Tapaswiji: Saint Who Lived For 185 Years

Born in 1770 in the royal family of Patiala, Krishna Singh was past 55 years old, when he embarked on his spiritual quest for the divine. He performed decades of intense tapas (penance) in the Himalayas and earned the name of Tapaswiji Maharaj. He intuited the highest levels of spiritual wisdom and reached the loftiest of yogic states. He became a celebrated saint and a Master of masters. In 1955 after an amazing life of 185 years, he voluntarily departed from his body in a final yogic act with AUM resonating on his lips.

From a Himalayan master he learnt the secrets of Kaya-kalpa treatment, a cellular rejuvenation process, for the rejuvenation of the human body. He went through the Kaya-kalpa treatments to regain his own youth three times. He secured the darsan of Bhagavan Sri Krishna, Lord Dattatreya, Lord Parasurama, Goddess Mahalakshmi and of several historic masters, sages, and personages, including Guru Nanak, Narada Maharshi, Durvasa Maharshi and Aswathama. During his long life time, he traveled all over India imparting spiritual wisdom to innumerable seekers of truth. The saint also medicines and dispensed freely a variety of Ayurvedic herbs to the sick and the needy. He often healed people with touch.

The open-minded readers of this biography will be inspired in their own spiritual efforts and elevated to higher levels of spiritual inquiry, as they will be exposed to the wondrous, spiritual realms scaled by the prince of Patiala.