Prabhu "Baa", A Distinguished Spiritual Leader

This App is dedicated as a humble offering to Parampoojya Paramhansa Swami Sugandheshwaranand Rajyogi Prabhu "Baa". Her Holiness is a distinguished spiritual leader of the present day world. She was blessed with "Shaktipaat Diksha" by Parampujya Shree Gulwani Maharaj. Her Holiness leads a very simple and pious life. She showers on Her disciples and devotees constant love, mercy and deep affection and that is why she is popularly and lovingly called “Baa” (the mother.) She conveys Her messages through devotional songs, in congregations and the experiences one gets and not through a discourse or elucidation ("Pravachan".)

Some important messages of Her Holiness Parampujya Prabhu "Baa”:

1. Man is your caste and humanity cult. Prabhu "Baa" does not believe in any sort of caste differences.

2. Begin to change your deeds ("Karma") and not your religion ("Dharma").

3. Whatever happens accept it. Be firm on your faith and trust in your True Spiritual Master ("Sadguru").

4. There is no time constraint for taking the name of the formless, unstained eternal Almighty. “Shaktipaat" is

an ocean. Just as all rivers mingle in the ocean, in the same manner “Sandhya”, “Pranayam”, “Naam Jap”,

"Sudarshan Kriya", "Khechari", "Kriyayog", "Reiki", "Siddhi” Science, and all Yogas of “Yogasan”, gets

mixed up in this ocean. There is no need to do any thing separately. Just as “Narayan” (Supreme Lord)

accepts the worship offered to thirty three “kotis” (330 million) gods, in the same way all these practices

are immersed in the "Shaktipaat". The only thing one has to do is to worship the single Almighty GOD and

a single "Sadguru" with complete devotion, faith and belief.

The App has following information about Her Holiness:

* Lineage (“Guru Parampara”)

* Transmission of Spiritual Power ("Shaktipaat Diksha"), Meditation (“Dhyan”), Mantra Chanting (“Naam

Jap”), Spiritual Congregations(“Satsang”)

* Some messages ("sandesh") and spiritual experiences("anubhav")

* Searchable list of Satsang Centers and Ashrams

* Other resources on the Web (Web site, Blog and Facebook group)

* For devices in the Indian Standard Time(IST) and Pacific Standard Time(PST) timezones, App reminder notifications can be optionally scheduled for Indian festivals and vrats.

Today thousands of sadhaks all over the world have received Her unconditional love and are making progress in “dhyaan-sadhana” (meditation spiritual practice.). In addition to Her spiritual contributions, P. P. "Baa" has initiated charitable programs such as food donations, education, medical treatment, tree plantation, blood donation, resurrection of old temples, etc. via Her ‘Kashi Shivpuri’ ashram and and its many branches all over India.

P. P. "Baa" travels all over India teaching devotion, dhyaan-sadhana, mantra japa, love, respect for all religions, and peace. She achieves this through devotional satsangs conducted at "tri-shakti japa" (three day non stop japa) and "saptahiki japa" (seven day non stop japa) arranged by sadhakas. P. P. "Baa" believes that God must be known through experience and not information. In spite of Her accomplishments as Paramhansa Raajyogi Sadguru, "Prabhu Baa" has not let position, respect, etc. touch Her.

The darshan of spiritual pinnacle Prabhu "Baa" is in itself a unique, magical, mystical and unworldly experience. Her sadhakas discover the inner treasures during dhyaan and exclaim “Shivo ham Shivo ham” i.e. I am Shiva. This is the exact purpose of Her life.

Jai Shree Krishna

Prabhu "Baa" Sadhak Family

What's New in the Latest Version 10.2.8

Last updated on Mar 27, 2017

(1) Now the calendar has been updated for IST timezone following Kashi Shivpuri Ashram’s 2017 calendar. In order to receive App reminder notifications for this year 2017, after updating the App, you will then need to disable and then re-enable the notifications from the App’s IST calendar.
(2) The App reminder notification text for a vrat/festival will now only show the date of that vrat/festival.
(3) Added some photos of Her Holiness.
(4) Added the new name of the California Satsang Center.

Prabhu Baa is a classic Indian board game that has been played for centuries. The game is similar to chess, but with some key differences. The game is played on an 8x8 board with each player having 16 pieces. The pieces are divided into two types: the king and the pawns. The king is the most powerful piece and can move one square in any direction. The pawns are the weakest pieces and can only move forward one square at a time.

The goal of the game is to checkmate the opponent's king. Checkmate occurs when the king is under attack and cannot escape. The game can also end in a draw if neither player can checkmate the other player's king.

Prabhu Baa is a challenging and rewarding game that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. The game is a great way to improve your strategic thinking and problem-solving skills.

Rules of the Game

The rules of Prabhu Baa are relatively simple. The game is played on an 8x8 board with each player having 16 pieces. The pieces are divided into two types: the king and the pawns. The king is the most powerful piece and can move one square in any direction. The pawns are the weakest pieces and can only move forward one square at a time.

The game begins with each player setting up their pieces on the board. The king is placed in the center of the board, surrounded by the pawns. The pawns are placed in front of the king, forming a protective barrier.

The players then take turns moving their pieces. The player who moves first is called the "white" player. The player who moves second is called the "black" player.

The players can move their pieces in any direction, but they cannot move them over or through other pieces. The only exception to this rule is the knight, which can move over other pieces.

The goal of the game is to checkmate the opponent's king. Checkmate occurs when the king is under attack and cannot escape. The game can also end in a draw if neither player can checkmate the other player's king.

Strategy

There are many different strategies that can be used to play Prabhu Baa. Some of the most common strategies include:

* Controlling the center of the board: The center of the board is the most important area of the board. Controlling the center gives you more space to move your pieces and attack your opponent's king.

* Developing your pieces early: It is important to develop your pieces early in the game. This means moving your pieces out of their starting positions and into positions where they can attack your opponent's pieces.

* Protecting your king: Your king is the most important piece on the board. It is important to protect your king from attack. This can be done by keeping your king in the center of the board and by surrounding it with other pieces.

* Attacking your opponent's king: The goal of the game is to checkmate your opponent's king. To do this, you need to attack your opponent's king with your pieces.

Prabhu Baa is a challenging and rewarding game that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. The game is a great way to improve your strategic thinking and problem-solving skills.