In a country filled with vibrant temples, incense-scented rituals, and gods adorned in silk and gold, Lord Shiva stands apart ...

Aghori Sadhus, Know their mysterious world, what their life look like, and how are they different from Naga Babas? Aghoris often engages in intense meditation, believing Shiva to be omniscient ...

The Aghori tribe traces its roots back to the 17th century in India and is believed to be part of the Kapalika sect, a Shaivite tradition that worships Lord Shiva.

They are also devoted to Shiva, ... The current guru of the Aghori tradition is Baba Siddharth Gautam Ram, who is the 12th in the lineage and the head of the Krim-Kund ashram.

Aghori sadhus, known for their unconventional practices and unique spiritual path, have always intrigued both believers and skeptics. These ascetics, who believe in worshipping Lord Shiva, often ...

The ritual starts with a grand aarti at the Mahashmashan Nath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Devotees, including Aghori sadhus and ascetics, smear themselves with ashes and chant "Har Har ...

As part of her pilgrimage to various Shiva temples, the Aghori reached Srikalahasti and was preparing to enter the shrine when the temple security staff requested her to wear proper clothing.