The narratives of Mahavatar Babaji’s existence and teachings, as propagated by the above figures, rely heavily on subjective spiritual experiences, mystical encounters, and oral traditions. No objective historical records or credible external sources verify Babaji’s life, origin, or role. The evolution of the Babaji myth, especially after Autobiography of a Yogi, has contributed to the mystique but lacks substantial historical grounding.
By critically reviewing the available literature and their sources, it becomes clear that much of the narrative surrounding Mahavatar Babaji can be viewed as spiritual mythology rather than a verifiable historical account.
