Ishan Shivanand argues that while the world chases external technology, a deeper shift toward inner technology—meditation and spiritual practice—is spreading through major corporations. Tech companies in Singapore and elsewhere are now building meditation into their culture, recognizing that inner development fuels innovation. Spiritual figures like Babaji are gaining scientific credibility as healers.
The whole world is focusing just on the outer technology, but even that is a lie. In today's world, wherever I am going, people are realizing this, that we have to focus on the inner technology as well. That is why in the last 2 years I have seen that more than normal people, all these tech companies, these big companies want to learn Sadhana. It's a shift, it's a transition. Because see, these are the people who have everything. These are the people Something happens, stock price goes up overnight, they have $20 billion. Now such a person is running after all the yogis and saying, we want sadhana in our company. Before I came here, 15 companies I went to in Singapore, and so many companies, they were so open, they were ready to meditate, and that showed that yes, they are understanding understanding that yes, we work outside on the outer, but we have to also work on the inside, the inner. So the world is becoming conscious, and I am happy that there is people like Shiv Yog and all of you people like Shiv Yogi that can help transition the world in a better manner. Because if we can do that, then yes, humanity has a golden age. Babaji was called a light worker and now he's called a doctor. The same people who did research on him realized that there is something we need to understand more. It wasn't possible 20 years ago. 20 years ago everything was physical, earmarked. He's wearing lungi, he's spiritual man. Today, the same Rutgers that created the vaccine of so many diseases is saying Babaji to be a doctor. And if this is not a transition, what is a transition? And it feels nice. It was 20 years ago I was the son of a saint, a monk. And now when I go everywhere, they say, oh, he's the son of the father of Indian healing. Uh-huh. Would you like a turmeric latte? The transition is a transition that is happening. So appreciate and understand and see how the world is growing, and then ask yourself, am I growing with the world?
