Shri 108 Baba Krishna Das Aghori
Krishna Das Aghori has been one of the few Aghoris lived in the last century, nowadays there are just a hundred in the whole India. The official date of his Samadhi is February 5th 2004. He never left his Dhuni (sacred fire) except for some rare occasion. The meeting at his Ashram has made me live again the ancient experiences of this family of Sadhu. His teachings have been precious jewels of wisdom, intelligent shortcuts toward the realization of the Self. For those who stopped at his Dhuni looking for a spiritual comfort, he was a fond father full of attentions but without attachment. He didn't love very much people looking for amulets or magics. As good Aghori, he didn't have disciples but children. He lived many years in Omkareshwar, one of the most suggestive among the sacred cities in India. The small city on the shores of the river Narmada is famous for the island that looks like a Om and because it entertains one of the 12 Joth Lingam (representations of Shiva). Next to the ancient temple of Gori Somnath in the center of the island you will find his Samadhi.
Govinda Das Aghori
Omkareshwar
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Narmada river has been for some years to the footlight of the chronicles for the construction of a series of dams that have defaced the splendid landscape and caused the forced transfer of the residents without a suit social reintegration. Omkareshwar has definitely changed its ancient face as the images that follow testify:
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Shri Shri 108 Shri Baba Manohar Das Aghori, Krishna Das guru
Baba's audio recording (1998)
Images of Baba
