 Sadhguru, I read in the mystics musings that you clapped at the time of Dhyanalinga consecration and there was a crack on the linga. Can you explain the significance behind that and is it the sound or is it something else? You want me to clap now? Now, that is not because of the sound. The power of the sound that Panditji was saying is in the modern science we are trying to explain it off as resonance. If the shruti is perfect on the two, naturally the string will break. As he was saying, the bridge breaking up is a classic example in every textbook, you know. Two soldiers are walking and a bridge which can take tons of weight will collapse just because two men are walking in unison. It's a classic textbook example. So just about anything can be cracked with sheer sound just by something like this. If two people just do this, if it is a perfect match, you can bring the building down. We don't produce perfect musicians in the school, okay? They'll bring down the building because being in absolute unison can create a certain energy where one plus one is no more two. One plus one is a million. So classical music, when two people sing, Jugalbandhi is never about two people singing together. They're always setting up this thing because the musicians who crafted this music are aware or if two musicians are absolutely perfect, they could cause damage to the physical structure. People may just attain, their bodies may break, it is possible. The whole process that you see in the existence is from non-creation to creation, from unmanifest to manifest. But the other process is also happening. Today cosmologists have recognized a whole galaxy will collapse into itself and become nothing. It'll become a black hole, it's nothingness and nothingness is recognized as the most powerful space in the existence. Today they're beginning to call it dark energy and whatever else. So essentially sound is a certain kind of… it is the first step into creation, from non-creation. But yoga is about uniting that which is creation and that which is non-creation. The word yoga means to unite, to uniting that which is creation. Creation means a limited form. It may be a planet, it may be a solar system, it may be a galaxy, but still a limited form. In our perspective, it may be large, we may think the universe is unlimited. That's our perspective and antithinks you're unlimited. Our perspective of what is size is from the size of who we are. You know we are looking at something is large, something is small. Essentially any form is a limited space. So yoga means to unite that which is limited with that which is unlimited. So what is a form? To make it formless. But at the same time we don't want to lose our form. But we want to connect the limited with the unlimited. Yoga means the other word is to yoke or to unite. So we want to yoke or unite the limited with unlimited. We want to couple them in such a way that we have the experience of both. That is why we are teaching you Shambhavi. That means it's a twilight zone where creation and non-creation both happening at the same time within you. The process of creation is moving from unmanifest to manifest. But another dimension which is even more important is moving from manifest to unmanifest. So this is a culture which recognize the significance and importance of that and held that as the foremost process in existence. That is why we hold the destroyer as the Mahadeva. Destroyer means he is moving the manifest into unmanifest. So he is held as the highest because here we recognize that is the highest process. Making the unmanifest into manifest is a limited process. Making the manifest into unmanifest is the unlimited process. So that is the reason though Shiva is a destroyer, he is held as a Mahadeva. So cracking of the stone is not because of the sound. I don't even know if it made sound, it made some sound but it's not the sound. It is a different process. Because if any energy happens at a certain scale, sound gets produced. Have you seen the airplane? Sometimes the fighter jets are going and when they break the sound barrier, boom like a bomb it goes. All that happened is an object moved faster than what it was. From a certain limit it crossed that limit of speed and suddenly there is an explosive sound, nothing exploded. See, nothing blew alright, there is no fire but there is sound. When a jet crosses the sound limit, there is no fire, there is no explosion happening, nothing great happening in the engines of the jet but still you hear a boom because an energy is created. So the energy is the basis of the sound. The sound is not the basis of the energy. It's the energy which is the basis of the sound. Because there is energy in this body, I can make these sounds, isn't it? But at the same time, sound is the basis of energy on another level. It is because of sound that energy has happened. When there is no sound, there is energy but it's unmanifest. It is simply there. So today modern nuclear science is explaining this in a certain way. You know, you can see virtual protons and virtual notarons being created if you just as much as add energy outside, not connected to this chamber. If you just play energy around, you will see virtual protons get created. That means creation is happening in an absolute vacuum space. So in a non-existence, which we are referring to as Shiva, existence is beginning to happen, the first play of energy. So we say this is Shakti, energy is Shakti. Once she begins to play, creation begins to happen. The first form of creation is always the sound. First there was word and it's both ways. We always try to understand everything logically. Logic always moves step by step. Creation does not move step by step. There's no point trying to logically put it on a blackboard and say, this, this, this, this how creation happens, it's a silly way to go. There's only one way. If you cave into yourself, use whatever. You use music, sound or a sledgehammer, use whatever the hell you want to use. But if you just cave in, then you know it.