Devotees Reminiscences of Shiva Prabhakara Siddha Yogi Paramahamsa |Book Review
Review of the Ebook -Devotees Reminiscences of Shiva Prabhakara Siddha Yogi Paramahamsa
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Shivaprabhakara Siddha Yogi was born in March 1263 C.E near Kalady of Ernakulam district in Kerala. He lived on earth for 723 years and attained Samadhi on April 6, 1986, in Omallur, Kerala.
This book is a compilation of experiences of
Shivaprabhakara Siddha Yogi's devotees over the centuries by His Holiness
Sreedhara Swamikal.
This is not
just another book about a Maha Purusha. What sets it apart is its deeply
personal and experiential nature—an anthology of incidents and miracles as
recounted by devotees over centuries, witnessed and lived by many.
Born in
March 1263 C.E. near Kalady in Kerala, Shivaprabhakara Siddha Yogi is
said to have lived for 723 years before attaining Samadhi on April 6, 1986, in
Omallur. This remarkable lifespan, coupled with his divine presence, has been a
source of awe and inspiration for countless seekers.
Compiled by His
Holiness Sreedhara Swamikal, the book captures the spiritual journey and
miracles of the Yogi through the voices of his devotees. These accounts span
generations and reflect the Yogi’s extraordinary life, his supernatural grace,
and his profound influence on the spiritual evolution of his followers.
The English
translation by Kamal Niranjan deserves special mention—it strikes a
delicate balance between preserving the depth of mystical experiences and
making them accessible to contemporary readers. Translating such sacred
narratives is no easy feat, but this version retains the original spirit and
clarity.
At its core,
the book is a compelling blend of spiritual wisdom, historical insight, and
heartfelt testimonies. It documents miraculous healings, divine interventions,
and transformative moments that speak to the Yogi’s enduring connection to the
cosmos and his compassionate presence in the everyday lives of devotees.
Having had
similar experiences with my own Guru, I found many of these stories deeply
relatable. The reverence and devotion captured in these pages reflect a shared
spiritual heritage that continues to guide seekers across time.
The short
chapters make the book an easy and engaging read, allowing you to move through
the narrative effortlessly. Each chapter is thoughtfully crafted to retain the
depth and essence of the teachings and experiences being shared. This format
keeps the reading light while still offering meaningful insights, making it
perfect for both quick reading sessions and deeper reflection.
More than a
spiritual biography, this book stands as a historical and cultural testament to
the traditions of Indian mysticism. For those curious about yogic wisdom,
mystic traditions, or the life of a great Indian saint, this is a powerful and
enlightening read.
Pick up this book if you're drawn to stories of divine grace, spiritual transformation, and the timeless path of faith.
Kamal
Niranjan is an IT professional, based in Bengaluru. He is an avid book reader
who loves to read about Indian history and mythology. He debuted in his writing
journey with his historical venture Hakka & Bukka - Dawn of the
Vijayanagara Empire which was a sell-out within a month of its release. The
book received rave reviews and media coverage in Deccan Herald and Pune Mirror.
Previously reviewed book by the author - Hakka & Bukka - Dawn of the Vijayanagara Empire
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