06/06/2026
After completing the *In the Lap of the Master with Sadhguru* program, a few of us Bay Area yogis felt a quiet pull to keep the journey going. 🚗 💨🗺️📍That pull led us to a place we hadn’t fully expected—but somehow deeply needed: a temple and farm in Atlanta, Georgia called SevaDhaam.
From the moment we arrived, it didn’t feel like we were visiting. It felt like we were being received. 💖
Akka and her family welcomed us with such openness that it dissolved any sense of being outsiders. As they shared their journey—how life unfolded in a way that led them to become stewards of the Linga Bhairavi Sannidanam and caretakers of rescued animals—you could feel that this wasn’t something planned, but something answered. A calling lived, not just spoken. 🐴🐮🌱
The land itself holds a presence. There’s a softness, a quiet intensity—like being held. The Divine Feminine is not just worshipped there, she’s *alive* in the way the space breathes, in the way the animals are cared for, in the way every corner feels intentional yet surrendered. 😌🙏
What makes it even more special is that it’s just about 2.5 hours from the Isha Institute of Inner Sciences in Tennessee—a beautiful extension of the sacred geography for anyone making that pilgrimage.
If you ever find yourself near Atlanta, this is not just a place to “visit.” It’s a place to sit, to feel, to receive. 🧘🧘♀️🧘♂️
And it leaves a question lingering in the heart…
❓What would it be like to have a Linga Bhairavi Sannidanam here in the Bay Area?
If that speaks to you, share your voice below.
Jai Bhairavi 🙏❤️🔥
