Early Life
Sadhak Sri Sri Bamdev took birth in the village of Atla, situated approximately 2 kilometers from Tarapith. His father was Sarbananda Chattopadhyay. Many texts indicate his birthdate as the 12th of Falgun in the Bengali year 1244 (corresponding to 1837 CE), a day that coincided with Maha Shivratri.
Spiritual Journey
From a young age, he displayed deep concentration in his spiritual practices ("Sadhana") dedicated to Tara Ma. He affectionately referred to Tara Ma as "Choto Ma" (Little Mother) and Mouliksha Ma as "Boro Ma" (Elder Mother). His devotion and spiritual practices were intense and unwavering.
Divine Service
Having completed his intense spiritual discipline, he dedicated himself to assisting numerous individuals in overcoming their difficulties and safeguarding them from various perils. His selfless service and spiritual powers made him a revered figure among devotees, and his legacy continues to inspire spiritual seekers to this day.
Legacy
Bamdev's life and teachings remain an integral part of Tarapith's spiritual heritage. His deep connection with Tara Ma and his compassionate service to humanity exemplify the true path of devotion and selfless service.
History of Bamdev (Bama Khapa)