Sadhguru tells the story of the yogi Siddhalinga’s challenge to Allama Mahaprabhu, and the extraordinary events that followed.
An Isha meditator talks about her experience of visiting the Baalbek monument in Lebanon, and about her realization that this was in fact, a temple constructed by yogis a long time ago.
With the Poorna Kumbha Mela beginning in Allahabad, Sadhguru looks at the science and significance behind this immense gathering of people – the greatest in the world.
Sadhguru speaks about Leela, and what it takes to explore Krishna’s path – the path of the playful.
Sadhguru tells us the rarely heard and generally unknown story of Kalaripayattu’s birth, and how and why it was created by Agastya Muni.
Sadhguru tells the story of the yogi Siddhalinga’s challenge to Allama Mahaprabhu, and the extraordinary events that followed. [...]
17 May 2013
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An Isha meditator talks about her experience of visiting the Baalbek monument in Lebanon, and about her realization that this was in fact, a temple constructed by yogis a long time ago.[...]
With the Poorna Kumbha Mela beginning in Allahabad, Sadhguru looks at the science and significance behind this immense gathering of people – the greatest in the world.[...]
Sadhguru speaks about Leela, and what it takes to explore Krishna’s path – the path of the playful.[...]
Sadhguru tells us the rarely heard and generally unknown story of Kalaripayattu’s birth, and how and why it was created by Agastya Muni.[...]
In Part 4 of the “Women and Spirituality” series, Sadhguru tells us about Mirabai, who took Krishna as her divine lover.[...]
Kalaripayattu is so old, its origins are traditionally attributed to the gods. But as with many aspects of Indian culture, this incredible marital art form comes from none other than Agastya Muni.[...]
In Part 3 of the “Women and Spirituality” series, Sadhguru tells us about Akka Mahadevi, a woman who defied a king and walked naked out of her devotion to the Adiyogi.[...]
In this story, Sadhguru takes us back to the very origins of the yogic science, and tells us about the first yogi and the first yoga “program”.[...]
one thousand five hundred years ago in China, there lived an emperor named Wu. He was a great patron of Buddhism and he dearly wanted a great Buddhist teacher from India to come and spread the message[...]
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