Biography - Yogi Ramsurat Kumar

‘Yogi Ramsuratkumar could see Reality, that is to say the noumenon, what is hidden beyond
appearance (phenomenon), beyond sensible experience. On the contrary, what our eyes see
is only maya (appearance, illusion), lila (cosmic play). All Yogis’ devotees will recall Bhagavan
sitting with us or walking among us, and all of a sudden looking up, and after a few seconds
bursting into laughter. He laughed heartily. We had the feeling that he saw something none of
the devotees was able to perceive.’
‘Therefore, at a higher level – the one of Yogi Ramsuratkumar – what is generally called evil,
violence, abuse, has its cosmic function. So, even what in human eye appears as the most
tragic evil, ultimately is nothing but good: it is God’s grace.’
‘Bhagavan gives whatever is required when we require it. The Guru does nothing for himself,
everything is for us. The desperation we experience, the resentment we feel towards him, and
the estrangement we ourselves bring about, all these emotions are natural and necessary
stages in the progression towards faith, and are guided by his concern for our growth.’
Yogi once asked a devotee: “Don’t you have a Guru in Calcutta?” “Yes, I have”, the man
answered, and told his Guru’s name. “Then, why don’t you follow him? Why do you need to
visit this beggar?”
“This beggar has not built an ashram or temple. This beggar has not written any books either.
There’s nothing about this beggar’s life that’s inspiring. But he has left a Name for mankind.
Out of his love, Father has given a Name – the Name Yogi Ramsuratkumar – to humanity, for
its benefit. This beggar’s Name is in the sky. This beggar’s Name can be heard in the sky.”
- Yogi
“This beggar has no mind. So, this beggar has no plans. This beggar cannot even pray. Every
thought, every word, every gesture of this beggar is controlled by Father who runs the whole
cosmos” - Yogi
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