Haidakhan Babaji

Haidakhan Babaji, also Haidakhan Shivani († 14 February 1984 ) was a yogi - like before him Mahavatar Babaji - Babaji ( "revered father " ) was called. He should have been notified of a traveling master named Mahendra Baba and appeared in 1970 as a young man meditating in the northern Indian Haidakhan. His disciples see him as an incarnation of Mahavatar Babaji and as the embodiment of Shiva.

Haidakhan Babaji's teachings included the unintentional Meditation with the mantra "Om Namah Shivaya " ( "Om, Glory be to the Shiva " ) to calm the mind and experience of the divine reality as well as the karma yoga. Simplicity, truth and love were the three cornerstones of his teaching. He spoke little and taught mainly by his way of dealing with people, which is more practical than theoretical.

Rarely was called Babaji, who also Bhole Baba held ( "simple father " ) or Mahaprabhuji ( "revered great man " ), talks to his students and visitors who traveled from all over the world. He pointed this out to the Mahakranti ( great destruction, revolution ) and coming time of great transformations. Died in 1984 the Master surprising.

Haidakhan Babaji's story is in the diary of his disciple Gora Devi: The Adventures of a transformation. 12 years with Babaji. (see literature) is described. In addition to his teaching left Haidakhan Babaji numerous ashrams in many countries, including the Ashram in Haidakhan, where he stayed most of the time. For successor who should take care of his students, he appointed Muniraji († August 4, 2012 ).