BABAJI’S DEATH OF DEATH (KRIYA) a s Ey VT. NEELAKANTAN : a “SALA RAMAIAH, wa ’ rer ° Rs. 11/. NettCOPYRIGHT The world rights pertaining to 'Babaji's Death Si Death (Kriya)’ rest absolutely end entirely with the authors and publishers, Messrs. V- T. Nealokantan, 9, Surammal Lene, Egmore, Madras~8 and S. A, A. Ramaiah, 1-1, Arvlanenda Mudaly Street. Sap Thome, Mylapore, Madres~4, South Indie» 7 ‘This book is placed at the Lotus Feet of the Kriya Mulaguru Babaji, and dedicated to Sri V. 7. Neelakantany: children:— N. Vedagiri, —* . N. Karthikeyan, N. Suryanarayana, N. Suechidanandam and their mother, Srimathi Padmavathi Devi. if ath Copies from S. A. A. RAMAIAH No. 1-1, Arulanangg Mudaly St San Thoma, Mylapore, MADRAS~4, (South Indie).PRAYER %, Sathgura Deva! This is yet another flowrr at Thy Lotus Feet: Hope its fragrance of Kriya will spread far and wide to serve as a balm for the hesdaches of suffering humanity. S.A. A. BM. - | | i I . The Flame of Kriya HE ancient scientific art of YOGA is ‘ndia's worthy contribution to world-thought An immortal Dynamo that has been generating this soutsaving electricity of Yoga for centuries is BABAII, the Reviver of KRIYA which is a form of "Raja Yoga. In the nineteenth century iva, the torch of Kriya was carried from the Sangsh — Fount-Source in the calm, holy, secluded Himalayas into the dusty, dark haunts of suffering humanity by Lahiri Mahasaya, the first favourite disciple of Sathguru Babaji in the modern era. Rejecing all publicity L. Mahasaya catered to the needs of the never-ending stream of Kriya aspirants with unabated missionary zeal right up to Se last moment of his life. Then the mantle “descended 8n his foremost disciple, Sri Swami Yukteswar who organised Sadhu Sabhas at many places and thus brought into existence a regular organisation to carry on the Kriya Mission. During his @fetime he trained in his hermitage his successor, Paramahamsa Yogananda Giri who was the worthy ward selected by the Kriya Mula Guru for the purpose. Yoganandaji established a Yoga school at Ranchi and then carried the fleme of Kriya to foreign countries. In 1936 Sri Swami Yukteswar passed away and the heavy responsibility