Babaji and VT Neelakantan : 1901 – 1983
VT Neelakantan was a famous journalist and a graduate of Madras University. He was one of the class mates of Dr. Annie Besant V.T. Neelakantan had multiple ailments including diabetes dysentery, cellulitis and ulcers in the legs and high fever. He was given healing sessions to continue writing three books dictated by Babaji. Babaji was moved greatly by the forbearance of Neelakantan and his devotion – when he was about to collapse Babaji caught him in a warm embrace, kissed his forehead, wiped away his tears and blessed him that he remain 51 years forever.
Ramaiah’s emotional letter urged Neelakantan to visit him. Even this meeting was planned only by Babaji. They were asked to organize Kriya Babaji Sangah; a Yoga Society dedicated to the teaching of Kriya Yoga, and charitable, educational and spiritual activities in Chennai and Los Angeles. The official name was later changed to Kriya Babaji Yoga Sangam.
All the three books titled “The Voice of Babaji and Mysticism Unlocked”, “Babaji’s Master key to All Ills”, and “Death of Death” was dictated personally by Babaji to V T Neelakantan. These books were published in 1952 and 1953 by the Kriya Babaji Yoga Sangah in Madras, India. Babaji showed him complete form to V T Neelakantan on July 26, 1952 and materialized almost daily in his Pooja room to dictate Verbatim.
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