Haidakhandi’s sing Na Mantram no yantram this mantra is always sung in the Maha Shakti Dhuni and also every morning during Navaratri in the Main Mandir. “A Prayer To Beg Forgiveness From the Goddess,” written by Adi Shankaracharya, one of the greatest yogis ever and a true realized being. The story behind the prayer is [...]
In this satsang talk, Swami Radhananda reads an excerpt from her upcoming book, sharing how she followed the signs to live at Yasodhara Ashram.
If you have visited the ashram in Chilianaula you are probably familiar with “Raju’s Chai Shop” he knows how to cater to the Western tastes with everything from Pancakes to his delicious “Lakshmi Toast” and everything in between, and always with a smile on his face. He has two birds nests INSIDE his shop. The [...]
A little tour through the Office in Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham ashram and Home of Haidakhan BABAji. Where devotees from around the world are welcomed for registration, orientation, shopping or to use the wonderful library! Welcome…Bhole BABA Ki JAI! & NamastE~
Just a quick look around “Yogi City” The Fakirabhad area next to the Dhuni. Hear those birds singing?!!!!
Haidakhandi’s sing India’s beloved Hanuman Chalisa twice a day in Babaji’s ashram Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham. Morning & Evening. This clip continues the morning Aarti that was celebrating the Spring Divine Mother Navaratri Celebration on 21 March 2010. Bhajaranj De Bali Ki JAI!
Haidakhan Morning Aarti….Spring Navaratri 2010. Here is the Mother Aarti … JAI JAGADAMBA SHIVE…..
Aarti in Haidakhan Main Mandir celebrated over Spring Navararti 21 March 2010….SanKirtan… Shri Haidakhandi, Haidakhandi, Haidakhandi BOL!!!
Located in the small Indian village of Chilianaula near Ranikhet is a beautiful Haidakhan BABAJI ashram called “Anand Puri” the place of Bliss with a magnificent view of the Himalayas. Shown here is the Morning Puja to Bhole Baba inside the beautiful white marble temple.
The Aarti continues in Haidakhan for Spring Navaratri. Lead by Pujari from Holland on Harmonium.
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