(March 1897-8 September 1981) was a teacher of the twentieth century the doctrine of Advaita Vedanta or non-duality. He led a life of petty trader in Mumbai (Bombay), where he sold "bidies" (small Indian cigarettes). The direct style of teaching Westerners interested him as much as oriental, in particular through the book that published by his disciples: "I am That," which was translated into many languages (French: "I am"). His spiritual lineage is called Navnath Sampradaya, whose origin dates back to the Rishi Dattatreya.
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