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Siddha Yoga

Hello there. I saw your question on my talk page. No I don't think the addition of the word Baba is necessary. This is not a common word that most English speakers would recognize. You also provided no context for understanding what that word meant. So an average reader is just going to see this word either preceding or following Muktananda's and Nityananda's name and scratch their head wondering what the word means. If I remember my sanskrit correctly, it means "father", so perhaps an explanation that Muktananda was called Baba by his followers would be a welcome addition to the article.

I cannot understand why the addition is necessary. Perhaps you could leave an explanation on my talk page.

Thanks.

Welcome again to Wikipedia.

I just looked back at the history, I see that someone name BhargaJaDev (hope I got the spelling right) was the one who added the titles. Are you the same person? If so, can you also explain why you removed a reference to a scholarly article? The same question applies to removal of an aphorism of Muktananda's referenced in a movie.

TheRingess (talk) 02:02, 30 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Gujarati Dalit literature =

I don't get your point. What exactly do you mean by Dalit literature? I haven't heard such term before Nadesai 14:42, 5 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]