How far has Sadhguru studied? When did the spiritual journey begin? Know the entire life journey

Jaggi Vasudev, popularly known as Sadhguru in the world, is the founder and head of Isha Foundation, who is a modern guru. Do you know how far has Sadhguru studied? Let us know the story of his education to the beginning of his spiritual journey through this news.

Jaggi Vasudev, whom the world knows as Sadhguru. Sadhguru is the founder and head of the Isha Foundation. Sadhguru is a modern guru. Sadhguru was born on September 3, 1957, in Mysore city of Karnataka. There is hardly any corner in the world where Sadhguru is not famous. But do you all know about his educational qualification, do you know how educated Sadhguru is? If you are unaware of this information, then no problem, today we will tell you about Sadhguru's education through this news. Also, we will tell you when Sadhguru's spiritual journey started. So let's know the answers to these questions.

How educated is Sadhguru?

Sadhguru did his schooling in Mysore itself. After this, he was admission to Mysore University, where he studied English Literature.

After completing his studies at Mysore University, he started his own business. He opened a poultry farm in Mysore itself. After this, he tried his hand in the construction industry. He started a company in partnership with a friend of his. After this, he had some continuous spiritual experiences, after which he closed his business and started traveling and teaching yoga.

When did the spiritual journey begin?

Sadhguru explains in his book Inner Engineering, “One afternoon I had nothing to do and had recently had a heartbreak, so I went to Chamundi Hill. I parked my bike at one point and after climbing about two-thirds of the way up the hill, I sat on a rock. That was my meditation rock. As far as I had been experiencing up to that moment, my body and mind were “me” and the rest of the world was “outside”. But suddenly I was not aware of what was me and what was not. My eyes were still open. But the air I was breathing, the rock I was sitting on, all had become me. All that was there was me. I was conscious and yet not conscious. I had lost the ability of the senses to differentiate between things.”

"The more I say about this, the more crazy it will sound because what was happening was indescribable. My “me” was everywhere. Everything was expanding beyond its set limits; Everything was expanding and merging into everything else. It was a dimensionless unity of totality. That moment is my life now, beautifully sustained. When I came to, it seemed like only ten minutes had passed. But the hands of my watch showed that it was 7:30 in the evening, that is, four and a half hours had passed. My eyes were open, the sun had set and it was dark. I was fully alert, but by that moment, what I considered my 'self' had completely disappeared. I am not a weepy person. And yet, at the age of twenty-five on that rock of Chamundi Hill, I was so ecstatic that my tears were flowing and my shirt was wet."