Talk:Baba Balak Nath

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I think I have enough information in this article.

I was doing my own research in this related article. I will be happy to supply information within en.wikipedia.com's scope.

I will be adding few pictures (which I took). But how to put pictures here?

Thanks. —Preceding unsigned comment added by AnThRaX Ru (talk • contribs) 04:09, 8 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

If You drop your photos to Wikimedia Commons, then next is easy to get inside article. --Indu (talk) 12:07, 24 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I wonder if you might also include some information about the midsummer veneration of Baba Balak Nath? I haven't been able to find sources online, but I keep seeing the palanquin with the living boy selected to represent the God being carried through my district every year, and not much information about this tradition is in evidence. AaronCarson (talk) 02:21, 23 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Cleanup

I have edited the article but there are still some format and grammar problems which I was unable to fix. For example the sentence "Lord Shiva became very happy and blessed Baba Ji to be a Sidha symbol of worship for devotees till Kali Yuga and blessed him child like image to remain for ever." I do not know what this means. 97.116.31.40 (talk) 21:00, 11 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

SOME INFORMATION NEEDED TO CORRECT,

I am from Jhelum near Tilla Jogiyan, I have been there at the peak of Tilla Jogiyan, It is true there are places of jogi babas, but I am not agree what you have written regarding jageers of 9 villages, Babas had no Jageers they were jogi who are homeless people nothing to do with worldly life, and Please note Jhelum and Chakwal and including present Pawalpindi division this whole area belongs to Rajputs since the time of Raja Poro or porus who fought against Alexander, so I means this area always have been the Jageers of Rajputs before Islam and After Islam belongs to Muslims Rajputs Like, Janjua Rajputs, Ghakhars or Kiyani Rajputs, bhatti Rajputs , chip and etc , Only at the time of Sikh period which starts from 1800 to 1835 , only for 35 years when Muslims Rajputs fought against Sikh invaders, there is possibility when Hindu and Sikh joint togather they might hold few villages of dist only for that small period, otherwise there is no such proof that any one else had this Jageers, for ref read Janjua OR jalalpur articles or see Jhelum district article on vikipedia ,

I am from Jhelum, village Bajwala which was known as dattan now know as Bazwala kalan,(This villages started by Raja Baz Janjua actually was know as BAZ WALA. 1730 YEAR ) only for that 35 years of sikh rule when actually our forefather were on Gorilla war with Sikhs, — Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.105.134.127 (talk) 17:11, 25 March 2013 (UTC) i want to know had baba ji gone to haridwar in his whole life.[reply]

Spelling needs correction

The spelling in the title should be Baba, and not Bawa. Bawa can be mistaken for a surname, whereas Baba has the correct connotation. May I request original writer of this article to correct this error in spelling please.