Dada Rameshananda

Dada Rameshanandaji, a wonderful artist who was born in Maharlika (Philippines) passed away late at night on April 20, 2010 in Manila. He was feeling very good that day, then suddenly around 2 am he felt some pain. Immediately he was taken to the hospital, but on the way he passed away.

Even though Dadaji suffered much from diabetes, still he worked tirelessly to relieve the suffering of others. He is best known by his love for PCAP, paintings of nature scenes and portraits of individuals, his smile and friendly nature. But what many people don't know was the tireless effort he did to create and run his school for the poor children of Manila. He also held many PCAP art exhibitions in the Philippines and his kindergarten school classes are mainly on PCAP/Neo-Humanistic themes. He is a shining example of selfless service and sacrifice for all of us. Now he is on Baba's lap. - Dada Viitaragananda

My heartfelt condolences to all of Da'da's acquaintances and beneficiaries... Those of us who passed through Berlin Sector's Madhu Karuna MG Quarters or Didis' kindergarden in Verona, Italy will surely remember the beautiful paintings adorning their walls, thanks to Da'da's artistic talent. I will also cherish his sweet and soft smile and concern for poor children. May he rest peacefully on Ba'ba's lap... Didi A'nanda Arpan'a'

I feel very sad to hear he is no longer with us. He was the first margii I met when I got initiated by the late Dada Adveshanandaji in 1976. At that time his name was Rainjit. He asked me if I saw Dada Adveshanandaji´s aura while he was giving a lecture about luminous bodies. That same day he decided to dedicate his life to Baba's Mission. My condolences to his family and relatives. Also my condolences to the family of brother Harinath who also left his physical body last monday. He was LFT of Prout during our days. In Him always, Dada Visnupremananda

I am very sad to hear about the passing of Dada Rameshananda. He was a very jovial man and loved to sing kiirtan as he traveled around. His paintings can be seen everywhere in Manila Sector and other Sectors as well. I remember him as an LFT of VSS, in the training center in Davao, as school teacher, as a worker in Berlin Sector. I am sure that many people have been inspired by his action, his voice and his paintings. May all those left behind be happy in knowing him and seeing his wonderful contribution to humanity. I will miss him. Pranakrsnananda