As per Tukamai's instructions, Brahmachaitanya went on a pilgrimage across India.
He returned to Gondavale after nine years.
Later, he and his wife lived in Nashik for some time.
About a year later, his wife gave birth to a son who died early.
His wife too passed away shortly after.
At the insistence of his mother Geetabai, Brahmachaitanya married again.
His second wife had been blind since birth and later came to be known as Aaisaheb.

In later years, Brahmachaitanya continued to expound spiritual methods revolving around devotion to Rama.
Initially, he had a Rama temple built as an extension to his residence.

With time, the number of his disciples and followers continued to increase.
In order to accommodate the large volumes of visitors, he arranged for the construction of Rama, Dattatreya and Shani temples along with a residence facility at Gondavale.
He also had Rama temples built in other rural regions of Maharashtra.
Between 1876 and 1896, a severe famine gripped Gondavale and the adjacent region.
During this period, Brahmachaitanya helped save many lives from starvation by making provisions for employment on his farm and offering food to the needy.

From 1890 onwards, he mostly lived in Gondavale.
He breathed his last during the early hours of Monday, December 22, 1913 at Gondavale.
As per Tukamai's instructions, Brahmachaitanya went on a pilgrimage across India. He returned to Gondavale after nine years. Later, he and his wife lived in Nashik for some time. About a year later, his wife gave birth to a son who died early. His wife too passed away shortly after. At the insistence of his mother Geetabai, Brahmachaitanya married again. His second wife had been blind since birth and later came to be known as Aaisaheb.
In later years, Brahmachaitanya continued to expound spiritual methods revolving around devotion to Rama. Initially, he had a Rama temple built as an extension to his residence. 
With time, the number of his disciples and followers continued to increase. In order to accommodate the large volumes of visitors, he arranged for the construction of Rama, Dattatreya and Shani temples along with a residence facility at Gondavale. He also had Rama temples built in other rural regions of Maharashtra. Between 1876 and 1896, a severe famine gripped Gondavale and the adjacent region. During this period, Brahmachaitanya helped save many lives from starvation by making provisions for employment on his farm and offering food to the needy.
From 1890 onwards, he mostly lived in Gondavale. He breathed his last during the early hours of Monday, December 22, 1913 at Gondavale.
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