How does Naga Sadhvi take royal bath during her periods? this is the rule

Mahakumbh 2025: Mahakumbh is going on in Prayagraj in which 2 royal baths have already taken place. The next royal bath will take place on Mauni Amavasya on 29 January 2025. Naga Sadhus are special attractions in the royal bath. Naga Sadhvi takes bath after Naga Sadhus. What does a female monk do if she gets her period during Mahakumbh? Let’s find out.

How female Naga Sadhu takes royal bath during periods

Female Naga Sadhus are allowed to take Ganga water in their hands and sprinkle it on their body. This assumes that the female Naga Sadhu has taken a bath in the Ganga. Whereas in household life, touching holy rivers during periods is completely prohibited.

During periods, female Naga Sadhus stay in their camp instead of bathing on the shore and take bath there by mixing Ganges water.

rules of female naga sadhu

The lifestyle and traditions of female Naga Sadhus are somewhat different from that of male Naga Sadhus. She wears saffron clothes. Which is not stitched. The female monk has to shave her hair and offer herself Pind Daan. Juna Akhara is the largest and oldest Akhara in the country. Most of the female Nagas are associated with this.

How do women become Naga Sadhus?

The process of becoming a female Naga Sanyasi is similar to that of male Naga Sadhus. The only difference is that to observe celibacy, men’s genitals are disabled, whereas women have to take a pledge to observe celibacy. Many women take even 10-12 years to prove this.

Naga sadhu talking in codeword

According to the information, during the time of Mughals and British, Naga Sadhus used to talk in code words to keep their information secret. Gradually this code word became their language.

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