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Shivabalayogi programNothing for Himself

When Shivabalayogi completed twelve years of tapas, meditation in samadhi, he had an experience which he later described in terms of a conversation with his Divine Guru, Lord Shiva.  The Inner Guru offered to grant the yogi any boon that he desired.  The yogi wanted nothing for himself.

“I did not do this tapas on my own.  You made me do this.  Tell me why you made me do this tapas.  Tell me what you want me to do henceforth.  If you do not want me to do anything in particular, then I will return to my old life.”

Lord Shiva instructed Shivabalayogi to use the powers attained through his tapas (tapas shakti) to awaken people to their inherent spirituality.  He should travel and give public darshan (the blessings and transformation evoked by a powerful spiritual presence).

More on Dhyana Meditation

Shivabalayogi's own words on
Meditation

in his 1981/92 biography
by Gen. Hanut Singh

More on BHAVA SAMADHI (Spiritual Trance)

His own words on
Bhava Samadhi

in his 1968 biography
by Prof. S. K. Ramachandra Rao

in his 1981/92 biography
by Gen. Hanut Singh

Dhyana, Vibhuti, Bhajans, Bhava Samadhi

For three decades Shivabalayogi traveled throughout India and Sri Lanka.  Beginning in 1987, he toured the United Kingdom and the United States.  Everywhere he gave public programs consisting of initiation into dhyana meditation and an hour of meditation practice followed by bhajans, spiritual song.  He gave darshan, initiation, vibhuti (ash imbued with powerful spiritual vibrations) and bhava samadhi (divine trance).  For a description of his public programs, see Shivabalayogi Programs.

Ashrams

Ashrams were donated to him throughout India.  The largest and most accessible ashram is in J. P. Nagar in Bangalore.  Others include Dodballapur, Sambhar Lake, Dehradun, Anantapur, and Hindupur.

The first ashram, the mother ashram, is in his native village of Adivarapupeta, where he completed twelve years of tapas.  It is where his sacred body is interred.

Shivabalayogi on his mission.

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