Recap the highlights of Sadhguru’s journey to save soil, as he rides from Saudi Arabia to Isha Yoga Center, Coimbatore, as a lone motorcycle rider.
H.E. Minister of Environment Water and Agriculture, Eng. Abdulrahman bin Abdulmohsen Al-Fadhly, met with Sadhguru in Riyadh, offering his complete support for the movement.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about soil.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
H.E. Dr. Muhammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, Secretary General of Muslim World League, embraced Sadhguru and the Save Soil movement with great warmth and enthusiasm, assuring complete support from the Muslim World League in taking pragmatic and tangible steps to make it happen.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Sadhguru was invited to a special evening with leaders and influencers of Bahrain. H.E. Abdulnabi Alshoala, Former Labor Minister and Social Affairs of Bahrain, spoke of how Sadhguru’s wisdom cuts across all divisions of religion and culture.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
H.E. Mariam bint Mohammed Saeed Hareb Almheiri, Minister of Climate Change and Environment of UAE, met Sadhguru and pledged her support for the movement. She also took Sadhguru to a mangrove plantation and showed him the various efforts that are made to reclaim desert land and make it fertile. They both planted mangrove saplings.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Sadhguru wrapped up the UAE leg of the Save Soil journey with a large-scale public event at Dubai World Trade Center (DWTC). The event kicked off with an opening address by the guest of honor, His Excellency Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Overjoyed UAE residents, who had gathered at Dubai’s Museum of the Future to see Sadhguru, were delighted to meet Sadhguru – most of them for the first time – and extend their wholehearted support to the Save Soil movement.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
The Emirates Bio Farm is executing a tremendous transformation in the UAE – they convert sand into rich soil by adding organic matter into it. The founder and manager stated that what they are manifesting on the ground, is exactly in line with Sadhguru’s insights on the importance of organic content, and how this is bringing rich rewards and food security to the UAE.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
People from all over Oman thronged to Muskat for a delightful evening with Sadhguru. In his opening speech, the Ambassador of India to Oman, Amit Narang, commended Sadhguru for his exceptional leadership, grit, and endurance toward the message of Save Soil, which he deemed as being of global significance that unites humanity. Sadhguru expressed his great privilege to be in Oman, the last nation of the Middle East leg of his 100-day journey.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
After 70 days on the road, Sadhguru arrived at Jamnagar, Gujarat, for the final leg of the Save Soil journey in India. At New Bedi Port, the Indian Navy’s premier technological training institution INS Valsura hosted Sadhguru. He was felicitated by Commodore Gautam Marwaha VSM, the Commanding Officer of INS Valsura.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Gujarat became the first Indian state to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Save Soil in a public event that was graced by the presence of Bhupendra Patel, the Honorable Chief Minister of Gujarat.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Maharaj Kumar Lakshyaraj Singh Ji Mewar had a conversation with Sadhguru at the iconic city palace complex of Udaipur, Rajasthan. Sadhguru was welcomed by people lining the streets dressed in the green Save Soil T-shirts and showered flowers on him as he rode by on his motorcycle.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Sadhguru met the Honorable Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot, and presented him the Soil Revitalization Handbook. The Rajasthan government signed a memorandum of understanding with Save Soil.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
The Jaipur Exhibition and Convention housed an exuberant group of Save Soil volunteers, supporters, and concerned citizens who came to hear Sadhguru speak about the Save Soil movement.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Over 15,000 people offered Sadhguru a roaring welcome at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi Stadium Complex. Principal Economic Adviser, Government of India, Sanjeev Sanyal seconded the Save Soil movement in stressing the need for a huge, worldwide effort to protect the soil and ensure the planet remains habitable for future generations. Sadhguru said that people’s mandate is not just by vote but by voice and urged people to keep their voice up till we solve the soil issue in this country and the rest of the world.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
The Honorable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, met Sadhguru in New Delhi on World Environment Day. The two talked about the Save Soil movement and the progress that India has made on the ecological front. The Prime Minister greatly appreciated the monumental effort that is being made through this generational movement and extended his wholehearted support.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Sadhguru lauded the Honorable Chief Minister for the phenomenal progress that Uttar Pradesh has made under his leadership. He highlighted that this state is crucial to the success of the Save Soil movement because it has the Ganga basin, which is the lifeline of India’s agriculture. Shri Yogi Adityanath also signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Save Soil to implement an effective soil policy across the state.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Students from IIT Kanpur were in for a treat when Sadhguru stopped over for another edition of “Youth and Truth.” He answered a plethora of questions from the students and talked about the Save Soil movement.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
In a public event that was attended by thousands, the Honorable Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan, pledged full support of the government in the Save Soil movement and committed to implementing a comprehensive soil policy in the state. Sadhguru commended the dynamic leadership of Madhya Pradesh and emphasized the importance of taking this step. A Memorandum of Understanding was also signed between Madhya Pradesh and Save Soil.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
An energetic group of young warriors-in-training welcomed Sadhguru at the prestigious Infantry School in Mhow, Madhya Pradesh. Talking to the group about the Save Soil movement, Sadhguru also applauded the biodiversity conservation efforts undertaken by the Indian Army in Mhow and surrounding areas.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Maharashtra became the fifth Indian state to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Save Soil movement as Shri Aaditya Thackeray, then Cabinet Minister of Tourism and Environment for the Government of Maharashtra, joined Sadhguru on stage for a live public event, where he wholeheartedly supported the movement. Earlier, then Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Shri Uddhav Thackeray, also met with Sadhguru and assured Maharashtra’s support to this generational movement.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Children from Mumbai’s Dharavi locality, one of India's largest slums, welcomed Sadhguru and the Save Soil movement with rap music, beatboxing, and some crazy dance skills as part of the Dharavi Dream Project, which aims to empower the youth through song and dance.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
India’s most read regional newspaper Lokmat hosted Sadhguru in Pune for a wide-ranging conversation with Vijay Darda, Kamiya Jani, Devendra Darda. An excited crowd witnessed an insightful discourse, where, among other things, Sadhguru explained the significance and the timeliness of the Save Soil movement.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
After a striking opening address by Shri K.T. Rama Rao, the Honorable Minister of Municipal Administration and Urban Development of Telangana, popular actress Samantha joined Sadhguru on stage to talk about the concept of ego, karma, his journey for the Save Soil movement, and more. Many members of the audience also got a chance to ask questions, which they made full use of.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Shri Kakani Govardhan Reddy, Honorable Minister for Agriculture, Andhra Pradesh, joined Sadhguru on stage in Kurnool city, where thousands of people turned up to see Sadhguru and support the Save Soil movement. To a question by well-beloved actor and event host Adivi Sesh about the role of soldiers, Sadhguru passionately responded that everything people are doing is only because there are soldiers at the border who are willing to lay down their lives to protect the nation.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
The huge open-air venue for the public event was full to the hilt with people waiting enthusiastically to welcome Sadhguru, who arrived in his hometown to great fanfare and affection. Sadhguru revealed that through his motorcycle journey that started in London, the Save Soil movement had already touched over 3.2 billion people. Recalling a talk by Sadhguru at the recent World Economic Forum (WEF), Suttur Math’s Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Swamiji pointed out how Sadhguru emphasized that the global forum should come out with implementable actions. Swamiji added that “Only a saint can have the daring and the guts to say such a thing in a global forum. All Indians should be taking pride in this matter.”
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
Another landmark moment occurred with Karnataka becoming the eighth state to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Save Soil. An overflowing Bengaluru crowd greeted Sadhguru as he arrived to the Palace Grounds for an event with the Honorable Chief Minister of Karnataka, Basavaraj Bommai. Speaking about the importance of conducting intelligence consciously rather than compulsively, Sadhguru explained that in terms of the ability to destroy and create, human beings stand above all other creatures.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
On the last day of the Save Soil journey, Sadhguru spent time at the Sulur Air Force Station in Tamil Nadu, where he addressed Indian Air Force officers. He was joined virtually by India’s Defense Minister, Shri Rajnath Singh, who commended the Save Soil movement and expressed genuine appreciation for what Sadhguru accomplished in those 100 days.
Sadhguru received a very warm welcome in Riyadh. He addressed an enthusiastic and highly engaged public gathering organized by the Embassy of India, Riyadh, answering questions of all kinds, and of course – talking about Soil.
After the resounding success of the Save Soil movement worldwide, Sadhguru's lone motorcycle journey culminated on the International Day of Yoga at the Isha Yoga Center in the presence of Adiyogi. The full-time volunteers and brahmacharis of Isha Yoga Center went went all out to organize a grand welcome for Sadhguru. The event included candid sharings from volunteers who were travelling with Sadhguru and ended with Sadhguru highlighting the significance of what has been achieved in the last 100 days.
Read what Sadhguru shared here.
