A visit by ‘Jangam’ sudhus to a household is considered equivalent to a visit from Lord Shiva himself, and they are regarded as superior to fixed lingas (stone idols installed in temples).
According to popular belief, many people mistakenly consider these Aghori sadhus to be tantriks and often fear approaching them. Aghoris are considered devotees of Lord Shiva and primarily follow ...
They narrate the tale of Lord Shiva’s wedding with Goddess Parvati and celebrate the glory of Dashnam sadhus through their distinctive performances. The Jangam is a Shaiva order of wandering ...
Naga Sadhus, ancient Indian ascetics, practice strict renunciation and lead austere lives focused on spirituality, celibacy, and purity. They play a significant role in the Maha Kumbh Mela ...
Shankarpuri Maharaj elaborated, “The adornment of Naga Sadhus is deeply linked to Lord Shiva. From the ash that signifies impermanence to the damru that resonates with cosmic rhythms ...
Naked Hindu ascetics and pilgrims are taking holy dips in sacred rivers in the first major bathing day of the Maha Kumbh festival, which is the largest religious congregation on Earth.