GS WEBZONE: “Nirmal Baba, the saint with sixth sense” plus 1 more

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

“Nirmal Baba, the saint with sixth sense” plus 1 more

Posted: 22 Mar 2011 08:56 AM PDT

Many people claim to have a sixth sense, which is a unique power, a person possesses to predict the up coming events. But Nirmal Baba a saint in the capital city of New Delhi in India, claims to have a strong and rather a very prominent sixth sense within him.

Nirmal Baba, is said to have healing powers and has the ability to scan the individual over the phone, who is thousands of kilometers away. Baba has literally powers to tell, what a person has kept in his wardrobe just by talking over the phone.

His deep and mysterious powers has helped several people in their sufferings. According to his disciples, he first develops a deep contact with the person he addresses and identifies the affected portion of the body, without telling him about his illness.

Nirmal Baba was a simple man ten years back. He developed his unique powers, with the help of his dedication to God and the blessings of divine powers. With the help of medication, he goes in to the state of trance and this is when he receives visions from Gods, which in turn help him to cure the people from their illness. Babaji has till now, with his miraculous powers, has relieved many of his devotees of their sufferings.

You might also like :

Indian woman likes to eat clothes

Posted: 22 Mar 2011 08:54 AM PDT

People often have cravings for yummy cuisines that are among their favorites. But Bangari, a 35 year old resident of Aralikere in the state of Karnataka, has a unique craving for cloths.

The 35 year old likes to eat clothes when she is hungry. Moreover, she prefers to have cotton clothing as they taste better than other fabrics.

The village people never hang any clothes outside their house to dry them after washing, as they know that Bangari would come and steel the cloths and have a tasty snack. Surprisingly, the villagers do not complain, instead, they keep their clothing safe from Bangari.

Bangari's mother, Shivamma said that her daughter developed the habit at a very young age. As she grew up she could not give up the habit and often craves for eating clothes. Bangari has also never complained of digestion problems due to the habit. Now that her family members are convinced that Bangari cannot give up her habit, ample amount of clothes are kept in stock for her to eat, whenever she is hungry. And if the stock at home gets over, then she comes out of the house in search of neighbor's cloths hanging outside. Now, there is no house in the village, which has not lost a cloth due to Bangari.