Lakulisha
Lakulisha is a significant figure in Shaivism, traditionally considered the 28th and final human incarnation of the god Shiva. He is credited with reviving and systematizing the Pāśupata sect, one of the earliest Shaiva traditions. The name Lakulisha is often interpreted as "Lord of the Club" or "Lord of the Danda," referring to the club (lakula or danda) he is depicted holding.
The historical context of Lakulisha is somewhat debated, with scholars placing his existence anywhere from the
Lakulisha's teachings emphasize asceticism, meditation, and the practice of yoga as paths to liberation. He is