Post by malati on Jan 14, 2024 23:53:07 GMT -6
Anyone who is interested to learn more about raganuga bhakti, please visit the website for Sri Ananta das Babaji.
Babaji Ananta das
"Sri Anantadas Babaji was a Vaishnav saint and scholar in the disciplic succession descending from Sri Nityananda Prabhu and Srimati Jahnava Mata.
Baba focused solely on the mood of being a dear maidservant (manjari) of Sri Radha and his books are drenched with this wonderful bhava"
On November 11, 2018, Baba left this world to to be with his Sri Radha.
There's a form on the site if you want to contact one of his disciples for more information.
In 2006, I was in Radha kunda (I was involved with an IGM group at the time but curious enough to visit Baba's temple) and although I did not have verbal interactions with Babaji I was fortunate enough to see him reading in his room. I vaguely remember he glanced my way. I'll treasure that memory with that Vaishnava saint forever.
And wow, I just found out that there are a lot of resources (like books) there to download.
Memories of Srila Gurudev Babaji
Babaji Ananta das
"Sri Anantadas Babaji was a Vaishnav saint and scholar in the disciplic succession descending from Sri Nityananda Prabhu and Srimati Jahnava Mata.
Baba focused solely on the mood of being a dear maidservant (manjari) of Sri Radha and his books are drenched with this wonderful bhava"
On November 11, 2018, Baba left this world to to be with his Sri Radha.
There's a form on the site if you want to contact one of his disciples for more information.
In 2006, I was in Radha kunda (I was involved with an IGM group at the time but curious enough to visit Baba's temple) and although I did not have verbal interactions with Babaji I was fortunate enough to see him reading in his room. I vaguely remember he glanced my way. I'll treasure that memory with that Vaishnava saint forever.
And wow, I just found out that there are a lot of resources (like books) there to download.
Memories of Srila Gurudev Babaji