Mahavatar Babaji

Lahiri Mahasaya and many of his disciples named Mahavatar Babaji, an Indian saint who met Mahavatar Babaji between 1861 and 1935. Prayer

Some of these gifts have been described by Paramahansa Yogananda in his autobiography of a Yogi (1946), including a direct description of Yogananda's own gift with Mahavatar Babaji. Another direct description was given by Mr. Yukteswar Giri in his book The Holy Science. All these descriptions and other meetings with Babaji Mahavatar are described in various biographies as outlined by Yogananda.

Mahavatar Babaji's real name and birth date are not known, so during that period, the person who came to them during the period used to call him first by the name given by Lahiri Mahasaya. "Mahavatar" means "great avatar" and "babaji" simply means "revered father". Some meet-ups, which had two or more witnesses- discussions between all those who meet Mahavatar Babaji indicate that they all met the same person.

Meetings with Mahavatar Babaji, 1861-1966 Lahiri Mahasaya

The first recorded meeting with Samhawatra Babaji was held in 1861, when Lahiri Mahasaya was appointed as an accountant of the British Government in Ranikhet on the job. One day while walking around the Ranikhet hills in the hills of Dunagiri, he heard somebody calling his name. Walking behind the back of the mountain, he met with "a glorious monk of a tall height". He was amazed to know that the sage knows his name. This sadhu was Mahavatar Babaji.

Mahavatar Babaji told Mahasar Lahiri that he was his guru in the past, then he conferred them in Kriya Yoga and instructed Lahiri that he should begin to give charity to others. Lahiri wanted to stay with Mahavatar Babaji but he told him to go back to the world to teach Kriya Yoga and that "Kriya Yoga will be spread through the world through his presence (Lahiri)."

Lahiri Mahasaya told that Mahavatar Babaji did not give his name or background, so Lahiri gave him the title of "Mahavatar Babaji". Many sadhus in India are called Babaji and sometimes "Babaji Maharaj", which also causes confusion between Mahavatar Babaji and other sadhus of similar names.

Lahiri Mahasaya had many meetings with Mahavatar Babaji, who have been written in several books, among others, the autobiography of a yogi of Paramahansa Yogananda, Yogiraj Shyama Charan Lahiri Mahasaya (Biography of Lahiri) and full man: Yogiraj Sri Sham Phase Lahiri. Followers of Maha Lahiri

Many disciples of Lahiri Mahasaya also said that they met Babaji. Through discussions with each other and the fact that there were more than two or more witnesses of some of these gifts, they have confirmed that the person who had seen was the same sadhu which Lahiri had called Mahavatar Babaji.

In 1894, a disciple of Sri Yukteswar Giri Lahiri Mahasaya met Mahavatar Babaji at Kumbh Mela in Allahabad. He was surprised by the similarity between Lahiri Mahasaya and Mahavatar Babaji. The others who came from Babaji also commented on equality. In such interviews, Mahavatar Babaji instructed Mr. Yukteswar that he should write Kaivalya Darshanam or The Holy Spirit's book. Sri Yukteswar met two more meetings with Mahavatar Babaji, one in Lahiri Mahasaya was also present.

Swami Pranabanand Giri, another disciple of Lahiri Mahasaya, also met Mahavatar Babaji in Lahiri's house in the presence of Lahiri Mahasaya. Pranabanand asked Mahavatar Babaji for his age. Mahavatar Babaji replied that at that time his age is about 500 years old.

Swami Keshuband Giri, a disciple of Lahiri Mahasaya, talks about meeting with Mahavatar Babaji near the mountains near Badrinath near 1935, when he went astray in the mountains. Pranabanand told that at the time of the visit, Babaji gave him a message for Yogananda, "He is eagerly expecting, I will not meet him this time but I will meet him on any other occasion."

Other disciples of Lahiri Mahasaya who talk about meeting with Mahavatar Babaji include Swami Kailanand Giri and Ram Gopal Muzumdar, who describes Mahavatar Babaji and his sister whom he called Mataji called. Apart from this, a female disciple of Trilanga Swami, Shankari Mata (called Shankari Mai Jivas) also met Mahavatar Babaji when visiting Lahiri Mahasaya. Traditional legends about Mahavatar Babaji

Mahavatar Babaji's legendary powers and age have been mentioned by the disciples of Lahiri Mahasaya.

Many people have started to believe that Mahavatar Babaji is a great man in place of a real monk who has been seen by many witnesses from 1861 to 1935. चित्र:Puja to Babaji Mahavatar.jpg The worship of Babaji Mahavatar statue is being organized

Paramahansa Yogananda has described Mahavatar Babaji's role on Earth in his autobiography:

Mahavatar is in constant dialogue with Christ, they both meet the waves of redemption

send and plan for spiritual techniques of salvation for this age. The work of these two fully published masters is to motivate a body-and-an-Ashari-countries to sacrifice evils arising from suicidal war, caste hatred, religious communalism and materialism.

Babaji is well-acquainted with the trend of modern times, especially the effects and complexities of Western civilization and experiences the need to spread the self-salvation of yoga equally in the west and east.

In addition, according to some descriptions, Babaji is famous for being Viva and according to Pranabananda Swamy, around 1800 Italic Texts are around 500 years old. Yogananda says that according to the followers of Lahiri Mahasaya, nobody knows Babaji's age, family, place of birth, real name or "dear to the historian" other details.

According to Yogananda's autobiography, his mother is a sister of name (meaning "holy mother") which has been alive for centuries. His level of spiritual realization is equal to his brother and he lives in spiritual underworld in an underground cave. Although only three pages in the book are devoted to him, Ram Gopal has been described as "young and infinitely beautiful" and "brilliant woman". Mahavatar Babaji as Krishna

Lahiri Mahasaya wrote in his diary that Mahavatar Babaji was Lord Krishna. Two disciples of Paramahansa Yogananda wrote that they also said that Mahavatar Babaji was Krishna during his earlier life. Yogananda often used to loudly say "Babaji-Krishna". Modern claims and popular

M. Babaji and 18 Siddha Kriya Yoga traditions by Govindan have given their life-giving statements by claiming that the story of Mahavatar Babaji has been made. According to Govindan, Babaji's parents named him Nagraj (King of Nagas). He was born on 30 November 203 in Sri Lanka. This information is given by Yogi Sai Ramayya and V.T. Neelkanth was given by Babaji Nagraj in 1953.

Babaji's incident has been presented by the journalist, journalist Carter Fippus, a widely readable overview magazine.

{1 Neal Donald Walsh has suggested in Book 3 of the conversation with God that Babaji may have been resurrected one.

The 2002 Tamil film written by Rajinikanth was based on Baba Babaji. Paramahansa Swami Maheshwaranand writes in his book the hidden power of human being that the Guru of mythical Babaji is Mr. Alkh Puriji.

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