Dhyanalinga
“Just sitting silently for a few minutes within the sphere of Dhyanalinga is enough to make even those unaware of meditation experience a state of deep meditativeness.” —Sadhguru
How to Get There
Visitor Information
Adiyogi and Dhyanalinga premises are open from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Processes and Offerings
Dhoop (Incense)
The fragrance of dhoop lends a supportive ambiance for the spiritual possibility. Offerings of dhoop can be placed on the table adjacent to Patanjali.
The fragrance of dhoop lends a supportive ambiance for the spiritual possibility. Offerings of dhoop can be placed on the table adjacent to Patanjali.
Lotus Offering
In Indian spirituality, a lotus is a symbol for spiritual growth. Fresh lotus flowers can be offered at the jalaseema, the water body surrounding Dhyanalinga.
In Indian spirituality, a lotus is a symbol for spiritual growth. Fresh lotus flowers can be offered at the jalaseema, the water body surrounding Dhyanalinga.
Linga Jyoti (Lamp Offering)
Linga Jyotis, unique lamps made of copper and brass, have been designed by Sadhguru as a symbol of purification and light. A Linga Jyoti can be offered during a visit to Dhyanalinga, or purchased to preserve and radiate the energies of Dhyanalinga at home.
Linga Jyotis, unique lamps made of copper and brass, have been designed by Sadhguru as a symbol of purification and light. A Linga Jyoti can be offered during a visit to Dhyanalinga, or purchased to preserve and radiate the energies of Dhyanalinga at home.
Mala Offering
An abundance of fresh flowers, exquisitely arranged as malas (garlands) are offered every day, spreading a sense of natural beauty, color and fragrance. Malas can be offered individually or together to Dhyanalinga, the Naga, the panels in the Dhyanalinga inner parikrama, Patanjali, Vanashree or the avudiyar. The offering can be made on special occasions of celebration, in remembrance of loved ones or simply as an expression of gratitude.
An abundance of fresh flowers, exquisitely arranged as malas (garlands) are offered every day, spreading a sense of natural beauty, color and fragrance. Malas can be offered individually or together to Dhyanalinga, the Naga, the panels in the Dhyanalinga inner parikrama, Patanjali, Vanashree or the avudiyar. The offering can be made on special occasions of celebration, in remembrance of loved ones or simply as an expression of gratitude.
Amavasya and Purnima Offerings
There is a natural upsurge of energies in the human body on the days of Amavasya (new moon) and Purnima (full moon). As a result, they are held as days of significance for the spiritual seeker. On these two days, one can have the rare privilege and honor of personally making an offering of ksheera (milk) or jala (water) upon the Dhyanalinga. Ksheera is offered from 6am to 12:30pm and jala from 12:30pm to 8pm.
There is a natural upsurge of energies in the human body on the days of Amavasya (new moon) and Purnima (full moon). As a result, they are held as days of significance for the spiritual seeker. On these two days, one can have the rare privilege and honor of personally making an offering of ksheera (milk) or jala (water) upon the Dhyanalinga. Ksheera is offered from 6am to 12:30pm and jala from 12:30pm to 8pm.
Dhyanalinga Vastram
Devotees have the opportunity of offering a linga vastram (cotton or silk), the sacred cloth draped on the Dhyanalinga, or to take an energized linga vastram home. Keeping the linga vastram in a shrine, meditation room or pooja room at home will transform the atmosphere of that space.
Those who wish to contribute can contact +91-83000-83111.
Devotees have the opportunity of offering a linga vastram (cotton or silk), the sacred cloth draped on the Dhyanalinga, or to take an energized linga vastram home. Keeping the linga vastram in a shrine, meditation room or pooja room at home will transform the atmosphere of that space.
Those who wish to contribute can contact +91-83000-83111.
Events and Celebrations
Pancha Bhuta Kriya
Monthly Shivarathris, 5:40pm - 6:20pm
The Pancha Bhuta Aradhana makes use of the system of yoga called Bhuta Shuddhi, which means, “the purification of elements,” to cleanse the five elements – earth, water, fire, air and space – in the human system.
Monthly Shivarathris, 5:40pm - 6:20pm
The Pancha Bhuta Aradhana makes use of the system of yoga called Bhuta Shuddhi, which means, “the purification of elements,” to cleanse the five elements – earth, water, fire, air and space – in the human system.
Science & Mysticism
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Each year on Mahashivratri, creating the right ambiance for the millions of devotees who seek Dhyanalinga's grace takes enormous effort and resources. This year, millions of devotees will seek to experience Dhyanalinga both in person and online. We invite you to contribute towards malas, deepams, vastram and various other arrangements that will aid in establishing a conducive atmosphere for all. Your contribution will go a long way in ensuring that no one who seeks goes untouched by Dhyanalinga.
Pranam,
Dhyanalinga Team
To enquire, contact: +91-83000-83111 | info@dhyanalinga.org