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- Fifteen chapters deal with the discrimination of Sat, Citt, and Ananda aspects of the Truth.

Baba Hari Dass बाबा हरि दास Religion Founder of Sri Ram Orphanage, Haridwar, India; Hanuman Fellowship; Mount Madonna Center; Dharmasara, Salt Spring Centre, Vancouver; Ashtanga Yoga Institute; Mount Madonna Institute; Mount Madonna School Philosophy , , , , , Personal Nationality Born Hari Datt Karnataka 1923-03-26 26 March 1923 age 95 , near , Uttar Pradesh , Guru Baba Raghubar Dassji Maharaj Literary works Influenced Ma-Renu, Ananad Dass, , , , , , , , Michael Tierra, , Dr. Other names Haridas; Chota Maharaji; Babaji Work Honestly, Meditate everyday, Meet people without fear, And play The aim of life is to live in peace Don't think that you are carrying the whole world; make it easy; make it a play; make it a prayer;.. Quotes in Wikiquote:, Silence Speaks: Baba Hari Dass : बाबा हरि दास ; born 26 March 1923 in near , Uttar Pradesh, now , , is a yoga master, a silent monk, and a commentator of Indian scriptural tradition of and. He was classically trained in Ashtanga Yoga — of the Yoga of Eight Limbs , as well as , , , Yoga, , and. Born into the 13th generation of a Kumaoni Karnatak family, in the lunar month of , in , he is also an author, playwright, martial arts teacher, sculptor and builder of temples. Upon his arrival in the US in the early 1971, he and his teachings inspired creation of several yoga centers and retreat programs in California and in Canada. His extensive literary output includes scriptural commentaries to , , , and , collections of wisdom aphorisms about the meaning and purpose of life, essays, plays, short stories, children's stories, , and in-depth instructional yoga materials that form the basis of a yoga certification-training program. He was an early proponent of in the United States, an ancient Indian system of health and healing. In an annual rendition of Indian classic , he taught performing arts, choreography and costume making. With the emphasis on selfless service that guided his life and action that benefits the world, he devoted himself to helping others and in 1987 he opened in for homeless children in India. Although he does not speak, he is conversant in several languages in writing. Baba Hari Dass of Nainital is a different person than who was a spiritual poet and classical musician of era. Also, Haridas 1594 - 1691 AD was a known saint of Dagar clan from Delhi whose temple exists in Jharoda Kalan village, in Najafgarh. Baba Hari Dass grew up in the lower Himalayan region of , which includes also called Dronagiri , known as the birthplace of modern-day , and the temple of or. Rich in ancient lore, already known during times of , the region is also known as Kurmachala and encompasses , , , , , and. Early on in life he listened to stories told by older people about yogis Sombari Baba Maharaj, Gudari Baba, Suri Baba, Khaki Baba, Aughar Baba, Maharaj Babaji Mahavatar and several other saints of that region. In 1929, on the way to , during the winter time, he received his first with the sage Sombari Baba Maharaj, also known as Paramanandji Maharaj in the village Kakarighat, by the , where Sombari Baba Maharaj lived under a huge Banyan tree in a tiny hut built into its roots. In India, this is called darshan. Darshan means getting a view.. He had several conversations with his mother about God, soul and peace and he resolved to seek spiritual freedom Sanskrit: मोक्ष. He formed the view of the world as being a restraining box made of earth as the bottom and sky as the top. That box, which created a feeling of separation and sadness also induced him to weep. He decided it had to be lifted. At that young age he practiced and became proficient in , , , and. I visited different villages in Himalayan mountains. That shaped his attitude towards inclusive way of teaching yoga later on. He was initiated with at the age of 19 years, in 1942, into the - order of followers of Saint originated in the 15th century. His , Baba Raghubar Dassji Maharaj, a reclusive , a highly regarded renunciate and scholar, was known for minimal verbal communication and did not have a large disciple following. He met with his disciples only once in every two-three years to convey yoga instructions to his advanced followers. By some unknown power I was related to Hariakhan Maharaj. For the previous twelve years, whenever he wanted to communicate, he would jot his thoughts succinctly on a small chalkboard. He went into the jungle when he was 8 years old. He is silent mauna. He has been mauna for 15 years. He writes with a chalkboard. Among those were and. In their view, silence would function as a precursor for clearer and substantively deeper understanding. In yoga, mauna is maintained with the aim of achieving uninterrupted concentration , Sanskrit: एकाग्रता. Side effects of such practice would include constraining outgoing emotions of the mind, such as anger, excessive argumentativeness, etc. In , mauna would be part of a larger body of practices called Sanskrit: तपस्. He learned temple masonry from a local brick-layer and used those skills in building temples, ashrams, statues of deities, and rock walls. In more than one of those projects he had a lead role. In 1950-1964 with the help of local followers and volunteers, adults and children, he built Hanumangarh and later Kainchi Ashram in. In the United States and Canada, he continued using his considerable design, planning and construction skills. In Feb 1982, in the aftermath of destructive fire that burnt a recently constructed program building Mount Madonna Center, Watsonville, CA , he considered that to be a new opportunity to start building a larger structure with more capacity. His example inspired many volunteers to help with those karma yoga efforts. The same publication added in 2002, in Karma Yoga Awards, Saving Young Lives, that Baba Hari Dass beginning with 1986 started donating proceeds from his books publishing to Sri Ram Foundation that was set up to help destitute children in India. From those funds, and other donations, Shri Ram Ashram was created near , in India. Local teacher-leader At the end of the 1930s several encounters with Western seekers in India started to shape his attitude towards possible yoga teaching choices in future. He became cognizant of the possibility of a larger learners' influx, which would create the need of preserving genuine yogic tradition that he grew with for deserving students. I saw number of Westerners. By adopting a well-known method of of , and , as his core practice, he aimed to shorten the time required for mastering essential routines. During one of the subsequent waves of interest in Indian spirituality and yoga, in the early 1960s, some newcomers to were directed to Haridas Baba to receive instructions in , meditation and yogic life. He had established a local following and was considered an adept teacher, a leader and builder in several building and construction projects at Hanuman Ghari and Nainital Ashram temples. Ram Dass stayed there in 1967 and Lawrie in 1964, among others. In 1962-3 , , and spread the word of spiritual practices. In 1964, Ron Zimardi Ravi Dass , who knew Ginsberg and collaborated on poetry projects met Kermit Michael Riggs aka in Greece and both traveled to India. In 1968, in meditation, Bhagavan Das, according to his own account, was able to recognize Baba Hari Dass was in danger, who was then under anesthetic confinement for undisclosed medical reason in the hospital in. Bhagavan Das drove from Nainital overnight and removed him from that life-threatening condition. Ram Dass — learning yoga In 1967 an ex- professor travelled to India and was taken to Kainchi - region by. At that time Baba Hari Dass was already an accomplished yoga teacher and had a large following. Baba Hari Dass trained Ram Dass in also known as of Patanjali , , , , , non-violence and focused meditation. Each morning around 11:30 Hari Dass Baba would come from Hanuman Garh sixteen kilometers away to give me lessons in yoga. Building a yoga center in India or the US and publishing yoga books authored by Baba Hari Dass were also discussed. That training of several months continued in a series of letters between Baba Hari Dass and Ram Dass in the period of 1967-69. I had training for this kind of thing when I was with Baba Hari Dass in India. As Hari Dass wrote, 'Nothing is better than something. Since his childhood Haridas Baba had accepted disciplined life as essential in spiritual progress. He became a monk and adopted silence as a way of seeking inner peace. For health reasons, and to eliminate digestive problems he had with his liver, he chose to drink a glass of milk once or twice a day instead of taking solid food. Since the early days of his association with Neem Karoli he encountered several obstacles in his observance of silence, or eating habits. For what purpose is it made? Several disruptions and conflicts that occurred in Kainchi ashram where he was a resident, teacher and supervisor, were not well suited for that end. The Kainchi ashram became a difficult place with charged economic claims between local residents and newcomers who were seen as outsiders and who by displacing local members were not acknowledging their share of efforts in building and maintaining the ashram. Following those events, in 1970, several Westerners already familiar with Baba Hari Dass teaching style, travelled to India, , and convinced him to come to the US to continue his way of silent teaching. An inquiry whether Baba Hari Dass was a disciple of Neem Karoli leads to a proposition that there was no long-lasting relationship of guru-disciple in the sense of or chela , although that relationship extended over several years 1954—1968 and included selfless service, guru-seva or done by Baba Hari Dass. There was no sustained acceptance of the teachings , continuation of the said association that would last rinanu-bandha , or establishing a branch of teachings jivanvrati based on Neem Karoli's orientation. The content of what Baba Hari Dass taught in , , or classes to his students in India, in the US, or Canada, came from the sources prior to meeting Neem Karoli and from doing independent research of his own. Another person who contacted him then was Paul C. On that occasion the prospect of inviting Baba Hari Dass to the US was raised. I said I could go anywhere. In 1970, on the recommendation of her students, Baba Hari Dass was invited to the US, and Ma Renu sponsored his stay for the purpose of teaching yoga. I had already given my permission to sponsor his stay in America, but what had been intended as a short stay, turned into a 29 year darshan and blessing. In 1976, Baba Hari Dass directed her in forming Sri Rama Foundation to support Sri Ram Ashram for destitute children located in Shyampur, near. Ma Renu edited several published writings of Baba Hari Dass. Anand Dass Jerry Tabachnick Anand Dass became one of the first students who recognized the need to study yoga with a live master. He became a highly regarded disciple and commentator. In 1970, he travelled to India to study with Baba Hari Dass and to gain deeper understanding of yoga. He was also active in organizing the Vancouver Satsang in Canada and became a commentator and teacher and co-authored Dharma Sara publications on yoga and yoga related subjects 1974—76. Jeannine Parvati Baker and Prenatal Yoga Baba Hari Dass agreed to mentor his pregnant student through a course of prenatal Yoga. As the daughter of a First Nation father Ute tribe and as a longtime student of Baba Hari Dass, Jeannine Parvati Baker's midwifery philosophy was one of earth-based values and non-harming principles. The emphasis was given on anatomy and physiology of pregnancy, common discomforts in pregnancy, and how to support mothers through every stage of pregnancy and postpartum. That overview covered 100 years 1890—1990 of multicultural developments in yoga influences with a focus in larger audience teaching. Among those, the beginning of yoga teaching of Baba Hari Dass in the US was seen as starting in 1971. Earlier credible accounts also exist Bhagavan Das and Ram Dass that confirm in 1963—64 he was a teacher of already considerable skills engaged in teaching others. In the beginning of 1971 Baba Hari Dass was teaching in the US when later the same year 1st edition, Oct 1971 by was published by the , in. Richard Leviton uses the first edition of Be Here Now. Ram Dass used several affirmative remarks about Baba Hari Dass, also known as Chota Maharaji in his native - regioin, that he later removed from the first edition. In Be Love Now, published in 2010, explanation was given for the content removal in a dialogue between Ram Dass and his guru Neem Karoli that took place in 1971. For Baba Hari Dass, leaving home took place at younger age when he was eight years old. Mount Madonna Center, California, Baba Hari Dass, Sep 2013 Physical foundation and social involvement In the US, in early 1971, in in , and in Santa Rosa, California, he started teaching core yoga practices which later became an aerobic regimen of Fitness Asanas aimed to increase physical endurance in support of meditation. Later, , , fire ceremony , and were introduced to complement a busy schedule. In 1972, as interest grew, several events were organized that included demonstrations of yoga , , and in New Mexico, Coconut Grove in Florida, and Santa Cruz in California. He also traveled to Canada to establish Dharmasara community in Toronto, Salt Spring Centre of yoga, on Salt Spring Island BC, and Dharma Sara Satsang, in Vancouver, BC. In 1977 came out another collection of a well-received question-answer discussions in , which became a hallmark of his silent style of teaching with few written in subsequent publications by Sri Rama Publishing. His experiences in building and management of Kainchi and Hanumanghar ashrams in Nainital, India, took a new form when Hanuman Fellowship was created in 1974 in Santa Cruz, California. He advised his followers to write letters to their friends, associates, etc. After a long search, in 1976, one response came from Lois Bateson daughter of the late anthropologist who located a ranger who managed a large property in the Santa Cruz Mountains that would be sold on the condition the new buyers would preserve its natural state. That led to the establishment in 1978 of Mount Madonna Center for Creative Arts in Watsonville. The vast space of the mountainous terrain was well suited for physical work with many volunteers working as. In February 23, 1982, the main program building was already finished, when a candle light from a -table started a fire that burnt that building down. Baba Hari Dass developed a three-tier yoga teaching schedule for beginners, intermediate and advanced practitioners. Regular classes in , , events, play, martial arts, sport activities with annual Hanuman Olympics and retreats provided rich holistic background in learning. Baba Hari Dass emphasized physical work and volunteer karma yoga services. Emphasis on derived from the teachings of and inspired several of his students to travel to India in 2001 in search of a. Sankat Mochan Hanuman, Ganesh temples, - water cascade, and several statues of deities were built at the Mount Madonna Center site. Conceived as an alternative tract, the site serves local residents and can accommodate visitors from the wider community of the in daily visits. Human Psychology contribution In the West became a rich and productive field in psychology, anthropology and psychiatry. Practices and theories of yoga added to that impact while researchers focused on energies of the subtle body that in yoga terms relate to. Several authors credited Baba Hari Dass for his contributions and adept views. Ayurveda Baba Hari Dass was one of the early proponents who helped bring to the US in the early 1970s, an ancient Indian system of health and healing. As interest grew, the theory, pulse detection, and ayurvedic medicum derived from the classic scriptures of the and the , were introduced that led to the establishment of the , College of Ayurveda, Ayurveda World, and Ayurvedic pharmacy. He invited several notable Ayurvedic teachers, Dr. Vasant Lad, Sarita Shrestha, M. Yoga Teachers Training Following the tradition of non-sectarian teachings of , with the roots in practical and the metaphysics of , Baba Hari Dass inspired and supervised several programs with focus in training future yoga instructors. He first started teaching yoga in India as per existing accounts by Bhagavan Das in 1964, and by Ram Dass in 1965—66. By some other accounts, his teaching engagements occurred already in 1958 when he trained several former students of the known mystic 1866—1949. In the US and Canada, beginning in the mid 1970s, he created comprehensive teaching programs combining the eight limbs of of. Those were grounded in the scriptural tradition of system in the , Siva Samhita, and Gherand Samita,. With the emphasis on strength and flexibility he developed Fitness to increase physical endurance. Regular and persistent practice and augmented scriptural references and emphasized experience through regular routine. In addition to core practices of , several less mainstream teachings are given during the formative stages of Yoga Teacher Training at Mount Madonna Center, Watsonville, CA. For example, Tantric Bhairavī Chakra and The Vairagī Ritual is a circular yoga performed with an equal number of men and women that employs to invoke the various forms of , or as the supreme Being in the tradition. Practices such as Shut Chakra Bedhana piercing the chakras and Yoni Mudra Japa are included. That used as the Vairāgī Vaiṣṇavas practice does not have a sexual component. For yoga practitioners and teachers, who are inclined towards advanced practices, a seclusion and silence week-long practice is offered that can focus on deity worship, reading of holy scriptures, pujas and recitation of mantras. Over years, moderation, inclusiveness, and emphasis on regular practice of his yoga teachings led to the creation of a wider scope of yoga programs and retreats that are followed in several centers, in Mount Madonna Center in Watsonville, in Pacific Cultural Center in Santa Cruz; Salt Spring Centre of yoga, on Salt Spring Island BC. Sri Ram Ashram kids getting sweets, Sri Ram Ashram, Shyampur, India Baba Hari Dass in his travels through India encountered many abandoned children who were in need of home and a caring place. As a young boy Baba Hari Dass witnessed the mistreatment of children at an orphanage he visited with his friend. The Ashram, now located near Shyampur village was established in 1987. From its inception, the focus became to support orphaned and destitute children. Some children find their way to Sri Ram Ashram by being brought and left at the entrance gate, or by being found abandoned in streets of towns, or rural places. After medical evaluation those children are brought into the new surroundings with care and loving attention. In 1987, Sri Ram Vidya Mandir became a nationally accredited school, which educates children, Nursery through 12th grade standard, from both the orphanage and nearby villages. Baba Hari Dass with kids, Mount Madonna Center, May 2008 The aim Attainment of higher states of concentration according to classical yoga of Patanjali is rooted in development of the physical body. If it is not strong, or if has a hole, then it can't cross the ocean. So the first duty is to fix the boat. Regular sadhana, according to Baba Hari Dass, is a key element of practice of yoga, and no matter what method is adopted sadhana becomes an anchor that can always be relied on. Baba Hari Dass, himself a monk all his life, considered people who are married as also capable of leading yogic life. Yoga, as a spiritual practice, most likely developed prior to the sixth and fifth centuries BCE, in the same ascetic circles as the early. Those writings predate Buddhist tradition of more formal yoga-practices described in the Buddhist Nikayas. Ascertaining various sources, Baba Hari Dass, composed his own in-depth commentary to that elucidates difficult theoretical concepts with many years of experience and knowledge of practices of yoga. However, scriptural research may have to be evaluated in addition to localized Yoga traditions that rely on the word of mouth transfer of yogic knowledge and are centuries older in duration than indicated by the theoretical speculation. Building upon Himalayan tradition of centuries old yoga development, Baba Hari Dass started his weekly Yoga Sutras of Patanjali classes at the University of California, at Santa Cruz, CA in 1975. Several commentaries and yoga classics were referenced, such as: , , , Goraksha Samhita, Yoga Bhashya attributed to probably the fifth C. In his exposition of the yoga principles, continued until 2012, the and Ashtanga Yoga played a fundamental and formative role in educating yoga seekers. Pada vol II presents practical methods for the yogis who are aspiring to higher states of concentration and need to remove mental distractions viksipta. Those practical methods constitute and make the mind ready for one-pointed concentration ekagra-dhyana , which results in the steadiness of concentration, or samahita chitta. In Pada vol III , is further developed into concentration , meditation , and into the state of absorption. Furthermore, Baba Hari Dass elucidates different aspects of samadhi and samyama and their resulting achievements in relation to khyati, or discriminating faculty. Vol IV, Pada; the commentary to the last volume of Patanjali's Yoga Sutra was published in 2017. Ramayana, Bhagavat Gita, and other writings Among several , a colorful musical stage performance by students trained by Baba Hari Dass, is the largest yearly, Western version of the epic being performed on stage. Young actors and participants assume different roles each year thus being able to play several characters over years. He has taught acting arts, costume design, mask making and choreography to bring alive the characters of , , , , and , , , , , and his court, Meghnaad, , and the army of monkeys and demons. The struggle is between positive and negative tendencies. In this volume meaning of the three main types of yoga are articulated: , , and. In editing stages: a commentary to Vedantic classic of Swami Vidyaranya, the commentary includes discussion of several Vedantic schools: , , and. Fifteen chapters deal with the discrimination of Sat, Citt, and Ananda aspects of the Truth. I pulled the tubes out of his limbs, picked him up like a baby and walked out of the house. I laid him in the passenger seat of the Land Rover and drove back to Naini Tal... Hari Dass moved to the U. I was ready to move to the higher mountains. His food intake for the last 15 years had been 2 glasses of milk a day. His feces are like two small marbles each day. His arms are about this big around, tiny, but when the workmen can't lift a particularly heavy rock, they call for 'Chota Maharaji' — the little great king. As in a comic strip, he goes over and lifts the rock, just with one-pointedness of mind. He had met Maharaji in the jungle 15 years before, and he had become a disciple of Maharaji. Prescott, Arizona: Hohm Press. Retrieved 7 July 2014. 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