This time such sages and saints participated in the Maha Kumbh, whose devotion, sadhana and lifestyle attracted the attention of the people. These sadhus are not only dedicated to Sanatan Dharma, but their unique works also reflect their responsibility towards the society and environment.

1. Bawandar Baba: Religious journey of 1 lakh km

Bavandar Baba across the country 1 lakh kilometers While traveling, he propagated Sanatan Dharma.

  • Mission: To protest against insult to Hindu deities and to spread religious awareness.
  • Contribution to Mahakumbh: His presence inspired the devotees to protect religion and faith.

Splendor Baba Splendor Baba traveled from Gujarat to Mahakumbh for 14 days on his three-wheeler motorcycle. The purpose of this journey was to show his faith and devotion. His step highlights the vastness and importance of devotion of Mahakumbh. Splendor Baba faced the difficulties coming his way and showed his devotion in the service of religion. (image source: social media)

2. Splendor Baba: 14 Days Motorcycle Tour

Splendor Baba from Gujarat to Mahakumbh three wheeler motorcycle Traveled in 14 days.

  • Objective: Demonstration of your devotion and faith.
  • Challenges: Faced many difficulties during the journey but maintained his loyalty.

E-Rickshaw Baba E-Rickshaw Baba's vehicle is not just an ordinary e-rickshaw, but it is also his home and part of his spiritual journey. This e-rickshaw is run on solar energy and also has a kitchen and a meditation area. Baba spreads religious and environmental awareness across the country through this vehicle. (image source: social media)

3. E-Rickshaw Baba: Solar Powered Vehicle

E-Rickshaw Baba’s vehicle is not only a means of travel, but it also serves as his home and place of meditation.

  • USP:
    • E-rickshaw runs on solar energy.
    • It has a kitchen and a place for meditation.
  • Message: Baba conveys the importance of environmental awareness and religion to the people.

The Key Baba The Key Baba carries a huge 20 kilogram key, which he "Ram name key" They say. He believes that through this key he can unlock inner peace. Baba believes that this key is a symbol of mental peace and self-control, and he tells it to others as the way to attain peace. (image source: social media)

4. Chaabi Wale Baba: Message of “Ram Naam Ki Chaabi”

Baba is the one with the key 20 kg giant key Let’s take it.

  • Importance of Key:
    • It is the “key of Ram Naam”, which symbolizes inner peace and self-control.
    • Baba calls this the path to attain mental peace.

Ambassador Baba Ambassador Baba's 1972 model Ambassador car is an important part of his life. This car is both his home and also his companion on his spiritual journey. Baba made this vehicle the medium of his travels and through it he delivered religious messages to different parts of India. His spiritual practice and lifestyle is a perfect blend of traditions and modernity. (image source: social media)

5. Ambassador Baba: A spiritual journey in a 1972 model car

Ambassador Baba has one Ambassador car of 1972 model Who is his home and travel companion.

  • Objective: Spreading religious message in different parts of India.
  • Speciality: A unique blend of traditions and modernity.

Rudraksha Baba Rudraksha Baba wears 11,000 Rudraksha, which symbolize his unwavering devotion towards Lord Shiva. These Rudraksha are not only religious symbols but also take care of the mental and physical health of the Baba. Rudraksha is considered a symbol of Lord Shiva's blessings, and Baba believes that it helps him in his worship and penance. (image source: social media)

6. Rudraksha Baba: Devotional with 11,000 Rudrakshas

Rudraksh Baba on his body 11,000 Rudraksha Let’s wear.

  • Devotion: A symbol of his unwavering faith in Lord Shiva.
  • Benefit:
    • Religious and spiritual power.
    • Attention to mental and physical health.

Digambar Naga Baba Digambar Naga Baba has kept his hands raised for 5 years, which is part of his penance. Baba has done this unique work as a way of protecting and surrendering Sanatan Dharma. He believes that this is a powerful sadhana, through which he can serve religion and worship God. This work is a symbol of his deep dedication and spiritual purity. (image source: social media)

7. Digambar Naga Baba: Hands raised for 5 years

Digambar Naga Baba last Have been raising my hand for 5 years.

  • Purpose of penance:
    • Protection of Sanatan Dharma.
    • Surrender to God.
  • Message: This is a symbol of his deep faith and penance.

Khadeshwar Naga Baba Khadeshwar Naga Baba has been performing penance while standing continuously for the last 12 years. His aim is not only spiritual practice, but he also emphasizes on environmental protection. His appeal is that we stop using plastic and leave a clean and sustainable world for future generations. This penance of his shows his responsibility towards the society. (image source: social media)

8. Khadeshwar Naga Baba: Penance by standing for 12 years

Khadeshwar Naga Baba last Standing continuously for 12 years Doing penance.

  • Objective:
    • Spiritual practice.
    • environmental protection Emphasis on.
  • Message: Stop using plastic and create a sustainable world for future generations.

Chhotu Baba The most unique identity of Chhotu Baba is his fast of not bathing for 32 years. This penance of his is a symbol of his religious dedication. Baba believes that through this type of penance the soul can be purified and its attention remains focused only on God. (image source: social media)

9. Chhotu Baba: Penance without bathing for 32 years

Chhotu Baba last Fast of not bathing for 32 years Has been taken.

  • Reason for penance:
    • Purification of the soul.
    • To concentrate on God.

Rahul Dev

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