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	Kanji Swami
		Gurudev Kanji Swami was born in Umrala, Gujarat in V.S. Kanji Swami was instrumental in starting a new revolution in the percept and practice of Jainism, thereby putting thousands of souls on the true path of salvation.
		Gurudev's main obligation to us- and for which we shall remain ever grateful to him, was his self-experienced knowledge of the soul, being absolutely distinct from worldly affairs and his direction, through his preachings to see the great path of souls' upliftment.
		Gurudev by his preachings and sermons and with view to determine the soul with pure knowledge, always propagated the realisation of helpful elements such as the independent 'sat' effect of dravyas.
	www.cs.colostate.edu /~malaiya/kanji.html (2264 words)

	Acharya Chandrahas Sharma- Siddha Yoga, Prabhuji Ramlalji & Chandramohanji Maharaj
		Gurudev as a child sometimes used to see radiating light and used to follow it to the forest nearby and sit by the pond there and meditate.
		Gurudev used to mention about some yogis during that era who used to roam in those mountains at that time and their age was 400-500 years.
		Gurudev in a very simple way used to awaken kundalini of many people in the room and say to the questioner to find out themselves if they have the ability to find about what they are seeing.
	www.siddha-yoga.com /pages/gurudev.html (4823 words)

	Some Reminiscences of Gurudev Swami Sivananda
		Gurudev was enquiring about his health and Ekantavasa Sadhana, etc. Then Chidanandaji Maharaj told Gurudev that he was intending to go to Kedarnath and wished to leave in a couple of days.
		While Gurudev was on the way to the bathroom we noticed that his left leg failed in its normal functioning and Gurudev had to drag it.
		Gurudev had a habit of writing “OM” on his thigh during all leisure times and on the 13th night between 2-3 a.m., we observed Gurudev went on writing “OM” on his thigh and had a little sleep after 3-00 a.m.
	www.sivanandadlshq.org /download/reminiscences.htm (4117 words)

	Gurudev Sivananda
		Gurudev’s life is but a song of love, a love that knew no limitations, a love that had no thought for self, but constantly (and in practice) wished the welfare of everyone.
		Gurudev identifies himself with the soul of the evil-doer, and insists that that man, too, must be enabled to evolve, and he appreciates that even his evil-doing was part of that process.
		Gurudev’s renunciation of the world was not an accident, or an impulsive act, but the inevitable culmination of intense and irresistible surge of Divine Compassion in the saintly doctor’s heart from which all limitations and individuality had been banished.
	www.sivanandadlshq.org /books/ev58.htm (12022 words)

	About Shri Gurudev Mahendranath (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Shri Gurudev Mahendranath was born in London, England on 29 April 1911.
		During his childhood, he had a number of unique experiences which began the course of his inner development, and later led to his spiritual attainment and recognition by a vast public.
		Gurudev was later given Tantrik initiation by Shri Pagala Baba of Ranchi into the Uttarakaula sect of Northern Tantriks, and became his successor.
	www.mahendranath.org /mahendranath.mhtml (246 words)

	MainPage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In the citation given by them, Gurudev was described "a true Brahmajnani".The same year Gurudev consecrated a deity in the Jagannath temple at Thalassery.
		It is worth remembering that Gurudev's first statue was put up at Thalassery when he was alive.The architect of that bronze statue was the Italian artist Thavarly.
		Gurudev's prathishta in April 1912 of the goddess Sree Sarada at Sivagiri, ranks as the most remarkable among his consecration of temple deities, and occupies a distinguished place in history.
	www.sivagiri.org /siva.htm (647 words)

	Chinmaya Yuva Kendra
		But to their succour, they had their ever-loving Gurudev, who would always heal their sorrows with his loving words; and give them a message that would lift them from their state of sadness to an elevated state of divine understanding.
		Gurudev's soothing reply healed his pain, and also inspired him to face the hard facts of life with a brave heart.
		Gurudev was sitting in the kutia when he suddenly got up and walked up to the window and looked out impatiently.
	www.chyk.net /Chinmaya_works/chinmaya_anecdotes.asp (1693 words)

	VNN World - Bhajan In Separation From Gurudev
		We were looking at Gurudev and he was lookingat all of us, and he started to chant the maha-mantra on his beads veryslowly, "Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna", and we began to chant with him in thesame way, very slowly.
		Gurudev has explained that this is especially true when wetake shelter of a bona fide, merciful and rasika sad-guru.
		Gurudev has said that, when we see them ina different light, not only are they not destructive, but they can actuallyhelp us and give us energy and fuel for our bhajan.
	www.vnn.org /world/WD9812/WD06-2622.html (5543 words)

	H.H. Shri Gurudev Mahendranath (2.4) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gurudev was born in London, England in 1911.
		In 1953, he traveled to India and was given initiation as a sannyasin into the Adi-Nath Sampradaya by H.H. Shri Sadguru Lokanath, the Avadhoot of the Himalayas.
		Shri Gurudev Mahedranath is affectionately addressed by his disciples as “Dadaji.” His last residence was his hermitage - Shambhala Tapowan—near the Vatrak river, in the state of Gujarat, India.
	www.ashe-prem.org /four/gurudev.shtml (120 words)

	Gurudev
		He was a living example of both the teachings of Integral Yoga and its goal, and fittingly referred to as a 'modern sage.' Not limited to one organization, religion or country, Sri Gurudev was a spiritual guide to thousands around the world, seeing himself as nothing but an instrument in the hands of God.
		In 1966 Gurudev was invited to the west by American Film Director Conrad Rooks who was moved by Sri Gurudev's quiet wisdom.
		During his lifetime of service, Sri Gurudev also served as advisor to the International Yoga Teachers Federation, European Union of National Yoga Federations and was made Honorary President of the British Wheel Of Yoga in 1972.
	www.integralyogadorset.org /html/Gurudev.htm (353 words)

	Current Kriya Messages
		Gurudev's life is a burning lamp that burns continuously with a flame of love and divinity.
		A beloved disciple of Gurudev, a sincere and silent seeker of Truth, a humble and loving teacher known for his simplicity and compassion, Swami Brahmananda Giri, whom we all loved as our older brother, breathed his last on April 2, 2006 at 4:43 am IST (Vedic tradition on April 1).
		His devoted life to Gurudev over three decades and his sincere service to kriyavans in particular, and to humanity at large, will inspire all of us.
	www.kriya.org /current-kriya-messages-page-1.htm (953 words)

	GURUDEV'S BACKGROUND
		Born on July 26, 1922 in a small town of Rajasthan, India, Gurudev spent the first five years of his monastic life in silence and meditation (when he was 20 years old).
		It was a time when the West was still healing from wounds left by Hiroshima, the Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King assassinations, struggling with involvement in the subjugation of Vietnam, and in the terrorization in Cuba, the Mid-East and Iran.
		It was in these trying times that Gurudev Chitrabhanuji envisioned the role of Ahimsa in the world and accepted an invitation of the Second Spiritual Summit Conference in Geneva in 1970, becoming the first Jain master to come to the West.
	www.jainmeditation.org /pages/gurubackground.html (474 words)

	Divine Life April 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It is surmised that he must have approached Gurudev with a request to be taken into His personal service in Gurudev’s underground Kutir on the banks of Holy River Ganga.
		Because, Gurudev was a diabetic and most diabetics have to pass urine several times more than a non-diabetic person would normally have to pass.
		Similarly, to go to the office both in the forenoon and in the afternoon, Gurudev had to be supported by two persons from the Kutir to the office as well as back from the office to the Kutir.
	www.divinelifesociety.org /html/dls/magazine/april05_6.shtm (641 words)

	Sri Swami Satchidananda, Integral Yoga Founder
		If we embrace Sri Gurudev's teachings that each individual is a masterpiece of spiritual potential and that the earth is a learning center where Spirit interacts with matter and illusion, then it is a great gift to be allowed to serve, because it affirms, and finally teaches us, our interconnectedness.
		Inspired by Sri Gurudev's example, some of his senior students have made a formal commitment to a life of selfless service to humanity.
		Other students of Sri Gurudev, while moved to dedicate themselves formally, did not feel that the monastic path was best suited for them.
	www.swamisatchidananda.org /docs2/ministry.htm (236 words)

	History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gurudev at the very conception of his incarnation, was already an "avadhoota' and hence, for a being like him, there would never be any need for prayer and meditation.
		It was in 1936 that Gurudev settled in Ganeshpuri.
		Gurudev, himself declared, :There is no need for anyone to touch the feet, nor to prostrate in front of this one.
	www.swaminityanandbhagwan.com /historychap14_17.htm (3784 words)

	LOTUS - Bio for H. H. Sri Swami Satchidananda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		H. Sri Swami Satchidananda (Sri Gurudev) is respected worldwide as one of the major pioneers of the interfaith movement and as one of the most respected Yoga Masters of our time.
		Invited to come to the West in 1966, Sri Gurudev was quickly embraced by young Americans looking for lasting peace during the turbulent 1960's.
		Sri Gurudev was ordained as a monk in 1949 by his master, His Holiness Sri Swami Sivananda Maharaj, founder of the Divine Life Society, Rishikesh, India.
	lightoftruthuniversalshrine.org /docs/bio.htm (509 words)

	A Messenger of Peace and Wisdom
		Gurudev told me to go to Krishnananda Swamiji to know what the Brahma-Sutras are.
		You can tell him: 'Gurudev has asked me to learn the Brahma-Sutras and other Scriptures from Krishnananda Swamiji'." I did what Gurudev told me and Swami Krishnanandaji readily agreed to teach me. That is how I learned many things from Swami Krishnananda.
		I know for certain that Gurudev's blessings are always on Swami Krishnanandaji, because Gurudev told me what He thought of him and how much He appreciated him.
	www.swami-krishnananda.org /wise/wise_d07.html (366 words)

	PUJYA GURUDEV
		That was the start of the dynamic 'Chinmaya Movement', which aimed at spreading the man-making knowledge of Vedanta to all corners of India and the world.
		Pujya Gurudev's Samadhi is in Siddhbari, Himachal Pradesh, India.
		Gurudev's samadhi stands as a Monument to this great soul that showed us the path to Him.
	www.chinmayadc.org /rc_chinmayamission.htm (884 words)

	Swami Ma Chetan Jyoti (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gurudev was also very sincere in his studies and his professors loved him.
		Gurudev was initiated into the Udasin order by the Mahant (spiritual head)of the Dera of Baba Bhuman Shah ji where his father was the manager at the age of seventeen.
		By the time I met Gurudev in 1974 he was living in a small ashram near the Ganges in Hardwar and was keeping mauna (silence) for six months of the year.
	machetanjyoti.blogspot.com (1337 words)

	Book - Gurudev Hardev - Part 1 - Page 2
		On one side Gurudev Hardev was busy giving practical shape to his plans for human welfare by touring from place to place, but on the other side, some Mahapurushas associated with the Management were busy discussing that Satguru Baba Ji should not go for many tours because of the tension all around.
		In the course of this spiritual tour, Gurudev Hardev was seen stressing chiefly upon the fact that the lives of Mahapurushas should be pure and chaste in every respect.
		From the airport Gurudev was taken to Slough in a convoy of cars with utmost reverence and spirit of devotion.
	www.nirankari.com /literature/books/gurdevhardev1/gurdevhardev02.htm (4501 words)

	First call of Gurudev - Tests at every step (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Hardly a year had passed after my first darsan of Gurudev in my room of worship on Basant parva in 1926, when I received a telepathic invitation in early 1927 to visit the Himalayas and meet him again on Basant pancami parva.
		Gurudev wanted to test me whether I had the capacity to face adverse circumstances.
		This time I was put to three tests: to live alone, endure the tempestuous fury of inclement and icy cold weather and to remain unafraid while surrounded by ferocious animals.
	www.akhand-jyoti.org /marapr04/article15.html (2845 words)

	Gurudev's message to U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		According to Gurudev, Man is a transitory being and is on its course to develop its higher centers of consciousness.
		Gurudev is a family man and comes from a very humble rural background.
		You can also request your fellow Americans through the programme ‘60 minutes’ on CBS news channel to do the same to be relieved of all addictions and ailments and experience the divine bliss in the comfort of their own homes.
	www.the-comforter.org /Hillary.html (1143 words)

	Gurudev’s nomination rejected, Cong ready to welcome him - Deccan Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Election Officer and Deputy Commissioner B R Maheshwar Rao told reporters here that Gurudev’s nomination papers have been rejected as he failed to gather the signatures of the 10 proposers.
		Gurudev had failed to submit the ‘B’ form and only one proposer had signed in his nomination papers.
		Gurudev was named as a ‘substitute candidate’ in the nomination papers filed by Deve Gowda as the former had failed to get the ‘B’ form from the party.
	www.deccanherald.com /deccanherald/apr092004/kv10.asp (457 words)

	Upmanyu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gurudev asked him to take the cattle out for grazing in the forest everyday.
		Gurudev: "Collecting alms two times from the villagers is the violation of their rights.
		Gurudev, who acted harsh for the benefit & betterment of the disciple, but who was very soft & tender in heart, when he saw the cattle returning without Upmanyu, then he went to the jungle to search for Upmanyu.
	www.ashram.org /satsang_eng/upmanyu.html (639 words)

	MainPage
		Gurudev had a special interest in the activities of the All Kerala Sahodara Sangham under the leadership of his favourite disciple Sahodaran Ayyappan.
		Bowing at Gurudev with folded arms he said, "As soon as I saw your holiness there occurred a change in my mind."Certain poetic sentences which Tagore wrote in the visitor's diary at Sivagiri before leaving there throws light on the unique personality of Guruswamy.
		The Conference of World Religions which Gurudev convened at Alwaye in February1924 was the second of its kind in the world and the first in Asia.
	www.sivagiri.org /saho.htm (526 words)

	Significance of Picture of Gurudev (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A beautiful, divine picture always proves to be a source of inspiration, besides making the family atmosphere congenial and constantly filling one with a feeling that revered Gurudev is ever showering His grace on me and keeping a watchful eye on all my actions.
		The chances of success in Sadhanas are increased manifold by taking Diksha as during Diksha, Revered Gurudev transfers a part of His own spiritual penance power into the disciple to steer him towards success.
		You may either get Diksha from Gurudev personally or the Diksha may be granted on a photograph.
	www.siddhashram.org /article001.shtml (1313 words)

	gurudev
		For Gurudev Siddha Peeth is the abode of the Guru, of the divine force embodied in a human being, whose function is to remove limitations and reveal divinity…
		Gurudev Siddha Peeth, the original Siddha Yoga ashram, is situated in a secluded rural setting of Maharashtra, a state in Western India that is famous for its saints.
		The public area of Gurudev Siddha Peeth, the spiritual heart of the ashram, includes the temple of Bhagawan Nityananda and the samadhi shrine of Swami Muktananda.
	www.siddhayoga.org.in /gurudev.html (376 words)

	Sri Swami Satchidananda, Integral Yoga Founder
		The school is founded on the teachings of Sri Gurudev as reflected in his motto, "Truth is One, Paths are Many." The children are taught to appreciate all the great faiths, and their scriptures.
		The motto given to the SJN students by Sri Gurudev was: "Live and Learn to Love and Serve." This is the guiding principle behind all that the children of the SJN are being taught.
		Sri Gurudev arrives for the inaugural ceremonies for SJN, 1997.
	www.swamisatchidananda.org /docs2/sjn.htm (490 words)

	IndiaPost. Gayatri Deep Yagya & Interfaith Meet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Once in a while in the history of mankind there is a rare phenomenon of Divine taking a human form gifted with extraordinary multidimensional faculties and capable of raising the consciousness of the whole human race to a higher, nobler and expanded self-awareness.
		Gurudev was helped in his extraordinary divinely assigned task by his soul - companion Vandaniya Mata Bhagwati Devi Sharma (also known as Mataji).
		Gurudev was born on September 20, 1911at Anvalkheda, a village situated near Agra (UP) in India.
	www.indiapost.com /members/story.php?story_id=554 (698 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		One very important thing here is: He said that when his "GuruDev" appeared to him in astral body, he was skeptical and was not able to believe what Gurudev said, till Gurudev showed all past lives to him.
		He said that he was approached by his Gurudev because of the good deeds he has done in his past lives and also said that many saints/enlightened souls are looking for people and will approach right people (Those who qualify to be approached by an astral body.).
		He said that Gurudev told him that it is good that he got married so that his wife will assist him in the process of attaining enlightenment.
	www.it.iitb.ac.in /~gumma/beyondLife.php (994 words)

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