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"Garoi" - is the name of a remote village in the district of Jagatsinghpur in Orissa, an easterly state belonging to the Indian subcontinent. The village Garoi is situated on the banks of the river "Gobari" and the river "Devi". The "Ashram" at Garoi was established on the confluence of these two rivers by "Baba Shri Buddhanâth Das", adjacent to his native village. Long long ago a seer named "Gobardhana" had his ashram in this place. Hence, after the name of the seer Gobardhana, the ashram has been named as Shri Gobardhan Pitha Garoi Ashram. The river Gobari is also called as Gobardhana river. The river which flows towards the north is known as Ganga. The Gobari river is merged with Devi river at Garoi, and is flowing towards north and is known as Gupta Gangâ (hidden Ganga).

 This is also a place where his (Baba Buddhanâth Das's) Six Gurus had Siddhi (enlightenment) under a "Peepal" tree which is existing to date.

To view the Location of Garoi, please follow the Link in the Sub-Menu "Garoi-Geographical location", provided below the Main-Menu.

His holiness under the instruction of his Guru, constructed a "Jagannâth temple". The place Garoi is considered by devotees as second "Shri-Khsetra" and "Fifth Dhaama". His holiness is Trikâla Darshee (one who sees the three periods, i.e. past, present, and the future) and he never does any work or utters any word without the divine instruction.

Authors note: In case, you happen to go there do not forget to see the following message:

The way you can cheat the human perception,
No way you can hide from God, your intention.