Sadhguru engages in an insightful interaction with senior officials of State Govt.

In the presence of Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, renowned spiritual visionary, mystic, yogi, and orator, Sadhguru engaged in an insightful interaction with senior officers of the Assam Government at Lok Sewa Bhawan on Sunday.

During the hour-long session, Sadhguru expounded upon the significance of inner well-being and personal transformation, reiterating how these aspects can exert a constructive influence on the overall efficacy of the state administration in delivering public service. He underscored the significance of spiritual consciousness in fostering principles of good governance. The discourse also afforded the senior officials an opportunity to seek insights from the revered guru, to which he responded with discernment and depth.

It may be noted that, at the invitation of the state government, Sadguru had previously participated in a three-day Chintan Shivir held in Kaziranga in September 2022. This initiative, designed to accelerate transformative progress across various sectors while propelling the holistic development of the state, served as a platform for senior administrative officials to engage in contemplative discourse. During the deliberations, Sadhguru provided valuable perspectives on augmenting administrative efficiency, with a particular emphasis on the personal growth of officials – key architects of governance – and their pivotal role in refining public service delivery.

During his visit to Kaziranga, Sadhguru, in the presence of the Chief Minister, attended the ceremonial reopening of Kaziranga National Park for tourists. He also unveiled three rhino statues at Mihimukh, Kaziranga – remarkable sculptures meticulously crafted from the ashes of incinerated rhino horns that had been confiscated from poachers as part of the state government’s resolute commitment to wildlife conservation.

Sunday’s event was attended by Chief Secretary Dr. Ravi Kota and Director General of Police Harmeet Singh, along with several other senior officials.