In an interview with Padmaja Joshi of Times Now, Sadhguru speaks about the inauguration of the first phase of the Kashi Vishwanath Dham Corridor by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the significance of this ancient city, and the need to preserve it for the future generations.

In an interview with Padmaja Joshi of Times Now, Sadhguru speaks about the inauguration of the first phase of the Kashi Vishwanath Dham Corridor by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the significance of this ancient city, and the need to preserve it for the future generations.

To explain the nature of the Dhyanalinga consecration, Sadhguru narrates an incident from an Inner Engineering program where an artist intuitively scribbled a perfect image of the Dhyanalinga. He also gives a simple process to access the energies of Dhyanalinga, which are not limited by time and space.June 24, 2021, marks the 22^nd^ anniversary of the Dhyanalinga Consecration.

Sadhguru, while lauding the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) for the upkeep of the ancient Sri Ramalingeswara Temple in Avani, Karnataka, points out that the essence of maintaining a temple is not in preserving the structure but in making it a living space that reverberates.

Sadhguru reveals how the most basic form in the human body is a triangle, and goes on to explain how yantras are made using triangles.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to join Sadhguru Darshan, live from Isha Yoga Center. 16 April 2020, 6.00 p.m IST.

Sadhguru says, “All that human beings consider as wellbeing will be theirs, if only they earn the Grace of Bhairavi.” This naturally brings us to the question: how does Devi make this happen? Does she know our deepest desires and wants? Sadhguru explains how things manifest in our lives with Devi’s Grace.

Explore the City of Light with Sadhguru, complete with powerful meditation sessions, satsangs, spiritual processes and much more. Kashi Krama will take you through the Kashi Vishwanath temple, Kalabhairava Temple, Mahamrityunjaya Temple, Vishalakshi Temple, Manikarnika Ghat and boat rides on the Ganges.

During a visit to one of the most famous places in Sufism, Rumi’s Mausoleum in Konya, Turkey, Sadhguru discovers a linga in the garden outside.

A participant of a recent Samyama program asked Sadhguru, “What can I, we, do to help you consecrate the world?” In his response, Sadhguru stresses the importance for human beings to live, work, and grow in energetically conducive spaces. He discloses some little-known facts about the toll taken on his physical body by consecrations such as the Dhyanalinga consecration almost twenty years ago. Outlining major upcoming projects and many more pending requests to consecrate spaces and energy forms, he emphasizes the urgent need to create a substantial group of people who could be trained to do such work. Read on to find out what it takes.

Glimpses of Sadhguru during the Yogeshwar Linga Consecration at Isha Yoga Center.

A researcher asks Sadhguru about the efficiency of organizing supply chains in the form of a yantra. One’s life effort, Sadhguru responds, is to see how to make complicated things simple, not the other way around.

India’s ancient traditions include the worship of elemental gods. Is it possible for the elements to actually take on manifestations, or even a human form? Sadhguru discusses the creation of energy forms relating to the five elements.