Astrology News Desk: There is not much time left for the beginning of Maha Kumbh, hence preparations for it are also in full swing. Many sages and saints come to Kumbh and Mahakumbh who are seen doing yoga in strange postures. This yoga of sages and saints is known as Hatha Yoga. It is an important part of a deep spiritual journey which helps them physically, mentally and spiritually. Helps in developing.
During the Maha Kumbh Mela, the biggest festival of faith, some saints meditate in burning pots, while others lie down on a bed of thorns and remain engrossed in rigorous penance. Some saints do penance by standing day and night. If we believe in Sanatan Dharma, then this yoga done by the saints is known as Chhathyoga. So today through this article we are providing you complete information about the secret hidden behind this type of penance and Hatha Yoga, so let us know in detail…
By pleasing their deity Lord Shiva, the sages and saints attain the blessings of Lord Shiva by doing Hathayoga. It is believed that the sages and saints, in order to gain control over their senses and mind, perform various types of Hathayoga and cause pain to their body. They forcefully control their mind. They try to get the blessings of Aaradhya or to achieve some special achievement. According to Sanatan tradition, a total of four stubbornness are described. Which includes Rajhath i.e. stubbornness of a king, Balhath i.e. stubbornness of a child, Sthrihath i.e. stubbornness of a woman and Yogahath i.e. stubbornness done by sages.
Most of the sages and saints perform a fire penance in the month of Jeth in which the smoke of five kandas is blown, in the middle of which the sadhus sit and remain engrossed in penance. In this penance, five kandas are offered every day. In this type of Hatha Yoga, the sadhus apply bhabhuta on their body and burn themselves in the fire. They sit in the middle of a pile of grass, in the process of which a Geeta cloth is covered over the head so that the eyes and ears do not get harmed. Which is known as Panchdhuni, the tradition of Panchdhuni has been going on since mythological times. Mother Parvati also did this to marry Lord Shiva.
