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Mahavatar Vishnudeva Saraswati is thought to be older than Mahakaya Babaji. His home is Siddha Loka, sometimes known as Gyan Ganj and also as  Shambala, situated some 6000 meters high on the Bhagirathi Parbat - the true source of the Ganga. Only at times of human need does he consent to descend to human habitation.

 

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  Sri Padma Ananda

 

Many people in India alone see Sri Padma Ananda as Kalki - the 10th and last avaatar of the age.

Many have witnessed his 'miracles' - manifesting objects such as diamond rings and necklaces, precious and semi-precious stones, have seen him disappear and reappear and have seen him thousands of miles away from when he was physically elsewhere.

Sri Padma Ananda says 'Miracles do not prove any particular teaching is true - but if it is true, miracles should follow ...'

Although Sri Padma Ananda has healed many people of illnesses such as paralysis, cancer, HIV & AIDS, and many others, he says 'I am not here to perform miracles, or even heal the sick, but to assist people attain realisation and liberation
from maya in this lifetime ... miracles and healing the sick are simply the signs that it is possible ...'

If you would like to contact Sri Padma Ananda: e-mail bhakti_marga@yahoo.co.uk

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Article from The Hindustan Times

 
City 
 
‘White Guru’ on a visit to Capital
HT Correspondent
(New Delhi, January 8)

INDIA MAY have more than its share of godmen but for now it is the turn of a “White Guru” from abroad. That’s Swami Sri Padma Ananda. The Guru, who’s British and stays in Bristol along with his wife and six children, is currently on a visit to the Capital.

His followers revere him as Kalki (the tenth incarnation of Lord Vishnu as per the Hindu faith). “I don’t know whether it’s my heart, skin or clothes but that’s what I’m referred to by my followers,” says Swami Padma Ananda. “Does it matter what I’m called. People refer to me in the way in which they respond to their culture,” he adds.

“I have the ability to transform energy into a solid form,” claimed the Swami. “If I can channelise the energy into solid forms to help or bless someone, what’s wrong with that?” he queried. “However, I’m not a circus performer. I can’t do this on request. It happens only when I feel the vibrations amid a spiritual experience,” he added. Swami’s followers say that “miracles” should not be the sole criteria of accepting divinity. “He has made a difference to our lives. Isn’t that enough,” they ask.

But then there’s that inevitable question. What about the sceptics who regard such “miracles” as mere magic practised by frauds to fool people? “I don’t have to prove anything to anyone. They can say whatever they want to,” he maintains. “My philosophy is based on Tantra which believes that sexual energy is the most powerful energy which created the cosmos,” he philosophises.

Another interesting aspect about Swami Padma Ananda is that he was taken to Tibet at the age of five by his grandfather, a believer in Tibetan Buddhism. At the age of 17, Swami Padma Ananda fled Tibet along with the Dalai Lama and other monks in 1959 to escape the brutal crackdown by the Chinese Red Guard.

“A few years after reaching India, I meditated in a cave in the Himalayas and attained realisation. Whatever I am today is after years of hardship and suffering,” the Swami adds.
 

 

 

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