Shri Dukh Bhanjani Beri Sahib - Gurudwara in Amritsar, Amritsar Cantt. - Amritsar, India

Wowww this us holy place every religion come here get blessing golden temple Amritsar

The medicinal properties of the water are said to have come Word of God (Gurbani believed as sacred texts by Sikhs). Rajni's leper husband was cured in the pool. Sakhi relates that if one keeps faith in Almighty then one day all rewards are paid. Bibi Rajni had always kept the faith in Guru and God, being happy with whatever she had and thus was rewarded at the end.

This place was so clean and discipline. All the common people were busy in doing different types of works. Some were cleaning the floors and some were serving food in langars. I had felt a real feeling of devotion. We went there twice, but i wont mind to go there again. I would love, if you all too visit this holy place. ~thank you.

Oldest tree since the time construction of Harimandir sahib and witnessed each n every facts

Visitors used to take bath under this beri tree

Very holy place to visit. Disable friendly, free book were served.

This Dukh beri is among the three historical beris in the Golden Temple complex. The other two are 'Ber Baba Budha Sahib' and Lachi Ber.' 'Dukh Bhanjani Beri,' on the bank of the holy sarovar on Langar hall side, is here since the forth Sikh guru, Sri Guru Ram Das, founded Amritsar city and the holy sarovar in the 16th Century, and is over 400 years old.

Do visit once DUKH BHANJNI SAHIB It is that holy place wherein after having a holy dip Bibi Rajni's crippled husband with the Guru's kind grace got relieved from the ailment. It so happened that the haughty Chief of Patti Duni Chand enquired from his daughters, in a fit of pride, who nurtured them. All others accordingly Duni Chand's desire said that they ate what he provided them, but Bibi Rajni who because of having been brought up at her maternal home at Lahore a family devoted to the Guru was known to the great secret of Gurmat and she said clearly that the nourisher of all is only God and all eat whatever God provides them. Listening to such an answer, the haughty father in a fit of anger arranged Bibi Rajni's marriage with a crippled man. The lady took it as the Almighty's will and she after having gone throug many villages while setting her crippled husband in a basket and carrying the same basket on her head reached this place. (Samvat 1637, year 1580) When placing the basket in the shade of this Beri the lady went to village Tung to take food etc. In her absence the crippled husband saw a wonderful sight that the black crows were coming and after having a dip into the holy tank they were flying away being swans Witnessing this after having gathered courage he too with the support of the roots of the Beri dipped into the holy tank. With the Guru's kind grace his body grew free from the ailment. When the lady returned and she in the place of her crippled husband beheld a handsome youngman she developed a doubt that perhaps this youngman had killed her I crippled husband. When this issue reached to Sri Guru Ram Dass Ji involved in the selfless service of the construction work of the Santokh-Sar he removing the good lady's doubl stated, "Eh Bibi, it is your selfless service, reliance and determination and the power of this holy place by the dint of which your crippled husband has grown healthy." The Guru himself named this holy place "Dukh Bhanjni Sahib".