By Sakshi Sah
Published Jan 18, 2025
Hindustan Times
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5 fascinating facts about Naga Sadhus
Naga Sadhus are regarded as spiritual warriors, committed to safeguarding the sacred practices of Hinduism.
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The holy bath is said to have been first taken by those considered disciples of Lord Shiva, known as Naga Sadhus.
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This custom has continued through the ages, symbolising the deep spiritual vitality of Naga Sadhus.
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Naga Sadhus are honoured with the first privilege of taking the sacred Amrit Snan, highlighting their religious significance.
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A Naga Sadhu is easily recognised by the fact that they stay naked, which is a key part of their identity.
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Becoming a Naga Sadhu is not a simple choice; it’s a tough journey that requires people to dedicate many years of their life.
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Naga Sadhus traditionally choose to be buried in a seated, meditative position when they are ready to leave their physical bodies.
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Showing their strong dedication to spiritual practice even after death.
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