Dakshinamurthy Kamakshi Ganga nadi Rig Veda Paramahamsa Upanishad - tat tvam asi- aham Brahmasmi.
A Paramahamsa is supposed to be without clothes. If you enter the city to preach after enlightenment, you can wear clothes. Otherwise, you cannot wear clothes. We don't follow these things since we live in the city all the time. The sky is supposed to be the clothing for us. If you wear clothes, you should wear rainbow colors, like Jain monks. Jainism is actually a very high standard philosophy. People will run away if I talk Jain philosophy. Akasha, or the sky, is the cloth that they wear. Rainbow is the color for the cloth if you enter the city. These were all designed in those days. If you wear a single color, people will respect you. If you radiate spirituality without wearing any single color, you are Paramahamsa. You should radiate the color without wearing anything. So, they will remove all identification, which is why a Paramahamsa is not supposed to wear kavi. But maintenance for saffron is easy and cheap. We need to adapt to the present day world. Whether you believe it or not, throughout a large part of my wandering life, which was around nine years I used the same three pieces of clothing. two saffron pieces and one saffron shawl.
Later in the bus trip, master said:
Akhila (Akhila Balaram from USA) had a vision of Mahavatar Baba on the way to Kedarnath! When she was riding on the pony, he appeared in front of her and walked past. I checked her energy and found she had really had his vision. She had been telling me everyday that she wanted Baba's darshan and I had told her that I could do nothing about it. If her desire was sincere he would give darshan!
She will be under the effect of his energy for a few days; she will have fever and suffer a bit; but that is all right!
Mahavatar Baba and Bogar (the saint who built the Palani temple in South Hindu) have a common guru: Dandapani. He is a sage who was enshrined in Palani. People later added a spear etc. to him. Agastyar, who is considered a direct disciple of Shiva himself, and father of the Tamil race, was guru to both..
Bogar created a statue of Dandapani out of navabashanam, a mixture of nine elements including the metal mercury and poisons, and installed it in Palani. It is a very high energy installation, like an artificial atomic power station. Though the navabashanam is wearing off due to abisheka (pouring water during *puja* ritual), the energy is not reduced.