Nath Sampradaya — observances and vrat guides

Nath tradition observances remember yogic teachers and express devotion through the lineage's particular forms of worship and practice. Guru remembrance is not identical to an annual household festival devoted to another deity, even if both appear in a wider Hindu calendar. The religious focus recorded on each page therefore matters as much as its date. Different maths and local communities may follow their own schedules for gatherings, prayer and meals. This collection treats the catalog's entries as individual observances rather than asserting one universal fasting discipline. The linked guides retain their teacher, deity and devotional descriptions.

The catalog currently includes 1 distinct entries in this collection. Examples are Gorakhnath Jayanti. Their recorded devotional focus includes Guru Gorakhnath (Mahayogi) — Nath Sampradaya. Follow the individual links below for the full description, calendar dates, mantra and allowed or avoided foods; each link leads to a dedicated observance page rather than a search result.

Calendar dates are references, not a substitute for the observance rules of your chosen city and community. Lunar days can cross civil-date boundaries, and regional practice can change which day is kept. Meal suggestions are optional ideas for an allowed meal, not instructions to eat during a complete fast. Children, pregnant people and anyone with a medical condition should seek appropriate advice before fasting. Compare the linked guides with your family or temple's practice and choose a discipline suited to your health.