Nabhadas (नाभादास जी)

Dharm samrat swami hariharanand saraswati (1907–1980) popularly known as swami karpatri (so called because he would eat only what would come in his palm 'kara', as the bowl 'patra'). He was a sannyasi in the hindu dashanami monastic tradition.

Gurumayi Chidvilasananda is an Indian spiritual teacher and the leader of the Siddha Yoga tradition. Born Malti Shetty on 24 June 1955, she became a disciple of Swami Muktananda at a young age.

Ahalya is one of the most revered female figures in Hindu Itihasa, known for her beauty, purity, patience, and spiritual strength.

Gyanmati Mataji is an Indian Jain religious Aryika (female saint in Jainism).

Balarama Dasa (c. 1472–1540) was one of the greatest saint-poets of Odisha and the eldest among the revered Panchasakha (Five Friends) of Odia literature.

Salabeg, known as Bhakta Salabeg, was one of the greatest devotees of Bhagwan Jagannath and among the most renowned devotional poets of Odisha. Although born into a Muslim family, his unwavering devotion to Bhagwan Jagannath earned him an immortal place in India's spiritual history.

Guru Nanak is the founder of Sikhism and one of the greatest religious innovators of all time. Guru Nanak believed in one omnipresent, formless God. Guru Nanak Dev Ji has said that God is One (Ik Onkar).