My Dhyanalinga Volunteering Experience [INTENSE]

I volunteered inside the Dhyanalinga Temple in India at the Isha Yoga Center Coimbatore and it was not what I expected... Sadhguru had talked about how meditative you become when you just sit in Dhyanalinga so I flew to India and wanted to know what this was about.
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[@ps07959]

Thank you for sharing your honest experience you may not know it but it will help people change their lives

[@isha_sadhguru_follower5896]

Absolutely phenomenal! Thanks for sharing these intimate insights to us. 🙏🌌

[@Ucarelight]

Thank you to share the experience!

[@nathantonge3785]

When I even think of the Dhyanalinga I become filled with peace. A truly phenomenal thing!

[@AshandSummer]

That is so wonderful ❤️❤️❤️

[@lu2507]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience 🙏🏽💜

[@bobbysotsavanh6159]

You seem very settled, thank you for sharing your experience :)

[@AshandSummer]

Awwww thanks a lot

[@jslogic2464]

Its blissful and yes clarity. Good for you 😀

[@uthyabalan7713]

Thank you for sharing your experience.. My experience in Dhyanalinga is the most beautiful and profound experience in my life.

[@twilit]

thank u for ur refreshing honesty

[@poojapandey613]

Thanks for this. ❤🙏🍁

[@dearmytemple6465]

I did lingaseva too.. I honestly waited only for juice break hahaha!!! But time passed and last day when getting prasadam everyone cried

[@AshandSummer]

hahaha juice break is the best, lol. I dont even remember being so hungry back then though. Usually I feel like starving in the breaks between the two meals, but I think I was just totally involved in Dhyanalingha. Yes, I remember that feeling on the last day too

[@ssbsathish]

Wonderful with openness experience

[@AshandSummer]

🙏🏻❤️

[@nareshkumar-yg8no]

Incredible thamx

[@suryanshsinghjanwaar1639]

Loved it....but you should definitely go to isckon ...you will love...where you are...there will also be one...isckon temple....please give it a try...I also gone ones...then I gone to isckon for a try.....you will love it try it once at least give it a try

[@AshandSummer]

Thank you for your suggestion.. once I tried to go to a Vishnu temple in Tamilnadu (Sri Rangam?) but they didn’t let me in coz I am not Indian. But I guess here they would let me in... Can I do all my yoga practices there?.

[@suryanshsinghjanwaar1639]

@@AshandSummer yessss of course...and you will see sankirtan there too if you don't know sankirtan ..then you can...see it on KZbin ..searching sankirtan

[@AshandSummer]

@@suryanshsinghjanwaar1639 ok cool! I will check it out

[@agnes-juliemartin7030]

Would LOVE to do that too. Must be a great experience to conteer there and take so many new world-dimensions inside. I read the minimun of stay since covid is now 30 days, that is hard to get so much holiday from work. But I kind of wanna do it too n looked it up. Ill see. The beauty of it also is it seems that theres possibility of renewing myself completely, or well getting rid of dependencies and attachments that are only in our head. The 3 day inner engineering program at Isha must be great too.

[@AshandSummer]

Oh yes it is incredible. It is the craziest experience, the most profound possibility in life. My boyfriend volunteered for a lot of these 3 day programs and he sais it is amazing. I can only imagine how cool it must be to do it in the atmosphere of the ashram.

[@AshandSummer]

@@agnes-juliemartin7030 hi Agnes, Ash here.. So Shambhavi Mahamudra Online has 2 parts. You have to enroll for Part 1 and Part 2 separately. Part 1 is the 7 online classes. Once you are done with that, you can do Part 2, where you learn[initiated into] the meditation. The Part 2 used to be in person only but due to corona, they recently started doing it online too. I think the initiation or Part 2 happens almost every month. here is a link www.innerengineering.com/completion-online#enroll Isha kriya and shambhavi are very different. I personally started with Isha kriya and did it for 1 or 2 years before I did Shambhavi. Shambhavi is much more deeper process and requires some commitment from us in terms of diet and regular practice. Isha kriya is geared towards those who just want a very simple and effective way to be peaceful in daily life.

[@agnes-juliemartin7030]

@@AshandSummer Aahhh Wow, Thank You so, so, so much for this Information!!! I just watched another video where now I thought I got the answer. And now just checked and also see answer from You guys. THANK YOU!!! Oh, wow, 2 years! :o :/ Hm, it makes me super curious and interested. I saw your answer just 2 seconds too late and thought my question was dumb and deleted it because of this other video where I thought I got it. But thanks to your guys answer I now think I really got it. The thing where I was comin from was just that I really want to make that deep experience and wasnt sure if I could get it in the 7 day course. I watched another review video also where it was said you have to make your own exercise space at home. My apt. is small but Ill arrange that. I only tried Yoga 7 yrs ago beginners course. But it wasnt Sadhguru Yoga.

[@agnes-juliemartin7030]

@@AshandSummer It must be magnificant experiencing it in India like you both did. It must be the real thing. The Shambavi M. just makes me so curious to know it that was why my question and if the 7daycourse makes sense even without learning it. I watched Isha Kriya but did not yet try it out myself. Thank you a lot again for the answer. I just was insecure about it but thing is even without yet buying or committing to anything, just by listening to the sounds of Isha, and listening many experiences here I already thought I could master my mind better and got the point, so that I wanted to go deeper into it. Regards from Vienna to you both!

[@AshandSummer]

@@agnes-juliemartin7030 You’re so welcome :) We both learned Shambhavi in the US, different years.. we have done Shambhavi in airports, parks, living rooms, even moving cars.. it works everywhere like magic because it’s happening inside us :D Hope you will get to experience it too 🙏🏻☺️

[@pavanraibagi4045]

Good topic to grow your channel

[@AshandSummer]

Thank you

[@16-akash40]

Excellent

[@karjinlhamo7811]

😊💙🙏

[@AshandSummer]

🙏🏻❤️❣️💕

[@beehappy7797]

Good.

[@this-abledtheextravertedhe5299]

Nice ❤️

[@AshandSummer]

thanks a lot michelle

[@srabani70]

Awesome :)

[@AshandSummer]

Thank youuuuu

[@FOURTEEFIVE]

Sounds like my experience with having a job or going t the gym

[@AshandSummer]

Oh wow really ?

[@MindQuestSouthAfrica]

Sometimes i wonder why people are easily able to describe their psychedelic experiences, but those who meditate are not able to do so. To me, it sounds like meditation puts people in a state of confusion where they are not able to clearly describe their experiences. The irony of it is that meditation is said to improve your brain function, but people who meditate sound like they went through something that restrict their cognitive abilities to clearly express themselves, Sadhguru included.

[@josuepena269]

When you have an experience that doesn't involve the mind, which language and words are dependent on, it becomes hard to explain it(which again would require the mind). That's why people use subjective words such as good, relaxed, peaceful, bliss ful etc. The experience might be wonderful enough that dissecting it and trying to express it in words even just for yourself feels like tainting the experience or not doing it justice. It is as if putting words on it, locks the experience into one thing, when you know it's not just that one thing. And using your mind to try to figure it out gets you away from the experience too so there's also that.

[@Taskeen-]

I watched your video, indian parent's will never accept me, years ago Yet i didn't know you met at isha ashram lol 😅 , i been watchibg sadhguru for 5-6 years so I think this is what they mean in karma, prople of same tendency meet each other often, Or world is small for people with same path,/likeing

[@yshevkari267]

I am a Hindi, Marathi speaker. I don't know The English language well. So can I take part in linga seva

[@ashutosham1456]

yes you can😀

[@AshandSummer]

Yes you can.. They will guide you there..

[@caroldtrip703]

Nice. Did you send an email to them to volunteer ?Can you give me some direction ? Thank you

[@AshandSummer]

I was already at the ashram so I registered for it in person. But you can also register for it online. Due to corona the signup page might be down but once everything is back to normal, it should be up and going ☺️ Here is a link that might help : suvya.isha.in/volunteers-guide

[@caroldtrip703]

@@AshandSummer Oh thank you. Im going to check that . I stay at Thousand trails. And you ?

[@kosmetikmurah2790]

How to go there

[@AshandSummer]

It’s in Coimbatore, India. The ashram is open to public so you can go anytime as a visitor but if you want to volunteer, you must do Inner engineering.. www.innerengineering.com/

[@isha_sadhguru_follower5896]

... and know time for dinner 😜👍

[@swamibrahmavadin5234]

where to enrol for this ashram program?

[@AshandSummer]

Online.. you can google it

[@jayf8308]

Do you guys have a Face Book Page?