Kailash
A glorious being of immense
proportions, when longed
to share his monumental
knowing. Found all seekers
Inadequate and unable
to receive this torrent of
ceaseless knowledge. Of all
there is and all that isn't.
A knowing that encompasses
every manifestation of
creation, its innards and
the very basis of all there is.
Unable to find a seeker
of the right magnitude
chose this Sacred Rock
May no fool treat this
as just another Rock
to languish in ignorance
forever. Let all know
this Rock is a choice
above all Beings.
Love & Grace
Sadhguru
Conveyed my pranaams to the revered Sadhguru and sought his blessings. It was a pleasure meeting him at the finals. Deeply impressed by his humility and the warmth and ease with which he engages in conversation.
@SadhguruJV#INDvNZ#T20WorldCup2026final
Meditation is not a conquest or achievement – it is a homecoming. It is not about going somewhere – it is just falling back into yourself. #SadhguruQuotes
Truth Over Drama
I've been seeing a ton of misinformation flying around about Sadhguru and Isha Foundation "losing" a defamation case in the US, and some even claiming they got slapped with a $10M fine. Let's set the record straight with facts, not frenzy. This isn't a defeat; it's a testament to Isha's massive global impact!
First off:
NO, there was no $10M loss or fine. That's pure fake news. Isha filed the lawsuit against a critic spreading baseless claims, not the other way around. The Texas court dismissed it, not because the criticisms were valid (the judge didn't even rule on that), but because Isha is officially recognized as a "public figure" with "pervasive fame."
Think about that:
With 3 million volunteers, millions of followers, and life-changing programs touching every corner of the world, Isha's influence is so huge that US law gives extra protection to free speech around them.
It's like saying, "You're too big and beloved to silence every whisper." That's not a loss; that's proof of their extraordinary reach!
In Bharat, we value reputation deeply, and laws reflect that. But in the US, the First Amendment prioritizes open dialogue, even if it's critical. This ruling just highlights the differences in legal systems; it doesn't validate any smears against Sadhguru or Isha's incredible work in yoga, environment (hello, Save Soil!), and inner well-being. If anything, it shows critics have to step up their game with real evidence, not just noise.
To all the haters:
If Isha's so "bad," why are millions thriving through their initiatives? Sadhguru's wisdom has empowered countless lives, from rural India to global stages. This "loss" is just a bump in a journey of transformation. Let's focus on the positive change they're creating, not twisted headlines.What do you think? Share your Isha stories below!
#IshaFoundation #Sadhguru #TruthOverDrama
Recently, I happened to read an article on the viral Sza moment at the Isha Mahashivratri celebrations.
https://t.co/bYaaLNv0xd
My initial reaction was amusement, but as I saw through the sinister strategy that such articles employ to persuade people, I really wanted to counter it factually.👇
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@RaisingSun69@bigfundu You go there to receive the tool practice it.. self realisation is not a commodity one can purchase. In the pursuit of the highest whatever tools you receive, it also help you live well in the world, that's a side benefit you have. Rest depends upon person to person, when they'll
@RahulDewanV2@SadhguruJV We don't want 'Dharma next'.. we want people who keep the Dharma in the present..which these people doesn't seem to be doing. For them being stupid now and dharmic in future seems to be the vision, which they are fulfilling. If they don't understand Sadhguru, Dhrama kya bachaenge
Endless slander campaign against @SadhguruJV by this “Dharma Next”. They have taken it upon themselves to “save Hinduism”… and seem to categorise Sadhguru among Teesta Setalvad and Islamists like Zakir Naik. Pathetic shameless people. I suspect I know the spiritual org and the specific person behind this slander — waiting to expose them. Enough is enough!
We may not always be able to change the physical situations around us. But no one can stop us from changing the way we Experience them. #SadhguruQuotes
Here’s my view, plainly.
Sadhguru has always been upfront that he isn’t a sastra scholar and doesn’t subscribe to astrology. He has never claimed otherwise. His approach is experiential, contemporary and designed for people who were never going to read a grantha or sit through a traditional discourse.
But outcomes matter more than labels.
Thousands who were disconnected from their roots are now meditating, chanting, learning Bharatanatyam and Kalaripayattu, participating in temple culture, and becoming aware of civilizational dangers. That’s a measurable shift.
And in Tamil Nadu a state where subjects like religious conversions, temple neglect, and cultural erosion have long been politically sensitive…he has brought these conversations back into mainstream discussion. Not through institutional power or political alliances, but through visibility, influence, and sheer reach.
This is where people miss the larger point:
Sanatana Dharma never operated on a “one rule for all” framework.
It never demanded uniform paths, uniform practices, or uniform teachers. It allowed diversity of methods as long as the direction was towards clarity, responsibility, and inner growth.
And within that landscape, the padvi of a Guru has always been honored. Whether you believe in him or not, follow him or not, like him or not….respect the seat.
Not for the person, but for the continuity and spiritual responsibility it represents.
Mocking that seat weakens our own cultural foundations, not his.
Disagree? Perfectly fine.
Choose a different lineage? Absolutely fine.
Prefer classical methods? No problem at all.
But the sneering, the hostility, the gatekeeping….that only shrinks the ecosystem from within. When the civilizational ground is under pressure, attacking those who are bringing people back into the fold is not strength…it’s short sightedness.
People are returning.
People are reconnecting.
People who once mocked temples are now chanting Sankara.
If a teacher can trigger that shift, acknowledge the gain….even if the path doesn’t align with your personal template.
Unity doesn’t require uniformity.
It requires maturity.
And right now, that maturity is non negotiable.
A Deity is a living Divine entity. It is only when a Deity is managed, rituals are conducted, and all other requirements are fulfilled by those who are deeply devoted to the Deity, that a temple becomes an abode of vibrance and transformation. I beseech the Prime Minister of India and all the members of Parliament to correct the anomaly of apartheid against the Hindu community in Bharat. This is not a favour but the fulfillment of fundamental rights as enshrined in our Constitution. Jai Hind. -Sg @narendramodi@PMOIndia@AmitShah@rashtrapatibhvn https://t.co/nwtvIRv7Ve