Siddharth Joshi
Spiritual Lineage
Son of Ashok | Born to Saroj Ahluwalia
Astrological Indications: Suryavamshi Kyshatria Kashyapa Lineage
Children: None, Siblings: Arjun, Aditi
Lord: Vishnu
Synonyms: Parabrahman
Symbol: Conch (OM, Water, Female Fertility, Snakes), Discuss (Destruction for Dharma), Mace (Jnana), Lotus (purity, transcendence)
Lord Vishnu is Parabrahman, our true source and Self.
Lord: Brahma
Son of: Lord Vishnu (Self-Born)
Synonyms: Brahman, Atman
Symbol: Conch (Fractal Creation), Discuss (Consciousness, Individuation, Time), Mace (Jnana), Lotus (purity, transcendence)
Lord Brahma is the universal mind, also known as Brahman or Atman, in which all things are created He is subservient to Vishnu.
Lord: Atri
Son of: Lord Brahma (Mind-Born)
Synonyms: Saptarishi
Symbol: The Tongue (Knowledge, Vedas)
Manu was the progenitor of humankind. Atri, a great sage (Saptarishi) and son of Brahma, created a separate line from Manu which then mated into Manu's line through his daughter Ila, creating the Lunar Dynasty, to which Lord Krishna belonged.
Atri was father of Lord Dattatreya, who was an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Lord: Dattatreya
Son of: Sage Atri (Born to Anasuya)
Synonyms: Lord Vishnu
Symbol: Trimurti, Trident (Shiva), Conch (Vishnu), Water Pot (Brahma)
Lord Dattatreya is an incarnation of Vishnu and is son of Atri and Anasuya. He taught Advaita Vedanta and is a lord of yoga who is mentioned with great esteem in the Ramayana and Mahabharata. When the world was about to enter the Kali Yuga, Lord Krishna, concerned that his teachings and the purpose of his incarnation would get lost in the coming dark age, consulted with Dattatreya, the spiritual teacher of the ending Dwapara Yuga, and asked him to preserve His teachings. Dattatreya then called on the nine Nath yogis to establish a spiritual framework and code for the coming age, and the Tradition of the Nath Yogis was established. Mowgli is descended from this lineage.
Lord: Matsyendranatha
Son of: Sage Atri (Born to Anasuya)
Synonyms: Lord Vishnu
Symbol: Trimurti, Trident (Shiva), Conch (Vishnu), Water Pot (Brahma)
Lord Matsyendranatha was the first navnath, created by Dattareya at the request of Krishna.
Lord: Revan Nath
Son of:
Synonyms: Navnath
Symbol:
Lord Reva Nath, or Kaddasiddha, was discovered by Matsyendranatha, the first Navnath and became a Navnath. He was taught directly by Dattatreya. He attained realization in the forest.
Lord: Narayanrao | Nimbargi Maharaj
Son of: Bheemanna Virasaiva (Born to Ambabai)
Symbol: Kaddasiddha
Nimbargi Maharaj carried on the spiritual lineage of Lord Reva Nath from the Kaddasiddha (Reva Nath) saints. Nimbargi had his initiation from a saint called Muppinmuni, who lived about the year 1810 in Siddhagiri, and who was in the Kadasiddha line.
Lord: Bhausaheb Maharaj
Son of: Deshpande Clan
Symbols: Tukaraum
Bhauseb Maharaj was the successor of Nimbargi Maharaj. He practiced intense penance and meditation and created a way for his disciples which would be known as the Inchegiri Navnath Sampradaya.
Lord: Siddharameshwar Maharaj
Teaching Books: Yoga Vasistha, Sadachara of Shri Shankaracharya, Dasbodh of Saint Shri Samarth Ramdas, Eknathi Bhagwat of Sant Eknath.
Siddharameshwar was a forceful enlightened sage of the Inchegiri Navnath Sampradaya. He could be characterized by a strong and controlled voice over consciousness and beyond. Like the progentior fo the Navnaths, Dattatreya, Siddharameshwar understood and taught the Advaita Vedanta. Siddharameshwar was the Guru of Nisargadataa Maharaj, Mowgli's Guru.
Lord: Nisargadatta Maharaj
Son of: Shivrampant Kambli
Synonyms: Hanuman | Lord Vishnu
Symbol: Beadie Cigarette
Born on the birthday of Hanuman, Nisargadatta was an enlightened Sage of the Nath Yogi lineage (Inchegiri Navnath Sampradaya), founded by Lord Dattatreya at the request of Krishna. He is the Guru of Mowgli. Mowgli was initiated into the Inchegiri Navnath Sampradaya in 2016 by Nisargadatta's direct disciple, Sri Ramakant Maharaj in Nashik, Maharashtra, India. According to Mowgli, Nisargadatta and his predecessor, Siddharameshwar Maharaj, were avatars of Lord Vishnu.
