Tibbetibaba was one of the few saints in India whose life was an amalgamation of the Advaita Vedanta doctrine of Hinduism and Mahayana Buddhist doctrine.
28 Facts About Tibbetibaba
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Tibbetibaba was a master of all the eight siddhis and supposedly had remarkable healing powers.
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Tibbetibaba's father was a Tantra yogi who had settled in Assam.
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Tibbetibaba's idea was that God must be very different from what common men and women think Him or Her to be.
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Tibbetibaba asked Nabin Chandra about his favourite object of love at his home.
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Tibbetibaba finally managed to reach there, unmindful of the obstacles that he had encountered during his journey from Nepal to Lake Manasarovar in Tibet.
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Tibbetibaba thought that perhaps God has sent the person to assist him in his aim of God-realisation.
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Tibbetibaba combined the teachings of Buddha's path such as love, non-violence and compassion for all living beings, and the Vedantic Hindu teachings of enjoying the presence of Brahman in all beings at the same time.
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Tibbetibaba was pained to see the people of Kanpur being oppressed by the British soldiers and officers.
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Tibbetibaba introduced himself as a monk from Tibet and asked a British officer to stop oppressing the innocent people.
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Tibbetibaba is among the very few saints in India who have made their soul to permanently or temporarily enter into another human body.
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Tibbetibaba told the Prime Minister about his spiritual thirst and the message sent by the monk he met at Amarnath.
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Tibbetibaba gave a letter to him to be given to a Lama known to him.
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Tibbetibaba asked him whether he remembered anyone at his home.
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Tibbetibaba then took Nabin to a famed lama named Paramananda Thakkar.
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Tibbetibaba finally attained Nirvikalpa samadhi of Nirguna Brahman and his childhood dream of gaining knowledge of Indeterminate God was fulfilled.
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Tibbetibaba was well received everywhere and his respect as a healer and spiritually accomplished man grew manifold.
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Tibbetibaba became literate in the languages of the countries he visited.
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Tibbetibaba incorporated into his life love, compassion and non-violence and towards all living beings from the teachings of Buddha.
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Tibbetibaba died at his ashram in Palitpur village in Burdwan, India, after keeping an idol of Buddha in front of him.
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Tibbetibaba was assisted by Dharma Das and some of friends in his efforts to get the ashram constructed.
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Tibbetibaba had so much physical strength that he could wrestle even tigers.
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Tibbetibaba aspired and practised Mahayana doctrine and the Advaita Vedanta doctrine at the same time.
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Tibbetibaba had said that the experience of knowing Brahman can make a person to realise the Universalism of the Mahayana doctrine.
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Tibbetibaba stressed the fact that one gains the knowledge of atman by great efforts.
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Tibbetibaba said that the Upanishads declare that there is nothing beyond the Atman and Paramatma is the highest manifestation of Atman.
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Tibbetibaba knew the similarities and dissimilarities between Mahayana doctrine and Advaita Vedanta doctrine, but he laid stress on the similarities.
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Tibbetibaba engaged in public service by giving good suggestions to all and by practising his healing powers.