170 Year Old Hanuman Das Baba: A Living Saint of Vrindavan

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170 Year Old Hanuman Das Baba: A Living Saint of Vrindavan

The following photos are of Hanuman Das Baba of Vrindavan, who may be one of the oldest living saints on earth. Once I asked this Baba how old he was. He Replied he could not remember his age, but recalled that he was 12 years old when Jhansi Rani fought the British. You can deduce his age from that. Jhansi Rani fought the British in 1857, so he would be around 170 years old.

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Shankaracharya: Sai Baba Used to Eat Meat, How Can He Be Called a Hindu God

(An update on the Shankaracharya controversy:)

Questioning Shirdi Sai Baba's status as a Hindu god, Shankaracharya Swaroopanand Saraswati said that Sai Baba was someone "who used to eat meat and worshipped Allah, (and) a man like that can never be a Hindu god."

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Why You Should Identify Your Dosha Prior to Ayurveda Treatment

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Why You Should Identify Your Dosha Prior to Ayurveda Treatment

The premise of Ayurveda is the harmony of the powerful forces of the mind, body and spirit. Doshas are an integral component of this ancient Hindu wellness system. They represent biological energy that embodies the elemental forces existing in equilibrium in the human body, the microcosm, and consequently in the universe, the macrocosm. Indeed, everything that exists in the vast external space is also present in the inner human core.

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He Govinda He Gopala by M.S. Subbulakshmi (MP3)

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