This man has spent up to six hours each day for the past 22 years performing yoga moves in the snowy Himalayas.
Mahant Satyendra Nath Ji Maharaj is renowned for his dedication to yoga due to his determination to meditate in snowy mountainous regions.
Nath hails from Larji, Himachal Pradesh, and attained the title of guru when he was just 12 years old.
He is said to be able to effortlessly climb trees and steep mountains due to his years of yoga experience.
A Siddha Yogi is seen engrossed in yoga amidst a moderate blizzard at the snow-clad mountain peak. The yogi has been identified as Satyendra Nath who is originally from Kullu district Banjar. Nath has an ashram named Kaulantak Peeth in Balichowki of Mandi district where he has been practicing yoga for the last 20 to 22 years, sources said.
Sources said that Mahayogi Satyendra Nath's Guru was Ishanath for which people gave him the sobriquet of Ishputra based on the name of his guru. Ishputra is a yogi of the Siddha tradition of the Himalayas. His real name is Mahayogi Satyendra Nath. He is the Peethadhishwar of Kaulantak Peeth, which is the only Peeth of Siddhas in the Himalayas and follows the Dev tradition as its basis. Local sources said that Ishputra's fans are spread across many countries.
Kaulantak Peeth propagates Yoga and Devdharma in more than eight countries. Since Ishputra is a Peethadhishwar, his disciples are always around him. Ishputra is a yogi of the Himalayas, so he can always be seen practicing meditation atop mountains, dense forests, rivers and waterfalls.
Since childhood, Ishputra has been practicing the path of sadhana taught by his another guru, Siddhant Nath Ji. After completing his college studies, Ishputra completely took over the 'Kaulantak Peeth' ashram. Sources said that the current video was taken while Ishputra was practicing meditation for about a month in the mountains Saraj Valley along with his two disciples. It is said that in the mountains, it started snowing and a blizzard was triggered.
In such a situation, the frightened disciples approached Ishputra, but found him in a state of deep meditation and captured his video on a mobile phone.
Sources said that the video was shot by Ishputra's disciple named Rahul. Rahul, sources said, manages Ishputra's PR and shoots his Guru's videos in a bid to convey Ishputra's messages to the disciples spread all over the world. Besides, the objective behind making these videos is to introduce the youth of the new generation to Yoga and also to inspire them for meditation. Yogi Satyendra Nath has been practicing meditation in snow clad mountains since childhood.
There is a text in the Siddha tradition of the Himalayas called 'Shwet Meru Kalpa' which tells the methods of doing meditation in the snow and on the mountains. For the Yogis of the Himalayas, snow is a symbol of unity, truth and peace. Meditation is performed on the complex Himalayas by awakening one's 'Kundalini' energy in the religious jargon.
Mahant Satyendra Nath Ji Maharaj is renowned for his dedication to yoga. He ventures into various landscapes including water bodies, brisk winds, mountain peaks, and amidst snowfall to practice meditation.
Satyendra Nath hails from the small village of Larji in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. He attained the title of Guru at the young age of 12. It is said that Mahant Satyendra Nath effortlessly climbs steep mountains and tall trees due to his yoga and meditation practices. The great yogi Satyendra Nath performs yoga asanas anywhere in nature, even amidst the swift waters of waterfalls.
His dedication to yoga and tapas (austerity) has earned him widespread admiration. Despite the challenging conditions, Satyendra Nath remains steadfast in his spiritual pursuits, inspiring many with his unwavering commitment to the path of yoga and meditation.
