Siddhaguru

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Siddhaguru

Ramanananda Maharshi
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Personal
Born
Guduru Venkata Ramanaiah

(1968-04-27)April 27, 1968
Kappatrala, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh
ReligionHindu
NationalityIndian
QuoteYou are God indeed! Experiencing your divinity through meditation and samadhi is true spirituality.

Siddhaguru Ramanananda Maharshi (born 27 April 1968) is an Indian spiritual living guru and author of "A new Guide to becoming one with Paramashiva",[1]"Atmadarshana Anubhuti",[2], "Shaktipatam"[3], "Shirdi Sai Anugraha Rahasyam".[4] and "Abdul Baba Jevitha charitra".[5].

Early life and education

He was born in April 1968[6] in Kappatrala, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh to Guduru Narasaiah & Nagamma. His birth name is Guduru Venkata Ramanaiah.

Self realization

On June 29th 1995, he had attained self-realization. This happened in Goddess Kanakadurga temple where his initial spiritual journey began. Unknowingly his eyes closed, Kundalini awakened and reached Crown Chakra (The-Sahasrara). He was in a different world of ecstasy for two and half hours-The state of Nirvikalpa Samadhi. The state of being united with Supreme. This state lasted for 21 days. This created a transition in his lifestyle. The real philosophy of spirituality is unfolded. The true perception of Shastras, Vedas, Upanishads is apparent. His experience is included in his first book.

Siddhaguru affirms that there is a intuitive connection between a guru and self-realization. He believes that without guru's grace one cannot attain Self-realization.[7].

A Siddhaguru is the epitome of divine love[8].His aura always draw attention of people towards him. He firmly say that divine love is the only practice that connects a Guru and a Disciple and it is the only, that keeps the Guru-Disciple relationship stronger.[9]

Career

Shaktipat Meditation

The transfer of cosmic energy from guru to disciples is called shaktipat. When the guru does shaktipat, a disciple will have divine experiences in a fraction of a second without any spiritual practice, thereby enjoying a blissful state. Siddhaguru Ramanananda Maharshi performs Shaktipat during Meditation. He attained Shaktipat power in 2001. He also authored a book "Shaktipatam",which describes kundalini awakening in a disciple in detail.

Shiva Shakthi Shirdi Sai Anugraha Mahapeetam

Siddhaguru established, Shiva Shakti Shirdi Sai Anugraha Mahapeetam also known as Ramaneswaram in 2012 to create awareness of Super consciousness dwelled in a human being through manifesting with a symbolic portrayal of Lord Shiva, The Shiva linga.[10].

Grama Devatas

Siddhaguru consecrated 4 grama devata idols, Maremma, Pochamma, Yellamma and Poleramma on September 9th, 2020 at Ramaneswaram village for a good fortune and offered to the world. He also authored a storam on 600 village deities for the benefit of the world to get out of all pandemic woods.[11].

Achievements

  • 11 books of records entities have recognized the work of Siddhaguru for donating 10 lakhs books titled “Shivude Devadi Devudu Adi Devudu Paramapurushudu",[12] in a day.

Controversies

In 2016, Fourth town police registered an FIR against Siddhaguru for telecasting objectionable content against Chaganti Koteswara Rao in his TV channel Sivasakti Sai. The complaint was lodged by PS Narayana of Chaganti Satsang who claimed that the channel telecasted a programme on May 5 in which an effigy of Chaganti was beaten with shoes and abused by the with unparliamentary language.[13]

In 2017, A video of Siddhaguru went viral in which he was seen calling Ramayana a cooked-up story and questioned that 'How could a monkey (Anjaneya) speak? If that is true, why can't the Monkeys we see Today lack such ability?'. His comment led to heated debates in TV channels.[14] Later the same year, he released a clarification video for the allegations raised against him on Ramayana controversy.[15]

In February 2018, Telugu comedy actor Karate Kalyani, lodged a complaint against the Shiva Shakthi Sai TV channel. The actor alleged that the devotional channel, owned by Siddhaguru, ran a defamatory programme, that made objectionable comments on her personal and professional life. She also accused the channel of collecting her visuals from various sources and editing it to malign her character, even though she had never given them a single interview. The actor claimed that Ramanananda bore a grudge on her as she had protested his 'objectionable' comments on Ramayanam, Rama and Hanuman, and accused the guru of using his channel to defame her.[16]

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References

  1. ↑ 18 days Deeksha
  2. ↑ [1],Atma Darshana Anubhuti Book.
  3. ↑ [2],Shaktipatam Book.
  4. ↑ [3],Shirdi Sai Anugraha Rahasyam.
  5. ↑ [4],Abdul Baba Jevitha charitra.
  6. ↑ siddhaguru-a-guru-with-endearing-dimension
  7. ↑ Siddhaguru And Self-Realization - An Intuitive Connection
  8. ↑ Divine love-The language of God
  9. ↑ Guru Disciple relationship - A silent expression of companionship
  10. ↑ [5],Shiva Shakthi Shirdi Sai Anugraha Mahapeetam.
  11. ↑ [6],Grama Devata Stotram.
  12. ↑ Shivude devadidevudu adi devudu paramapurushudu
  13. ↑ May 18, TNN /; 2016; Ist, 06:12. FIR against Ramananda Maharshi. {{cite book}}: Text "Visakhapatnam News - Times of India" ignored (help)CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  14. ↑ "Ramayana - A Cooked-up Story: Ramanananda Maharshi". tupaki.com.
  15. ↑ "Hidden facts of Ramayana".
  16. ↑ "Telugu actor 'Karate' Kalyani files complaint over 'defamation' by Shiva Shakthi Sai TV". 2018-02-02.
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