Babaji appeared in 1970 in a cave below Kumaon’s Mount Kailash near Haidakhan—young, barely twenty, and silent. That September He climbed the mountain and remained on its summit for forty-five days without food or sleep. People reported seeing Him in different places at once. The sick were healed. Lives changed, sometimes gently, sometimes beyond recognition. For fourteen years He stayed mostly in Haidakhan, establishing an ashram there and later a temple near Chilianaula above Ranikhet, open to the vast Himalayas. He said He had come to restore Sanatana Dharma, the eternal source of all religions.
Babaji appeared in 1970 in a cave below Kumaon’s Mount Kailash near Haidakhan—young, barely twenty, and silent. That September He climbed the mountain and remained on its summit for forty-five days without food or sleep. People reported seeing Him in different places at once. The sick were healed. Lives changed, sometimes gently, sometimes beyond recognition. For fourteen years He stayed mostly in Haidakhan, establishing an ashram there and later a temple near Chilianaula above Ranikhet, open to the vast Himalayas. He said He had come to restore Sanatana Dharma, the eternal source of all religions.
