Forest, cave or Himalayas…where do Naga Sadhus disappear after Kumbh? Know the story of the mysterious journey of the monks

A grand event of Mahakumbh is going to be held in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, which will start from January 13. Naga Sadhus are always the center of attraction in the Kumbh Mela. He attracts people's attention with his unique attire, ashen body and trident. But do you know where these sadhus disappear as soon as the Kumbh is over? If not then let us know.

Meditation and penance in the Himalayas

It is said that Naga Sadhus spend most of their time in meditation and penance in remote areas of the Himalayas. Their world is completely different and mysterious from the society. Naga Sadhus come among the common people only in big religious events like Kumbh. Apart from this they are never visible to people. This is the reason why Naga Sadhus are the center of attraction in the Kumbh Mela.

Representation of Akharas

Naga Sadhus represent their Akharas in the Kumbh Mela. There are many big Akharas in India at pilgrimage sites like Varanasi, Haridwar, Prayagraj and Ujjain. After Kumbh, the sadhus return to these Akharas. Where he spends time in meditation, meditation and religious education.

Initiation of new monks

The process of becoming a Naga Sadhu is also a special part of the Kumbh Mela. People wishing to become Naga Sadhus join Akharas and are given initiation. Sadhus who take initiation at different pilgrimage sites have different names. Like the one taking initiation in Prayagraj "Rajarajeshwar"in Ujjain "Bloody Naga" and in Haridwar "snow snake" It is said.

Religious journeys and lifestyle

Many Naga Sadhus go on religious journeys after Kumbh. They visit different temples and pilgrimage sites and participate in religious events. Their life is full of discipline and discipline, which makes them separate and independent from the society.

Live at Kashi and other pilgrimages

Some Naga Sadhus live permanently at pilgrimage sites like Kashi, Haridwar, Rishikesh and Ujjain. These places are centers of religious and social activities for them. There, along with spiritual practice, he also imparts religious knowledge to the people.

Mysterious but inspiring life

The life of Naga Sadhus is a symbol of penance and meditation. They may live away from the society, but their presence and lifestyle reflects the depth and spirituality of Sanatan Dharma. His glimpse in the Kumbh Mela forces people to think about his mysterious world.