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Haidakhan Babaji — also known simply as Babaji or Mahavatar Babaji of Haidakhan — is a revered spiritual figure who appeared in the village of Haidakhan (Haidakhān), near the Kumaon foothills of the Himalayas in northern India, around 1970.
🌺 Key Information
- Appearance: Babaji is said to have manifested spontaneously in a cave near Haidakhan between 1970 and 1984, without any known parents or prior identity.
- Teachings: His core message was simple yet profound:
“Truth, Simplicity, and Love.”
These were the three guiding principles he emphasized as the essence of spiritual life. - Karma Yoga: He strongly encouraged selfless service (karma yoga) and devotion to God through work, rather than retreat from the world.
- Universal Message: Babaji did not promote any particular religion. He taught that all faiths lead to the same Divine source and stressed unity among humanity.
- Disappearance: Babaji left his physical form on February 14, 1984, though many of his devotees believe he continues to exist in subtle or immortal form.
🕉️ Connection to Mahavatar Babaji (from the Yogic tradition)
Many devotees associate Haidakhan Babaji with Mahavatar Babaji, the immortal yogi mentioned in Paramahansa Yogananda’s Autobiography of a Yogi. Both are believed to be manifestations of the same eternal being — a teacher who appears at different times to restore dharma and guide humanity.
📿 Legacy
- The Haidakhan Vishva Mahadham Ashram still operates in Haidakhan, Uttarakhand.
- Temples and ashrams inspired by him exist across Europe, the Americas, and India.
- His followers continue daily practices of aarti (devotional chanting), karma yoga, and meditation on the Divine Name (“Om Namah Shivaya”).
Would you like me to share some of his specific teachings or quotes, or perhaps the daily spiritual practices followed at his ashram?
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