In this week’s Spot, Sadhguru explains why there is no mantra sadhana at Isha.
“It is not that they are bad, but they are a substitute — you are trying to create a reverberation by uttering sounds. We will create any kind of reverberation we want without uttering a sound. That is the essence of my being.” Enjoy!
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The Abode of Yoga consecration is currently underway at the Isha Institute of Inner-Sciences in McMinnville, Tennessee. In this week's Spot, Sadhguru addressed the residents and volunteers who will be taking part in this monumental occasion. Enjoy!
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru reflects upon his Enlightenment Anniversary, and expresses his devotion to all those that have gathered around him. "Many have walked along with me in this journey to share that which has no substance. Too much loving and too much sharing that is more than a life." Sadhguru also expresses his fortune of having his Enlightenment Anniversary during the consecration of Adi Yogi at iii. Enjoy!
In this week’s Spot, Sadhguru clears misconceptions about the Sanatana Dharma. He explains what it really is about, and how it can become the way to wellbeing for humanity.
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru describes the path of a Bhairagini and how it differs from the path of Brahmacharya. "'Bhairagini' means one who has become the color of the Devi. Brahmacharya is to become vairagya – that means 'colorless.'" Enjoy!
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru writes from a Piper Malibu aircraft about his recent travels: Paris, Cape Cod, New York and now to iii Tennessee. Enjoy!
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru writes about the Bhava Spandana Program and how it can make life absolutely intoxicating.
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru pens a poem about the season of Autumn. Enjoy!
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru looks at the legend behind Naraka Chaturdashi, when Krishna slew the demon Naraka, and explains how it is still relevant to us today.
In this week’s Spot, Sadhguru explains why there is no mantra sadhana at Isha.
“It is not that they are bad, but they are a substitute — you are trying to create a reverberation by uttering sounds. We will create any kind of reverberation we want without uttering a sound. That is the essence of my being.” Enjoy!
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru pens a new poem, expressing the boundlessness within. "Just grateful that there is an/ Existence beyond me and within." Enjoy!
In this week’s Spot, Sadhguru reveals plans for a 112-feet Adiyogi statue in the Velliangiri Foothills, and other plans for Adiyogi statues throughout India. “This is not a deity, this is not a temple of some kind, this is an iconic inspiration for people.” Enjoy!
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru writes about the calamity in Chennai, and Isha's efforts to set up 50 medical centers to service those in need. "The incessant rain has taken and broken too many lives. Too many heart rending stories that will haunt the residents of the city for a long time to come."
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru writes about his upcoming book on death. "Of the many things that are happening, the making of a book on Death has been interesting, to say the least."
In this week's Spot, Sadhguru offers his latest poem about the divisions in life that man creates for himself. "Rivers of many hues/ flow to nourish and alter/ the course of lives upon the/ planet." Enjoy!
In this New Year Spot, Sadhguru asks, "Have you loved, laughed and teared up/
or have you remained untouched by life." A photo gallery of photos accompanies the Spot. Enjoy!
In this week’s Spot, Sadhguru invites you to explore a pleasantness that most human beings didn’t even know exists. He says, “The only way to know life is if you get to the other side of the mirror.” How? Practical methods included in this Spot.
With Makar Sankranti, Pongal, and Uttarayana just around the corner, now is the perfect time for new beginnings. In this week’s Spot, Sadhguru writes about what it takes to “allow yourself and everyone else a fresh start.”
In this week’s Spot, Sadhguru writes about his recent three-day “Lap of the Master” Sathsang at the Isha Institute of Inner-sciences in the US. His poem “Seasons of Slumber” paints a poetic image of nature there in this season.
In today’s Spot, we bring you “Weaves of Grace”– a beautiful new poem by Sadhguru, and an invitation to emulate its power, rhythm, and lightness to “make life a weave of Grace.”