| YOGA ART GALLERY |
Visions Beyond Enlightenment |
| Inspired by the Siddhar Yogis of South India |
| Babaji |
| Maha Avatar Kriya Babaji |
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| Characteristics: | heals, manifests,
inspires, showers harmony, protects, guides
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| Ideal Place: | meditation/yoga room, living room, dining hall, office room,
study, hospital, children's room
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| Chakra Centers: | From the heart, connecting to the third eye, between
the eye brows |
"Appearing in human form as the eternal youth with His presence
absorbing the karma of all the living, He is abundance.
As the Guru, the master behind intellect, youthful Shiva
As the nourishing feminine, the intelligence and creation, Goddess in form
As the divine wisdom, Light
As knowing, Love
As to be Him.....just Dance
Dance as the elements all sacred as in the body
Dance as bliss in the ecstasy of Knowing
Dance as eternal energy twirling within as the center
Dance as the universal presence within three realms of existence
Dance as perpetual youth, the upward surge to become
Dance as orgasmic entwining of duality
Dance as the Guru's presence
Dance as the nude awakened truth
Dance as Source beyond creation and destruction
...then dancing to the primal nada of Ananda
.... and burning karma, His grace is our fulfillment.. to evolve attaining.
Aum Kriya Babaji Nama Aum!!!"
Painting Babaji was one of my most beautiful experiences. I had wanted to
paint Him for a long time and with patience I waiting for Him to invoke
the energies within me to do the painting.
On the 11th day of my fasting during the Shivrathri period, He came to me
and said, ?Let?s do it now!?. Excited and thrilled that He finally graced
me, I began painting. In about an hour, about 90% of the painting was
completed and the human spectator in me was a little disappointed as the
picture being revealed was feminine and of the Goddess energy. Then, in
one masterful stroke, He transformed the appearance into Him, the beloved
Maha Avatar Babaji.
He is invoked as Lord Muruga, the eternal youthful guru to all beings of
Light in the Tamil Siddhar traditions. |
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