Comments on: In Search of Mahavatar Babaji’s Cave http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/ Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:55:11 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Debashis Mukhopadhyay http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11630 Debashis Mukhopadhyay Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:55:11 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11630 Om Namah Shivay Pranam Gautamji, Thanks for your impressive travel account. Could you suggest some name of good books on Mahavatar Babaji Maharaj ? And I have a small request to you to publish a informative travelogue in details with your spiritual experience in cave, guide map, pictures etc. In addition to this kindly explain on "Energy Circles" and its significance. With warm love, Debashis Mukhopadhyay. Om Namah Shivay

Pranam Gautamji,

Thanks for your impressive travel account. Could you suggest some name of good books on Mahavatar Babaji Maharaj ? And I have a small request to you to publish a informative travelogue in details with your spiritual experience in cave, guide map, pictures etc. In addition to this kindly explain on “Energy Circles” and its significance.

With warm love,

Debashis Mukhopadhyay.

]]> By: esha http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11629 esha Sun, 25 Jul 2010 15:10:24 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11629 wow.thanks for sharing this beautiful incidence. you are truely blessed by the great master. i too feel fascinated towards babaji.i constantly google over him and try to find more info about him. thanks again :) wow.thanks for sharing this beautiful incidence. you are truely blessed by the great master. i too feel fascinated towards babaji.i constantly google over him and try to find more info about him.
thanks again :)

]]> By: Mahendran http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11608 Mahendran Sat, 12 Jun 2010 18:18:49 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11608 Hi Gautham, Great Thanks for your quick reply. We are planning our trip shorty during August 2 nd week. Thanks. Hi Gautham,

Great Thanks for your quick reply.

We are planning our trip shorty during August 2 nd week.

Thanks.

]]> By: Gautam http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11607 Gautam Sat, 12 Jun 2010 18:00:05 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11607 Mahendran, Please review the article for details I've already given. From Dunagiri temple, Kukuchina is about 5 KMs. From there you can take a 5 min jeep ride or walk for about 45 mins to Rathkhal from where the trek is about 50 mins or so depending on your pace. Cheers Mahendran,
Please review the article for details I’ve already given. From Dunagiri temple, Kukuchina is about 5 KMs. From there you can take a 5 min jeep ride or walk for about 45 mins to Rathkhal from where the trek is about 50 mins or so depending on your pace.
Cheers

]]> By: Mahendran http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11606 Mahendran Sat, 12 Jun 2010 17:54:21 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11606 Hi Gautam, Thanks for the very good informations.How long it will take from Dunagiri to Kukuchina to babacaves and how many hours trekking will be there ? We group of peoples from chennai intend to reach delhi and visit haridwar,Rishikesh and then to reach dunagiri and to start from there to baba caves and to back. Please advise . Mahendran Hi Gautam,

Thanks for the very good informations.How long it will take from Dunagiri to Kukuchina to babacaves and how many hours trekking will be there ?

We group of peoples from chennai intend to reach delhi and visit haridwar,Rishikesh and then to reach dunagiri and to start from there to baba caves and to back.

Please advise .

Mahendran

]]> By: Gautam http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11603 Gautam Thu, 10 Jun 2010 14:14:47 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11603 Hi DR Zankyani Thanks for your comment. Indeed sad to know that Joshi ji passed away. We are glad we were able to meet him and capture his wisdom in the little videos we took during our travels. Peace be upon him. Hi DR Zankyani

Thanks for your comment. Indeed sad to know that Joshi ji passed away. We are glad we were able to meet him and capture his wisdom in the little videos we took during our travels.
Peace be upon him.

]]> By: DR Zankyani http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11602 DR Zankyani Thu, 10 Jun 2010 09:30:59 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11602 Hi Gautam, We are very thankful to you for proving lot of information at your website. We a group of 10 persons visited Mahavatar Babaji Cave, Pandavkholi & Chilianoula ashram & everybody experienced divine vibrations at each place. At pandavkholi Ramu baba was very kind to us, we stayed 3 days there & met with Baba Nirvanananda with a team of school childerens. In the meantime we got a sad news that a divine guide of Kukuchina Mr. Netravallabh Joshi is no more. Pray god to give him peace. Hi Gautam,

We are very thankful to you for proving lot of information at your website. We a group of 10 persons visited Mahavatar Babaji Cave, Pandavkholi & Chilianoula ashram & everybody experienced divine vibrations at each place. At pandavkholi Ramu baba was very kind to us, we stayed 3 days there & met with Baba Nirvanananda with a team of school childerens.

In the meantime we got a sad news that a divine guide of Kukuchina Mr. Netravallabh Joshi is no more. Pray god to give him peace.

]]> By: Tripura http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11588 Tripura Wed, 12 May 2010 06:39:16 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11588 Gautam and Sri Anupam Ji, What a blessing you both must have had to have had a calling such as this one. And thanks for sharing this beautiful journey with all. Your photo journey is like the cooling Himalayan showers to us, thirsty hearts, who yearn to see Babaji. I truly appreciate your sharing them with all of us. The energy circles (Orbs) are truly amazingly beautiful. Some one on the blog here asked why Babaji abandoned the cave. I don't feel Babaji abandoned the cave. He is right there in the cave at the very moment looking at every one who passes through it's entrance. The fact is, surely, it takes an enormous amount of frequency change to be able to perceive Babaji. I feel he is in another frequency range altogether. When one is able to changes one's frequency to that of Babaji, there he/she will have Babaji presence made known. Something like: "Make known the Unknown" All those online who spoke of the quietude descending upon them while in or outside the cave are in fact experiencing his presence. That does mean they are tuning in to Babaji. It would take a tremendous amount of calming to gain his audience. More than anything else Babaji's Grace is what would bring him face to face. You both are blessed! Thanks very much for sharing and letting me share my humble 2 cents worth. Gautam and Sri Anupam Ji,
What a blessing you both must have had to have had a calling such as this one. And thanks for sharing this beautiful journey with all. Your photo journey is like the cooling Himalayan showers to us, thirsty hearts, who yearn to see Babaji. I truly appreciate your sharing them with all of us.
The energy circles (Orbs) are truly amazingly beautiful. Some one on the blog here asked why Babaji abandoned the cave. I don’t feel Babaji abandoned the cave. He is right there in the cave at the very moment looking at every one who passes through it’s entrance. The fact is, surely, it takes an enormous amount of frequency change to be able to perceive Babaji. I feel he is in another frequency range altogether. When one is able to changes one’s frequency to that of Babaji, there he/she will have Babaji presence made known. Something like: “Make known the Unknown” All those online who spoke of the quietude descending upon them while in or outside the cave are in fact experiencing his presence. That does mean they are tuning in to Babaji. It would take a tremendous amount of calming to gain his audience. More than anything else Babaji’s Grace is what would bring him face to face. You both are blessed! Thanks very much for sharing and letting me share my humble 2 cents worth.

]]> By: srila http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11587 srila Sat, 08 May 2010 08:38:58 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11587 i've been thinking of making this trip to babaji's cave for the last 2/3 years but for some reason or the other i've been cancelling the trip but this year i am determined...reading your account of the trek fills me with anxiety as i am asthamatic and have a fear of heights but i'm on the spiritual path and a kriyaban so to allow such things to stall me from experiencing Babaji's cave is self defeating... i’ve been thinking of making this trip to babaji’s cave for the last 2/3 years but for some reason or the other i’ve been cancelling the trip but this year i am determined…reading your account of the trek fills me with anxiety as i am asthamatic and have a fear of heights but i’m on the spiritual path and a kriyaban so to allow such things to stall me from experiencing Babaji’s cave is self defeating…

]]> By: Gautam http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11585 Gautam Mon, 03 May 2010 15:29:10 +0000 http://gdhar.com/?p=477#comment-11585 Hello Ratan: Thanks for your comment. Quite a few people have already explained this so I encourage that you go through the comments. My Father had replied a few months ago to the same query and you may read his response here where he explains about travel, hotel, etc. http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11078 All in all - I will keep aside minimum of 4 days to thoroughly experience the Journey - although it is hard to limit days when taking such journeys. You may choose to stay in Ranikhet, Dwarahat or even Dunagiri based on your requirements from a hotel. Goodluck, Gautam Hello Ratan:
Thanks for your comment. Quite a few people have already explained this so I encourage that you go through the comments. My Father had replied a few months ago to the same query and you may read his response here where he explains about travel, hotel, etc.
http://gdhar.com/2009/08/08/in-search-of-mahavatar-babajis-cave/#comment-11078

All in all – I will keep aside minimum of 4 days to thoroughly experience the Journey – although it is hard to limit days when taking such journeys. You may choose to stay in Ranikhet, Dwarahat or even Dunagiri based on your requirements from a hotel.

Goodluck,
Gautam

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