Kannan shares his Bliss

Kannan recounts how his mother dragged him into his bliss:
"It was then I realized how big a blunder it would have been, if I had objected to my mom's decision and failed to attend the so called Yoga class!, haa, now the very thought of having not attended this, sends a sharp chill down my spine....."
Read the full article here: http://www.kannanv.com/kannanv/index2.html

Somebody gets floored!

Our man gets floored after attending the 8-day Isha Yoga program!
"I don’t know how I can express my gratitude to Swami Lokanetra who handled one of these courses. I have not been with him for more than 20 days, but I can see him changing my life. Initially I was very distant from him. I went to his discourses wearing denims that I had not washed for days. While he was dressed in white kurta which was impeccably clean. There could not be two people who are more different at least externally. "
Read the complete article here: http://antorocks.blogspot.com/2005/11/what-is-that-i-want-from-life.html

Vivek's journey

Vivek shares his journey from being a participant in the Isha Yoga program to being a Program organizer:
"My volunteering in Isha has transformed me as an individual.Made me more outreaching & humane . I now have more friends and well wishers.I am able to concentrate more in my business.I have good relationship with my family members. I'm able to balance between family & businessbetter now."
http://vivektut.blogspot.com/2006/07/vivektutl-my-osha-experiences-i-was.html

Kansas is going bye-bye

Prasanna Srinivasan writes about his experience of Isha Yoga program:
"If i had to relive my whole 23 yrs again, going thru all the hardships again, i wil do all of them, with a big smile, keeping this day in mind
Today was just awesome.That was the truth at that moment. "
Read the full article here: http://prasannasv.livejournal.com/2832.html

Volunteering

Anonymous had just finished his/her first volunteering:
"I've been thinking hard of something intelligent to say when I will have an opportunity to meet him and get his blessings this evening .. but I think I'll just shut up and let the moment take over and do what naturally happens."
Read the full article here: http://gondooz.blogspot.com/2006/11/volunteering.html

The Pilgrimage

Shobha Vishwanath visits the Isha Yoga Centre.
"An enormous feeling of quietness envelops me and I close my eyes. Not in prayer, not in entreaty or invocation. I feel my eyes brim with tears. They spill and pour and run down my cheeks and as much as my mind tells me to cut it out, they flow. My logic cannot fathom this strangeness. Yet I know when I open my eyes that nothing was, or ever will be the same as before. "
Read the full article here: http://www.indiatravelogue.com/leis/pilg/piltr1.html

Nothing is the same again

Deepak writes about his Bhava Spandana experiences:
"If only for a moment,
But Oh! – Nothing is the same again. "
Read the full article here: http://deepakktrenewal.blogspot.com/2005/01/bhava-spandana.html

The Angel

Shruthi's goes to the ashram where she see an 'Angel in White'. :-)
"In the background, emerald green hills, grey clouds, green lawns, with the rain coming down. And framed in this setting, stood a vision, swathed in spotless white. The pure white in stark contrast to the bright green lawns, freshly washed with rain. "
Read the full article here: http://nychthemeron.blogspot.com/2006/07/angel-in-white.html

Ausgezeichnet

Kalki talks about his/her experience of the Isha Yoga Program.
"That moment experince was impeccable.I could not help tears rolling down from my eyes.On the way back home I thought may be the classes have ended but my journey towards a completely different path has begun!!!!...."
Read the full article here: http://thedal-vp.blogspot.com/2006/06/enthralling-experience.html

The Heady spiritual cocktail"

Nagini shares her experience of going to Kedar with Sadhguru:
"When I left the temple that evening, I was filled with awe and gratitude for the experience I had received, which I knew was in no small part a result of being accompanied by Sadhguru on this journey. Sadhguru later described Kedarnath itself as a ‘heady spiritual cocktail’ --an unfathomable mixture of elevated spiritual energies from every kind of extreme yogic process that has been practiced there for thousands of years. My mind-blowing experience of Kedarnath was a blissful sip of that cocktail. It is a drink everyone should taste at least once in their lifetime."
Read the complete post here: http://alivingmystic.blogspot.com/2006/03/below-is-article-i-wrote-about.html

How her ocean calmed

Theresa talks beatifully about how her own ocean has calmed down these days:
"The spiritual is in the everyday moment. When I hate where I am or what I'm doing, I reject the love and joy that is there waiting and wanting to be a part of my experience. Nothing needs change for that to come to me, except my own perception. There is great power in a simple change of perspective. That's all that's happened in my life. I've had a change of perspective. The facts of my life are still the same. Only the inside has shifted some."
Read the full post here: http://www.xanga.com/merridian/568718512/item.html