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nondual medieval song, the
Avadhuta Gita, was a
founding adi guru of the
Aghor tradition according to
Barrett (2008: p. 33): Lord Dattatreya, an antinomian...
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Aghor Yoga also
referred to as
Aghor is a
spiritual tradition that
originated in
Northern India around the 11th
Century C.E. The word
Aghor literally...
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peethadheswar (founder) of Baba
Keenaram Sthal, the headquarters/pilgrim of
Aghors across the world. He is said to have
lived for 170 years.[citation needed]...
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Archived from the
original on 4
September 2015.
Retrieved 13 June 2009.
Aghor,
Ashwin (10
December 2009). "Reliance
Energy curbs power theft". DNA. Mumbai...
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influenced by a view by
culture or domestication: The
gurus and
disciples of
Aghor believe their state to be
primordial and universal. They
believe that all...
- but
Aghor puts him to sleep. With
Aghor's death the
instrument is lost. 150
years later i.e. in the
present day Dr.
Bhootnath Nondy finds Aghor Sen's...
- of the dead",
calling the
immersion of
ashes "dumping",
presenting the
Aghors as an
exception in
their struggle against the
caste system, and
claims he...
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Archaeological Survey of India, some of the
prominent places of
interest are the
Aghor Peeth, the
Alamgir Mosque, the
Ashoka Pillar, the
Bharat Kala
Bhavan (Art...
- Tantra.
Abhinav Publications. ISBN 978-1-70174-022-8. Barrett, Ron (2008).
Aghor Medicin.
University of
California Press. p. 12. ISBN 978-0-520-25218-9....
- god Bhairava, a form of
Shiva Aghori, a
particular school of
Hindu Tantra Aghor Yoga,
subsect of the
Aghora lineage Aghora (band), a
Floridian progressive...
