@paulcowell72: What if the line between pure and impure, sacred and taboo, life and death, was just an illusion? The Aghori sadhus of India walk a path few dare to tread—meditating in cremation grounds, wearing human skulls, and embracing rituals that shock outsiders. But behind the ashes and skulls lies a radical quest: to transcend all boundaries and see divinity in everything, even what society fears most. Their life is not about horror or spectacle, but about confronting the ultimate reality—accepting death, dissolving ego, and seeking liberation by realizing that everything in existence is one