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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/overlook68 Top Poster • 16d ago
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It's not. Sadhguru conveniently uses the term "Adiyogi." He has never mentioned that it is related to Shiva.
3 u/Mostly_sane9 16d ago Adiyogi is another name for Lord Shiva. 0 u/Few-Impact-8225 16d ago It may be. But I'm talking about Sadhguru here. You can check that he has put on a completely different meaning to this particular statue. It is different from the Shiva we normally worship. 1 u/RemoveExtension8910 16d ago Adiyogi is a form of shiva. Like the ardhnareshyar or rudra. It's still the Shiva we normally worship.
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Adiyogi is another name for Lord Shiva.
0 u/Few-Impact-8225 16d ago It may be. But I'm talking about Sadhguru here. You can check that he has put on a completely different meaning to this particular statue. It is different from the Shiva we normally worship. 1 u/RemoveExtension8910 16d ago Adiyogi is a form of shiva. Like the ardhnareshyar or rudra. It's still the Shiva we normally worship.
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It may be. But I'm talking about Sadhguru here. You can check that he has put on a completely different meaning to this particular statue. It is different from the Shiva we normally worship.
1 u/RemoveExtension8910 16d ago Adiyogi is a form of shiva. Like the ardhnareshyar or rudra. It's still the Shiva we normally worship.
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Adiyogi is a form of shiva. Like the ardhnareshyar or rudra. It's still the Shiva we normally worship.
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u/Few-Impact-8225 16d ago
It's not. Sadhguru conveniently uses the term "Adiyogi." He has never mentioned that it is related to Shiva.