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An Indian saint has set a record by not taking a bath for 32 years. Sadhu Ganga Puri Maharaj has become the main attraction of this year's Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh. Known as Chhotubaba to his devotees, he has been encouraging devotees to take a holy bath even though he has not taken a bath himself. The Maha Kumbh Mela is about to begin at the confluence of three rivers in India.
This fair holds special significance for followers of Sanatan Dharma. Pilgrims have already arrived to attend the event. 57-year-old Ganga Puri Maharaj has arrived in Prayagraj from Kamakhya Peeth in Assam. This 3-foot-8-inch tall saint has caught the eye even before the start of the Maha Kumbh Mela. Devotees call him Chhotubaba. Chhotubaba's determination not to take a bath and his spiritual thoughts are impressing people.
Devotees believe that his self-sacrifice adds spiritual strength to their lives. Chhotubaba says, you have come to see us, we have also come to see you. You have come here to see the Majma, we have also come here to see the Majma, this is a meeting place for people, this is a meeting place for people. Here, the soul needs to be one with the soul. But Chhotubaba does not impose any obligation on his devotees for his way of life. He says, let everyone realize their own spirituality. I have chosen my path, you choose yours.
His presence at the fair is not only a symbol of spirituality, but also a reflection of the combination of tradition and modern life. He has not bathed for more than three decades. Why does he not bathe? He himself says that due to some determination, he has not touched water on his body for all these years
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He said, I have a promise in my mind. That's why I don't bathe. If I bathe, I will go to Kamakhya through this estuary. Devotees surround Chotubaba all the time. There is no less curiosity among the devotees about him. Although he himself has not bathed for 32 years, he has advised the devotees not to walk on that path.
This is the largest gathering of traditional religious and spiritual seekers organized every 12 years on the banks of the Ganges, Yamuna and Saraswati rivers in Prayagraj, Haridwar and Nashik. Millions of pilgrims and tourists from all over the world gather here. This Maha khambha Mela, listed as a UNESCO cultural heritage, will last for about a month and a half from January 13 to February 26
It is estimated that about 450 million people will gather this time. There are 200 luxurious cottages with tents to accommodate a large number of people. The local administration has also made extensive preparations for this Mahamela in Prayagraj. Strict security measures have been taken to control the large crowd.
Free food and drinks are provided to the pilgrims who come to the fair every day. The pilgrims say that participating in this fair is an extraordinary experience of their life. They feel that it is possible to gain spiritual strength and peace of mind by coming here. Seeing this strange lifestyle of Chhotubaba and the atmosphere of the fair, many are becoming interested in their spiritual life again.
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