Tridandi Swami

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Tridandi Swami Biography

Shri Tridandi Swami (22 April 1905 – 2 December 1999) was a renowned Sri Vaishnava saint and one of the foremost preachers of the Sri Sampradaya in North India. One of the foremost disciples of Sri Prativadibhayankar Swamiji of Kanchi, he popularized Sri Vaishnavism throughout North India among the masses and brought Sri Vaishnavism beyond its traditional domain of South India. After Sri Rangadeshika Swamiji, who founded the Ranganathji temple in the mid-19th century, he can rightly be counted amongst the most noteworthy Acharyas of Sri Vaishnava sampradaya.

1. The renounced life of Shri Tridandi Swami ji was of 74 years (from 1926–1999). During the span of these 74 years Shri Swami ji carried through various activities of the utmost importance for the welfare of the world. He has written several commendable sacred books. He got constructed several temples, schools and cow stalls, etc.. He moulded the life current of a good deal of persons. By virtue of his holy and merciful vision a large number of atheists became theists. During his lifetime many astonishing yogic miracles were noticed by the people at large every now and then. He had great faith in the Vishishtadvaita philosophy of the Lord Ramanujacharya. His votaries believed that he was a partial incarnation of Vishvaksena ji – the commander in chief of the Lord Narayana.

He manifested himself on Baishakha Krishna Paksha third, Friday in Anuradha Nakshatra Vikram era 1962 (1905 A.D) in the Shishirgadh village, 12 km southward of the Buxar town in the state of Bihar. He descended in the lap of Shrimati Mahamanya Indira Devi, the virtuous wife of an immensely devout Saryuparin Brahmin named Shrinarayan Chaturvedi.

The duration of his trance went on farther. He remained in extreme exaltation for five, seven and fifteen days continuously. Just for pulling on his physical body he started taking some unboiled cow-milk obtained in alms. Sometimes he took only a few fruits like mango, guava, etc. Observing the total renunciation and ascetic leaving and seeing characteristics of a great man of divine nature in Tridandi Swami ji people got highly attracted towards him. Now Shri Swami ji dwelt in a hut made of grass and straw. In the mean time his spiritual guru (teacher) who had given him the Vaishnava initiation gave up his worldly body and reached the Supreme abode in the Uttarabhadra Nakshatra of the eleventh day of the dark fortnight of the month of Jyesth of the Vikram era 1998 (1941 A.D.). In accordance with the last wish of his divine preacher he had to manage the sixth throne of Shripati Peeth Shri Lakshmi Narayana Temple, Charitravan, Buxar. But as Shri Tridandi Swami ji was, in effect, a Paribrajak Sanyasi (wandering ascetic) and had taken a vow for propagating the devotion to God from village to village roaming throughout India, he entrusted the responsibility of managing the said Shripati Peeth on the shoulders of his most worthy and competent disciple Shri Swami Devanayakacharya. Besides, there was also a mutt named Shri Kosalesh Sadan belonging to the said Lakshmi Narayan Temple in Ayodhya. Shri Trindandi Swami entrusted the responsibility of managing this ‘mutt’ on the shoulders of his well capable disciple named Vedmartand Shri Rama Narayanacharya ji. After sometime he made his both disciples ‘pithadheesh’ (proprietors of the shrines). He also conferred on them the vows of Tridandi Sanyas (renunciation).

In the Siddhashram Buxar itself he started chanting the sacred ‘Narayana Mantra’ with utmost faith and devotion. He attained mastery over all the limbs of the eightfold yoga of Nathamuni and performed sadhana in famous centres of pilgrimage like Badrinath , Muktinath , Gangotri etc. By dint of this Yogic practice he acquired surprising supernatural powers. Owing to be spontaneous grace of the Lord he soon became an undisputed master of the ‘Ashtanga Yoga’ of Nathamuni and its limbs (Yam – Niyam-aasan – Pranayam – Pratyahar – Dharana -Dhyan – Samadhi ). Shortly thereafter, he kept himself fully absorbed in yogic meditation after which he used the siddhis(occult powers) attained thereby for the benefit of hapless souls.

He (who later on became Tridandi Swami) was a yogi (a contemplative saint) and a sage possessing true spiritual knowledge by birth. However, following the worldly order he went to Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Charitravan, Buxar for study. He stood first class first at the ‘Sahityacharya’ examination held in Buxar. After that he went to Ayodhya and engaged himself exclusively for the deep study of grammar and again he secured the first rank in the first class at the ‘Vyakarnacharya’ examination held there.

Since then Shri Tidandi Swami’s Acharya Nishtha ( allegiance and loyalty to his preceptor ) and Bhagavat Priti ( love and devotion to God ) had become so deep that he started remaining in Bhava Samadhi (emotional trance) for 2-2, 3–3 days. Sometimes he wailed loudly, at times became unconscious to hear the transcendental conduct of God and His devotees. Every now and then he used to become oblivious to the external surroundings, inter alia, even of his saffron belongings and Kamandal (water pot – earthen or wooden used by ascetics). He was often seen sitting at secluded spots under trees with a view to beholding and realizing the Supreme God.Shri Tridandi Swami Ji was endowed with rare ability to usually memorise the contents of the book once he went through it. He was at home in “Ashtanga Yoga” and he remained in trance for 5 days together.

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