“Baba ji” is what we call them .I think they are among the most respected people in India. They live a very simple life on streets , near rivers and most of them on hilly areas. Sometimes I wonder how these people survive without a source of income. Yes, they don’t have a source of money. People give them food and cloths to get their blessing and that is how they live. This is not something new in India. Sadhu babas are living their life in this way from a very very long time in India. They have so much religious and cultural involvement that this blog wont be sufficient to describe everything about them .
From my recent observation about these people , I have found that these people have gain a lot of publicity all over world not because of religious point of view but because of the stuff they smoke openly(yes your guess is right) . For them those things are legal in India. I don’t know what they do is right or wrong but I do enjoy their company and their stories. Also they are most photogenic people on the streets of India
I found these 3 babas near the very famous Lord brahma temple, Pushkar , india. The time I pointed my camera to capture them he raised his hand for blessing with smile 🙂
Thanks for reading .. Blessing from Babaji .. Jeetey raho 🙂
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I am Deepak Chauhan, traveler, photographer, rider and a TEDX speaker from Haridwar, India. I started traveling on a motorcycle by coincidence when my friend(Bhishma) asked me for a short Trip from Mumbai to Goa On a Motorcycle and he didn't know how to ride one. We started on his motorcycle for a weekend trip and ended up traveling 46000+km across India in 500+days on a Royal Enfield. During this trip, I quit my job but kept traveling on people generosity. After my India tour, I started a crowdfunding campaign for Europe Trip and Traveled 16,000 Km across 18 European countries on a 25-year-old motorcycle using the Crowdfunded money. I saved some money (using Couch surfing )during my Europe trip.
I got sponsored by Castrol Biking for traveling across south east asia. I have traveled across south east Asia for 6 months and now started my own business of making world class OMO Electric cycles and Manual cycles with my friend Bhishma
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