Vedagamic Lifestyle : How to wear Dhoti as per Sadashiva Instruction - Style #1

Have you ever wondered, "Who designed Dhoti?" Yes, the you need to know about it.

Agama is one of source scripture of Hinduism, A lifestyle manual given by Adi Yogi, Sadahiva to Devi Parvati. In one of Agama called Kamika Agama, Sadashiva teaches about different styles of wearing Dhoti for men and Saree for women. He gives a detailed step by step process of wearing 35 styles of Dhoti and 70 styles of Saree.

In this series called Veda-Agamic fashion, I will teach various styles of tying dhoti as per Sadashiva Instructions.

I have learnt all these design by His Divine Holiness, Avatar Paramahamsa Nithyananda Swamiji, who is my GURU. He is the source of inspiration and passion to live this lifestyle.

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I am Sri Nithya Ramanathananda, a Brahmchari of Nithyananda order. The only ambition of my life is to live mission of my Guru Paramhamsa Nithyananda. Aligning myself to this, will be sharing my understanding, experiences of my journey with my guru SadaShiva Paramhamsa Nithyananda.

Paramahamsa Nithyananda is revered, regarded, respected and worshipped and worshipped as the Avatar (living incarnation) of super-consciousness by millions across the globe. He is also the spiritual head of Mahanirvani Peetha, the oldest and largest apex body of Hinduism.
He and his Sangha (spiritual community) around the globe is serving humanity by reviving the science of completion, science of Enlightenment and manifesting various extraordinary spiritual powers as per the Vedic Agamic tradition of Sanatana Hindu Dharma. He is author of 350 books, which are translated and published in 500 titles and various international languages.