Parivarajaka - days of wandering
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Kamakshya
Belur & Dakshineshwar
Puri
Amarnath
Nepal
Rishikesh
Haridwar
Pondicherry
Madurai
Saffron bag for keeping holy ash, which traveled with him throughout his days of wandering.
Rudraksh beads from the string that he wore throughout his wandering days. He recently unstrung them to give them away one at a time to devotees.
During his wandering days, he would pick up water in this tumbler and check the energy of the water by dangling this rudraksh pendulum over it and drank the water if it was deemed fit.
Mahavtaar Babaji - the living Himalayan Master who gave darshan to Paramahamsa during his wandering days in the Himalayas. It was Babaji who at this meeting pronounced his name 'Paramahamsa Nithyananda'
This picture was taken during the Himalayan 2006 tour.
This is a picture of a Shiva deity in Haridwar. When in Haridwar, Uttaranchal, Paramahamsa suddenly took very ill. A young man calling himself Shankar Maharaj and claiming to be from a nearby ashram approached him with medicines and food, took care of him until he got better, and left. After getting well, Paramahamsa found his way to the ashram and asked for him. He was told there was no one by that name there but that the Shiva deity there was known by that name. Paramahamsa was taken aback and to his amazement saw that the diamond pen that the man had on him was on the Shiva deity. He stood filled with mixed emotions of disbelief and gratitude. Paramahamsa experienced in many mystical ways, the invisible hand of Existence caring for him in his days of quest.