Swami Kashi Bub Ji Maharaj - A Spiritual Saint

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Introduction: Kashmir is considered a land of the Rishis, saints, sages and mystics who enriched the Valley with their knowledge, rich experience and ascetic life. The Valley of Kashmir has given the world numerous holy men and women who taught people about the values of compassion, selflessness, detachment and self-realization. Swami Kashi Bub Ji Maharaj was a great ascetic who devoted his life to the God, wisdom, service and establishing Dharma. Through his asceticism and preaching, people found true knowledge about themselves and the meaning of human life.                   (Image Courtesy: Internet) The Beginning of an Extraordinary Spiritual Journey: Swami Kashi Bub Ji Maharaj was born in 1920 on the auspicious occasion of Janamashtami at Panzmulla in Anantnag. His father, Late Shri Ram Chand Taploo, was a humble farmer who brought him up with traditional values. From his early childhood, however, Swami Ji displayed an extraordinary incl...
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