Mahakumbh 2025: Naga Sadhus attract everyone's attention in Mahakumbh. Naked body, body smeared with ashes, long locks of hair and Rudraksha rosary – this unique image of her is a special attraction for devotees and tourists. In the Kumbh Mela, these sadhus come from major Akharas and are seen in Digambar form. But as soon as the Kumbh ends, where do these sadhus suddenly disappear, this question arises in everyone's mind.
The life of Naga Sadhus is based on mysterious and harsh penance. Their presence is amazing during Kumbh, but after this they get absorbed in their daily routine and meditation. Come, let us know about this mysterious world of Naga Sadhus.
Who are Naga Sadhus?
Naga Sadhus are symbols of renunciation and harsh penance. These sadhus are mainly associated with Akharas, like Panchadashnam Juna Akhara and Mahaparinirvan Akhara. In Kumbh, he is seen in his Digambara form, with Trishul, Bhasma and Rudraksh. Naga sadhus lead the royal bath, which is considered the most sacred moment of the Kumbh.
Where do Naga Sadhus go after Kumbh?
After the end of Kumbh, Naga Sadhus return to their ashrams and Akharas. There he remains engrossed in yoga, meditation and rigorous penance. They believe that living life considering the earth as a bed and the sky as a sheet is the real form of renunciation.
asceticism and solitary life
After Kumbh, Naga Sadhus go to the Himalayas, forests and secluded places to meditate. They earn their living by eating fruits and flowers or seeking initiation. His entire life is immersed in penance, yoga and spirituality.
stay in pilgrimage places
Some Naga Sadhus live in pilgrimage sites like Prayagraj, Haridwar, Nashik and Ujjain. They also go on religious trips and follow Sanatan traditions and live a recluse life away from society.
Unique identity of Naga Sadhus
Naga Sadhus are famous for their naked form, body covered with earth and strict discipline. Their lifestyle is completely different from the society, which makes them different from ordinary humans.
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