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Adiyogi predates all religion;
in celebration of the universality of his methods,
this glorious face of 112 ft height
~ Sadhguru
On Mahashivaratri 2017 (February 24th), a 112-foot face of Adiyogi – the largest face in the world – will be consecrated by Sadhguru at the Isha Yoga Center in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.
The glorious face of Adiyogi will be an inspiration and a reminder to all, that the science of yoga is the doorway to liberation. The idea of creating an iconic face like this is not to build one more monument but to use it as a galvanizing force to transform the world from believing what we do not know, to seeking the truth of life. This will be the cornerstone of a spiritual movement that will flood the world as envisioned by Sadhguru.
We would like to make sure that this movement reaches as many people as possible.
A world full of love, light and laughter
– its time has come.
Let us make it happen.
~ Sadhguru
We invite you to get involved
Let us begin by making yoga a part of our life through these 5-minute tools for transformation. Yoga is not about twisting and bending, standing on one’s head or holding one’s breathe. Yoga is the science and technology to explore the essential nature of how this life is created, and how it can be taken to its ultimate possibility.
The number 112 is both symbolic and scientifically significant to our existence. Adiyogi opened up one hundred and twelve possibilities for human beings to reach their ultimate nature. You could also contribute in multiples of 112 For E.g. - Rs.1120 or $112. Rs.2240 or $224.
You can contribute few Angas: One Anga is 1 square feet of the total surface area of AdiYogi statue. Cost of 1 Anga is Rs 3750.
- One Eye is 140 Angas – Rs.5,25,000/-
- Forehead is 175 Angas – Rs. 6,56,250/-
- Neck is 510 Angas – Rs.19,12,500/-
- Ear is 90 Angas – Rs.3,37,500/-
You can create your own fundraiser page by clicking and sharing the page with your friends with a personal note.
You can also support the movement by sharing on Facebook, Twitter and social media or personally to friends, family and colleagues.
Who is Adiyogi?
Sadhguru takes us back to the very origins of the yogic science, and tells us about the first yogi and the first yoga “program”. Read More….
Why 112 feet Adiyogi?
Sadhguru writes about the idea behind the one hundred and twelve feet tall Adiyogi sculpture that is coming up, the fundamental thing that needs to change in the world today, and the urgency of making it happen. He says, “The way human beings are empowered today, we have a phenomenal ability to create and destroy.” Read More…
Why Yoga?
As there is a technology to create external wellbeing, there is a whole dimension of science and technology to create inner wellbeing. Read More…
What is Mahashivarathri?
Mahashivratri is one of the biggest and most significant among the sacred festival nights of India. This – the darkest night of the year – celebrates the Grace of Shiva, who is considered the Adi guru or the First guru, from whom the yogic tradition originates. Read More…
What is Consecration?
Consecration is a live process. It is like this – if you transform mud into food, we call this agriculture. If you make food into flesh and bone, we call this digestion. If you make flesh into mud, we call this cremation. If you can make this flesh or even a stone or an empty space into a Divine possibility, that is called consecration. See More…
Know more about consecration of 112 feet Adiyogi
On Mahashivaratri 2017 (February 24th), a 112-foot face of Adiyogi – the largest face in the world – will be consecrated by Sadhguru at the Isha Yoga Center in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.. Read More...
How can I be part of this spiritual movement?
- Share by clicking on Facebook, twitter or mails icons
- Donate by clicking on the Donate button.
- Have your own fund raising campaigns by clicking on 'Raise funds' button.
- But most important is make yoga a part of your life
I have more questions regarding campaign “Adiyogi: The Source of Yoga - An Iconic Inspiration”. Who do I get in touch with?
Please write to 112ftadiyogi@ishafoundation.org or call 94878 95891 / 9442504724
