Sri Shankar Maharaj, considered an avatar of Shiva, was a remarkable avadhut capable of great siddhis and even greater spiritual blessings. Maharaj spoke with a lisp, so he did not give public satsangs himself, but he was fluent in every language. When questioned on this, he explained: “He who understands the principle which is beyond the source of all languages and who becomes one with it, knows any language, even the language of animals and birds."
Sri Shankar Maharaj, considered an avatar of Shiva, was a remarkable avadhut capable of great siddhis and even greater spiritual blessings. Maharaj spoke with a lisp, so he did not give public satsangs himself, but he was fluent in every language. When questioned on this, he explained: “He who understands the principle which is beyond the source of all languages and who becomes one with it, knows any language, even the language of animals and birds."
