Truth about Bageshwar Dham Baba
Mohak Mangal・2 minutes read
A popular Indian Baba, Bageshwar Dham Baba, claims to cure diseases like cancer and gained fame through televised miracles and mind-reading. However, critics question his legitimacy, with some labeling him a 'fraud' and suggesting he uses mentalism rather than divine power, promoting superstition in society.
Insights
- Some Indian babas, like Bageshwar Dham Baba, attract followers through claims of miraculous powers and mind-reading abilities, leveraging platforms like YouTube to amass a significant audience.
- Despite controversies and accusations of fraud, these babas continue to maintain popularity, with followers from various sectors like Bollywood and politics, highlighting the need for critical assessment of their practices and the impact of superstition on society.
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Recent questions
Who is Bageshwar Dham Baba?
A spiritual figure in India with controversial practices.
What are some practices of Indian babas?
Offering solutions to various issues, including mental health.
How did Bageshwar Dham Baba gain popularity?
Through televised miracles and mind-reading claims.
What are the concerns regarding Indian babas?
Spreading superstition and illegal practices.
How do Indian babas attract followers?
Through televised miracles and political commentary.
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"Classic Spaghetti Carbonara Recipe"
- Recipe for classic spaghetti carbonara
- Ingredients: spaghetti (400g), eggs (4), pecorino cheese (100g), guanciale (100g), black pepper
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- Fry guanciale until crispy
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Controversial Indian Babas: Miracle Workers or Frauds?
- Bageshwar Dham Baba, a 26-year-old, claims to cure diseases like cancer by looking at faces with his 'third eye.'
- Naresh Yadav rolled on the road for days to show devotion to Baba, refusing to walk.
- Baba's popularity in India is questioned, with some labeling him a 'fraud.'
- Various babas in India offer solutions from curing cancer with turmeric and cow urine to creating music videos.
- Asaram Bapu, despite being sentenced for a crime, retains followers from Bollywood and politics.
- Bageshwar Dham Baba, born Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, gained popularity through televised miracles and mind-reading claims.
- Baba extended his reach to YouTube, amassing close to 50 lakh subscribers.
- Baba's popularity is attributed to his political commentary and viral YouTube Shorts.
- Critics suggest Baba uses mentalism rather than divine power, spreading superstition.
- Baba canceled an event where he was challenged to guess names and details of attendees.
- Baba's videos show him practicing untouchability, which is illegal in India.
- Babas like Ram Rahim Singh offer solutions to mental health issues, attracting followers.
- The government is urged to address mental health issues and superstition to combat the rise of such babas.
