The Voice of Babaji A Trilogy on Kriya Yoga Paperback – 1 January 2003

This is a book which has real excerpts dictated by the great, deathless, Himalayan yogi, Kriya Babaji Nagaraj himself, penned by two of his dearest of disciples, V. T. Neelakantan and S. A. A. Ramaiah. Babaji teaches the timeless gospels of earthly life and its real purpose, the truth that we aren’t our bodies or our minds but are infact, one—-one self throbbing in every being. One self manifesting into so many and expressing itself as man, woman, friend, child, father, mother etc. The concrete recognition of this self, is, as Babaji says, the real purpose of earthly life, the real purpose of religion, which never divides, but unites.In simple words, and based on personal experience, this book offers timeless and very indisputable truths about what it means to live a truly happy and fulfilling life. A happy and fulfilling life involves total renunciation inside one’s mind and I cannot but 100% agree with this. The more renounced (mentally) I am from the things in my life (people and my own body included), the more liberated I feel.True happiness stems only from loving every soul and by realising the self which one arrives at only via universal love ( as mentioned) and rigorous daily spiritual sadhana and related techniques ( mentioned by kind Babaji Nagaraj). Happiness, whilst deemed a derivative of external things, when examined with precision, stems only from within. Earthly desires can never satisfy, and are, in essence, indicators of our soul’s yearning for the eternal and it is only in touching upon that dimension which is eternal that true happiness can be found. This I confirm through experience. Babaji says in the book this truth —> “Man is infinite by nature.” My personal sadhana helps me grasp this truth everyday. I am neither the mind nor the body, but something beyond it, something that is always blissful.For anybody hungry for a type of happiness (which can never arise from anything earthly) that cannot be destroyed, truth-seeking is the only way. Truth about what this life is really about.For earnest followers/disciples of beloved Kriya Babaji Nagaraj, this is a book for you. You will know a type of happiness and fearlessness that nothing can destroy should you pursue this book to the letter.Babaji’s mantras and japas, as described in this book, have changed my life in a way that is indescribable. I experience a sense of well-being and joy and mindlessness that I cannot fully explain.In the end, I can only account for an experiential truth—-> should one have the fortune of truth-seeking and naturally surrendering to Kriya mulaguru Babaji, and thereafter, loyally following everything taught by him, straight to the letter, that person will come to taste the divine. And the divine means “oneness”—-> the fact that there is no separation between one man and the other.I can read this book forever and ever. I am madly in love with this book and with the three authors who designed it.I must add something else—For any sadhak, Sir V. T. Neelakantan will serve as the example for what it really means to be a true disciple of Guru. Truly he is the best example to a true disciple.My gratitude for them knows no bounds.AUM Brahma Vishnu Maheshwaraha.

An awesome book. Pranams to Babaji's lotus feet for bringing out this wisdom and knowledge to us. Pranams to the co-authors as well. An enjoyable read.

Good

If you have got this book in hand, believe me surely it is not by chance. It is written by 3 great authors..and Babaji himself being the one among them !!! For me in some places the author's vocabulary was bit difficult to understand....since the book is almost 60 years old. No doubt, this book would take to next level for all sincere spiritual seekers. Sri Kriya Babaji Nama Om. Jaigurudeva.

Amazing book

This book not only contains true essence of religion, but whoever will follow these teachings whole heartedly will receive blessings and guidance from the Immortal Master Babaji.

Babaji speaks

Not at par with what I had heard. Was looking for "Eureka moments" in it,didn't come across any