalf of Powai Devotees |

Vashi Uncle's Blessings |

Dinkar Uncle's Blessings |

Darshanbhai and Amitbhai sing Bhajans |

Heena offers a traditional prayer |

The Narrator introduces Drama 1 on Yogi Bapa's Nirdoshbuddhi |

Drama 1: A devotee who got an autograph from Yogi Bapa is frustrated
that someone showed ill-will towards Yogi Bapa |

Drama 1: Another devotee is angered that Yogi Bapa is negatively portrayed
in the newspaper
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Drama 1: Yogi Bapa however is happy that "we now have a chance to improve" |

Drama 1: Despite the insistence of his father, a devotee does not admit
to committing theft to the police officer |

Drama 1: Yogi Bapa calls him a mukta and offers him prasad; because
of Yogi Bapa's love, the devotee reveals everything
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Drama 1: A child shows Yogi Bapa his new toy watch; Yogi Bapa explains
to his father that even a toy watch shows the correct time twice
a day
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Drama 1: Yogi Bapa's sevak explains
to a devotee the large number of letters that Yogi Bapa receives everyday
and how he insists on replying to each and every letter immediately |

Drama 1: Yogi Bapa
greets the postman as "tapaali saheb" and blesses him for bringing devotees'
letters |

Drama 1: Yogi Bapa's sevak removes letters from a devotee that would
send several copies of the same letter |

Drama 1: Yogi Bapa insists on carefully reading every single letter;
he touches the letters on his head expressing
his
divine
feelings
toward
every devotee
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Drama 2: Muktanand Swami and Brahmanand Swami sing the praises of Lord
Swaminarayan
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Drama
2: A Bawo
contemplates catching Muktanand Swami and Brahmanand Swami and cutting
off their noses and ears |

Drama 2: The Bawo sharpens his sword after having captured the saints;
Muktanand Swami and Brahmanand Swami start chanting SwamiNarayan |

Drama 2: The Mukhya orders the Bawo to release the saints and drives
him away |

Drama 2: The Mukhya praises the saints for remembering God in spite of
difficult times |

Drama 2: The Narrator explains the theme of the drama, "In times of difficulty,
pray to God but do not think of anything else" |

Drama 3: Dhansukhbhai's son, Parthiv, speaks negatively of his teacher,
coach, and friend |

Drama 3: Dhansukhbhai expresses frustration at his son's negative attitude |

Drama 3: After listening to his problems, Anandbhai asks Dhansukhbhai
to send Parthiv to his Fruits Shop |

Drama 3: Anandbhai's Fruits Shop
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Drama 3: A fun-loving sardar visits the Fruits Shop |

Drama 3: Parthiv picks out all the good fruits, and does not complain
about the bad ones |

Drama 3: Dhansukhbhai
reveals that Anandbhai had actually called both of them to his shop to
give an important lesson |

Drama 3: Anandbhai explains that similar to how Parthiv picked all the
good fruits, in life, "Do not see negative in anyone and look after
your own liberation" |

Drama 3: The sardar is happy to listen in on the lesson and asks Anandbhai
to introduce him to Dinkar Uncle as well |

Cake Cutting
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Theme of Celebration: Yogi Bapa's Gunaateeta Gnyaana Nu Navaneeta
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