Teachings Haidakhan Babaji

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nama japa, repetition of god s name, fundamental part of haidakhan babaji s teachings:



have faith! reciting name of lord not first, last stage of spiritual practice! when lions enter forest, other animals run away. likewise, evil thoughts vanish recitation of lord s name. reciting name of lord bring company of people , near saints. blessed few discard kingdom of world lord s name. such devotee resides in heart. in womb, take vow not attached; come out, entangled. abandon attachment! mind plays tricks on you! why after pleasures! worldly things - including desire liberation - obstacles attached. if want divine peace, leave behind ignorant karma. explained god s name powerful sound of creation – more powerful thousand atomic , hydrogen bombs. – , real thing.

haidakhan babaji recommended use of mantra ॐ namaḥ śivāy (sanskrit: ॐ नमः शिवाय् ) - while ॐ transliterated oṃ or auṃ ) - because of protective qualities, stated 1 can use god s name religion teaches. mantra written internationally simplified om namah shivay in books babaji written in english or other languages.




haidakhan babaji warned followers forthcoming great revolution or maha kranti. described maha kranti involving earthquakes, floods, accidents, collisions , wars (...). in context of these upcoming calamities, called courage: “walk on courage , bravery. go on working improve humankind , establish path of truth. (…) fight truth! face life must have great courage every day.” haidakhan babaji urged followers inspired. stated: in world phuro – transient. has no reality. true reality proceed on path of truth, keep company of saintly people, , render service men.


babaji advocated on behalf of less-fortunate. stated: should areas of countries people poverty-stricken , helpless , can raise standard of living, teaching them cleanliness , high morals. serve needy , heart true service god. (...)








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