I just watched Sadhguru’s video on how Isha Foundation was attacked. The sheer extent of it was painful to hear. If he hadn’t actively and successfully tackled these attacks, I wonder if these tools of transformation would have ever reached me. I would have still been trapped under the influence of the Leftist-Marxist agenda—designed to enslave people, ensuring they never taste the freedom that Yoga truly offers.
Sadhguru listed everything they accused him and Isha of—stealing land, illegal encroachments, kidney trafficking (yes, you read that right!), misleading people, abusing volunteers, and more. The most absurd, calculated attacks. And yet, he stood firm, unwavering, handling them all one by one.
Then, he said something that hit me deeply:
"More and more people need to stand up, not for me personally—I don’t care what happens to me—but for the solution that is needed in the world. If you do not enhance what is good, then you are a contributor to evil. Those people who attack and spread negativity are at least doing their business, but those who stand by silently are even worse. If you see something good happening, you must stand up for it. If you think what we are doing is worthwhile, just spend three minutes to support it."
This is exactly what I feel. My friends often ask, “Why are you so intense about this? We get that you're happy with what you’ve learned, but why do you talk about it so much? It scares us.” Even my husband used to say this—though, not anymore. I think he has made his peace with it, and maybe, just maybe, he’s even considering giving it a try.
People keep asking, “Why do you need to promote it?” “Why are you charging money?” “Then it’s a business—how can it be positive?” And of course, the classic one: “Why do you volunteer for Isha for free like a slave?” (Yes, someone on X actually said this.)
Well, Sadhguru has already answered it all.
This message from him has only reinforced my intensity. If ever I had a moment of doubt (which I didn’t, honestly), now it’s completely clear. What happened to me through this journey was wonderful. And sharing something wonderful isn’t madness—well, it is, but the good kind of madness. The kind that’s for Dharma, for Desha, for my Guru.
Sadhguru also said something incredibly powerful—"don’t wait for a crisis to wake up. Be prepared." The war of narratives is real. If we don’t build the narrative of truth and positivity strong enough, then the ones with massive money and political backing will destroy it. But if we make this movement unshakable, they can do whatever they want—it will only make us stronger.
So, if this path has brought even a drop of positivity into your life, let’s spread it. Join the movement in whichever way you can. Because silence is not an option.
Guru Mahima is such an amazing, underrated program, you get to be so close with Sadhguru, get initiated in a bond of grace and receive a powerful yantra. Guru is giving too much to us 🙏🏻💫
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Courting Death
In actively Courting Death
That Life shall maintain Vigor and
The Exuberance of Life shall bubble
A life that seeks to avoid Death
shall shrivel to become a living death.
As a Life you are already betrothed
In active Courting and Romancing
Mr. Death, shall there be all joys of life
Push Consummation to another Day. - Sg