A galaxy of artists will perform through the night at the festivities which will culminate at 6 am on March 2.
Coimbatore:“Welcome to Mahashivratri 2022,” said Sadhguru to a deafening roar from the devotees gathered at the Adiyogi as Isha began its 12-hour cultural extravaganza.
"Today is the day to get ignited," urged Sadhguru. "The pandemic has taken a heavy toll on mankind but it is the nature of human beings to rebound from every adversity. Almost everybody has lost somebody who is dear to them. This has been the story of the world but human beings are resilient. Even if you throw them into a pit of fire, they can still crawl out and come out smiling and living strongly,” reiterated Sadhguru.
Emphasizing that it was more important to become awakened than just staying awake, Sadhguru stated that most of the problems on the planet today are not due to human evil but due to human ignorance. “Becoming awake is most important because the world sees much damage, much harm, conflict, environmental and ecological degradations, and a variety of problems. Most of these problems are not the consequence of human evil; most of them are a consequence of human ignorance. This is why lighting up is most important,” added Sadhguru.
Earlier, Sadhguru performed the Pancha Bhuta Aradhana or the cleansing of elements at the Dhyanalinga Yogic Temple. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla was one among the several prominent dignitaries participating in the night-long festivities. A galaxy of artists are performing through the night at the festivities which will culminate at 6 am on March 2.
"Today is the day to get ignited," urged Sadhguru. "The pandemic has taken a heavy toll on mankind but it is the nature of human beings to rebound from every adversity. Almost everybody has lost somebody who is dear to them. This has been the story of the world but human beings are resilient. Even if you throw them into a pit of fire, they can still crawl out and come out smiling and living strongly,” reiterated Sadhguru.
Emphasizing that it was more important to become awakened than just staying awake, Sadhguru stated that most of the problems on the planet today are not due to human evil but due to human ignorance. “Becoming awake is most important because the world sees much damage, much harm, conflict, environmental and ecological degradations, and a variety of problems. Most of these problems are not the consequence of human evil; most of them are a consequence of human ignorance. This is why lighting up is most important,” added Sadhguru.
Earlier, Sadhguru performed the Pancha Bhuta Aradhana or the cleansing of elements at the Dhyanalinga Yogic Temple. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla was one among the several prominent dignitaries participating in the night-long festivities. A galaxy of artists are performing through the night at the festivities which will culminate at 6 am on March 2.