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Hi there. I noticed that you had asked for more time to work on this page. However, we cannot have article that are not policy compliant in in the article-space: therefore, I have moved it to User:Udtrivedi/Shivkrupanand Swami. Please work on it there, and make absolutely sure it complies with WP:N, WP:V, and WP:NPOV. I would also strongly recommend that you use the WP:AFC process once you are ready. Vanamonde (talk) 10:24, 8 January 2017 (UTC)

Udtrivedi, I moved this article into your userspace with the understanding that you would make a serious effort to address the issues above. When I look at the draft now, I do not believe that you have done so; and a userspace draft such as this still needs to comply with WP:NOTPROMO, and must not be used as an indefinite storage space: see WP:U5. I'll give you a little longer, but after a point I will be forced to delete the draft. Everything in the article should be supported by reliable, secondary sources. And you should use any official website/publications only for the most trivial/noncontroversial information. Please make these changes as soon as you can. Vanamonde (talk) 10:32, 14 April 2017 (UTC)

Udtrivedi, you moved this article back to the mainspace without fixing the issue of promotional content, or any of the other issues with this article. I have therefore deleted it. Please do not recreate the same content again, as that is likely to be disruptive. I suggest you find some other topic to work on, as you seem quite attached to this, which may or may not be reason why it is promotional. Vanamonde (talk) 11:53, 20 April 2017 (UTC)

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Draft of Shivkrupanand Swami

Swami Shivkrupanand
Shivkrupanand Swami
Born	(1954-11-08)8 November 1954 Maharastra
Known for	Samarpan Meditation
Spouse	Mrs. Ruchira (Guruma)
Children	3

Shivkrupanand Swami (शिवकृपानंद स्वामी) or Baba Swami (बाबा स्वामी) is a Saint, Yogi and teacher of Samarpan Meditation, a meditation technique.

Shivkrupanand Swami He lives at Mogar village near Navsari, Gujarat, India. He considers himself as just a medium through which the master energies (गुरु शक्ति) can do their work.

Childhood

Shivkrupanand Swami was born on 8th November, 1954 in a Maharashtrian Brahmin family. There is not much information about his birth name or details about his childhood.

Search for Spiritual Knowledge

There are very few detailed sources about Shivkrupanand Swami's life. One source is his autobiography "The Samarpan Yog of the Himalayas" while another source is a short biography by a British journalist Hazel Courteney. Courteney - specializing in alternative health and spiritual issues took Shivkrupanand Swami's interview in April 2004. She has written about Shivkrupanand Swami in her book "The Evidence for the Sixth Sense: The Story Continues (Divine Intervention)", Chapter 10, pages 153-166. .

As per his autobiography, Shivkrupanand continued his spiritual search while completing his Masters in Commerce and serving as a Marketing Manager in an organization. He got married to Ms. Ruchira - who is now known affectionately as Guruma. Even though he was settled in life, his desire lay in attaining spiritual knowledge and experiencing God. He has quoted in his autobiography about repeatedly receiving three visions in meditation: one that of the Pashupatinath temple in Nepal, the second a tall, fair-haired ascetic and the third a little temple set on a small hill near the Himalayas.

As per Courteney's book, somewhere around that time a strange incident took place which was the turning point of his life. Shivkrupanand had once gone to Kanpur on an official assignment. Suddenly there was a bank strike and he had a few days off from his work. He decided to make the most of this free time and visit the Pashupatinath temple at Kathmandu, Nepal. But while entering the temple, he was completely surprised to find that a Nepali man, a complete stranger had actually been waiting for him there for last 3 days. This man requested him to come with him and meet one Saint named Shivbaba, an ageing ascetic. There was so much conviction in his voice that a mesmerized Shivkrupanand followed him and reached the cave where he met his first Guru, Shivbaba. Shivbaba, a tall, fair-haired, ageing ascetic told him that he had been waiting for Shivkrupanand's arrival for long and readily accepted him as his disciple. According to Courteney's book, Shivbaba then passed on to Shivkrupanand, over a period of 3 days, his entire spiritual knowledge that he had preserved in his lifetime. Having completed the purpose of his life, Shivbaba then gave up his mortal body.

Another writer Tim Sime interviewed Shivkrupanand Swami and wrote a book "The Flow of Consciousness: Samarpan Meditation - A Dialogue with Shree Shivkrupanand Swami" about it.

Samarpan Meditation

The name Samarpan (meaning complete, unconditional surrender) is used in the context that a meditator must have a feeling of total surrender to the Satguru (divine master) by letting go of his past (concerns) and future (worries). Shivkrupanand Swami claims that Samarpan Meditation can lead one to experience the awakening of Kundalini Energy through a pure wish.

In April 2015, Shivkrupanand Swami conducted an 8-day Samarpan Dhyanyog Meditation Camp for the Indian Parliamentarians (Organized by the Ministry of AYUSH). .

Shivkrupanand Swami has also conducted Samarpan Meditation workshops in Sri Lanka in the year 2016. The Prime Minister of Sri Lanka Mr. Ranil Wickremesinghe had shown great interest in conducting meditation workshop for Parliamentarians of Sri Lanka on similar lines to the workshop conducted for Indian Parliamentarians in 2015.

Various medical studies conducted by independent bodies have found that meditation in general and Samarpan Meditation in particular greatly helps towards reducing mental stress, hypertension, diabetes and blood sugar. Indian Red Cross Society Rajkot and K.J. Somaiya hospital and research group Mumbai had given reports about improvement in patient's medical condition after going through Samarpan meditation course.