The cutterhead of the second Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) has been successfully lowered at Sawli (Ghansoli) near Mumbai, Maharashtra. Measuring 13.6 metres in diameter and weighing 350 tonnes, the cutterhead marks the final step in the primary assembly of the TBM’s main shield.
This second TBM will start its journey from Sawli (Ghansoli) towards Vikhroli for the construction of the 21-km underground tunnel section of the project.
Equipped with 84 cutter discs, 124 scrapers and 16 bucket lips, the TBM is designed for efficient excavation and muck removal during tunnelling operations.
@yoga_with_kush Beautiful sharing Anna🙏🏻
For me, going a step further, my husband is not an Isha meditator but he's the one who reminds and co operates with me in doing my practices! Grateful 😇🙏🏻
At last, the world is coming together in solidarity for a “Green World”. Every extra green leaf on the planet in the form of trees, herbs, grasses, bushes or cover crops, is a small step towards climate mitigation. - Sg #COP29Azerbaijan#SaveSoil#AllHandsForSoil
@IndiaCoastGuard takes a major step towards marine conservation by signing an #MoU with @HabitatsTrust and @HCL_Foundation. The agreement, signed in presence of DDG (Ops & CS) at Coast Guard Headquarters, #NewDelhi, will focus on removing ghost nets, mapping ghost gear areas, conducting joint expeditions, and engaging coastal communities. This partnership aims to enhance marine biodiversity understanding and support the restoration of endangered species along India’s coastline.
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Wildfires don't just affect what we see above ground - they profoundly impact the soil beneath our feet.
From altering nutrient cycles to changing soil structure, the effects of fire on our earth are complex and far-reaching. While some fires can benefit soil health, intense blazes can devastate soil ecosystems, leading to erosion and long-term environmental challenges.
Understanding these impacts is crucial for effective land management and restoration efforts. Healthy, resilient soil is key to recovering from fire events and maintaining thriving ecosystems.
#SaveSoil
// Maladihalli Swami [also called "Raghavendra Swami"] first taught me yoga. He used to do 4008 Surya Namaskars per day. Just like me, he got into yoga for the wrong reasons.
Right from his infancy, he had been a chronic asthmatic. He was just wheezing day and night. In those days, there was no proper medicine or treatment, and even if there had been, his parents would not have been able to afford it. They did whatever they could, but the boy was just wasting away.
When he was about 11 or 12 years of age, a yogi came by and the parents asked him to heal the boy. The yogi said, “Anyway this boy is not going to be of any use to you. If you keep him with you, he will die. Give him to me; I will take him with me.” He didn’t belong to the kind of people who are recruiting disciples. He wanted to walk alone; generally, he didn’t take anybody. But he took compassion upon this boy because he had his mission. This yogi was Palani Swamy – that’s my Guru too. So he took this young boy and trained him in the ways of yoga. The boy not only grew out of his ailment, he grew into a physically almost superhuman person – and he came and reminded me of yoga. [Laughs]// - Sadhguru JV
Raghavendra Swami of Malladihalli lived for 106 years from 1890-1996. He was known for physical superhuman feats such as one time running 70 km overnight from the railway station to his ashram around the age of 83 when trains were canceled due to some protests. He covered the distance till 4 am and was ready for his usual doctor's work in the morning. He was also a great Ayurvedic doctor and nadi vaidya who could detect diseases in people (even future diseases that would happen to people in 10-20 years) by just reading the pulse. At 84-85 years of age, he would defeat young Sadhguru JV and his friends within seconds in wrestling even during handicap 3 vs.1 matches. Three months before passing away, he was admitted to the hospital because of mild cardiac arrest. At night, he regained consciousness, took his tubes out, and jumped out of the first-floor window to escape at the age of 106.
Raghavendra Swami was taught Hatha Yoga by MahaYogi Palani Swami (the root guru of Sadhguru JV from previous births). He also reminded young Sadhguru JV of Yoga in this birth and instructed him in some practices. It is implied that lone wandering Palani Swami had taken Raghavendra Swami under his wing for higher purposes and to set Sadhguru JV on his path to consecrate DhyanaLinga. Palani Swami himself was a Kaya Kalpa (Body Life-Extension) practitioner who supposedly lived for hundreds of years (1300s-1900s) in multiple bodies.
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Dhyanalinga, the highest possible Manifestation of the Divine. Anyone who comes into its sphere cannot escape the sowing of the spiritual seed of Liberation. #DhyanalingaDay#SadhguruQuotes
Detailed @SadhguruJV Darshan highlights from 9th June, 2024 darshan 🙏🏼😇
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More details in the added tweets (1/6)
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As a mark of respect for Sadhguru Jaggi's @SadhguruJV ji well-being, good health and complete recovery a Sufi prayer:
"Ya Shafi, Ya Kafi, heal and suffice, Grant Sadhguru Jaggi ji strength and life,
With your grace, let health revive,
In body and soul, may he thrive."
May this prayer bring comfort and healing energy to Sadhguru Jaggi ji during this time. Ameen
Haji Syed Salman Chishty
Gaddi Nashin - Dargah Ajmer Sharif
Chairman - Chishty Foundation
Last month, Dr. Madhurananda embarked on a 41-day, 2300-km arduous Shiva Yatra from Kashi on the sacred day of Thaipusam. Covering six states by foot, he finally culminated the yatra at the Isha Yoga Center. He also participated in the nightlong Mahashivratri celebrations at Isha and culminated the 42-day Shivanga Sadhana on the Seventh Hill of the sacred Velliangiri Mountains, also known as the Kailash of the South. @DrMadhurJakhar
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Namaskaram CassMae! Wonderful to have you here with us at the Isha Yoga Center and an absolute treat to hear you sing in a language that knows no barriers: Devotion. You are a classic example of making an impairment into Empowerment. My Best Wishes & Blessings to you. -Sg @CassMaeSpittman
A thief sneaked into Sadhguru's house, and Sadhguru's response to the incident is quite remarkable. Let's start the Sharing, which Sadhguru once shared in a old Tamil video.
The event took place in 1992 when Sadhguru's daughter was just a year and a half old. It was an early morning, around 3 AM, and Sadhguru was preparing for a trip to Bangalore.
While he was taking a shower, he caught a glimpse of a shadow. He assumed it was just one of the volunteers moving about and didn't think much of it. Moments later, he saw the shadow again, moving in a different direction, which piqued his suspicion. Upon stepping outside, he noticed that the stereo from his car was gone. Realizing what had happened, Sadhguru decided not to dwell on it; he let it go, thinking the thief might enjoy the music, and he proceeded to Bangalore.
Driving towards Bangalore, he encountered a heavy traffic jam near Hosur city. His daughter was in the back seat when suddenly, another car sped up and crashed into theirs.
The impact caused his daughter, Radhe, to bump into the front seat, and Sadhguru's leg slammed against the area where the stereo had been. Later on, Sadhguru reflected that if the stereo had still been there, he might have severely injured his leg.
To him, the thief unknowingly did him a favor by helping him avoid a potentially serious injury.
Sadhguru joked, "Think about it: a sneaky thief comes in really early, so silent you'd guess he's scared of making a sound. 😂He takes the tape recorder without a peep, and without realizing it, he ends up being the unexpected hero who saves my legs!😂" Finally sadhguru shared a valuable lesson: Don't be afraid. Everything happens for a reason.
Shambho 🙏🏼🌸
Tamil Video Link- https://t.co/YqHqUjK1ez
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