Siddha Gurus

The Siddha tradition has existed for millennia. Siddha Gurus have preserved and transmitted this ancient tradition for centuries. Siddha Gurus are enlightened masters and spiritual guides. They have attained profound knowledge and realisation through the practice of Yoga, alchemy and other esoteric sciences. Respected for their wisdom & spiritual accomplishments, they guide seekers on the path of self-realisation and spiritual awakening.

Secret Siddha Gurus

The identities of Siddha Gurus are usually secret. Knowledge passes from guru to disciple through direct oral transmission. However, some well-known Siddha gurus have gained recognition over time due to their significant contributions to the spiritual and healing traditions in India.

Some Siddha Gurus

This is a limited list. There are many other revered Siddha masters known within their local communities.

1. Agastya Muni

Agastya Muni is one of the revered ancient Siddhas in Indian mythology. He wrote numerous spiritual and alchemical texts.

2. Thirumoolar

Thirumoolar is an ancient Tamil Siddha saint. He contributed to Siddha literature. His most famous work is “Thirumandiram”. This text covers various aspects of yoga, alchemy and spirituality.

3. Bogar Siddhar

Bogar Siddhar is a legendary Siddha alchemist. He prepared unconventional medicines using metals and minerals.

4. Patanjali Siddhar

Patanjali Siddhar is the same sage who compiled the Yoga Sutras, a foundational text of classical Yoga. He is a Siddha master and his teachings have had a profound impact on various spiritual traditions.

5. Mahavatar Babaji

Mahavatar Babaji is a legendary Siddha guru. Paramahansa Yogananda mentioned him in his text, “Autobiography of a Yogi.”  Mahavatar Babaji is an immortal Siddha master who continues to guide and inspire seekers on the spiritual path.

Seeking a Siddha Guru

It is essential to approach the topic of Siddha gurus and spiritual masters with reverence and respect. Their teachings are deeply rooted in the spiritual and mystical traditions of India. Seekers interested in studying under a Siddha guru are advised to approach their practice with sincerity and discernment. Start by seeking guidance from authentic written sources and reputable teachers. Siddha’s believe that “when the student is ready, the Guru appears”.