The Incredible Life of a Himalayan Yogi: The Times, Teachings and Life of Living Shiva: Baba Lokenath Brahmachari - PDFDrive.com by Shuddhaanandaa Brahmachari

Author:Shuddhaanandaa Brahmachari [Shuddhaanandaa Brahmachari]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lokenath Divine Life Mission, Kolkata, India
Published: 2014-05-31T22:00:00+00:00

Ramkumar was attracted to Baradi by Baba from a great distance away just before Baba’s mahasamadhi. Baba gave Ramkumar the final touch of grace for the Ultimate union. Just as Baba performed the last ceremonial rites to his

beloved Gurudev, so also, despite the presence of his closest disciples, Baba instructed Ramkumar to perform his last rites.

Guru Bhagwan left his body at the Manikarnika Ghat at Varanasi.

Ramkumar traveled all the way to Varanasi from Baradi to take his mahasamadhi at the same place. All these are significant indicators.

In the same diary of Nishikanta Bose we find further corroboration.

Nishikanta met one Ramanimohan Das of Narinda village, who narrated the following story.

Ramani’s nine year old son was saved from certain death by the grace of Baba Lokenath. After the boy regained his health, from time to time he entered spontaneous, trance-like states in which he became a medium of Baba Lokenath, Benimadhav, or Guru Bhagwan. The trances began with the boy saying, “Baba Lokenath has come! Benimadhav has come!” In his normal consciousness, however, he remembered nothing.

Ramani knew nothing about Nishikanta at the time. One day, Baba Lokenath ordered him, through the boy, to meet Nishi. He searched for Nishi and found Nishi’s residence in Baradi in accordance with the instructions! Ramani told Nishikanta that once the boy was asked, while Baba was speaking through him, who Guru Bhagwan was in this life. Baba replied through the boy that Guru Bhagwan was born as Ramkumar Chakraborty of Baradi for his last birth and that he came to Baradi for his deliverance.

Mathuramohan Chakraborty

Mathuramohan was another of Baba’s closest and most earnest devotees. When he was young, he went to Baba to be healed of an intensely painful disease. In the process of being physically healed, he recognized his Guru.

He was the head teacher of the High School at Roail village in Dacca District. He left his job to popularize Aurvedic medicines and started a small factory for manufacturing them. Once, when praying for Baba’s blessings on his business venture, Baba blessed him and promised that his wishes for success

would be fulfilled. Within a very short period, his Ayurveda medicine factory, known as “Shakti Aushadhalaya,” became very popular and he became rich.

Mathuramohan was not drowned in the intoxication of Maya that money can bring. He pursued his spiritual practice, surrendering to the Will of Baba and the path of bhakti , devotion to Guru. He was an extremely devout brahmin, who filled the early morning hours with Guru-worship, chanting the glory of Baba Lokenath. Immersed in the teachings of Baba on perfecting Karma Yoga, Mathuramohan established a large temple dedicated to the Living Shiva, Baba Lokenath. Today, “Dacca Lokenath Brahmachari Ashram” on the premises of the Ayurveda factory continues to draw thousands of Lokenath devotees every day.

Mathuramohan sang the glory of his Guru saying, “The world teacher Sri Sri Lokenath Brahmachari Baba was the greatest among the siddha yogis. He was the living illustration of the glory of Brahman as the Knower of Brahman.”

Baba often

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