In order to establish any path, divine task, or a spiritual order, the master sometimes uses a few of his disciples and assigns them with this responsibility. However, the doer is always the master.
A number of devotees of Shri Saibaba are seeking the yogic path to advance their spiritual journey. However, in their quest, they sometimes become entangled in confusion, fall prey to imposters, or engage in incorrect yogic practices, which can cause them significant harm. To prevent these issues, Shri Saibaba has entrusted Ravindra Madhudi, affectionately known as “Bhaiyya,” with the task of establishing a yogic order aligned with the Gospel and Doctrine of Shirdi.
“He is a strict practitioner of Instrumental Devotion.”
In his own words, Bhaiyya describes himself as a mere instrument of Baba and states – “Do not consider me as anything more than you, I am one amongst you, I serve you since I’ve been ordained by my Guru to do so”. “I am no Guru, I’m no master, I am nothing” “I am just another person who is discharging his responsibility rested on his shoulders” “I will walk along with you till our destination”.
Bhaiyya hails from a family of academicians, doctors, and lawmakers. Though his father was an atheist, his maternal side of the family is deeply spiritual and that had all the influence on Bhaiyya.
Bhaiyya was sent to several paths of yoga and spiritual orders by our Guru Shri.Saibaba to ensure he attains mastery in every relevant yogic practice and path, so that he would establish a perfected spiritual practice of Shunya Kriya under Saipanth.
Bhaiyya spent a substantial amount of time in the Himalayas and spent time with Yogis, Avadhutas, and Siddhas and learnt a lot of techniques and teachings. The best of it all is being imparted to Saipanthis.
Any new yogic school and philosophy to establish it must have the blessings and concurrence of Mahavtar Babaji and the name “Shunya Kriya” was bestowed by Mahavtar Babaji at Satya Lok in Varanasi.
Shri Mataji, Nirmala Devi, the founder of Sahaja Yoga, personally tutored Bhaiyya and perfected him as a Kundalini Yogi.
“Pledging your faith without Reasoning is Blind Faith. Ask Questions of Your Guide/Guru and if he can Intellectually Satisfy Your Questions, then he is the One for you.”