Siddha Siddhanta

Siddha Siddhanta is one of the six main Shaivite philosophical traditions. It is also known as Gorakshanatha Saivism after its founding Guru Gorakhnath.^[1]

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Shaivism

History

Deities

• Shiva
  • Bhairava
  • Dakshinamurti
  • Harihara
  • Ishana
  • Nataraja
  • Sadyojata
  • Tatpurusha
  • Vamadeva
• Shakti
  • Ardhanarishvara
  • Sati
  • Parvati
• Ganesha
• Kartikeya
  • Devasena
  • Valli
• Nandi

Texts

• Shvetashvatara Upanishad
• Shivarahasya Purana
• Shiva Purana
• Shiva Sutras of Vasugupta
• Tirumurai

Mantra/Stotra

• Om Namah Shivaya
• Rudrashtakam
• Mahāmrityunjaya
• Shiva Tandava
• Sahasranama
• Chalisa
• Shri Rudram
• Shiva Mahimna
• Hara Hara Mahadeva

Traditions

• Shaiva Siddhanta
• Pashupata Shaivism
• Kapalika
  • Aghori
  • Kaula
• Trika Shaivism
• Veera Shaivism
• Siddha Siddhanta
• Shiva Advaita
• Shaiva Smartas

Festivals and observances

• Kanwar Yatra
• Maha Shivaratri
• Pradosha
• Shiva Puja

Shiva temples

Panch Kedar	Kedarnath Tungnath Rudranath Madhyamaheshwar Kalpeshwar
Pancha Sabhai	Rathinam Pon Velli Thamiram Chitiram
Pancha Bhuta Sthalam	Chidambaram (Ether) Tirukalahasti (Air) Tiruvannamalai (Fire) Tiruvanaikaval (Water) Kanchipuram (Earth)
Jyotirlingas	Bhimashankar Grishneshwar Kedarnath Mallikarjun Mahakaleshwar Nageshvar Omkareshwar Ramanathaswamy Somnath Trimbakeshwar Vaidyanath Vishwanath
Others	Amarnath Brihadeeswarar Kailash Mansarovar Katas Raj Lingaraja Meenakshi Sundareshwarar Tiruchengode Vadakkum Nathan

Related topics

• Lingam
  • Rasalingam
• Siddha
• Vibhuti
• Other names

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