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Gorakhnath (also
known as
Goraksanath (Sanskrit: Gorakṣanātha), c.
early 11th century) was a
Hindu yogi,
mahasiddha and
saint who was the
founder of the...
- history. His
disciple is
known as
MahaYogi Gorakhnath, also
known as
Gorakshanath,
without whose mention, Nath Yoga
becomes unimaginable. It is Gorakhnath...
- is also one of the eighty-four
mahasiddhas and
considered the guru of
Gorakshanath,
another known figure in
early hatha yoga. He is
revered by both Hindus...
- Shiva, also
known as Adi Nath. In many
modern Nath groups,
worship of
Gorakshanath and
Shiva is primary. The nine teachers,
collectively known as Navnaths...
- c.) are
credited to
Matsyendranatha and his disciple,
Gorakhnath or
Gorakshanath (11th c.).
Early Nāth
works teach a yoga
based on
raising kuṇḍalinī through...
- Nath tradition. The name
Gorakhnath derives from the
medieval saint,
Gorakshanath (c. 11th
century CE), a yogi who
travelled widely across India and aut****d...
- Trimbakeshwar,
through regular steps,
Ganga dwar is
reached and the
Gorakshanath cave
which is end of Trimbakeshwar. Now
again while climbing down, there...
- 17th century) Some
scholars include Gorakshanath's 11th-century
Goraksha Samhita on the list,
since Gorakshanath is
considered responsible for po****rizing...
-
extreme importance. The
important book for the Nath is the
Avadhuta Gita.
Gorakshanath is
considered the
topmost form of the avadhuta-state.
Siddha Siddhanta...
- the
Buddhist literature are
comparable with the
Shaiva Nath
saints (
Gorakshanath and Matsyendranath) who
practiced Hatha Yoga.
According to Schumann,...
