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Kavi Yogi Maharishi Dr. Shuddhananda Bharati KANAKABHISHEKAM to His Holiness Kavi Yogi Maharishi SRI SWAMI SHUDDHANANDA BHARATIJI MAHARAJ (Founder - President Suddhananda Yoga Samaj) From the Devotees of H. H. SRI SWAMI SIVANANDAJI MAHARAJ (Founder - President of The Divine Life Society, Shivananda Ashram, Rishikesh) Om Sri Satguru Parmatmane Namah, Salutations and Prostrations in the name of Beloved and Worshipful Holy Master Sri Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj. Sashtang Dandwat Pranams at the Holy Feet of Revered Yogi Sri Swami Shud - dhananda Bharatiji Maharaj, very aptly referred to as Kavi Yogi and Maharishi by no less a person than the most Revered H. H. Shankaracharya Narasimha Bharatiji Maharaj of Sri Sarada Peetam, Sringeri. We feel greatly privileged and offer our humble prostrations with a sense of deep gratitude to the Divine and Satgurudev Sri Swami Sivanandaji for having given us this unique opportunity of making this little offering at the Holy Feet of Revered and Venerable mystic, saint and sage-poet of awakened India, Sri Kavi Yogi Maharishi Shuddhananda Bharatiji, on this auspicious and Holy occasion of Kanakabhishekam. We are indeed Blessed! We offer our special prayers to the Almighty Lord to all the saints, sages and seers of Holy Bharat Varsha and to Beloved and Worshipful Gurumaharaj to bestow upon your holyself long many years of radiant health to continue to inspire and bless numerous devo - tees of the Lord by your presence precepts and Personal guidance. Revered Kavi Yogiji Maharaj, you have indeed put to-day’s spiritual world in par - ticular, and mankind in general under a deep debt of gratitude by the several of your works, through spiritual literatures, prolific compositions both in prose and poetry and the Divine Kirtans. So also through the several journals and unique institutions both social and spiri - tual which have blossomed under your umbrella and are radiating Shuddha Sama Yoga. To name just one Shuddhananda Bharati Desiya Vidyalayam High School , whose -Decen - nium is being concurrently celebrated. It is only one such example of the composite per - sonality that forms yourself. No amount of comparison would be sufficient to encompass the total personality moulded into one in the form of a saint, a seer, a Maharishi and the yogi powered by the spirit of ‘Desa Bhakti’. It is to Him, we pay our humble prostrations and adorations. You your holyself are the full spirit of the Bhagavat Gita and the uniqueness lies in the fact that ail works spring from the innermost depths of your intuitive experience. They come with a force of inspiration and beauty of creativity that Place them in a distinc - tive class of their own as you your good self Kavi Yogi Maharishi are. Beloved Sri Swami Shuddhananda Bharatiji Maharaj, the awakener of mankind to its higher spiritual mansion upon this earth planet we pay our humble prostrations and seek your blessings. Hari om Tat Sat. 1O-10-1989 Holy Vijayadashami Shuddhananda Bharati Kanakabhishekam pictures Humble devotees of Sri Gurudev Swami Sivanandahi Maharaj Editions ASSA Grand'Rue 180 1454 L'Auberson – Suisse Web : www.christianpiaget.ch ______________.
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