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Haidakhan Babaji

Haidakhan Babaji is a mysterious figure whose identity remains unknown. He lived in the 20th century, but specific details about his life are scarce. It is believed that he passed away on February 14, 1984, but the circumstances and location of his death are not well-documented. more

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