Aghori: This article is presented as a conversation

This article is presented as a conversation between a disciple and The Master and seeks to demystify who Aghoris are. Aghori sadhus, known for their unorthodox practices and deep spiritual philosophy, seek liberation through tantric rituals, meditation on cremation grounds, and a strict disciple-Guru relationship. Aghoris are practitioners of a highly esoteric and controversial tradition within Hinduism , often associated with intense rituals, meditation, and ascetic practices. The term “Aghori” literally means “not fearful,” referring to their fearless approach to life, death, and the supernatural. Aghoris are a sect of Siva worshippers. They are mostly found in the states of U.P., and Bihar. Aghora is one among the five faces of Siva. It literally means non-terrible. Aghoris worship Aghora Siva or Bhairava. However, their practices are terrifying to the common man. Origin of the Aghoris Sages Vishwamitra, Vasishta, and Vamadeva practiced Aghora rituals and so were queen Churala of Yoga Vasishta, Raja Vikramaditya and Abhinava Gupta of Kashmir. Many of the famous Sanskrit works have ...