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Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti 2027

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Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti 2027 is on Tuesday, 19 January 2027. Ekadashi tithi begins at 10:27 AM IST on 18 Jan and ends at 07:50 AM IST on 19 Jan. Ekadashi is the tithi at sunrise on 19 Jan.

Ekadashi tithi begins10:27 AM, Mon, 18 Jan
Ekadashi tithi ends07:50 AM, Tue, 19 Jan
Abhijit Muhurta12:17 PM – 01:00 PM
Times forUjjain (IST)

श्री तैलंग स्वामी जयंती 2027 कब है?

श्री तैलंग स्वामी जयंती 2027 मंगलवार, 19 जनवरी को है। एकादशी तिथि 18 जनवरी को सुबह 10:27 बजे से 19 जनवरी को सुबह 7:50 बजे तक रहेगी।

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Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti
Marks the birth of the naked avadhuta of Varanasi (1607–1887), the Telugu-born yogi whom Sri Ramakrishna hailed as a living Paramatma. Falling on Pausha Shukla Ekadashi — the same Rohini-nakshatra day he was born — devotees gather at his Kashi math on the Ganges to honour him.
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The name 'Trailanga' simply marks his origin — the Telugu-speaking Trailanga country of Andhra, from where he wandered north and settled in Varanasi around 1737. Stories of his siddhis are specific, not vague: sitting motionless for hours on the scorching stone of Manikarnika Ghat, drinking poison unharmed, and floating on the Ganges for long spells. In old age he kept the Ajagara-vritti — the 'python vow' — lying still while devotees poured abhisheka water over him from dawn till noon. Sri Ramakrishna met him at Kashi and is said to have fed him nearly 25 kg of pudding in one sitting. When he died on 26 December 1887, his body was not burned but given Jala-samadhi in the Ganges, as Dashanami sannyasis are. Paramahansa Yogananda later carried his story west in 'Autobiography of a Yogi'.
PRARTHANA FOR SHRI TAILANG SWAMI JAYANTI
Om Namah Shivay
1. Om Namah Shivay
Guru Paduka Stotra
2. Guru Paduka Stotra
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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti in 2027?

Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti 2027 falls on Tuesday, 19 January 2027. Ekadashi tithi runs from 10:27 AM, 18 Jan to 07:50 AM, 19 Jan IST, as calculated for Ujjain. Times shift by a few minutes for other cities.

What is Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti?

Marks the birth of the naked avadhuta of Varanasi (1607–1887), the Telugu-born yogi whom Sri Ramakrishna hailed as a living Paramatma. Falling on Pausha Shukla Ekadashi — the same Rohini-nakshatra day he was born — devotees gather at his Kashi math on the Ganges to honour him.

Why is Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti observed?

The name 'Trailanga' simply marks his origin — the Telugu-speaking Trailanga country of Andhra, from where he wandered north and settled in Varanasi around 1737. Stories of his siddhis are specific, not vague: sitting motionless for hours on the scorching stone of Manikarnika Ghat, drinking poison unharmed, and floating on the Ganges for long spells. In old age he kept the Ajagara-vritti — the 'python vow' — lying still while devotees poured abhisheka water over him from dawn till noon. Sri Ramakrishna met him at Kashi and is said to have fed him nearly 25 kg of pudding in one sitting. When he died on 26 December 1887, his body was not burned but given Jala-samadhi in the Ganges, as Dashanami sannyasis are. Paramahansa Yogananda later carried his story west in 'Autobiography of a Yogi'.

What are the other names for Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti?

Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti is also known as Telang Swami and Trailanga Swami.

Which prarthanas are recited on Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti?

Om Namah Shivay and Guru Paduka Stotra are recited on Shri Tailang Swami Jayanti. You can listen to them with audio on this page.

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