About Dadu Dayal

Dadu Dayal, also known as Bhagat Dadu, was a 16th-century Indian saint and mystic who played a pivotal role in the Bhakti movement.

• Dadu Dayal was born in 1530 CE in the village of Dadi, near Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan.
• He was a direct disciple of the great saint, Kabir.
• Dadu Dayal was known for his extraordinary spiritual powers, which included clairvoyance, telepathy, and healing.

Achievements of Dadu Dayal

Dadu Dayal achieved numerous spiritual milestones during his lifetime, including:

• Realization of the divine within himself.
• Establishment of the 'Bhakti' movement in Rajasthan.
• Preparation of the 'Bhagat Puran', a sacred text that chronicles the lives of the Bhakti saints.

Philosophy of Dadu Dayal

Dadu Dayal's philosophy was centered around the concept of 'Bhakti', or devotion to the divine.

• He emphasized the importance of self-realization and the realization of the divine within oneself.
• Dadu Dayal believed in the concept of 'Shuddh Advait', or pure non-duality.
• He advocated for the practice of 'Sant Mat', or the path of the saints.