From eating raw human flesh to having sex with dead bodies…the lifestyle of the dreaded Aghoris is very mysterious.

Aghoris Mysterious Lifestyle: There are many types of sages in our country which include Brahmachari, Yogi, Nathpanthi and Vaishnav. But Aghori Sadhus are such that people get scared on seeing them. Aghori are a mysterious community, known for Tantra-Mantra and worship of Shiva. They live in the crematorium and burn the burnt dead bodies.

Aghori sadhus also consume alcohol, and the purpose of their sadhana is to progress the soul and get closer to Shiva. His lifestyle is controversial and mysterious. Meanwhile, today we are going to tell you about some secrets of the life of Aghori Sadhu, so let us know.

Sadhana in crematorium and consumption of human flesh

Aghori make the cremation ground their abode to worship Shiva. They use half-burnt dead bodies for spiritual practice and eat their flesh. You may have felt a little strange after hearing this but it is true. Because they believe that this increases the power of tantra action. While common people look at the cremation ground with fear and hatred, Aghori consider it the center of their spiritual practice and tantric activities.

physical relationship with a dead body

Let us tell you that like other sadhus, Aghori sadhus do not follow celibacy. According to him, the truest form of devotion to God is when the seeker is devoted to God even in the worst circumstances. Aghori believe that if the attention is focused on God even during physical activity with the dead body, then this is the highest level of sadhana.

tradition of smearing ashes

Aghori apply the ashes of dead bodies on their bodies. For them this ash is a symbol of purity and devotion to Lord Shiva. Aghoris believe that there is no difference between life and death. They consider Shiva as the ultimate truth and want to attain salvation through their sadhana. Let us tell you that the mystery of the Aghori sect, their spiritual practice and lifestyle has always been a matter of curiosity for the common people. Although his methods are criticized, the depth and dedication of his practice cannot be denied.