Who is Babaji?

Answer 1

Sathya Sai Baba is a man living in India right now. He is looked upon as someone like a God or close to God. He is a spiritual leader who teaches the right aspects to living life. He doesn't claim to be God like most people think. Infact, there are a lot of skeptics. But, like the story with Jesus, no one believed him when he was alive. Infact, until after his death, was the realization that he was such an important human being. Sai Baba currently resides in Putraparthi, India. He has many followers all over the world. Some people choose to believe he is God and others feel that he is a great teacher to all of mankind. He preaches what is good for the people. He is also famous for helping the civilians of India by building schools and facilities for the people to use. He built a well, in which the people could access clean water at one time. Some people claim that he is a miracle worker as well. Others feel that he is a deceitful liar. Sai Baba claims that he is part of everyone's religion. He's not only a Hindu, but Christian, Muslim, etc. There are lots of articles about him on the internet, feel free to look them up.

Answer 2

It is a farce created by a Hindu holy man, Lahiri Mahasaya, who claimed him as his guru. Mahavatara Babaji is supposed to be an immortal recluse. Many people have claimed to have met this person in Himalayas. And there is a cave where he is supposed to have meditated.

Answer 3

Mahavatar Babaji is an immortal Yogi, living in the Himalayas who is said to have an eternal body. His life becomes alive through a book "Autobiography of a Yogi" written by Paramhansa Yogananda. As per depicted stories in the book, Babaji is a Mahaavatar ( cosmic divine incarnation) who has reanimated the science of KriyaYoga (a highly developed technique of breathing that quantifies spiritual force evolution to attain enlightenment quickly) in this life span. Babaji delivered the first speech on Kriya Yoga’s teachings to Lahiri Mahasaya at Kukuchina, on Dunagiri Mountain in Uttarakhand near Dwarahat, Ranikhet in 1861 as inscribed in the book “Autobiography of a Yogi.