The Nāth Sampradāya is a Shaiva tradition , which is a blend of yoga, tantra, and devotional practices. At its core, the tradition venerates Śiva as Ādinātha, the “First Nāth,” who serves as the primordial teacher. It traces its roots to Matsyendranātha, a 9th–10th century yogi credited with introducing tantric and yogic principles, and Gorakṣanātha, […]Read More
The Shiva Purana stands as one of the most respected and sacred texts within Hindu literature, dedicated to Lord Shiva, the God of destruction and regeneration. This Purana provides a deep narrative of the origins, deeds, and symbolic significance of Shiva. Its narratives extend past mythology and mention elements of devotion, cosmology, and religious philosophy, […]Read More
Exploring the Sacred Splendor: Unraveling the Mystique of 108 Shiva Temples at Ambika Kalna, West Bengal Nestled amidst the tranquil environs of West Bengal, India, lies a pilgrimage site steeped in divinity and architectural grandeur – the 108 Shiva Temples at Ambika Kalna. Constructed in 1809 by Maharaja Teja Chandra Bahadhur, these temples stand as […]Read More