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Every temple and spiritual place has some form of aaradhana, aarti, or devotional performance, music, dance, or sung prayer. Drum beating is one of the most common expressions of this devotion. In South Indian temples it is often highly organised, yet on some occasions the practice loses its purpose and quality.

I have long felt there should be teaching and training to preserve the very old tradition of sacred drumming and spiritual sound. That dream has come true with the Kailasha Vadyam training now happening in Visakhapatnam.

Kailasha Vadyam refers to the music of Kailash, the abode of Shiva. It is an amalgamation of instrumental sounds designed to transform any atmosphere into an experiential Kailash. Many of us have experienced this powerful offering in honour of Shiva.

Monsoon has returned to the foothills of Uttarakhand and the upper Ganga basin, turning parched slopes into a living green. new water bodies appear in the meadows and ravines, reflecting a sky heavy with rain; the air fills with the cool, earthy smell, of wet soil and freshly sprouting grass

Have you ever heard of needing army protection in your own country for a pilgrimage ?

Right now the Amarnath Yatra (03July to 28 Aug 2026) is underway. This annual pilgrimage takes devotees to the sacred Amarnath cave in Jammu & Kashmir, where the naturally formed ice Shiva Lingam is worshipped. Many Hindu yatras, including Amarnath, require extensive security arrangements , that's a worrying reality. Ensuring the safety of all devotees for every religion is the Gov duty and responsibility in general, but it's unfortunate where so much protection is needed,

At the same time. The core tenets of Hindu culture are "Ahimsa Paramo Dharma" (nonviolence is the highest duty) and "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (the world is one family). Hindu society stands for tolerance, restraint, and justice , May Lord Shiva bless every pilgrim, every devotee, and the entire team working day and night to organise this beautiful yatra. Shiv Shambhu.

Sadhguru teaches that true silence is not merely the absence of external sound but the cessation of the inner disturbance, created by our reactions, identifications and judgments

My Sadguru is the quiet light of my life ,a living presence whose compassion remove all hurdle and confusion , whose wisdom gently guides each breath. In his gaze I find an unspoken assurance that every struggle carries a lesson and every silence holds a blessing.

Eight days of silence, infinite depth within, Samyama is an intensive 8-day residential program at the Isha Yoga Center, guided directly by Sadhguru. Participants remain in complete silence while engaging in powerful meditation processes designed to sharpen attention, deepen inner stillness, and accelerate spiritual growth. The program unfolds through a structured sequence of practices, sustained meditation, and guided sessions, creating an immersive environment for profound inner transformation,

Eligibility requires prior completion of foundational Isha programs such as Inner Engineering etc.

Where yoga meets soil, life blossoms anew . Everything at Isha carries a special essence; whatever it is, it always feels different. Watching this nursery video stirred something deep within me, I am sure you will agree, and I felt compelled to share it. Spirituality, yoga, and tree planting are woven into Isha’s very heart, making a nursery not just natural but essential. The opening of this first nursery feels like a dream realized. With the right people guiding its growth, the results are bound to be extraordinary, nurturing not only saplings but also the spirit of conscious living.

Sadhguru begins with a piercing question: “If I am present, why pursue yatana?” This inquiry unfolds into a profound exploration of whether lifetimes of karma can be dissolved in a single instant, and why Kalabhairava is revered as the sovereign of time, life, and death. On Jyeshta Purnima, Sadhguru reveals the hidden significance of Kalabhairava and the Bhairavi Yatana, showing how the mystical

numbers 8 and 64 underpin yogic systems, biological rhythms, and the very fabric of creation.

**Discipline meets compassion, soldiers become healers.**The Indian defence forces have always stood as a bulwark of the nation, we have one of the finest military hospital doctors and staff, that is world class,

So indian defence role extends far beyond guarding borders. They are guardians of humanity, bringing hope and healing to people in distress across the region and beyond. In this video military doctor have been deployed field hospitals after natural disasters, they are providing life-saving treatment to foreign nationals, Indian soldiers combine

professionalism, compassion, and technical skill to save lives irrespective of nationality or faith. Stories like the Venezuelan woman’s recovery at an Indian Army Field Hospital remind us that defence forces are not only trained for combat but are deeply committed to humanitarian service, setting up emergency clinics in remote areas, running vaccination and health camps, supporting civil authorities during crises, and partnering with international agencies to extend aid where it’s most needed.This blend of discipline and

empathy , and that secure borders enable broader protecting citizens, promoting regional stability, and responding to human suffering, In doing so, the Indian Armed Forces honor a tradition of service and reaffirms the idea that true security includes saving lives and rebuilding hope, whether at home or across boundaries.

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Where the silence of the Himalayas holds the living pulse of yogic wisdom,

Mount Kailash is revered as one of the most sacred places on Earth. In his discourses, Sadguru explains that Kailash is not merely a physical mountain but the Abode of Shiva.

Shiva, the Adiyogi poured his entire yogic knowledge and spiritual energy into this peak, preserving his life’s work in an eternal energetic form. By choosing Kailash, Shiva ensured that the original yogic sciences would remain accessible to seekers across time. In yogic tradition, Shiva is not seen as a mythological figure but as the first Yogi , the source of all yogic sciences transmitted to humanity. Over centuries, realized masters and mystics have journeyed to Kailash, depositing their own spiritual attainments and teachings.

The Bihar Cabinet has sanctioned the lease of 15 acres of land in Munger to the Isha Foundation for 99 years, at a token lease amount of Re 1. The site will host a yoga and spiritual centre, envisioned to promote wellness, tourism, and cultural development in the region.This decision reflects Bihar’s enduring identity as a land of seekers, nurturing spaces where spirituality and culture can thrive

for generations.

Sadhguru sat beneath the sacred Bodhi Tree in Bodh Gaya, Bihar , the very tree under which Siddhartha Gautama meditated and attained enlightenment (bodhi), Commonly known as the peepal tree, it stands as a timeless witness to the awakening of the Buddha. After years of wandering and practicing austerities, Siddhartha realized the ultimate truth here, transforming into the Buddha. Today, Sadhguru’s visit to this

hallowed ground rekindles the spirit of seekers across ages. Bihar has always been the land of seekers, offering the world its most enlightened saints and sages , a soil where wisdom takes root and blossoms eternally.

Today, 28 June 2026, Sadhguru made a historic first visit to Takht Sri Harimandir Ji Patna Sahib in Bihar. Welcomed by the gurudwara committee with a traditional siropa (robe of honor) and a ceremonial sword, he spent time in reflection on the life and legacy of Guru Gobind Singh Ji and the foundational values of the Sikh Panth. The visit highlighted mutual respect between spiritual traditions and drew devotees and community leaders who gathered to witness the occasion.

Live so your parents can stand a little taller because of you.

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh’s counsel “Don’t do anything that your parents won’t be proud of” is a timeless reminder to carry integrity, duty, and respect into every choice. In a world of quick gains and easy shortcuts, this simple moral compass asks us to measure success not only by achievement but by the quiet approval of those who raised us. Let their values guide your actions; the truest honor is living in a way that reflects their sacrifices and makes them proud.

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There is no such thing as progress or regress. The world is not getting better and better, nor is it getting worse and worse. It is simply moving along into the future,

On 24 June 1999, Sadhguru consecrated the Dhyanalinga , a unique yogic temple designed for inner experience rather than external ritual. This year (2026) we celebrated its 27th anniversary, a moving testament to the temple’s spirit of inclusion. People from multiple religious traditions came together, bringing sacred offerings and heartfelt respect. The gathering honoured the essence of Dhyanalinga: a space where diverse faiths meet in silent reverence, recognizing the same timeless source within.

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Sadhguru: “Brahman” means “the divine” or “ultimate”; “charya” means “the path.” If you are on the path of the divine, you are a brahmachari,

240 Brahmacharis In 40 Years

Sadhguru have gave initiation only to 240 people in last 40 Years there are various pre stages before taking brahmcharya ,

This number seems to be very less,?

Don't we deserve more such people,?

Where are we laging?

Ekadashi is the 11th day of the lunar cycle. On this day, our body naturally does not demand food. Fasting on this day helps cleanse the system and turn our awareness inward. After having your dinner tonight, you can fast until the next dinner. If you are unable to do a full fast, having a light, fruit diet on this day is also beneficial.

Ekadashi is the 11th day of the lunar cycle. On this day, our body naturally does not demand food. Fasting on this day helps cleanse the system and turn our awareness inward. After having your dinner tonight, you can fast until the next dinner. If you are unable to do a full fast, having a light, fruit diet on this day is also beneficial.

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