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Vinod Bihari Das (विनोद बिहारी दास)

Bhaktamal: Vinod Bihari Das
Real Name - Vinay Kumar
Other Name - Vinod Baba, Sri Sri Vinod Bihari Das Baba ji, Sri Sri 108 Sri Vinod Bihari Das Baba Ji Maharaj
Guru - Sri Kishorikishoranand Das Baba, also known as Sri Tinkodi Goswami
Aradhya - Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
Born - 9 April 1947
Residing Place - Barsana
Marital Status - Unmarried
Father - Sri Daam
Mother - Lavanya
Language - Hindi, English, Bengali
Eminent - Spiritual Saint

Sri Sri Vinod Bihari Das Baba Ji is a Gaudiya Vaishnava saint. After blessing various cities of India, Baba finally took refuge in Radha Rani's Ashram (named Priya Kunj Ashram) in Pilipokhar, Barsana since 2006. Baba is a true example of the mercy that the Supreme Lord has and is sure to be present in the supreme devotees of the Lord like Baba.

Sri Sri Vinod Bihari Das Baba Ji was so influenced by the teachings of Ramakrishna Paramahansa that he decided to change his life completely. He was awakened to the spiritual aspect of life. Baba says that he started living a very simple life.

Baba is not only the source of mercy for the residents of Shri Dham Barsana, but also for the fallen souls all over the world.

विनोद बिहारी दास हिन्दी में पढ़ें

श्री श्री विनोद बिहारी दास बाबा जी एक गौड़ीय वैष्णव संत हैं। भारत के विभिन्न शहरों को आशीर्वाद देने के बाद, बाबा ने आखिरकार 2006 से पीलीपोखर, बरसाना में राधा रानी के आश्रम (प्रिया कुंज आश्रम नाम) में शरण ली। बाबा दया का सच्चा उदाहरण है जो सर्वोच्च भगवान के पास है और है बाबा की तरह प्रभु के परम भक्तों में उपस्थित होना निश्चित है।

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