Japan Billionaire Shiv Bhakt Kanwar Yatra Transformation (1)

What is the power of Shiva Bhakti, if someone has seen it in a true form, then it is Hoshi Takayuki, the business ticun of Japan. Takayuki, who was once a well-known name in Japan's beauty industry, now introduces himself as Kumbha Gurumuni. The person who was the owner of 15 luxury beauty stores in Tokyo is seen wearing saffron clothes in the streets of Haridwar, and is seen absorbed in Shiva name with Kanwari.

Life changed with pulse astrology

A journey to Tamil Nadu, about two decades ago, gave a new direction to Hoshi Takayuki's life. The prediction of palm letters in a pulse astrology center there showed him a glimpse of his previous birth. He was told that he was once an ascetic sage in the Himalayas. This revelation was so deep that Takayuki's life vision changed. The glimpse of Uttarakhand and the Himalayan call in dreams pulled him from Japan towards India.

Left business, house changed in Shiva temple

This spiritual call shook Takayuki inside. He handed over the entire chain of his beauty stores to his followers in Tokyo and came to India himself. Not only this, he converted his Japanese house into a Shiva temple. Another pulse reading confirmed his spiritual name Bala Kumbha Gurumuni, which made his resolve even stronger.

Camp in Dehradun, Temple in Puducherry

Today Bala Kumbha Gurumuni has come to India with 20 Japanese followers and is staying in the camp near Dehradun. Here he is providing free food to the Kanwari. According to Ramesh Sundriyal, a close friend of his close friends and Indian advisor in Japan, this journey is not just a faith but a far -reaching attitude.

Gurumuni's mission is - construction of Shiva temples across India and discovery of spiritual roots. For this purpose, he has also bought 35 acres of land in Puducherry, where a grand Shiva temple is going to be built. This investment can become a symbol of not only brick and stone, but of spiritual renaissance.

Hoshi was seen in Haridwar's Kavad Yatra

Recently, when a Japanese face was shocked among thousands of devotees immersed in saffron on the Kawad road of Haridwar, everyone was shocked. But that face was not only within faith, but the culmination of dedication. The presence of Gurumuni enchanted thousands of devotees present there. The arrival of Japanese followers to India also gives a glimpse of their influence and international network.