Prahlad Jani

Yogi Prahlad Jani- Indian breatharian (leave without food and water)
Can you imagine being away from water and food for a day?

I suppose not. But do you know, There’s a guy in India named Yogi Prahlad Jani also known as Chunriwala Mataji.

He is born on 13 August 1929, who claims to have been living without any source of food or liquid in his mouth for 70 years.

But what is the reason behind such an incredible account?

Yogi Prahlad Jani usually lives in the caves of the mountain(Yogi Prahlad Jani Mataji address), but once every year, he visits his family to celebrate Navratri.

People worship him as a “Holy Man.”

According to Prahlad Jani, at the age of 7, he had a vision and had a bite of food and water ever since.

He further stated that on the 8th day of Navratri 3 goddesses (Ma Kali, Ma Lakshmi, and Ma Saraswati) appeared to him and offered him to follow them, upon him asking about food, the goddesses placed a finger on his lips and asked him not to worry about food and water ever again.

‘Mataji‘; Prahlad Jani was under observational studies two times. One in the year 2003 and 2010.

In the year 2003, Prahlad Jani was under strict observation by the Indian Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Science (DIPAS).

His body was strictly observed for ten days by a team of medical doctors and scientists as well, led by Dr Sudhir Shah. He had no access to food and water and monitored 24×7.

Every possible a clinical test was done on him including CT- scan and daily blood counts, but the results came out.

This incident shook every scientist and doctors as the experiment done with him were far from any scientific understanding.

According to Dr Urman Dhruv, Prahlad Jani did not consume anything from his mouth, neither food nor any liquid and did not pass urine or stool during those 10 days of observation.

Prahlad Jani explained how he is still in a good health condition; he said he gets his nourishment from a medium that produced from the roof in his mouth.

The substance that gives him the nourishment to live known as Amrit, it’s a Sanskrit word that means without death.

In 2010 Mr Jani was again under observatory surveillance in the sterling hospital which was again led by Dr Sudhir Shah along with 35
Medical experts but this time the Indian Defence Institute (DIPAS) was the exclusive authority.

DIPAS director stated that Prahlad yogi’s alleged power could be of some benefit to humanity as well as to the soldiers and astronauts who have to go on without food and water for a long time.