Dashnam Gosavi
Goswami belongs to the Indian Hindu upper caste and is also known as Dashnam Goswami. He has made a great contribution to the writing and reading of the Vedas. The Sanskrit compound Goswami can mean "lord of the senses" or lord of the Vedas (Go means Veda). It is also pronounced Gosai, Gosai, Gosai, Gosavi and Gosain.
The Goswami community is found all over India and also in Bangladesh and Nepal. The caste has ten surnames namely Giri, Puri, Bharati, Ashram, Saraswati, Aranya, Van, Parvat, Sagar, Tirtha.
Goswami (Gusain) is a surname. Adiguru Shankaracharya started a new community called Gusai/Goswami/Gosai, Uttam Sage Mules to stop the loss of religion among the people of the grihastha sage community. They were divided into ten parts, meaning they contained ten types of subspecies. 1. Puri, 2. Bharati, 3. Saraswati, 4. Giri, 5. Mountains, 6. Sagar, 7. Forest, 8. Wilderness, 9. Pilgrimage and 10. Ashrams are included. He is known as Dashnam Gosai/Gusai/Goswami.
The meaning of this title is gau meaning the five senses: Karna, Chakshu, Rachna, Olfactory, Tatsa, Swami means one who controls. Thus Goswami is the one who controls the five senses. But in spoken language, Goswami is also considered to mean the protector and protector of Hindus. The history of the Goswami community is made up of the Indian sub-caste "Goswami" group and is spread across India.
Most of the Goswami community lives in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Haryana, Punjab, Jharkhand, Assam and Bihar. The Dashnam Gusai community in Nepal accounts for more than 1% of the total population. They are worshippers of Shiva. They worship Shiva day and night and consider Shiva as their favorite deity. Therefore, people consider these priests as Brahmins. But technically, Gosai (Goswami) is superior to Brahmins.
The sadhus of the Gosai sect usually wear saffron (saffron) clothes, wear a stick with one hand and garland fifty-four Rudrakshas around their necks. Some people apply sandalwood or ash and make three horizontal lines on the forehead. Three lines symbolize the trident of Shiva, two lines form a point above or below, which is the symbol of the Shivalinga. Dashnami saints communicate with each other with the word 'Om Namo Narayan'. Let's worship Shiva. During the Kumbh Mela, the Gusai/Goswami community also participates in the shahi snan. His main task is to spread Sanatan Dharma. People of all castes and religions greet with folded hands. They are referred to as Babaji, Maharaj, Gusai, Swamiji etc.
Saints of the Golden Age: Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu. Saints of Tretayuga: Parashar, Shaktirishi, Vashishta Muni. Saints of the Dwapara period: Ved Vyasa, Sukhdev. Saints of Kali Yuga: Gaur Govindacharya Shankaracharya, he established all four monasteries in all four directions. Sringeri Sharda Peeth is located in the south of India. Sringeri Math is one of the most famous mathematics in Karnataka. Under this, the names of the sanyasis who have taken initiation are preceded by the prefix of saraswati, bharati, puri sampradaya. Therefore, he is considered a sannyasin of that sect. Sringeri Sharda Peeth is located in the south of India. Sringeri Math is one of the most famous mathematics in Karnataka. Under this, the names of the sanyasis who have taken initiation are preceded by the prefix of saraswati, bharati, puri sampradaya. Therefore, he is considered a sannyasin of that sect. 1 Sanyasi :- Bharatiya Puri Saraswati 2 Sampradaya :- Bhurivar 3 Mahavakya :- Aham Brahmasmi 4 Gotra :- Bhurbhuva 5 Deities :- Adivarah 6 Devi :- Kamaksha 7 Vedas :- Yajurveda 8 Tirtha :- Rameshwaram 9 Brahmachari:- 1 The first abbot of Brahmachari Math was Acharya Prithvidharacharya. A total of 20 matiyas of the monks of this monastery are mentioned, of whom 4 are Indian and 16 are from Puri. Indians have four centrals: 1. Manav Mukund Bharti, 2. Nursing Bharti, 4. Padmanabha Bharati, 4. Bal Vijay Nath Bharti with only two middlemen left at present, Manav Mukund Bharti and Nursing Bharati and Padmanabha Bharati Bal Vijaynath B. It is mostly wasted. Sixteen months of Puri:- 1. Baikunthpuri, 2. Keshavpuri Multani, 3. Gang Dariapuri, 4. Trilokpuri 5. Van Meghnath Puri, 6 Suj Puri, 7. Bhagwant Puri, 8 Purna Puri, 9. Bhandari Hanumant Puri, 10. Heavy Bharat Puri, 11. Llandar Puri, 12. Sang Darya Puri, 13. Som Daria Puri, 14. Neelkanth Puri, 15 Tamak Bhiya Puri, 16 Mayapuri Niranjani. There is no mention of saraswati's temple.
Sringeri Sharda Peeth is located in the south of India. Sringeri Math is one of the most famous mutts in Karnataka. Under this, the adjective Saraswati, Bharati, Puri sect is applied after the name of the saints who take initiation. Which makes him considered a monk of that sect. 1 Sanyasi :- Bharatiya Puri Saraswati 2 Sampradaya :- Bhurivar 3 Mahavaksya :- Aham Brahmasmi 4 Gotra :- Bhurbhuva 5 Deities :- Adivrata 6 Devi :- Kamaksha 7 Vedas :- Yajurveda 8 Tirtha :- Rameshwaram 9 Brahmachari:- Chaitanya 10 The first abbot of this monastery was Acharya Prithvidharacharya. There are a total of twenty monasteries of monks of this mutt, out of which 4 are Indian and 16 are Puri. Four women of Indians: 1. Mukund Bharti, 2. Nursing Bharati, 4. Padmanabha Bharati, 4. At present, Man Mukund Bharti and Nursing Bharati and Padmanabha Bharati Bal Vijaynath Bharti are almost extinct. Sixteen of Puriyas:- 1. Baikunthpuri, 2. Keshavpuri Multani, 3. Gang Dariapuri, 4. Trilokpuri 5. Van Meghnath Puri, 6 Suj Puri, 7. Bhagwant Puri, 8 Purna Puri, 9. Bhandari Hanumant Puri, 10. Root Bharat Puri, 11. Lander Puri, 12. Sang Darya Puri, 13. Som Daria Puri, 14. Neelkanth Puri, 15 Tamak Bhiya Puri, 16 Mayapuri Niranjani. No evidence of Saraswati has been mentioned.
To the east is Govardhan Math at Puri in Orissa. Govardhan Math is associated with Lord Jagannath Temple. The mutt covers areas from Bihar to Rajahmundry and Odisha to Arunachal Pradesh. The 'Forest and Forest' sect is used as an adjective after the name of sanyasis initiated under Govardhan Math. Therefore, he is considered a sannyasin of that sect. 1 Sanyasi:- Van, Aranya 2 Sampradaya:- Bhogwar 3 Mahavakya:- Pragyanbrahma 4 Gotra:- Kashyapa 5 Dev:- Jagannath 6 Devi:- Vimala Devi 7 Vedas:- Rigveda 8 Tirtha:- Mahodadhi 9 Brahmachari:- This was acharya Padmapada, the first abbot of the mutt. A total of four monasteries of monks in this monastery are mentioned, including four of the forests: 1. Gangasani Forest, (Throne Forest) Bal Forest 2. Kundali Shri Van Hodasari Shrivan Atma Ban Goswami Samaj History
Dwarka Math on the western side is also known as Sharda Peeth. This monastery is located in Dwarkadham, Gujarat. Under this, the adjectives 'Tirtha' and 'Ashram' are applied to the name of the sect after the names of the sanyasis initiated under this, so that they are considered to be the sanyasis of that sect. 1 Sanyasis:- Tirtha, and Ashram 2 Sampradaya:- Kitwar 3 Mahavakya:- Tattvamasi 4 Gotra:- Avigata 5 Dev:- Sideshwara 6 Devi:- Bhadrakali 7 Vedas:- Samaveda 8 Tirtha:- Gomti 9 Brahmachari:- This was acharya Swaroopacharya, the first abbot of Prakash1 Math No account of the monks in this monastery is mentioned. The history of the Goswami community is located in badrikashram of Uttarakhand in the north direction. Historically, Jyotirmath has been a centre of Vedic education and knowledge for centuries, founded by Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century. The names of the sanyasis who take initiation in Jyotirmath are followed by the adjectives 'Giri', 'Parvat' and 'Sagar', so they are considered to be the sanyasis of that sect. 1 Sanyasis :- Giri, Parvat, Sagar 2 Sampradaya :- Anandwar 3 Mahavakya : - Aymatma Brahma 4 Gotra : - Bhrigu 5 Dev : - Narayan 6 Devi : - Punyagiri 7 Vedas : - Atharvaveda 8 Pilgrimage : - Alkhanand 9 Brahmachari :- 10 The first abbot of this monastery was Acharya Trotakacharya. A total of twenty monasteries of monks in this monastery are mentioned. The twenty-seven mediums of the giris are as follows:- 1. Ramdati, 2. Omkarlal Nathi, 3. Chandannathi Bodla, 4. Brahmanathi, 5 Durganathi, 6. Brahmabhadra Nathi, 7 Sajnathi, 8. Jag Jeevannathi , 9. Patambar Nathi, 10. Giani Nathi, 11. Aghor Nathi, 12. Bhavanathi, 13. Riddhi Nathi, 14. Sagar Nathi, 15 Chandranathi, 16. Kusum Nathi, 17. Apar Nathi, 18. Ratna Nathi, 19 Nagendra Nathi, 20. Rudra Nathi, 21. Mahesh Nathi, 22. Ajraj Nathi, Meghnathi, 24. Parbatnathi, 25. Mann Nathi, 26. Parasnathi, 27. Darya Nathi. Giri has 16 Indian temples of Puri, 4 Lamas of Forest 1 temple in China.
Dwarka Math on the western side is also known as Sharda Peeth. This monastery is located in Dwarkadham, Gujarat. Under this, the adjectives 'Tirtha' and 'Ashram' are applied to the name of the sect after the names of the sanyasis initiated under this, so that they are considered to be the sanyasis of that sect. 1 Sanyasis:- Tirtha, and Ashram 2 Sampradaya:- Kitwar 3 Mahavakya:- Tattvamasi 4 Gotra:- Avigata 5 Dev:- Sideshwara 6 Devi:- Bhadrakali 7 Vedas:- Samaveda 8 Tirtha:- Gomti 9 Brahmachari:- This was acharya Swaroopacharya, the first abbot of Prakash1 Math. No account of the monks in this monastery is mentioned. The history of the Goswami community is located in badrikashram of Uttarakhand in the north direction. Historically, Jyotirmath has been a centre of Vedic education and knowledge for centuries, founded by Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century. The names of the sanyasis who take initiation in Jyotirmath are followed by the adjectives 'Giri', 'Parvat' and 'Sagar', so they are considered to be the sanyasis of that sect. 1 Sanyasis :- Giri, Parvat, Sagar 2 Sampradaya :- Anandwar 3 Mahavakya : - Aymatma Brahma 4 Gotra : - Bhrigu 5 Dev : - Narayan 6 Devi : - Punyagiri 7 Vedas : - Atharvaveda 8 Pilgrimage : - Alkhanand 9 Brahmachari :- 10 The first abbot of this monastery was Acharya Trotakacharya. A total of twenty monasteries of monks in this monastery are mentioned. The twenty-seven mediums of the giris are as follows:- 1. Ramdati, 2. Omkarlal Nathi, 3. Chandannathi Bodla, 4. Brahmanathi, 5 Durganathi, 6. Brahmabhadra Nathi, 7 Sajnathi, 8. The world of life, 9. Patambar Nathi, 10. Giani Nathi, 11. Aghor Nathi, 12. Bhavanathi, 13. Riddhi Nathi, 14. Sagar Nathi, 15 Chandranathi, 16. Kusum Nathi, 17. Apar Nathi, 18. Ratna Nathi, 19 Nagendra Nathi, 20. Rudra Nathi, 21. Mahesh Nathi, 22. Ajraj Nathi, Meghnathi, 24. Parbatnathi, 25. Mann Nathi, 26. Parasnathi, 27. Darya Nathi. Giri has 16 Indian temples of Puri, 4 Lamas of Forest 1 temple in China.
Dashanama from which part of Lord Shiva. Puri from the universe, Bharati from the forehead, Saraswati from the tongue, Giri from bhuje, mountains, oceans, forests, pilgrimages from feet, ashrams, Guru Shankaracharya Acharya Sanyasis. Four Sanyas:- Hans, Paramahansa, Bodhak, Kutichar, Char Dhuni: Gopal Dhuni, Ajay Megh Dhuni, Dat Dhuni, Ardhamukhi Dhuni, Char Bhale: Datta Prakash, Surya Prakash, Bhairav Prakash, Chandraprakash, which part of The Dasnama of Lord Shiva. Brahmandun Puri, Kapala to Bharati, Jivato Saraswati, Bhuje to Giri, Parvat, Sagar, Kukasa Forest, Forest, Payyton Tirtha, Ashram, Guru Shankaracharya Acharya Sanyasi. Four Sanyas:- Hans, Paramahansa, Bodhak, Kutichar, Char Dhuni: Gopal Dhuni, Ajay Megh Dhuni, Dat Dhuni, Ardhamukhi Dhuni, Four Spears: Datta Prakash, Surya Prakash, Bhairav Prakash, Chandraprakash,
