Aghoris: What They Never Tell You

[Zopiclone bandit]

About three years ago, our path unexpectedly crossed with the Aghor Foundation, and we met Aghoreshwar HariHar Babaji, who belongs to the sacred Baba Kinaram lineage of Kashi.That brief interaction left a deep and lasting imprint on us. From that moment, we knew this was a conversation we would one day return to.A few days ago, we finally received the opportunity to meet Babaji again and sit in conversation with him. It was one of the most experiential dialogues we have ever had — and we have kept it just as it unfolded: raw, uncut, and unfiltered.Babaji was born in a village near Kashi, later moved to Berkeley, built a very successful life as a businessman — and eventually chose the path of Aghor Sadhana.What a journey.This is the kind of conversation you return to…the kind that makes you feel deeply…the kind that quietly ignites something within.Babaji has truly graced us with that nectar of wisdom.Someone I personally look up to with deep reverence.Aghor Foundation: https://aghorfoundation.orgHar Har Mahadev

 

[Asclepius]

About three years ago, our path unexpectedly crossed with the Aghor Foundation, and we met Aghoreshwar HariHar Babaji, who belongs to the sacred Baba Kinaram lineage of Kashi.That brief interaction left a deep and lasting imprint on us. From that moment, we knew this was a conversation we would one day return to.A few days ago, we finally received the opportunity to meet Babaji again and sit in conversation with him. It was one of the most experiential dialogues we have ever had — and we have kept it just as it unfolded: raw, uncut, and unfiltered.Babaji was born in a village near Kashi, later moved to Berkeley, built a very successful life as a businessman — and eventually chose the path of Aghor Sadhana.What a journey.This is the kind of conversation you return to…the kind that makes you feel deeply…the kind that quietly ignites something within.Babaji has truly graced us with that nectar of wisdom.Someone I personally look up to with deep reverence.Aghor Foundation: https://aghorfoundation.orgHar Har Mahadev

 

[Zopiclone bandit]

An Indian guy I speak to online is from Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) & his mates are in a Death Metal band but the name is in Hindi, they released an EP last year & it's called "Tantric Rituals in a Kolkata Smashan"
The cover of the E.P. is their singer sitting in the Smashan (Cremation ground) at 3am naked, covered in human ash doing a Puja (ritual worship) to Smashan Kali. They are huge fans of early Gorgoroth & we both agree Hat from that original line up is the joint #1 for BM & Death Metal vocal, we both have a mutual love of Nattramn from the DSBM band Silencer.

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[Asclepius]

What else you going to do, in the burial grounds? Got to make the most of that ash!! "Smear baby, smear!"