BSP Sharing

I felt wonderful when I got home, then started to feel more 'normal' again, and yet something was different.

What I can say today is that the same challenges and issues are in my life as before, I still have similar responses and reactions to them, but I am not as invested in these issues, responses or reactions as before. I feel happier inside and can see through some of my perceptions of limitation. I have more energy and clarity, balance and love. It's subtle but clear.

On the way home in the plane I felt sad and disappointed in myself that I had not had such a 'wow' or transcendent breakthrough experience as others seemed to have. Once I let myself cry, I felt immense love and joy. It is hard to talk about as I almost hardly remember the components, and yet there were several momentary glimpses of a world beyond the limitations of the mind.

Leora Lightwoman

I have volunteered in many BSPs and each time I push myself a little more than I did the previous time. Even though each time I feel I did my best, I see that I could be doing still better - not just in terms of less food and sleep, but also in my willingness to do many more things which I wouldn't have done before. For instance, to miss my favourite part of BSP - sathsang with Sadhguru - to watch the participants who were in silence to make sure they did not go too far off. This was the first time I took this duty and missed a few minutes of the beginning of sathsang.

Through volunteering in BSP the experience gets deeper, in the sense that we are able to offer ourselves in service and to shower our love in whatever way it is needed in many situations. I feel so grateful to the participants and Sadhguru for giving me the opportunity to break my limitations and grow.

Vijaya Patil

I never imagined, even in my wildly active imagination, that I would feel like bowing down to all beings. I wasn't me - at least not as something separate from all of them.

Charles Kaye