About DIVYASIDH

Our mission

DIVYASIDH exists to keep the living tradition of Baba Balak Nath Ji — the eternal child-yogi of the Shivalik hills — accessible to every sincere seeker, in every season of life. We gather scripture, oral tradition, devotional practice, and gentle guidance into one quiet place online.

Editorial team & author

Articles on DIVYASIDH are researched and written by the DIVYASIDH Editorial Sangat, a small collective of devotees, sadhakas, and Sanskrit-literate volunteers who have practised within the Nath and wider Sanatana Dharma traditions for over a decade. Where teachings touch on shastra (scripture), our drafts are reviewed by senior practitioners familiar with the Bhagavad Gita, the Upanishads, the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, and the regional bhajan tradition of Himachal Pradesh.

Where a page describes a specific lineage practice, we name the source — whether a published translation, a recognised teacher, or the oral tradition of the Deotsidh shrine itself.

Sources & references

We draw on, and link to, authoritative sources including:

• Government of Himachal Pradesh — official information on the Deotsidh shrine and pilgrimage routes.
• Incredible India (Ministry of Tourism) — heritage and pilgrimage context.
• Internet Sacred Text Archive — Hindu scriptures — public-domain translations of the Gita and Upanishads.
• Encyclopædia Britannica — Nath tradition — historical context for the Nath sampradaya.

Our commitments

• We never claim miracles, guaranteed outcomes, or medical benefits.
• We disclose when material is devotional interpretation rather than scriptural fact.
• We correct mistakes promptly when readers write to us at aum@divyasidh.in.
• This site is a not-for-profit devotional offering; we accept no paid placements.

Get in touch

Write to us at aum@divyasidh.in, visit the contact page, or join the community. See also our editorial policy, privacy policy, and terms of service.