Brindavan Mey Kunja Bhavan Mey || Bakthi Sangeeth || Swami Haridoss Giri (Kalinga Nardhanam)

Описание: Swami Haridoss Giri's "Brindavan Mey Kunja Bhavan Mey " Bhajan in Bakthi Sangeeth.

Guruji’, Swami HaridhosGiri, an embodiment of Guru Bhakthi and acclaimed as “Nama Sankeerthana Ratham”, Chief Disciple of Swami Gnanananda. Like Totakacharya to Adi Sankara, was Swami Haridhos Giri to Swami Gnanananda Giri. Guruji was his Guru’s precious and blessed gift to this world assigned to spread the cult of Nama Sankeerthanam. He lived his whole life for this cause and to emancipate the human race from the turmoil of this Kali Yuga and to instill in the hearts of millions of his devotees and Bhagavathas all over the world, the universal message of Maharishi Sukha “Kalau Sankeerthya Kesavam”.
Guruji was born in the holy Arunachala temple precincts of Tiruvannamalai and comes of a family deeply steeped in Harinama Sankeerthanam. It can be aptly stated that Swami Gnanananda’s appearance in South India during early last century was to take possession of this divine avatar for Namasankeerthanam, nurture it and dedicate it to the world for its ennobled mission. He voluntarily possessed his disciple; in turn the disciple was an icon of Guru Bhakthi and knew nobody other than his Guru; verily both merged into each other with the Guru willingly playing the role of the Lord in Sanctum Sanctorum and the disciple that of the Utsava Murthy that took to the streets to redeem the millions of devotees from the influence of Kali by presenting himself at their door steps.
During this period he established a spiritual and philanthropic haven in Thennangur (Dakshina Halasyam) in South India for posterity to carry on his cherished desire to serve the Lord and the society. Towards carrying on the activities of this cause, he also established various Charitable organizations viz Sri Gnanananda Seva Samajam, G A Trust, etc. After a life span of nearly six decades, he has gone into Tapas under the holy waters of Ganges in Rudra Prayag. This Jala Samdhi took place on the 4th September 1994.

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