Satguru Swami Avyakta Saraswati

(January / 1899 - January 13, 1970 **) Indian TrikaGuru of Kerala
South of India.
 The details about the birth of SatguruAvy as they affectionately called it, are unknown.
The father died when he was five years old and his mother when he was six years old.
Since his birth (**), he was impressed by spiritual experiences.
His childhood developed in a mystical atmosphere with great awareness of the spiritual dimension SatguruAvy perennially found himself in very special samādhi, which led to the suggestion that he was born blessed.
When he turned 18, SatguruAvy became a vagrant yogi all over India.
Before the summer of 1920, he returned to the south of India and astonished everyone because it was said that he was miraculous performing wonderful cures.
 There SatguruAvy established a school that attracted people and devotees from India and surrounding areas
As a guru, most of the time he remained silent, although occasionally he taught.
 He became Head of Academics in AnanadaJiva Yoga.
 By carrying out training programs for yoga masters from abroad in very reserved, almost hidden, residential homes, as most of the illuminated true Swams do that continue to teach in secret, their priority was always the teaching of spirituality independently of religiosity.
 A devotee named PremaTulasi (1882-1945) compiled many, not all of his teachings, these wonderful archives were compiled and published in Kannada.
SatguruAvy had the power to transmit shaktipat directly with a single touch of his hands and through a special symbol created by him and based on a very specific little ritual
In 1940, he went to the Shiva temple in the village of Ganeshpuri and built his house.
 His devotees expanded it and it became the first ashram that remained hidden for many years as is the custom of some Swamis who secretly teach.
 Considered an avadhuta: which means 'he who is immortal', he died in January 1970
. His samadhi is found in Ganeshpuri
. His ashram, is preserved to this day by
 ShreeBhimeshwarSadguruNityanandSansthaGaneshpuri.