PRABHUKRIPA-Non-Dualistic-Brahmabad: March 2013

BRAHMABAD: The human mind is a wing of the Almighty. The only difference is that humans are in the forbidden land where there are plethora of forbidden fruits confronting which the human mind goes berserk; courtesy anger, lust, hate, covetousness and other such sinful acts that invite the wrath of The Almighty. However, the loving Father-Brahma has laid down guidelines in the form of DHARMA abiding by which His children can lead a life of spiritual bliss under the shade of His Love.PRABHUKRIPA

31 March 2013

Mahima Gadi Mandir-Mahima Swami Ashram - Snaps

Singha Dwar

Dhuni Mandir

Sunya Mandir

Baba's Cottege

Sabha Mandap

Gadi Mandir Surroundings

Mahima Ashram - Khaira

Bhima Bhoi, Baba & Bhakta -Snaps

Purna Baba in Chakrapadhi Ashram

Madan-Mohan Baba

Prafulla Das

Swadhin Das-Bhagabat-Madan Das

Baba in India Gate

Speech by Baba & Bhakta at Chakrapadhi Yanga (Mahima Dharma)-Snaps

Purnachandra Baba

Gadadhar Das

Antaryami Das

Purnachandra Dangua-Bhakta (Sc Teacher)

Madan Das

Ganesh Sir

Prabhat Mohapatra

Mahima Dharma Baba Servicing at Joranda Mahima Gadi-Snaps

BABA AT JORANDA GADI

Chamar in Suny Mandir

Sarana-Darshan at Gadi Mandir

Pabitrmohan Baba

Abhay Bairagi

Mahima dharma Baba and Bhakta in Chakrapadhi Mela-Snaps

Bhima Baba

Pagal Baba (Antaryami Baba)

Bhagabat Das

Purna baba in Rickshaw

Dana by Bhakta Baira & Muli Sahoo

Offering Dana to Baba

Prataha Bhojan in Chakrapadhi Yanga

Yanga in Chakrapadhi by Mahima Dharma Baba-Snaps

Baba Pray for Universe

Arrangement of Yanja (havan)

Devotees are doing prayer

Maha Dana

Arrangement of Dana

Prna Baba

Pagal baba blessing Harshita

Bada Naran baba arrival at Chakrapadhi Matha

Baba offering Ghrita bati to GOD

Bhakta celebrating Mela

Speech by Gadadhar Das

Devotees are hearing speech of Gadadhar Das and Madan Das

Non-Dualistic-Brahmabad

PraBHukrIpa is a poetic version of collection of some poems which are totally based on Satya Sanatan Hindu Dharma alongwith Adwaitavada of Brahma. Basically, Prabhukripa is composed of more than hundred stanzas; every stanza consists of four lines with an additional rhythmic line. Inside this, another sub-poem named as “PRABHU MAHIMA” which is based on “Chautisa form” is composed of more than forty stanzas. Every stanza starts within an ascending order of Oriya alphabets, i.e., A, Aa, E, EE, ... The Prabhukripa wholly is a pure, no-dualism – Brahmabad, supreme consciousness, eternal knowledge based spiritual book where piety have attained immeasurable bliss, ultimate tranquility, indescribable happiness, inexplicable peace, after studying the whole poem.

A period when people assumed idol worship is the best way to get liberation and this is the way to follow the religion, people began to forget the fundamental and essential principles of true religion, and what religion is. People become indifferent to "Parambrahma" who is the prime cause and creator of all creations? “Dharma Dharyatee Itee Dharma, who had created all the universe and taken care of them and being realised that truth to obey thy creator-Prambrahm is known as Dharma.” From that period Guru Mahima Swami made his own revelation and enlightened as a full manifestation of Maha Mahima Maya Pravu Parambrahm to this visible world and re-established the eternal true religion (Dharma) for the welfare of mankind. Regarding this, Mahima Dharma follows all the principles of Satya Sanatan Hindu Dharma followed by Veda, Upanishada and Shastras. So, if we say it is none other than Mahima Dharma is the true religion, it must be acceptable (Refer: Principles of Mahima Dharma). Mahima Dharma represents the original Sanatan Dharma because it belief that Brahma alone is the cause of the creation, preservation and destruction. And the Mahima cult believes in a casteless society, recognition of one God, i.e., Parambrahma without a second, abandonment of external rituals or worship of Idol, thinking always of the good of mankind and constantly surrenders himself in body, mind and speech to Anadi, Alekh & Abyakta.

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