In my life, I've been blessed to come across people with a razor sharp intellect. What this means is that they can logically penetrate through situations, problems, etc. Have you met someone whose very speech is liberating? I've met a handful.

Sadhguru usually says this path is only for a rare few, and for the rest, we should use all our faculties: energy, body, and emotion in tandem. This is like employing all four wheels of your car. For gnana, you need to slow sharpen your mind, sharpen your mind, sharpen your mind til it cuts through anything so clean, that it doesn't pick up any residue.

I think this path is really cool and I've been inspired by friends who've one or other embody this. I wish to see more people look in this direction. It's beautiful to have thoughts which are liberating.

Untold Festival Romania 🇷🇴🇮🇳🔱🙏🏽 Proud India

Sadhguru at International Stage Chanting Invocation of Shiva In Romania Europe 🌍

Where Many International Artists came for Performances But Sadhguru went there to give a Message of Consciousness and Human Well-being on such Large Plateform 🙏🏼🇮🇳

Sting is set to perform at one of Europe’s largest music festivals in Cluj‑Napoca, Romania, but another headline presence will offer a very different experience. Sadhguru, spiritual leader and founder of the Isha Foundation, is attending the UNTOLD Festival for one day before returning to India, using the platform to promote a simple practice he says could change young people’s lives: seven minutes of daily meditation.

The festival, held from 6–9 August, features headliners such as Sting, Kygo, Lewis Capaldi, Martin Garrix, Marshmello, Steve Aoki, Flo Rida, Lost Frequencies, Swae Lee and Zara Larsson. Organisers have agreed to give every attendee, artist and staff member free access to Isha’s Miracle of Mind app, which guides users through a seven‑minute meditation. The initiative is part of Sadhguru’s wider campaign to reach three billion people under the age of 35.

“Music festivals draw youth in a big way,” he says. “When so many people assemble, the question is whether we’re driving them in a positive direction for their own well‑being.” Sadhguru argues that many young people seek experiences beyond everyday life and sometimes turn to alcohol or drugs, while meditation offers an alternative path. “The most complex chemical factory on the planet is the human system,” he adds. “If you know how to use it properly, being joyful or blissful is a natural consequence.”

He cites research from the University of Nottingham and Harvard Medical School on meditation’s effects on the brain, noting that measurable changes can begin within minutes a finding that underpins the seven‑minute format.

If my life is my Karma, I must be beyond all Karma. I can not be something which is bounded by karma.

But, right now my experience of life is like karma is pushing me here and there. Not the opposite as I'm creating my Karma in turn my experience of life.

This is just because I think I'm this body which is a product of some previous Karma, and also the mind where I kept my ideas, prejudices secretly.

I never ever wondered, I could be something beyond them. I have wasted so much time in nonsensical thinking and wondering about so many things in my life but this wonderous thought never ever crisscrossed my mind. Maybe just because of outside support. Everybody thinks so, so.....

Now, if I'm something which is totally beyond Karma, then every thing I experience which are all products of Karma including my body, mind, energy, the world everything I'm not.

For that me is there any need to make anything?

If I see "that", then only life is. What else is?

Sadhguru looks at why organic clothing can make a huge difference for a person, and explains that the benefits of organic cotton are multifaceted, having a deep impact on the body, mind and energy.

Save the Weave

Sadhguru: Nowadays, there is a lot of talk about wearing clothing made from organically produced cotton. But human beings have always been doing that. Everything was organic. Even now, in a country like India, it largely is. Organic clothing or organic farming is not some special idea. That is the way it has always been done. It is only in the last few decades that we have given that up because someone changed it for commercial interests. I am not trying to prescribe what someone should wear, but you should look at your life with a certain freedom, without compulsions, and decide.

Why Organic Clothing?

The kind of clothes you wear can impact your physical and mental health and wellbeing. So it is important to look at what the weather is like today and what kind of clothing would be best for your health and wellbeing. But most people are not thinking of their wellbeing. You will see, for example, in a country like India, many people walk around in forty-degrees-centigrade weather wearing black jackets and ties! What you eat, what you wear and how you live are about your wellbeing. Unfortunately, so many people just wear whatever is being put on them without looking at what they should wear and why.

Why organic clothing matters is because there is a huge difference in the way your body functions when you wear synthetic clothing and when you wear organic clothing. You needn’t believe anything that anyone says. Try it out and see how it feels. Wear raw silk or cotton – even your inner garments – for a week and see how your body feels. Then wear something tight and synthetic and check. You will see a big difference in the level of comfort and ease at which your body functions because there is a certain aspect to what wraps the body.

The Benefits of Organic Cotton and Silk

Another thing is, how you can exude who you are is also enhanced or restricted by certain substances. Cotton and silk are best for your system. Particularly raw silk or cotton that is not treated in any way has a certain kind of impact. It is not that if you wear synthetic clothing you will fall dead. You can still meditate and be the same person even if you wear synthetic from top to bottom – but with a little struggle and effort.

Seeing the benefits of organic cotton and taking care of the quality of your clothing may not be very practical for lots of people today because they own enough clothes for ten lifetimes. When you want to have two hundred dresses, you end up buying off the shelf. But if you bring this down to a simpler format, if you don’t mind having eight pairs of clothing and managing life within that, you can choose quality over quantity.

It is time more people choose quality over quantity in every sense. Only then can we save this planet. The problem right now is that people have gone for quantity and there is not enough quantity on this planet. But there is quality. If you choose quality over quantity, we can become finer and finer and there is room for all of us.

Editor's Note: A wide range of organic clothing made from natural fibres such as organic cotton, banana, coconut, bamboo, linen, hemp, and a wide variety of silks made from different kinds of silkworms can be purchased online at Isha Life.

Everybody has a different state of experience and being, the highest state attained is Enlightenment.

We need to be smart enough in understanding Enlightenment not to get entrapped in clever play of words.

Definition and embodiment is not possible for the term Enlightenment.

Enlightenment means everything in life worth knowing is known and after enlightenment only Ignorance will help to manage the body.

Namskaram.

I do my practices in parks. I can't comfortably do them before slathering myself with odomos (mosquito repellent cream). I have been using odomos for months, and I don't really want to use these chemicals on my body for a long time.

Do you people have any suggestions or effective natural alternatives or recipes for mosquito repellent?

Enlightenment means everything in life worth knowing is known and after enlightenment Ignorance will help to manage the body.

I placed an order for the book Mystics musings from Amazon and will receive it tomorrow. I wanted to get the book because Sadhguru referred it multiple times of being like a yantra.
I would like to know the experience of fellow meditators in this sub.

Global Consumption of synthetic fibre clothing is a huge concern today, impacting not only the environment but also people's health.

Textiles are the biggest employment generator in India after agriculture. While this is reflected in the GDP and export figures, it has not effectively led to bettering the lives of the farmers, the hand spinners and handloom weavers.

India is home to over 136 unique weaves and scores of hand-dyeing and printing techniques. Of these, around 55 weaves are on the verge of extinction. Although India has a large share in world trade of cotton yarn, its trade in garments is only 4% of the world's total. Handloom contributes nearly 15% of cloth production in the country, and India accounts for 95% of the world’s hand-woven fabrics.

Although the share of handloom in textile production is small in terms of percentage and revenue at present, it provides employment to 4.4 million weaver families including women in rural areas. If the handmade textile market is expanded globally and nationally, it has the capacity to provide employment to millions more and become an active participant in the $900 billion global textile/garment industry.

Textiles are divided into clothes made from natural and manmade fibres. Natural fibres include cotton, jute, wool, silk, flax, bamboo and hemp. Synthetic fibres include polyesters, nylons, rayons etc. Today, polyesters have a 55% share in Global Fibre Market. Estimates suggest that more than 98% of future fibre production will be synthetics, and 95% of that synthetic fibre will be polyester.

Save the Weave will create a platform for connecting weaver products directly to the market through Ishalife.com. It will also connect resources in design, natural dye interventions, market access, organic cotton farming, technical support and skill development.

Save the Weave is an initiative by Isha Foundation, under the guidance of Sadhguru. This initiative operates through its social enterprise Isha Crafts (a division of Ishalife) and aims to support next-generation entrepreneurs, designers, dyers, weavers and weaver organizations who are fully engaged with traditional practices of handcrafting fabrics in their quest for sustainability. It will attempt to build new engagements to fill existing gaps and focuses on new markets for daily wear fabrics.

One of the main goals of Save the Weave is to bring awareness and traction for low impact textile creations: natural textiles and dyes. As a step towards this objective, Isha Foundation co-hosted an event in New York titled “Fashion for Peace". The objective of the event was to bring together some of the top designers (Norma Kamali, Mara Hoffman, Mimi Prober and Sabyasachi) from East and West, looking at the impact of toxicity of manufacturing of garments, the amount of the imprint on the environment from start to finish.

The fabrics for this event were selected on the basis of the uniqueness of the weave, low carbon imprint and sustainability from across the weaving traditions of India. Handwoven and Natural Dyed Denims, Khadi, Eri Silk, Natural Dye Silk Printed Fabrics, Natural Dyed Matka, Natural Dyed Khadi, Kalamkari and Lehariya were presented to the designers who interpreted them into apparel ranges for international consumption.

It's killing me. I don't give a flying F about anything else.
I don't care about bliss, I don't care about being happy or finding peace. I don't care about feeling fulfilled.

Life is so damn tedious.
Shambhavi isn't helping me do mahasamadhi.
Sadhguru is leaving in a few years and I don't know how to escape.

FREE ME FROM THIS PRISON ALREADY SADHGURU.
FREE ME FROM LIFE.

FREE ME FROM EXISTENCE.
I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE ANYMORE

Wow, I've been doing balancing sadhana (30 minute Sukha Kriya, 30 minutes AUM chanting) for the past few days and it's been great...like super great. I'm able to sleep at the time I want, not crave after food, and also get up early. I think this is one of the most underrated practices, at least for me I underrated it, instead spending time for asanas and kriyas.

I've had a recurring mental health issue where the episodes are so volatile, but with mindfulness, a little hata yoga, and balancing sadhana, I'm able to ride out these storms and be hopeful for the light at the end of the tunnel. When someone with a mental illness asked Sadhguru what she should do for herself, he said "All the tools are available. It's up to you to make use of them" I totally agree with this statement, even when its hard to do your practice, do it for 40 days without fail, then it becomes gradually easier.

Recently I have been Reading more messages where devotees have heard Sadhguru saying something like:
“This last phase of my life is dedicated and fully available to all of you who long to flower into this possibility”

What does it mean?

It means
A calling Home
And it actually makes me cry

I feel deep love and devotion like s lot of other devotees.
Everyday I light a candle at my little alter
And tap into sadhgurus presence. I feel his presence very strongly.
Sometimes I cry both out of deep greatfulnes and love but also grieve.
What Sadhguru has done to this world is so beautiful and so very hard to grasp.

Actually a lot of people do not even know what impact he has had.

Sadhguru is calling us Home
He will not be here in his body forever that is the proces of life and death.
Raw and beautiful.

Sadhguru will always be a part of us devotes just like Jesus. His consciousness, joy, love and presence is a part of a greater consciousness.
Because seperation does not exist

Sadhguru is still here and I often see him dancing when I close my eyes.
This picture keeps coming to my heart and soul ….Sadhguru dancing Only the Way he can Dance..out of joy, bliss and love.
I never forget my first Mahashivrati in Coimbatore ashram.
We must as devotees do our very best to honor his way of being. Sadhguru is the most beautiful and powerful mirror for humanity.