Broken Leg’s Journey: A Bull’s Tale

Once he could walk, they released him in our village and he ended up at our temple almost immediately.

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Farewell to Chandan Prabhu: A Beloved Mridanga Player and Devotee

Yesterday (June 6th), another of our friends, Chandan prabhu, a long time devotee at Dayalu Baba's ashram, passed away, just 10 days after baba had left.

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Sri Dayalu Baba Enters Maha Samadhi at His Ashram in Odisha

Yesterday (May 28th) at 10 am one of the great hidden sadhus of Odisha left his body and was placed in samadhi at his ashram in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha.

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