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Devendranath, is one of the Hindu saints, a shishya student of Navnath Sampradaya. His original name is Vijaykumar Sakharam Sule and his diksha name is Devendranath more popularly known as Sule Baba amongst locals. He was more active in Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. Raghavendra Swami (Manthralayam, Andhra Pradesh) was his guru. Devendra Nath was a blend of modernism and spiritualism. Devendranath also formulated "Nav Dhyaan Yoga" technique believed to help in a quicker progress to achieve "Nir Vikalpa Samadhi" in a comparatively shorter span. The technique consists of 9 simple steps.