Namaskaram 🙏 Sir I want to be a full time volunteer at isha foundation. I want to serve isha for my whole life . There's nothing wrong in my life . There is no problem in my family . I am doing a job also . But since 2016 have been becoming a devotee of Sadhguru internally. I have become meditative and can realise the nothingness (shiva) within me . I can realise that I am a Little part of this nothingness. I am not the body not the mind but the nothingness - the energy . And I just want to do it for my whole life , want to know the source of creation within me staying there under Sadhguru , dhyanalinga, linga bhairavi . But sir plz upload a video about full time volunteering at isha . Because I have some questions - how the volunteers get their necessary things except their food and clothings . Suppose I am a full time volunteer and I need a wrist watch or anything like that then how can I get the necessary money to buy that ?? Because full time volunteers are serving at isha they are not making money there so how they get their necessary expenditure?? Pls sir make a video on the life of full time volunteering at isha including this query .
Namaskaram anna🙏 I was planning to take up HYTT and to deliver it full time leaving my 9-5 job currently. I was searching for info about it on RUclips. I came across your channel & saw your story on series yogic practices. I was really disheartened to see that you have closed your yoga studio..you seem to be from a financially well to do family & had great experience before starting this but still have to close it..& I have none of it I am now doubting whether to go for it or not? Please reply to me if you read my message 🙏
Namaskaram. It is not my intention to deter people from doing the training. I am only giving a transparent account of my experience. People’s experiences and decisions vary a lot. As I have mentioned in the yogic step series, the reason for closing the studio was not entirely financial, but there were other factors responsible which were very personal to me. What you make of the training is entirely upto you.
See before you post such questions, just know that Isha is not a place for just about anyone trying to grow spiritually. It's only reserved for hardcore intense seekers who have only one goal in sight, to seek the ultimate. I think it's a very miniscule percentage of such people, for the rest all of us, society is the only place we stay, however miserable you may be, you still go on in the society.. But you can do Yoga while being in this society.
I can’t disagree to specific points you have mentioned as this discussion is very nuanced. As with all aspects of life, I am beginning to learn that there are shades of grey and complexities everywhere. So that is what I would like for you to consider. Things are not as neatly tied and categorised as you mention. Hardcore people go this way, others go that way…it’s not like that. It has taken me a long time to come into terms with this reality, that is why I thought I should share with you. Otherwise I agree with your overall message.
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The way this man speaks 🙏🏼✨
Can't agree more.
It's for the individual to look at it sincerely as to what it is that's drawing attention. Go deeper with it and you might know.
I would like to go on ashram and I’m curious if there’s any in the United States and if it’s volunteer or is there a cost.
A wise man once said "I don't know"
Namaskaram 🙏
Sir I want to be a full time volunteer at isha foundation. I want to serve isha for my whole life . There's nothing wrong in my life . There is no problem in my family . I am doing a job also . But since 2016 have been becoming a devotee of Sadhguru internally. I have become meditative and can realise the nothingness (shiva) within me . I can realise that I am a Little part of this nothingness. I am not the body not the mind but the nothingness - the energy . And I just want to do it for my whole life , want to know the source of creation within me staying there under Sadhguru , dhyanalinga, linga bhairavi . But sir plz upload a video about full time volunteering at isha . Because I have some questions - how the volunteers get their necessary things except their food and clothings . Suppose I am a full time volunteer and I need a wrist watch or anything like that then how can I get the necessary money to buy that ?? Because full time volunteers are serving at isha they are not making money there so how they get their necessary expenditure?? Pls sir make a video on the life of full time volunteering at isha including this query .
Why don't you just go and volunteer for a short time and see how you are
@@noahadamson4642 If I go for a short time then I have to resign my job . And many things matter.
@@surajitkonar637 of course but what's more important
@@surajitkonar637 better get your answer then quit job.
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You can volunteer for a week during vacation dude you think everyone quits their job to go there haha
This is deep...
Anna, what is your experience of law of attraction? Or chit shakti meditation as we know it.
yes dharmitra anna ,please answer this
Good question. Will have to think over it as it’s a very complex and profound topic.
Chit Shakti resulted in a miraculous improvement in a physical health condition I had.
Namaskaram anna🙏
I was planning to take up HYTT and to deliver it full time leaving my 9-5 job currently. I was searching for info about it on RUclips. I came across your channel & saw your story on series yogic practices. I was really disheartened to see that you have closed your yoga studio..you seem to be from a financially well to do family & had great experience before starting this but still have to close it..& I have none of it
I am now doubting whether to go for it or not?
Please reply to me if you read my message 🙏
Namaskaram. It is not my intention to deter people from doing the training. I am only giving a transparent account of my experience. People’s experiences and decisions vary a lot. As I have mentioned in the yogic step series, the reason for closing the studio was not entirely financial, but there were other factors responsible which were very personal to me. What you make of the training is entirely upto you.
See before you post such questions, just know that Isha is not a place for just about anyone trying to grow spiritually. It's only reserved for hardcore intense seekers who have only one goal in sight, to seek the ultimate. I think it's a very miniscule percentage of such people, for the rest all of us, society is the only place we stay, however miserable you may be, you still go on in the society.. But you can do Yoga while being in this society.
I can’t disagree to specific points you have mentioned as this discussion is very nuanced. As with all aspects of life, I am beginning to learn that there are shades of grey and complexities everywhere. So that is what I would like for you to consider. Things are not as neatly tied and categorised as you mention. Hardcore people go this way, others go that way…it’s not like that. It has taken me a long time to come into terms with this reality, that is why I thought I should share with you.
Otherwise I agree with your overall message.
I got tortured and I dont do yoga anymore,
Tortured by whom??
@@prasannalakshmi8528 sadhguru Perhaps
@@therightway8960 in what way
@@therightway8960 you mean yoga is a torture? When you stopped doing yoga you felt relaxed ?
@@NoName-uh2yn yea, yoga was a torture for 2 months, and torture is a small word