Steve Jobs’ wife arrives at Maha Kumbh,to stay in Niranjani Akhara camp till Jan 15

Steve Jobs’ wife arrives at Maha Kumbh,to stay in Niranjani Akhara camp till Jan 15
Prayagraj: American billionaire businesswoman executive, philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Steve Jobs, reached the ashram of her guru, Swami Kailashnand Giri, the Acharya Mahamandleshwar of Niranjini Akhara, in Prayagraj on Saturday. She will be staying at the camp till Jan 15 before heading back to the US to participate in the swearing-in ceremony of UP President-elect Donald Trump.
Accompanied by her 40-member team, Laurene landed at Prayagraj on Saturday night and entered the Maha Kumbh mela area on Sunday noon."On the first Amrit Snan on Jan 14, ‘Kamla' (a name given to her by her guru) will be behind my chariot along with Swami Vyasanand Giri, who was anointed as Mahamandaleshwar on Sunday evening, and that would be the first Sangam bath of Kamla at Prayagraj," said Kailashanand.
As per the schedule, Niranjini Akhara would be taking bath between 7:05 am to 7:45 am on Jan 14.
On her arrival at the camp on Sunday, Laurene dressed in a peach-yellow salwar suit, with ‘Rakshasutra' (kalava) on her right arm and a Rudraksh Mala hanging from her neck, was accorded a grand welcome with a synchronised playing of trumpet. She was served hot masala tea in kulhad, which she readily accepted and enjoyed.
Later, she was served a traditional Indian lunch.
"She was pure satavik, even before meeting me in February last year at my Haridwar ashram. Being a very simple and humble woman, she spends her day meeting the people in the camp, performing sadhana, Kriya Yog and Pranayam," said Kailashanand.On Saturday, Laurene had visited the Kashi Vishwanath temple and offered prayers there under the supervision of Kailashanand Giri.
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