In an exclusive conversation with India Today TV, spiritual leader Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev delved into the profound significance of the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj, hailing it as "the greatest thing on the planet." Highlighting its spiritual depth, he emphasized that the Maha Kumbh transcends rituals, serving as a pathway to self-realization and personal liberation.

Sadhguru described Sanatan Dharma, the philosophical foundation of the Maha Kumbh, as more than just a religion. “It’s a profound practice aimed at ultimate liberation,” he said, reflecting on its timeless relevance.

Shedding light on the cosmic science behind the event, Sadhguru explained how the alignment of Jupiter, the Sun, and other celestial bodies enhances Earth's energy. “The science behind the Kumbh is simple to understand,” he said, blending ancient wisdom with modern insights. This alignment creates an ideal environment for spiritual practices, making the Maha Kumbh a significant period for seekers.

Discussing the sacred act of bathing in the Ganga, Sadhguru humorously remarked, “It’s good to take a bath,” evoking laughter. However, he acknowledged its deeper meaning as a symbolic act of devotion and spiritual cleansing.

Praising the Uttar Pradesh government's meticulous organization, Sadhguru lauded their management of the event, which unites millions in pursuit of spiritual goals. Having attended three Maha Kumbhs, he marveled at the scale and harmony of the gathering.

Sadhguru passionately advocated for creating a Sanatan Board to preserve the teachings and practices of Sanatan Dharma for future generations. He stressed the importance of staying connected to cultural roots in a rapidly evolving world, ensuring the legacy of the Maha Kumbh endures.