Always A treat when Ganga sits behind the harmonium and sings! This taken in the main temple one night in Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham in the evening aarti in December. … Sanskrit Mantra Haidakhan Babaji Ashram India chant
Indian Children from Chilianolya [The Anand Puri Babaji Ashram in Ranikhet] perform their Christmas program in Haidakhan singing a local Indian song on Christmas eve 24 December 2007. Each year the Birth of Christ is observed in Haidakhan for the many hundreds of guests that come to celebrate with us. … Haidakhan Christmas babaji ashram [...]
The traditional Hallelujah Finale of the Haidakhan Christmas Play from 2008.
Pure Bliss……………..ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
This is the last 3 minutes traveling in the taxi on the road from Kathgodham to Haidakhan, a bit bumpy in places but we are now lucky in that the taxis can pull up to the ashram gate most times of the year. This was filmed on 8 June 2008 just before the monsoon started [...]
Mukandi Lal & Haidakhandi Devotees from all over the world celebrate the Spring Navaratri 2008 in Haidakhan VishwaMAHAdham, singing bhajans and praising the Lord in her many manifestations! Here they sing the praises of Shri Hanuman and THE HANUMAN CHALISA. JAI HANUMAN!!!
A storm was just starting to come in through the valley in Haidakhan, you can hear the thunder and see the lightning in this clip. I took this in the morning before morning aarti it is about 5:30 am. This video was taken from my room in Haidakhan as you can see it is a [...]
… Haidakhan “Babaji Ashram” India “Om Namah Shivaya”
Sorry this video is the wrong way, it was my very first one in Haidakhan it switches to the correct way at about 2:45. I’ve posted it up for posterity since it shows dear old Lokiji who has been the pujari in Haidakhan for many years. He has now retired to his home. This was [...]
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