The 64 Yoginis and Their Mystical Connection with Guru Datta

In the heart of India’s ancient spiritual traditions lies a mysterious circle of divine feminine figures known as the 64 Yoginis. Often associated with esoteric Tantric worship, these Yoginis are not just goddesses—they are embodiments of cosmic energy (Shakti), wisdom, and fierce spiritual power. Although they are rarely mentioned in mainstream Hindu narratives, they occupy a vital space in Tantric practices and are revered as powerful guides to spiritual liberation. Intriguingly, the energy and philosophy behind these Yoginis also intersect with the teachings of Guru Datta, the primordial yogi and master of the Nath and Avadhuta traditions.

The Living Lineage of the Nath Sampradaya: Navnaths, Siddhas, and the Eternal Flame of Alakh Niranjan

India’s spiritual history is richly woven with tales of yogis, saints, and sages who embodied the highest ideals of realization. Among these, few lineages are as enigmatic and influential as the Nath Sampradaya, a tradition rooted in the teachings of Shri Datta, and made famous by the Navnaths and the 84 Siddhas. These great beings were not merely practitioners—they were living embodiments of yogic perfection, guardians of the esoteric paths of Tantra, Hatha Yoga, and Avadhuta Vedanta.

How to Know If the Guru Is Near: 6 Subtle Signs

The journey toward a Guru is often not loud or dramatic—it’s gentle, quiet, and deeply personal. There may be no grand revelations or booming voices from the sky. Instead, it begins with a subtle shift. A soft turning inward. A quiet readiness.

My Journey Toward Finding a Guru

For a long time, I’ve felt a quiet but steady pull in my heart—a longing for a Guru. Not just a teacher, not just a wise voice, but someone whose very presence carries the silence, clarity, and knowing of the path. Someone who has walked it—who is it.

Devi Anagha Lakshmi: The Guru Mother Behind Shri Datta

In the spiritual world, the concept of the Guru is more than a teacher—it is a presence that shapes, disciplines, and ultimately liberates. For many seekers on the path of truth, Shri Datta embodies this role in its highest form.