The Bizarre Path Of The Left Hand Of God: Aghori

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  • The Sanskrit term Aghora comes from adding the prefix “A” to “Ghora”. “A” meaning
    negation and “Ghora” meaning intense or deep. Aghora therefore symbolizes a style of life
    where a person of the Aghori tradition doesn't have intense or deep feelings. It does not
    distinguish between various emotions and seems to be indifferent to the various stories of life.
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    The Aghoris are believed to be descended from earlier Saivite ascetic orders.2 These
    ascetics considered themselves to be Shiva's cattle, and believed Shiva would assist them in
    freeing themselves from the bondage of the earthly realm.3 Aghori is the one who follows the
    path of the Aghora.
    A path of evolution and spiritual realization that starts from the most
    animalistic, grossest aspects of the human being and stage after stage evolves into what can be

    called a liberated soul. They stand for the left-ha 4 nded route to salvation, or vampanthi. The
    dakshinpanthi, or right hand path, is its opposite and comprises universal spiritual practises like
    meditation, prayer, and bhakti that were taken from the early Vedic writings. The Vampanthi, on
    the other hand, stand for peculiar habits that society sometimes views as inappropriate and immoral. Their ceremonies are frequently contrasted with western occultism.
    .
    These aspects also distinguish them from other Hindu sects.5 Because these sadhaks often do not
    care about anything but the ultimate, they are often disinclined to act as per the conventional
    "spiritual" role.
    #spirituality #aghori #tantra #meditation #aghora #kali #shiva
    Voiceover: Abhinav Banerjee
    Score: Original x Epidemic music x Motion Array
    Edit: Aakash Chauhan
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  • @ayobamikeji8784
    @ayobamikeji8784 Před rokem +354

    I believe this is an expression of total and complete acceptance. It is a truly beautiful practice, poetic by nature. In this place, no one or no thing is left behind. I have experienced this place in meditation and, for the first time, felt complete acceptance, peace. All of my 'imperfections' were brought to light in the most loving way, I needed to change nothing about them. I was perfect as I was, a beautiful disgrace. I believe we will all understand and feel this unconditional love together soon 🙏🏾

    • @brucestuff
      @brucestuff Před rokem +1

    • @duder8888
      @duder8888 Před rokem +18

      Thank you for this... The very thought is the most beautiful feeling to experience...

    • @kylefenrick9168
      @kylefenrick9168 Před rokem +7

      The state which predicates judgment, is not dependent on the experience, tho through the activation, one can find the dissolution source. Due to arising and dissolving into and from the same

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 Před rokem +11

      I am not looking for this at all. I want mastery over the laws of nature, I want perfection, not acceptance. I do not chase a feeling; I am above feelings. Will power is all that matters to me.

    • @jerrimenard3092
      @jerrimenard3092 Před rokem +3

      Thank you, I needed to hear this today.

  • @Navili502
    @Navili502 Před rokem +89

    It's very interesting that the aghori refer to themselves as "cattle" of Shiva because the Ancient Egyptians had also refer to themselves in this way as being "cattle of the gods"

    • @KhmerTarotReading
      @KhmerTarotReading Před rokem +4

      Cattle didn’t eat their own, aka canniba-

    • @SpiritualStarSeeker
      @SpiritualStarSeeker Před rokem +1

      That's interesting

    • @handle6781
      @handle6781 Před 10 měsíci +1

      ​@@KhmerTarotReadingaghoris are not cannibals first check the media shows them as they are cannibals and very alcoholic but cannibal means people who kill and then eat the body of a person aghoris don't kill people they eat the dead bodies of people they eat everything that has no life they even drink their urine and poop

    • @JazzyFunkaHolic
      @JazzyFunkaHolic Před 8 měsíci +2

      ​@@KhmerTarotReadingreal aghoris dont have to do that kinda stuff according to another aghori. Do you refer to the big showoff in Media, where one might think about if these media loving aghoris who Talk about the most bizarre stuff only have still a big ego

  • @anaclaudiacarmo8937
    @anaclaudiacarmo8937 Před rokem +240

    The left hand path represents an extreme polarity of spirituality.. And the true goal of enlightenment is not to be captured in extremities (good or bad). The goal is to rise above the polarities and gain an upper view. To become the top of the triangle and see everything from the Middle Path. That's true transcendence. We become the so called good and bad and transcend both in order to have that higher sense of vision. (becoming the Observer)
    "Before enlightenment, chop wood and carry water, after enlightenment, chop wood and carry water." The only thing that happens after reaching a certain degree of enlightenment is the fact that one becomes more PRESENT. There's no past, no future...only now. Because of this state of presence, healing abilities can start to appear and time seems to "freeze", so our physical appearance can look like 20 years younger. We stop growing old at the same pace we used to.

    • @attarvovin
      @attarvovin Před rokem +11

      I'm sure you know much more than the Aghori sages 🤣🤣

    • @lipikagoswami2817
      @lipikagoswami2817 Před rokem +16

      Well it’s extreme if you are on the other side of the spectrum! In my opinion if you are already balanced and do not discriminate then it’s not so extreme anyway! It’s about not accepting the duality of things that society or conditioning made us think . That’s why India as a country is not about being polished or clean. It’s multi dimensional . It not linear. I think this concept will take some time for west to digest .

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 Před rokem +7

      @@attarvovin He does what he is preaching is essentially hermeticism or zen since both those traditions deal with mastering the polarities. These Aghori what can they do? There path is not meaningful.

    • @FringeWizard2
      @FringeWizard2 Před rokem +2

      @@lipikagoswami2817 Maybe in India these guys are outcastes but in "the west" they would find themselves to be less depraved than the average leftist.

    • @lolopatate6325
      @lolopatate6325 Před rokem +1

      it s an experience at the beginning for the self liberation at a certain time that we find in the punk, psychedelic movement or rebell movement or occutilts for example, but after the aim is to serve the egoistic realization by all esoteric methods ... what about the purity of soul and self appartenance?opposed to the idea of loving more others than our ego. its nowadays. ias i used drugs and spiritual research and sex and etc...i understand from the inside... now i ve changed i m happier because i knew i was in the wrong way

  • @daconfi1453
    @daconfi1453 Před rokem +75

    Aghoris are really fascinating. thank you for the explanation.

  • @OfficialGOD
    @OfficialGOD Před rokem +220

    "Aghori is one who sees everything as one, stays as one, birth or death, fortune or not. We are all aghoris in this state, the gruesome activity comes from the moderates trying to do what they think is Aghor" - Acharya prashant

    • @sunongral5605
      @sunongral5605 Před rokem +7

      Very pertinent quote, thank you OfficialGOD 👀

    • @RohitPandita369
      @RohitPandita369 Před rokem +2

      mesmerising eye - liquid sound company

    • @eternalreality4346
      @eternalreality4346 Před rokem +2

      Acharya Prashant 🙌

    • @iemon7722
      @iemon7722 Před rokem +7

      Says that guy who couldn't overcome maya and wrote a book about it .. Vedantic Advaita is child's play when it comes to Trika tantra and Shaivism.
      Also, the comment has logical fallacies.

    • @adamedmour9704
      @adamedmour9704 Před rokem +3

      Based

  • @llj500
    @llj500 Před rokem +28

    Om namah shivaay. Happy shivratri to my fellow sanatanis in advance ❤️

  • @kbytes92
    @kbytes92 Před rokem +19

    This is one of the best explainer about this topic at the moment. The editing and story telling is amazingly done 👌🏾

  • @russellsmith3567
    @russellsmith3567 Před rokem +84

    This is really well put together. I'm deeply intended in Aghor and the Aghori. I've had talks with Nath, Naga and Aghori Bab's, the Aghori have been the most level Headed by far. When I began on a path if Faith in a,Hindu framework I had many chats with a Nath who I ended up learning was full of himself, later on I got talking to a few Aghori and was impressed deeply.

    • @user-6662HWY
      @user-6662HWY Před rokem +8

      The Aghori play in bands and can be found on the fringes of society in the west, but they are never "Satanists". There are so few it's almost impossible to find one in the west, but they are the most real of humanity. They don't eat literal poop or human flesh in the west, but they do spiritually, and many of the other things Aghori do, many times literally. The different schools and sects of religions are a let down because Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma are the only reality, and cannot be separated from the triune or u get only a sect of a religious school, which change the names and leave one of the triune out of the story by ignoring it or giving a lesser significance, leaving the leaders of the sect a fake, full of themselves and his/her followers in a state of confused subjugation within a dream state.

    • @erikred8217
      @erikred8217 Před rokem +1

      @@user-6662HWY few who say this are us but some now simply say "give it a name". all all

    • @DrGonzo-ey8vn
      @DrGonzo-ey8vn Před rokem +2

      Kashmir shivaism is a tantric path which is really near to aghori path. The head guru abhinavagupta was in the path of kapilakas which was a predecessor of the aghori path but then turned it into a householder religion. I suggest you to read some books of kashmir shivaism first. For example: tantraloka, vijnana bhairava or shiva sutras. I can also suggest abhinavagupta´s interpretation of the bhagavad gita. Jai Guru Dev

    • @DrGonzo-ey8vn
      @DrGonzo-ey8vn Před rokem +1

      @@user-6662HWY I didn't talk about money. But you are right: everything is a part of god consciousness!

    • @s.durbar1294
      @s.durbar1294 Před 11 měsíci +2

      sorry to inform you there are tons of self-proclaimed aghori babas, they are aware of the touristic attraction that they are and one honestly cannot even blame them... it's real tough out there

  • @surrealbeauty4520
    @surrealbeauty4520 Před rokem +10

    Side note his voice is really relaxing! Thanks for sharing ❤

  • @suryadas6987
    @suryadas6987 Před rokem +50

    I am aghori shishya from Trichy and appreciate your vedio, sir. Too many not knowing what really is aghori babas.
    💀🔱!Jai Aghora Bhairavar Swami!🔱💀

    • @atis9061
      @atis9061 Před rokem +1

      wow.

    • @JPVillalobos27
      @JPVillalobos27 Před rokem +1

      हर हर महादेव

    • @scottjohnson5687
      @scottjohnson5687 Před rokem

      Is that Bengali
      Doesn't really translate into English

    • @cultofthevoid5677
      @cultofthevoid5677 Před rokem +6

      I have great respect for you. Interestingly I decided to listen to some music related to Kaal Bhairav today and a few minutes after I did I came across a dead dear on the road, followed by seeing skull symbolism while I was driving. Shiva really does remind one that death can take us at any time and it can be liberating.

    • @suryadas6987
      @suryadas6987 Před rokem +2

      @@cultofthevoid5677😎👍💥💯💥

  • @namanimohnish2021
    @namanimohnish2021 Před rokem +12

    Thanks for all the videos. Loved watching it. This is a great and in-depth explanation. I appreciate your work in making it available for all of us.
    A small request if you could share the audio which was playing at the beginning of the video starting with “Om Namashivaya” in the slow meditative version?

  • @dickharry910
    @dickharry910 Před rokem +19

    Lord Dattatreya is one of the 16 Chiranjeevis (Immortals) in Hinduism. Legend has it, if you're too far into your spiritual sadhana, you can still find him in the Girinar mountains of Gujarat.

    • @tysolbohan6446
      @tysolbohan6446 Před rokem +1

      So after you practise drinking from human skulls eating shit and piss you can finally meet him like understand what your defending here this is akin to defending scientology.

  • @houdini178
    @houdini178 Před rokem +11

    😍Om Chamunda, Om Kalaratri, Om Kalikaye 🥰

  • @yamamushi
    @yamamushi Před rokem +45

    I'm loving watching your videos! They've been very educational for someone like me who comes from the western esoteric tradition

    • @ankitk5530
      @ankitk5530 Před rokem +4

      *_"Aghoris"_* are the devoti of *_"Shiva,"_* the most powerful God in Hinduism, the God of _"destruction and recreation."_
      Hindus believe Shiva performs his cosmic dance *_tandava"_* at the end of each cosmic cycle.
      The word _"Shiva"_ stands for *_"that which is not",_* one who has no beginning or end, one who doesn't exists or the nothingness. He is also called *_"Mahakaal,"_* a word which translates to *_"the eternal timekeeper" or death._* His consort is the goddess *_"Kali"_* (Parvati/Aadi Shakti), the word _"Kali"_ originates from the word _"kaal"_ which stands for _"the time"_ or _"the death"._
      *_Hinduism is not a religion, it's a philosophy, a way of life._* It's not polytheistic as most people assume, all Gods in Hinduism are *_symbolic._*
      Hinduism believes in one supreme state or the state of ultimate reality or pure consciousness called "Parbrahm".
      *_In Hinduism God is a state (not an entity),_* the state of pure consciousness, energy or the ultimate reality, this energy appears to take material or physical form called *_"Maya" (the grand illusion)._* The whole material universe is merely an illusion of the Maya, created by our consciousness.
      Since everything we see, feel and experience is merely an illusion, while in reality, everything is just energy that is the reason Hindus worship everything.
      _*"Aham Brahmasmi"_:* a popular phrase from Hindu philosophy and scriptures which means "I am the God/Universe/pure consciousness". According to the " Advaita" philosophy of Hinduism, the creation and creator are the same, the creator itself manifests itself as creation or vice-versa.
      Individuality as a human being or as a soul is an illusion, we are one, the soul is one, I am you, you are me, I am the one living the lives of billions of souls; from the tiniest bacteria to the infinitely vast cosmic creature "universe", *_I am the nature, I am the cosmos, I am the "Shiva", I am the God._* I don't exist, neither do you, nothing does, the universe never came into existence, and since something that doesn't exist can't be created hence there is no creator. There are different levels to the truth in Hinduism, and it's up to you what you want to believe.
      Now coming back to Aghoris, the word *"Aghori"* means *"terrible",* these Hindu monks have realised this very essence of existence and are now liberated from their ego, their material self, they no longer associate themselves with their body or the "Maya" but their true consciousness the ultimate reality, they are neutral to all their feelings, are free from the worldly possessions and have complete control over their senses. They live in crematory grounds and put the ashes of the dead on their body as a symbol to show what society considers "Abhor" (impure/terrible) is neutral to them.

    • @tadariusme
      @tadariusme Před rokem +1

      @@ankitk5530 Is what it is or isis, or sounds about right. Frees part of me to know another sadhu sect that makes sense, meye good, i just want to meditate

  • @Theunknowable_
    @Theunknowable_ Před 2 měsíci +2

    Very Nice.... 🔱

  • @CamiloGaetePuga
    @CamiloGaetePuga Před rokem +1

    Great video as usual!! Thank you very much!

  • @dougjones3305
    @dougjones3305 Před rokem +14

    I don't believe in religion but this is something that makes the most sense to me I feel. I've had a gnarly life dealing with addiction and homelessness as well as being the only one out of my friends and family still alive and I'm still in my 20's. I've dealt with the most painful medical ailments as well as losing all the friends who wouldn't hang out with me no longer because of not wanting to be seen with an addict despite the fact that I do not steal and am more honest and transparent than majority of people in general. I have gotten a partial sense Or feeling of enlightenment or peace through enduring such agony and do actually think there is something here. It has been so constant that I don't feel comfortable around positivity or having good things happen to me which is actually liberating because bad things happen to us all. I would say that I am abnormally genuinely good in regards to others. I always thought good and bad where man made when it's all a matter of opinion but the universe has no opinion, it just is. If you can approach everything as just being you can't be hurt as easily. So much more that I don't care to type out about this. It's crazy how much this speaks to me.

    • @classygary
      @classygary Před rokem +1

      If that’s the case you shouldn’t care about being hurt @ all, but you do, and always will .

    • @dougjones3305
      @dougjones3305 Před rokem +1

      @@classygary Its somewhere you have never been so it won't make sense until you are. Until then just don't even try. Being a human doesn't make sense. One of the descriptions of insanity is to have no regard for ones well being and there are lots and lots of people who cause their own pain out there my friend.

    • @ankitk5530
      @ankitk5530 Před rokem +1

      *_"Aghoris"_* are the devoti of *_"Shiva,"_* the most powerful God in Hinduism, the God of _"destruction and recreation."_
      Hindus believe Shiva performs his cosmic dance *_tandava"_* at the end of each cosmic cycle.
      The word _"Shiva"_ stands for *_"that which is not",_* one who has no beginning or end, one who doesn't exists or the nothingness. He is also called *_"Mahakaal,"_* a word which translates to *_"the eternal timekeeper" or death._* His consort is the goddess *_"Kali"_* (Parvati/Aadi Shakti), the word _"kali"_ originates from the word _"kaal"_ which stands for _"the time"_ or _"the death"._
      *_Hinduism is not a religion, it's a philosophy, a way of life._* it's not polytheistic as most people assume, all Gods in Hinduism are *_symbolic._*
      Hinduism believes in one supreme state or the state of ultimate reality or pure consciousness called "Parbrahm".
      *_In Hinduism God is a state (not an entity),_* the state of pure consciousness, energy or the ultimate reality, this energy appears to take material or physical form called *_"Maya" (the grand illusion)._* The whole material universe is merely an illusion of the Maya, created by our consciousness.
      Since everything we see, feel and experience is merely an illusion, while in reality, everything is just energy that is the reason Hindus worship everything.
      _*"Aham Brahmasmi"_:* a popular phrase from Hindu philosophy and scriptures which means "I am the God/Universe/pure consciousness". According to the " Advaita" philosophy of Hinduism, the creation and creator are the same, the creator itself manifests itself as creation or vice-versa.
      Individuality as a human being or as a soul is an illusion, we are one, the soul is one, I am you, you are me, I am the one living the lives of billions of souls; from the tiniest bacteria to the infinitely vast cosmic creature "universe", *_I am the nature, I am the cosmos, I am the "Shiva", I am the God._*
      Now coming back to Aghoris, the word *"Aghori"* means *"terrible",* these Hindu monks have realised this very essence of existence and are now liberated from their ego, their material self, they no longer associate themselves with their body or the "Maya" but their true consciousness the ultimate reality, they are neutral to all their feelings, are free from the worldly possessions and have complete control over their senses. They live in crematory grounds and put the ashes of the dead on their body as a symbol to show what society considers "Abhor" (impure/terrible) is neutral to them.

    • @rumidaspayeng3037
      @rumidaspayeng3037 Před rokem

      "brahmagyan

  • @elusion23one41
    @elusion23one41 Před rokem +20

    Wow this has blown my mind. You are explaining it very well and like I have never heard before. I have seen travel videos of the agoris and never wanted to go there or meet these people but this makes me actually interested to go there to India and learn more.

    • @ankitk5530
      @ankitk5530 Před rokem +1

      *_"Aghoris"_* are the devoti of *_"Shiva,"_* the most powerful God in Hinduism, the God of _"destruction and recreation."_
      Hindus believe Shiva performs his cosmic dance *_tandava"_* at the end of each cosmic cycle.
      The word _"Shiva"_ stands for *_"that which is not",_* one who has no beginning or end, one who doesn't exists or the nothingness. He is also called *_"Mahakaal,"_* a word which translates to *_"the eternal timekeeper" or death._* His consort is the goddess *_"Kali"_* (Parvati/Aadi Shakti), the word _"kali"_ originates from the word _"kaal"_ which stands for _"the time"_ or _"the death"._
      *_Hinduism is not a religion, it's a philosophy, a way of life._* it's not polytheistic as most people assume, all Gods in Hinduism are *_symbolic._*
      Hinduism believes in one supreme state or the state of ultimate reality or pure consciousness called "Parbrahm".
      *_In Hinduism God is a state (not an entity),_* the state of pure consciousness, energy or the ultimate reality, this energy appears to take material or physical form called *_"Maya" (the grand illusion)._* The whole material universe is merely an illusion of the Maya, created by our consciousness.
      Since everything we see, feel and experience is merely an illusion, while in reality, everything is just energy that is the reason Hindus worship everything.
      _*"Aham Brahmasmi"_:* a popular phrase from Hindu philosophy and scriptures which means "I am the God/Universe/pure consciousness". According to the " Advaita" philosophy of Hinduism, the creation and creator are the same, the creator itself manifests itself as creation or vice-versa.
      Individuality as a human being or as a soul is an illusion, we are one, the soul is one, I am you, you are me, I am the one living the lives of billions of souls; from the tiniest bacteria to the infinitely vast cosmic creature "universe", *_I am the nature, I am the cosmos, I am the "Shiva", I am the God._*
      Now coming back to Aghoris, the word *"Aghori"* means *"terrible",* these Hindu monks have realised this very essence of existence and are now liberated from their ego, their material self, they no longer associate themselves with their body or the "Maya" but their true consciousness the ultimate reality, they are neutral to all their feelings, are free from the worldly possessions and have complete control over their senses. They live in crematory grounds and put the ashes of the dead on their body as a symbol to show what society considers "Abhor" (impure/terrible) is neutral to them.

  • @rigmar9250
    @rigmar9250 Před rokem

    Thank you for making this!

  • @founderofself
    @founderofself Před rokem +20

    Met a couple aghoris few yrs back. He wore all black. Has child leg bones in his hair. I was fascinated by him. Took a few days for him to talk to me

    • @absintheminded8466
      @absintheminded8466 Před rokem +1

      What did he say to you?

    • @founderofself
      @founderofself Před rokem +9

      @@absintheminded8466 just talking bout life in general and how he travels around and the rituals they do at midnight.. he was very kind and sweet and altho lived a detached life. Could tell he had a heart full of love

    • @water-shrimp962
      @water-shrimp962 Před rokem +1

      @@founderofself What ritual they do at night!??

    • @wanksey5693
      @wanksey5693 Před měsícem

      cuz he trippin on human flesh and ganja and roasted human blood😂😂😂 he needs to come outof datura trip to be able to talk , in the west he would have not survived the street

    • @founderofself
      @founderofself Před měsícem

      @@wanksey5693 stfu man. U ain't got a clue

  • @avinashrao5050
    @avinashrao5050 Před rokem +3

    wow perfect understanding of reality. thanks for this blessing to make me fortunate enough to come across this understanding of truth. the truth is there is no certain path for reaching the core truth of existence. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😊🥰🥰🥰🥰

  • @majyckle
    @majyckle Před rokem +21

    Three lifetimes ago,.. good times! Thank you for the memories. I have the book you referred to. These guys would be put away or eradicated in my part of the world today. India is such a fascinating place. Bharat? I hope to visit someday.

    • @PS-ic4bp
      @PS-ic4bp Před rokem

      The government is banning access to cremation grounds all in the name of civilization- sad!

    • @jeffreycabanellas8113
      @jeffreycabanellas8113 Před rokem

      Don’t be stupid all you need is psychedelics and your an aghori -provided you realize Atman.

  • @dalejewell9350
    @dalejewell9350 Před rokem +1

    Your voice is very soothing for me. Thank you!

  • @harshavardhansahu6346
    @harshavardhansahu6346 Před rokem +2

    What a beautiful explain thanks for this video...😍

  • @mynameismud-zy5xx
    @mynameismud-zy5xx Před rokem +28

    The old meditating in a cave thing / underground passage for three days and nights is classic initiation dating back form the dawn of time. Nice to see it still practiced on the planet.

  • @tonybennett3
    @tonybennett3 Před rokem +3

    OK. This explains Street Fighter's Dhalsim. Thank You!

  • @rachitverma8060
    @rachitverma8060 Před rokem +2

    What a beautiful video ♥️

  • @JGA611
    @JGA611 Před rokem

    This is a beautiful and insightful video.

  • @marcoscarvalho7404
    @marcoscarvalho7404 Před rokem +10

    That's a really amazing video and content, congrats from Brazil. I study theater and this remembered what some books says about the origin of ocidental theater, which may be in the Dionysius cult in the ancient Greece. Those rituals were partly like of the Aghori people: they drank too much wine until fall into unconsciousness, they sacrificed animals like the bull (Dionysius representation), they walked naked during the party and had a lot of sex in big orgies. In fact, this remember some others cults in ancient Greece, like Priapus cult, which appears in texts like Satiricon, of Petronius, wrote in the early roman empire, and it's considered a controversial material because of it's content, which involves a lot of homoerotic sex, robbery, alcoholism and so on. Anyway, it's curious that we can find a lot of relations between cultures across the world. The Aghori people and it's philosophy remember us all that death come to everyone and nobody can scape from this reality, no matter how we try to supress this with the "comforts" of the supposed civilization.

    • @vistrextkans3170
      @vistrextkans3170 Před rokem +1

      Don’t see how this is connected to the Ancient Greek Empire. Don’t compare worms to snakes

  • @scraggybear
    @scraggybear Před rokem +5

    The philosophy is inspiring. But easier said than done.

    • @classygary
      @classygary Před rokem +1

      All logical fallacies are .

    • @scraggybear
      @scraggybear Před rokem

      @@classygary sorry how do you mean?

  • @buzzbatra3
    @buzzbatra3 Před rokem +1

    Awesome editing!

  • @PS-ic4bp
    @PS-ic4bp Před rokem +7

    Fascinating but repulsive at the same time. This path is not for everyone. Always saw so many Aghoris at the Kumbh Mela - wish I had known more about these mysterious Sadhaks. I am happy with the Dakahina panth 😅

  • @jomartalanegra9438
    @jomartalanegra9438 Před rokem +5

    If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now
    It's just a spring clean for the May Queen
    Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run
    And there's still time to change the road you're on
    And it makes me wonder
    Oh, whoa
    Your head is humming and it won't go
    In case you don't know
    The piper's calling you to join him
    Dear lady, can you hear the wind blow?
    And did you know
    Your stairway lies on the whispering wind?
    And as we wind on down the road
    Our shadows taller than our soul
    There walks a lady we all know
    Who shines white light and wants to show
    How everything still turns to gold
    And if you listen very hard
    The tune will come to you at last
    When all are one and one is all, yeah
    To be a rock and not to roll
    And she's buying a stairway to heaven
    LED ZEPPELIN

  • @thejoemonica
    @thejoemonica Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much for this

  • @karankewatcc
    @karankewatcc Před rokem

    Very nice presentation. Thankyou

  • @Bearcat870
    @Bearcat870 Před rokem +111

    Aghoris life is embracing death and suffering . You don’t have to take this path to seek enlightenment. Because it’s already part of who we are.

    • @niluferozyoruk7718
      @niluferozyoruk7718 Před rokem +10

      Yep ❣️ As if people need to “seek” death and suffering. And as if the opposite (love, compassion etc.) isn’t at least as important and difficult as being able to face the dark.
      With all due respect, sounds like a pretty cheap coverup for psychopathic tendencies and very confused minds.

    • @niluferozyoruk7718
      @niluferozyoruk7718 Před rokem +12

      And, an empath suffers and dies a thousand deaths. I call it a real spiritual success if you still are singlemindedly standing focused on enlightened state.

    • @atis9061
      @atis9061 Před rokem +1

      well said

    • @ShubhamKumar-nl2ii
      @ShubhamKumar-nl2ii Před rokem +9

      @@niluferozyoruk7718 An empath will die thousand times and everyone is empath to someone but being aghori treating everyone as 1, making no difference between anything is a class above thing for people like us. It's way too hard and when you have family forget about this.

    • @amanshrestha2147
      @amanshrestha2147 Před rokem +7

      @@ShubhamKumar-nl2ii aghoris existed before buddha or let's say current buddha the thing is buddha learned that the path is between the extreme and the comfort so the middle way. Let's say siddhartha gautam was empath done right.

  • @user-vq9ml4bh5e
    @user-vq9ml4bh5e Před rokem +9

    Could you please advice which version (sang by Whom) of Nirvana Shatkam has been played in the background and please advice where can it be found.
    🙏

    • @Asangoham
      @Asangoham  Před rokem +9

      It is an original composition; we haven't released it as a standalone yet. We're still working on some legal rights. Stay tuned!

    • @Arnoldceja1
      @Arnoldceja1 Před rokem

      The song at 19:00 Is amazing and would love to hear the whole thing

  • @OHKNEECHAN
    @OHKNEECHAN Před rokem +1

    Interesting, fascinating. Appreciated

  • @heyAPJ
    @heyAPJ Před rokem +2

    I can see how their sadhana contributes in a positive way to the universal mind. The desire to know and experience those actions is already “there” and they do it with sacred reverence, without harming other people and to their own evolution. Thank you Aghoris, for you do it so I don’t need to.

  • @atis9061
    @atis9061 Před rokem +33

    I am at one with the Aghori in my heart. I adore their assemblages and their headdresses-so powerful and compelling. I love them for their commitment to the truth. I have been moved by the goddess, the great mother, to be at one in this way. I feel like the most fortunate person in the world to even be able to be aware of this!

    • @debsena6364
      @debsena6364 Před rokem +2

      Yes

    • @Rflows100
      @Rflows100 Před rokem +1

      @@debsena6364 get away from such deceptions as the great mother. And always remember Yeshua is King ☝

    • @RockandrollNegro
      @RockandrollNegro Před rokem

      So you eat your own feces?

    • @wanksey5693
      @wanksey5693 Před měsícem

      ur the most delusional narcissist🎉🎉🎉

  • @suman009ece
    @suman009ece Před rokem +4

    What is the name of the song playing at the end ? Raama da se , saa se soo ham ... ❤️❤️

  • @dipalmehta4313
    @dipalmehta4313 Před rokem

    Great.. Good information

  • @spaceape3292
    @spaceape3292 Před rokem +2

    Death is not something to fear, but something to celebrate. We are all immortal beings and for a very short period of time we are realesed from the burden of immortality and experience the limited, like the beautiful sight and perfume of a flower. Its precious because its limited. Death is the end of the illusion of finite existence, like the lights that turn on in a cinema. The illusion is gone.

  • @lipikagoswami2817
    @lipikagoswami2817 Před rokem +10

    Once we start walking on the path of spirituality everything starts to become clear! Vaam Marg has never been explained so beautifully like in this video! May be we were not ready then. Thank you 🙏! This calling is for those who are chosen and rest can stay in the Matrix.

  • @AnonymoudKid
    @AnonymoudKid Před rokem +6

    Aghora - At The Left Hand of God.
    A great book on the aghori. I highly recommend.

  • @dementedpuppy
    @dementedpuppy Před rokem +1

    Great narration. Crazy cuz I thought like this my whole life.

  • @user-pk2pj3gy3q
    @user-pk2pj3gy3q Před 2 měsíci

    So Beautiful .. ❤

  • @Servant_of_1111
    @Servant_of_1111 Před rokem +3

    Thank you ✨⚜️🙏🥰🙏⚜️✨
    ✨⚜️Tat TVAM asi⚜️✨

  • @sumandas2986
    @sumandas2986 Před rokem +3

    Make a vdo on 7 chakras of human body and their functionings

    • @oshing9
      @oshing9 Před rokem +1

      Yes i want that too.

    • @jacovawernett3077
      @jacovawernett3077 Před rokem

      Why? I'm enlightened. I just go with the flow. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
      I'd rather eat basmati rice than count my Chakras. My chakras counted for me.

  • @OrganicAlumination
    @OrganicAlumination Před rokem +1

    Wow this is very interesting 🤔 @1:20 when he was speaking to his master/spiritual advisor about the storms of life to make the goal abit more difficult totally understandable and interesting that the aghori would be so... drastic in actions... I've heard Aghori before- ghore rupe Aghori, tu he chamunda , Shakti de ma Shakti, Devi Kalike it was a mantra for the fearsome less diplomatic more authoritative form of Shiva ,

  • @seariousjones
    @seariousjones Před rokem +1

    Now THIS I understand! ✌🖤🤍💥

  • @JSTNtheWZRD
    @JSTNtheWZRD Před rokem +5

    In India, you do nothing with the left hand - the right is favored for a reason

    • @JSTNtheWZRD
      @JSTNtheWZRD Před 9 měsíci

      @@thedude9933 that's not what I meant, it was more like a question to anthropologists

    • @thedude9933
      @thedude9933 Před 9 měsíci

      @@JSTNtheWZRD i actually replied wrong, I meant the right hand is a more noble path.... more in line with white magick and nature than through these transgressions of the taboo

    • @thedude9933
      @thedude9933 Před 9 měsíci

      These people on the left hand path remind me of Sabbatean Frankist luciferians

    • @zzzT.
      @zzzT. Před 5 měsíci

      the right hand does everything and is responsible for everything. i agree. 🤠

  • @shahindranmoonieya4742
    @shahindranmoonieya4742 Před rokem +5

    In Sanskrit, VAM means many things depending on the context, Vam can mean "to vomit" It is also the beeja for Varuna, the Lord of the Watrs, or oceans, a vital yet unstable element, with a reference to t he waters of the womb. As a participle, "one who has vomitted or spat out" that which is only a burden. CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING - BECUSE VAMPANTHI CANNOT E SIMPLIFIED INTO LEFT HAND PATH. Vam (वम्):-[class] 1. [Parasmaipada] ([Dhātupāṭha xx, 19]) vamati ([Vedic or Veda] also vamiti [imperfect tense] avamat or avamīt; [perfect tense] vavāma vemuḥ, [Mahābhārata] etc.; vavamuḥ, [Pāṇini 6-4, 126]; 2. sg. vemitha or vavamitha, [ib.; Siddhānta-kaumudī]; 3. sg. uvāma, [Śatapatha-brāhmaṇa]; [Aorist] avān, [Śāṅkhāyana-brāhmaṇa]; [future] vamitā, vamiṣyati [grammar]; [infinitive mood] vamitum, [ib.]; [indeclinable participle] vamitvā, [Manu-smṛti iv, 121]; vāntvā, [Vopadeva]) to reject id est. repent (a word), [Ṛg-veda x, 108, 8] :-[Passive voice] vamyate ([Aorist] avāmi [grammar]), to be vomited etc.:-[Causal] vāmayati, vamayati (cf. [Dhātupāṭha xix, 68]; [Aorist] avīvamat [grammar]), So the Aghor and Vampanth as an aglutinated concept is refreenced in the world's oldest text, the Rig Veda.

    • @dheeraj2947
      @dheeraj2947 Před rokem +2

      You are wrong here. Vaam doesn't means vomit. Vaman(vam) means vomit.

  • @SabinUche
    @SabinUche Před 10 měsíci

    ❤ very interesting ❤ well explained 🎉

  • @consciousthought4820
    @consciousthought4820 Před rokem +2

    Truth simplicity love ❤️☀️💚

  • @SattickDas2001
    @SattickDas2001 Před rokem +3

    Jay Maa ❤️

  • @WelfareChrist
    @WelfareChrist Před rokem +3

    I've always been fascinated by those religious traditions which, in one way or another, seek salvation or enlightenment through heaping condemnation or damnation upon oneself. It's almost a kind of moral asceticism.

    • @ankitk5530
      @ankitk5530 Před rokem +1

      *_"Aghoris"_* are the devoti of *_"Shiva,"_* the most powerful God in Hinduism, the God of _"destruction and recreation."_
      Hindus believe Shiva performs his cosmic dance *_tandava"_* at the end of each cosmic cycle.
      The word _"Shiva"_ stands for *_"that which is not",_* one who has no beginning or end, one who doesn't exists or the nothingness. He is also called *_"Mahakaal,"_* a word which translates to *_"the eternal timekeeper" or death._* His consort is the goddess *_"Kali"_* (Parvati/Aadi Shakti), the word _"kali"_ originates from the word _"kaal"_ which stands for _"the time"_ or _"the death"._
      *_Hinduism is not a religion, it's a philosophy, a way of life._* it's not polytheistic as most people assume, all Gods in Hinduism are *_symbolic._*
      Hinduism believes in one supreme state or the state of ultimate reality or pure consciousness called "Parbrahm".
      *_In Hinduism God is a state (not an entity),_* the state of pure consciousness, energy or the ultimate reality, this energy appears to take material or physical form called *_"Maya" (the grand illusion)._* The whole material universe is merely an illusion of the Maya, created by our consciousness.
      Since everything we see, feel and experience is merely an illusion, while in reality, everything is just energy that is the reason Hindus worship everything.
      _*"Aham Brahmasmi"_:* a popular phrase from Hindu philosophy and scriptures which means "I am the God/Universe/pure consciousness". According to the " Advaita" philosophy of Hinduism, the creation and creator are the same, the creator itself manifests itself as creation or vice-versa.
      Individuality as a human being or as a soul is an illusion, we are one, the soul is one, I am you, you are me, I am the one living the lives of billions of souls; from the tiniest bacteria to the infinitely vast cosmic creature "universe", *_I am the nature, I am the cosmos, I am the "Shiva", I am the God._*
      Now coming back to Aghoris, the word *"Aghori"* means *"terrible",* these Hindu monks have realised this very essence of existence and are now liberated from their ego, their material self, they no longer associate themselves with their body or the "Maya" but their true consciousness the ultimate reality, they are neutral to all their feelings, are free from the worldly possessions and have complete control over their senses. They live in crematory grounds and put the ashes of the dead on their body as a symbol to show what society considers "Abhor" (impure/terrible) is neutral to them.

    • @WelfareChrist
      @WelfareChrist Před rokem +1

      @@ankitk5530 Very interesting! They are living metaphors. There is a part of me that is very jealous of cultures that still have this vibrant mythology intertwined with their daily life, here in America people living like this are just 'crazy'. They don't have the same symbolic value and are instead written off. It's almost like the goal here is to stop being the dreamer and start being a figure in someone else's dream. Ego death through subjugation of the ego to symbolic representation. I like the English word 'realize' a lot because it means both to comprehend and to make real, and I feel like the Aghori do both in this way. I appreciate the comment, very helpful.

    • @miguelatkinson
      @miguelatkinson Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@ankitk5530I don't know if the gods their are symbolic and it's definitely not an accurate way of how the gods are perceive the more accurate way of viewing them is that they are manifestation s of Brahman

    • @miguelatkinson
      @miguelatkinson Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@ankitk5530I don't know if the gods their are symbolic and it's definitely not an accurate way of how the gods are perceive the more accurate way of viewing them is that they are manifestation s of Brahman

  • @vgang3605
    @vgang3605 Před 10 měsíci

    That was brilliant a much more balanced look at the agoori

  • @thelightside77
    @thelightside77 Před rokem

    Very interesting thank you my friend.

  • @thorgeist
    @thorgeist Před rokem +5

    Aghori is very similar to Sabbateanism coined by Shabbetai Zevi. In turn, the modern tenets of “Satanism” loosely apply these concepts as well. In some circles, I guarantee they apply it wholly.
    As a Perennialist myself; I can’t get behind this philosophy. Because what does their worst “sexual gratification” look like, who does it affect and how does it affect them? Who are the people they are cannibalizing? Does “God” want one to be obscene and grotesque on this three dimensional plain?
    Some say the “Giants” of the Bible are the product of the “egregoroi” or the “Watchers.” The etymological similarity between “Aghori” and “egregoroi” can’t be unobserved. In turn, I don’t see this path as a viable one for those who represent that greater cosmic purpose. I don’t see what “good” might come from such practices in the macro perspective. Especially when people must suffer for the gratification of another in the micro perspective.
    I enjoyed listening with an open mind, but I stand firmly against these practices.

    • @TheQuinis
      @TheQuinis Před rokem +3

      You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Sabbateanism, modern Satanism, linguistics, and now even Aghor. You're twisting small parts of these paths to try and fit your very unenlightened idea of a "Perennial" philosophy and appropriating concepts from within them without proper respect or education on what these religions and movements really believe and mean, and it's cultural Imperialism at its worst. If you can't understand the reasoning for their actions, then don't presume to pass moral judgement on them from your far-removed position, firmly within
      the religiocultural hegemony.

    • @Morgantheturtleman
      @Morgantheturtleman Před rokem +1

      @@TheQuinis how about actually explaining where he has misunderstandings rather than shaming him? Out of that long ass comment you didn’t explain anything, just throwing fancy terms around and acting like a know it all. Seems like you’re the one being judgmental here. He at least provided a framework as to why he disagrees, I can’t say the same for you. We’re walking moral compasses, just as you naturally disagree with his view he naturally disagrees with theirs. Naturally, I’m gonna call you out. Get it? It’s not that big of a deal.

    • @TheQuinis
      @TheQuinis Před rokem

      @@Morgantheturtleman i have no interest in engaging in any kind of conversation or debate with Jordan Peterson fans. It's not my job to educate him or you - I'm simply pointing out the fallacies and incorrect statements and encouraging both of you to do more research from unbiased sources.

    • @Morgantheturtleman
      @Morgantheturtleman Před rokem +1

      @@TheQuinis Ah the classic “it’s not my job” response. I was simply pointing out the hypocrisy in your comment. He was judging them based on the basis that they are doing grotesque things in the pursuit of enlightenment (to make it simple), you were judging him, instead of judging the people who are doing grotesque things in the pursuit of enlightenment, BECAUSE he was judging them! You’ve spoken from a stance of moral superiority by claiming that he should not judge because he in some sense represents western imperialism, and in doing so you are judging him on the basis that one should not judge another. Only a westerner can feel good about himself by telling another westerner not to judge someone on the basis of some kind of “imperialism.” Sure, acknowledging the difference in culture and thought is important, but by no means should it be inappropriate to question a different culture’s beliefs and practices. If you were to explain where his mistake lies in his comment I wouldn’t be so critical, but your comment seemed to have an unwarranted amount of angst.

    • @TheQuinis
      @TheQuinis Před rokem

      @@Morgantheturtleman so many words to say nothing of value. There’s a reason people don’t want to engage with you to educate you, or even talk to you at all, and it’s pretty obvious from these two comments.

  • @TheJoeFubarShow
    @TheJoeFubarShow Před rokem +8

    One of my gurus is an Aghori, the other has a PhD in meditative science. They’ve helped me validate my own path of Indriyaga.

    • @thelightside77
      @thelightside77 Před rokem

      How do you even do such a thing? Travel to India and seek them out?

  • @seankeikbusch9404
    @seankeikbusch9404 Před rokem +1

    A lot of this really resonates with me.

  • @honestguide4552
    @honestguide4552 Před rokem

    very interesting. So many mysteries

  • @keammaha990
    @keammaha990 Před rokem +3

    Mahashivrathri is on its way....

  • @chinupduck4849
    @chinupduck4849 Před rokem +5

    It is possible to accept that shit happens without eating it.

  • @Spectre2434
    @Spectre2434 Před rokem +1

    Glorious!

  • @scottjohnson5687
    @scottjohnson5687 Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing that knowledge in depth about aghori, I'd just seen the Finnish dudes come across them where you got the footage from

  • @bhagavan9489
    @bhagavan9489 Před rokem

    Awaken with ur voice and words touching some where I can't express where you touched me but I can say my present body reacted with ur words .may be have some connection with existing body what I carried present .i don't know I feel some thing I missed ..

  • @CeAcatl_Topiltzin_Quetzalcoatl

    The psychedelics used in my culture is exactly this without the eating of people but the skulls of humans hold a significants that represents death and rebirth
    (Mexican/Punjabi/Indian)
    That is why we still practice this methods of spirituality it is not about religion it’s about the spiritual aspect of oneself then we are a union.

  • @Blacksun1984
    @Blacksun1984 Před rokem +4

    Robert Svoboda Svoboda means freedom in slavic languages

  • @Neutrois
    @Neutrois Před rokem +2

    To be able to spend a week with these people... I feel like one could experience radical changes in life.

    • @classygary
      @classygary Před rokem +1

      You would after they robbed murdered and then ate you. Good luck . I wish you success.

    • @Neutrois
      @Neutrois Před rokem +1

      @@classygary if that's what they did you really think people would allow it to continue?

    • @abhishekghosh4384
      @abhishekghosh4384 Před rokem

      Visit Krim Kunda in Varanasi then.

    • @salc8870
      @salc8870 Před rokem

      Or end up in an asylum.

  • @cecilcharlesofficial
    @cecilcharlesofficial Před rokem

    quick question: what music are you playing at 14:00 ? The flutes. Do you mind saying who the artist is?

  • @seemasharma8583
    @seemasharma8583 Před rokem +5

    Bro i think you should research on Himachal's devta culture where gods _truly_ enter the body of humans it's the most believable religion

    • @markhavkett5078
      @markhavkett5078 Před rokem

      That you term a 'religion' as believable indicate much. The lost and blind believe and hope. Knowing, gnosis, understanding. To believe is to surmise, to be convinced from position of dis- belief.
      To attain an understanding has nothing to do with belief.

  • @paldenngodup8238
    @paldenngodup8238 Před rokem +3

    Short cut to ultimate selfrealization!

    • @PS-ic4bp
      @PS-ic4bp Před rokem

      Unfortunately no short cuts in Sadhana

    • @paldenngodup8238
      @paldenngodup8238 Před rokem +1

      @@PS-ic4bp It depends on who you are!
      And the path you follow!
      The Karmic or the one beyond that!
      It’s not easy,but.not impossible!
      I am not saying that I know that!
      Simply look into yourself!
      ???????????????????

    • @paldenngodup8238
      @paldenngodup8238 Před rokem

      I am not talking about Sadhana!

  • @SARVX_
    @SARVX_ Před 2 měsíci

    Great.... 🔱

  • @IndianAarmy-bt1zt
    @IndianAarmy-bt1zt Před měsícem

    Thank you...

  • @ramonsalvaleon2616
    @ramonsalvaleon2616 Před rokem +3

    The aghori practice is like similar to gnostics but in a extreme way.🤔
    I hoping my theory is wrong!🤗

  • @abhishekbhaskar6268
    @abhishekbhaskar6268 Před rokem +4

    Aghora if done wrong, can do more damage than benefit, that's why right hand spiritualist hindus, call it filth and dangerous.

  • @stephenclarke3990
    @stephenclarke3990 Před rokem

    The cartoons are wonderful 😊🙏🏼❤🙏🏼

  • @smellymala3103
    @smellymala3103 Před rokem +2

    Jai Mata Di 🩸 🔥 📿

  • @the_great_plague
    @the_great_plague Před rokem +3

    Someone calling themselves "enlightened" should be watched closely and never trusted, particularly where religion is involved

  • @jackschleich9475
    @jackschleich9475 Před rokem +8

    if you can assimilate things that are anathema successfully without becoming trapped, you can be a type of master

  • @RandomPerson28337
    @RandomPerson28337 Před rokem +2

    Highest respect

  • @actualsatan2420
    @actualsatan2420 Před 4 měsíci

    Om Namah Shivaay

  • @12235117657598502586
    @12235117657598502586 Před rokem +10

    Psychopath’s are also emotionally detached and they don’t have different feeling’s about anything (no matter how repulsive to normal people)!

    • @dwellerinblack7816
      @dwellerinblack7816 Před rokem +8

      Not the same. This shows your lack of understanding.

    • @12235117657598502586
      @12235117657598502586 Před rokem +1

      @@dwellerinblack7816 Errr… I didn’t say it was the ‘same’… Your comment shows your lack of English Language! 🙄

    • @brandonheat9785
      @brandonheat9785 Před rokem +1

      You read my mind glad to see someone else realizes how alien these practices are. They do all this to become “enlightened”

    • @ankitk5530
      @ankitk5530 Před rokem +5

      *_"Aghoris"_* are the devoti of *_"Shiva,"_* the most powerful God in Hinduism, the God of *_"destruction and recreation."_*
      Hindus believe Shiva performs his cosmic dance *_"tandava"_* at the end of each cosmic cycle.
      The word _"Shiva"_ stands for *_"that which is not",_* one who has no beginning or end, one who doesn't exists or the nothingness. He is also called *_"Mahakaal:"_* a word which translates to *_"the eternal timekeeper" or death._* His consort is the goddess *_"Kali"_* (Parvati/Aadi Shakti), the word _"kali"_ originates from the word _"kaal"_ which stands for _"the time"_ or _"the death"._
      *_Hinduism didn't evolve as a religion, but as a group of related philosophies, a way of life._* it isn't polytheistic as most people assume, *Gods in Hinduism are **_symbolic._*
      Hinduism believes in one supreme state, the state of ultimate reality or pure consciousness called *"Parbrahm".*
      *_In Hinduism God is a state (not an entity),_* the state of pure consciousness, energy or the ultimate reality, this energy appears to be taking ( *"Leela or the divine play"* ) material or physical form called *_"Maya" (the grand illusion)._* The whole material universe is merely an illusion of the Maya, created by our consciousness.
      Since everything we see, feel and experience is merely an illusion, while in reality, everything (all the living souls and inmate objects) is just energy that is the reason Hindus worship everything.
      _*"Aham Brahmasmi"_:* a popular phrase from Hindu philosophy and scriptures which means "I am the God/Universe/pure consciousness". According to the " Advaita" philosophy of Hinduism, the creation and creator are the same, the creator itself manifests itself as creation or vice-versa.
      Individuality as a human being or as a soul is an illusion, we are one, the soul is one, I am you, you are me, I am the one living the lives of billions of souls; from the tiniest bacteria to the infinitely vast cosmic creature "universe", *_I am the nature, I am the cosmos, I am the "Shiva", I am the God._*
      *It's the moment I realise that I am not a drop in the ocean, but the ocean itself, when I am liberated.*
      Now coming back to Aghoris, the word *"Aghori"* means *"terrible",* these Hindu monks have realised this very essence of existence and are now liberated from their ego, their material self, they no longer associate themselves with their body or the "Maya" but their true consciousness the ultimate reality, they are neutral to all their feelings, are free from the worldly possessions and have complete control over their senses. They live in crematory grounds and put the ashes of the dead on their body as a symbol to show what society considers "Abhor" (impure/terrible) is neutral to them.

    • @ankitk5530
      @ankitk5530 Před rokem

      @@brandonheat9785 I have tried answering you in my previous comment. If there is something you would like to know or question I will be glad to answer.

  • @lesliekingsley4993
    @lesliekingsley4993 Před rokem +30

    l have always understood that the word "aghora" (अघोर) meant "no fear" (i.e. घोर = fear).

  • @individuationportal
    @individuationportal Před rokem +1

    this is great.

  • @kfph
    @kfph Před rokem

    What is the name of the background score? Where can I find it? (I find it to be really calming)

  • @Armuman
    @Armuman Před rokem +3

    No matter what the philosophy is, their practices are disgusting and outright horrendous to say the least. Its okay to keep yourself informed about the different cultures but this is not something which should be encouraged at all.

  • @talksofdharma2466
    @talksofdharma2466 Před rokem +3

    I'm an Aghori

  • @MaryamLove1737
    @MaryamLove1737 Před rokem +2

    Can you pls tell us what the Music at the end is?

  • @valentineotto1099
    @valentineotto1099 Před 8 měsíci

    Jay Kali Jay Aghori

  • @sanskariinsaan7383
    @sanskariinsaan7383 Před rokem +5

    Can you make these videos in Hindi also so that larger mass can get enlighten by the knowledge of your brilliant videos , cuz large amount of people want this kind of quality videos on these topics but they eventually fail to find any good detailed video in Hindi as yours . My parents are one of these kind of people , who are not comfortable with English but they would have loved if these videos would have in Hindi , & there are many more who want the same .

    • @TracyO888
      @TracyO888 Před rokem +2

      Or maybe the channel could add hindi subtitles. I feel the same about another channel that is mostly in the Hindi language that I would like to have English subtitles.

    • @sunongral5605
      @sunongral5605 Před rokem +2

      Perhaps this could be your call to do it? What makes you think you couldn't become as good as this person at sharing this type of information in Hindi? Many people are doing this type of work today. I'm currently translating and synthetizing the work of my favorite French philosophers into English, and slowly learning video editing as I'm building my website. We could always use more people willing to do the work of helping each other find a meaning that suits them so they can finally stop fighting with themselves and others and start building a liveable world for future generations. At least that's what I find is most productive to do with my free time. Just putting that out there :-)

    • @chanimarie6753
      @chanimarie6753 Před rokem

      The Hindis know all of it already. No need to explain.

    • @TracyO888
      @TracyO888 Před rokem +2

      @@chanimarie6753 uummm.. what? Not a truthful statement, especially since England invaded India over 100 yrs ago. They rewrote lots of their books, language, meanings and customs. Lots live in rual and remote villages and only know what has been passed down through family and neighbors.

  • @kartikaykhattar7935
    @kartikaykhattar7935 Před rokem +3

    The mouse click sound effect is annoying. Please don't use it.

    • @CanVultus
      @CanVultus Před 10 měsíci

      I hope he uses it even more now.

  • @Michael12111983
    @Michael12111983 Před rokem +1

    I feel some resonance with their core Pilosophy

  • @sendatambidore7347
    @sendatambidore7347 Před rokem +2

    Is it possible to have a french subtitle please 🕉️🙏❤️🔱❤️🙏🕉️

  • @wufy9
    @wufy9 Před rokem +5

    AGHORI THE TRUE EDGE LORDS OF RELIGION.

  • @majestic_irrelevance
    @majestic_irrelevance Před rokem +3

    They say lots of sex is a big part but I only saw dudes around...

  • @andreikamiKaze
    @andreikamiKaze Před rokem

    beautiful song at the end .. what^s its name?

  • @shashwat_Pardeshi
    @shashwat_Pardeshi Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks...