his manuscripts started with his personal symbol of which is combined representation of the sacred Indian symbol ॐ Aum / Om and Ram राम Rama (MARYADA PURSHOTUM – the ideal man) with in sun – the sustainer of life on earth. He was against copyright aspect of knowledge dispersal and therefore his publications famously asked readers not to use it to hurt anyone's sentiments but for self-emancipation and the reader could make modifications and improvements in the writings if he wished! Following the untimely demise of Bavji's wife, when he was just 27 years old, he was approached to remarry to which Bavji replied that "…had I died, would have my widow got married again? – An unheard of and unacceptable act at that time – therefore man too should also follow the same principle in life!" Another reformist incidence is regarding marriage of his daughter. Bavji was granted the jagir of Falasiya for his administration by the Karjali thikana. During those days a levy in the name of "BAI BARAAD" was collected to raise fund for marriage of jagirdar's daughter. Bavji flatly refused to collect it and took a loan of Rs. 5000/- from Maharana Fateh Singhji to meet marriage expenses which he kept really modest to set a right example for others to follow. He was embodiment of simple living and high thinking that he adopted in his daily dress and food codes. He successfully settled people's dispute under his command through his mature logic and well reasoned persuasion. During the great famine of 1913 the land tax that was collected in his jagir was transferred to a Society that provided interest-free loan to farmers, this was the start of a cooperative movement which was unfortunately sabotaged by the money-lenders and the farmers who had no idea about the concept wanted their money back. Knowing that the returned cash would be squandered by the farmers, he got silver lady's ornaments (HANSLIYAN) made and returned to family women folks for safe keeping! Villagers still admiringly remember this incidence. His wife had borrowed a pearl necklace from her Chappoli family member, which Bavji got returned on demise of his wife. Bagore Maharaj Sohan Singh died without an heir and therefore his widow wanted to adopt Bavji as the Maharaj of Bagore but Bavji, who had no interest in material properties, was not tempted at the offer and refused adoption! It