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Gurunath Sengupta (1848–1914) was a Sanskrit scholar who was born in village Benda, Narail in the old Jessore District of Bangladesh. He was a noted writer, producing several volumes of poetry, discourses, commentaries and annotations on philosophy and religion, novels and collections of essays in both the Sanskrit and Bengali languages. He wrote ofjib-atta the human soul. He gave a foundation to the Hindu sect Satya Dharma.
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