Dr. Rajesh Mishra: Yoga- Ayurveda- Wellness: Bremen

 Explore the mystical world of the Akharas: Guardians of India's ancient spiritual heritage India's spiritual heritage is vast and profound. It is interwoven with timeless traditions that guide seekers towards self-realisation and enlightenment. At the heart of this heritage are the Akharas, monastic orders that have been the guardians of Sanatan Dharma for centuries. These spiritual institutions are more than just organisations - they embody the disciplines of meditation, devotion and martial training, ensuring the preservation of India's ancient religious and cultural ethos. In this blog, we delve into the origins, unique identities and roles of the 13 prominent Akharas, and explore their deep connection to India's great spiritual festival, the Kumbh Mela. What are Akharas? Akhara refers to a monastic order of ascetics (sadhus) who dedicate their lives to spiritual learning, discipline and the protection of Hinduism. These monastic groups were institutionalised by the...