Spiritual Leader ‘Pilot Baba’ Passes Away at 86
Renowned spiritual leader and Mahamandaleshwar of Juna Akhara, ‘Pilot Baba’, passed away at the age of 86. The revered saint, who had been ailing for some time, breathed his last at Apollo Hospital in Delhi. His final rites will be conducted in Haridwar.
Born Kapil Singh, Pilot Baba was originally a Wing Commander in the Indian Air Force (IAF), where he earned the nickname ‘Pilot Baba’. He served as a fighter pilot in two wars with Pakistan before renouncing the world to embrace a life of spirituality.
The news of his passing was announced on his official Instagram account, which stated, “Om Namo Narayana, With a heavy heart and in deep reverence to our Beloved Gurudeva, it is informed to all disciples, devotees world over that our revered Gurudeva Mahayogi Pilot Babaji has moved on and attained Mahasamadhi. He has left his mortal body today. It is a moment for everyone to stay calm at their homes and offer prayers. Please do not create chaos and anxiety. This is the moment to be calm and offer our gratitude to him. Further instructions as guided will be informed to all. Namo Narayana.”
Pilot Baba’s journey from a decorated military career to a revered spiritual leader has inspired countless followers around the world. His teachings and life story remain a source of spiritual guidance for many.
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