Works
He has composed a scripture named Bhakta Chintamani, describing the life history of Swaminarayan along with his sermons, his theory and the obstacles faced by him and his activities.
He has also composed twenty two other scriptures on various subjects (Purshottam Prakash, Yamdanda, among others). They are complied as Nishkulanand Kavya.
The swing with the twelve doors in the Vadtal Temple and the most artistic wooden thresholds in the inner temple of the Dholera Temple are a few of his works of art. In Gadhpur he used to display his art in diwali celebrations by presenting artistic plants and trees decorated with kindling lights and lighted canopy to cover the seat of Swaminarayan.
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