Biography of Nirmala Sundari | Life of Anandamayi Maa

Biography of Nirmala Sundari (Anandamayi Maa)

Name: Nirmala Sundari

Birthday: 30 April 1896

Thikaan: Khora, Brahmnabariya, Bengal

Husband: Ramani Mohan Chakraborty

Occupation: Saint

Died: 27 August 1982 aged 86 years

Early Life of Nirmala Sundari:

Anandamayi was born as Nirmala Sundari Devi on 30 April 1896 in the present day village of Tilora in Baglandesh, now in the village of Brahmaberia district. Her parents were a conservative Baishnav Brahmin Bipin Bihari Bhatratacharya and Mokshada Sundari Devi. Her father, who was originally a resident of Vighakut in Tripura. Was a Vaishnavite singer, though the family lived in poverty. Nirmala studied in the village schools of Sultanpur and Khiro for about 2 to 4 months. Though her teacher was happy with her ability, her mother continued to be indifferent and unhappy due to the mental development of her daughter. When her mother once became seriously ill, Riste Daro also commented rudely about the child, saying that she was clearly unaffected.

In 1908, at the age of twelve, 10 months, keeping in mind the rural customs at that time. He was married to Ramani Mohan Chakraborty of Vikrampur, now Munshiganj district, who was later named Bholanath. After five years of marriage at her brother-in-law's house, she had been attending homework for a long time in a state of meditation. It was in the Ashtagram that Harkumar, a cut-throat neighbor, who was widely regarded as insane, recognized and proclaimed her spiritual talent, developed a habit of addressing him as Maa, and gave him proof in the morning before dawn and dusk. Done

When Nirmala was about seventeen years old, she moved to live with her husband, who was working in the city of Ashtagram. In 1918, she moved to Bajitpur where she remained until 1924. It was a married marriage whenever Nirmala's body would take the qualities of death, whenever there were thoughts of lust towards Ramani.

On the full moon night of August 1922, at midnight, twenty-six-year-old Nirmala received her spiritual initiation. They told that the ceremony and its rites were appearing spontaneously to them when they were called. Although illiterate on this matter, the complex rites match those of the traditional ancient Hindu religion, including the offerings of flowers, mystic images and fire sacrificial fire. After that I said, as a Guru, I disclosed the mantra as a Shishdha, he accepted it and started reciting it.

Work of Nirmala Sundari :

Nirmala moved to Shahbagh in 1924 with her husband, where she was appointed as caretaker of the gardens of the Nawab of Dhaka. During this period Nirmala went into ecstasy in public kirtan. Nirmala is called Anandamayi Maw, which means, Khushi is allowed to be mother, or Anand is allowed to be mother. He was mainly responsible for the first ashram built for Anandamayi Ma in Ramna in 1929 within the premises of Ramna Kali Temple.

Death of Nirmala Sundari:

Ma died in Dehradun on 27 August 1982 and later on 29 August 1982, a Samadhi Mandir was constructed in the courtyard of her Kankhal Ashram in Haridwar, North India. Anandimayi Ma never prepared what he said. Wrote or amended it, people often had difficulty in informal conversations because of their constitutional motion. Before broadcasting her speech was made available.

Books of Nirmala Sundari:

1) Life and education of Shri Anandamayi Mow by Alexander Lipsky, Orient Book Distributors 1983

2) In 1999, Oxford University Press, Mother of Bliss by Lisa LaSalle Hallstrom

3) Autobiography of a yogi - Yogananda Paramahamsa

4) A compassionate touch of Anandamayee's mother - Chaudhary Narayan

5) Dutta Amulya Kumar in collaboration with Mr. Ma Anandamayee

6) Ray J Mother as Rewilda to me, Bhaiji

7) Shri Ma Anandamayi - Girupriya Anand

8) Mookerji Bithika 2002 with Mr. Ma Anandamayi.