Varnam Malaysia
  • News
    • Sports
    • Education
  • Reviews
    • Concert
    • Movie Reviews
  • Exclusive
    • IWD Exclusive
    • Mother’s Day Exclusive
  • Culture
  • Travel
  • Community
  • Lifestyle
    • Fashion
    • Food
    • Health
  • Entertainment
    • Trailers
    • Music
    • Movies
No Result
View All Result
Varnam Malaysia
  • News
    • Sports
    • Education
  • Reviews
    • Concert
    • Movie Reviews
  • Exclusive
    • IWD Exclusive
    • Mother’s Day Exclusive
  • Culture
  • Travel
  • Community
  • Lifestyle
    • Fashion
    • Food
    • Health
  • Entertainment
    • Trailers
    • Music
    • Movies
No Result
View All Result
Varnam Malaysia
No Result
View All Result
Home Culture

The Hidden Significance Of Sadhguru’s Ring Snake/Sarpasutra

by Latha
March 31, 2022
Picture credit Sadhguru's Twitter

Picture credit Sadhguru's Twitter

802
SHARES
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterSend

Sadhguru, one of the most well-known yogis of the millennium, has impacted the lives of many people with his teachings of mystics and spiritualism. What distinguishes him from other yogis is his ability to make ancient yogic sciences relevant to modern minds, acting as a bridge to a higher level of life. Whatever he says resonates with us and is clearly applicable to our lives.

Followers of him not only engage in his transformative programmes, but also build a good relationship with him through the many channels he is available on, ranging from Instagram to YouTube. While listening to his words, many of his followers observed the snake ring on his left hand ring finger.

Picture credit: Isha Foundation
The Hidden Significance Of Sadhguru's Ring Snake/Sarpasutra 2

It seems that he not only wears the snake ring, but also gives it to anyone who comes to him and tells them not to take it off. Strangely, it should be worn on their finger at all times.

Many people were curious about the meaning of the snake ring. Does it bring good fortune? Is it beneficial to our lives? Some people even had sceptical feelings about the ring because serpents have a lot of negative connotations. Instead of wondering, here are some things Sadhguru himself mentioned regarding the ring and why we should wear it.

To begin, I’d like to point out that the snake ring is now trendy, although the practice of wearing a snake ring or any jewelry with a snake in it dates back centuries. They were popular throughout history because they signified many meanings in various civilizations.

For instance, snake rings were worn in Greek mythology to commemorate the Greek healing deity Asclepius, whom Zeus slew because he thought Asclepius would turn all men into immortals. Snakes were revered in Ancient Greece and Rome for their skin-shedding as a sign of renewal and rebirth.

main qimg 7d67a57af94369f446c33451c5cad349
Picture credit: Quora

The difference between those snake rings and the one Sahguru is wearing is the sort of metal the snake ring is made of. The snake ring on Sadhguru’s finger is made of copper. Previously, we discussed the “Tradition of using copper in Hinduism”. It has several effects ranging from purification to body element balancing. Similarly, this snake ring made of copper provides us with several health benefits that have been scientifically proven. 

1633439716 1633439715217
Picture credit: Isha Foundation

According to Sadhguru,

“Wearing a metal ring, especially made of copper, by a seeker on the ring finger stabilizes the body & provides the fundamental support for sadhana or spiritual practices. With the right kind of sadhana, wearing a snake ring can become a key to mystical dimensions of life.”

Copper in medication has been demonstrated in studies to help the body create collagen, absorb iron, and play a role in energy generation. 

However, when it is worn externally, such as on the finger, it is absorbed in extreme minute and inconsequential amounts into the bloodstream. This procedure restores the body’s physiological equilibrium. Copper can counteract the toxicity of a number of other high-toxicity metals in the body.

Wearing it alone has several benefits; consider practicing spiritual activities while wearing it; it multiplies the benefits we obtain.

There is no such thing as only gurus or yogis or the fortunate ones being able to wear it; anyone from anywhere in the world can wear it as long as the copper snake ring or sarpasutra is worn on the ring finger of the left hand with the snakehead facing upwards and must be worn at all times, which also means no exchanging rings. This manner, you will be able to get the full advantages of the ring for an extended period of time.

If you want to learn more about Sadhguru’s copper snake ring, or if you want to buy one, go to Isha’s online store, Isha Life, or click the link here.

Sources: 1, 2, 3

Follow us on Instagram, Facebook or Telegram for more updates and breaking news. 

Filed Under coppercopper ringring fingerSadhgurusadhguru's snake ringsarpasutrasnake ring
https://lomp.at/x2jnq
Share321Tweet200Send

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE

Image Source: Pexels & RJ Balaji Instagram
Culture

Karuppusaamy, Kaval Deivams and Cinema: The Representation of Demigods on Screen

by Kavitha
May 5, 2026

In recent years, Tamil cinema has seen a noticeable shift towards stories rooted in rural spirituality and cultural identity, particularly...

Read more
Image Source: Sivanesan Achalingam FB & Tamilarasy Shanker FB
Culture

30,000 Devotees Gather for Chitirai Pournami at Nagarathaar Sri Thendayuthapani Temple

Over 30,000 devotees were present at the Chitirai Pournami celebration at Sri Thedayuthapani Temple, Teluk Intan. Chitirai Pournami festival at...

Read more
by Shangkari
May 3, 2026
Varnam Post Website 2026 04 30T151650.366
Culture

Chithirai Pournami: Why Do Devotees Fast On This Sacred Day?

Chithirai Pournami is a sacred day that occurs on the full moon in the Chithirai month, which typically falls in...

Read more
by Kavitha
April 30, 2026
Image Source: Wikimedia Commons & The Hindu Heritage
Culture

Two Historic Temples to Experience a More Meaningful Chitirai Pournami in India

Chitirai Pournami is known for grand celebrations. But two special temples in India, carries a deeper meaning. One is about...

Read more
by Shangkari
April 21, 2026
Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
Culture

Vishu Kani: The Sacred First Sight of Prosperity and Blessings

Vishu is a festival celebrated by the Malayalee community worldwide. It typically falls between April 13 and 15, and in...

Read more
by Kavitha
April 15, 2026
Image Source: Online astrologer net
Culture

Chithirai Puthandu: Marking The Start of A New Astrological Cycle

Every beginning marks not only the start of life but also serves as a source of hope and faith for...

Read more
by Kavitha
April 14, 2026
Varnam Post Website 2026 04 13T161823.216
Culture

Vaisakhi 2026: Exploring Malaysia’s Iconic Gurdwaras

Every year on April 13, the Sikh community celebrates Vaisakhi, a festival that has both agricultural and spiritual significance. From...

Read more
by Kavitha
April 13, 2026
Image Source: iStock
Culture

Panguni Uthiram: Why This Sacred Day is Important for Married Couples

Panguni Uthiram is a significant sacred ritual celebrated by Hindu devotees, particularly in the Tamil community. This festival typically occurs...

Read more
by Kavitha
April 1, 2026
Image Source: Sri Vyasa Pooja Instagram
Culture

Sri Rama Navami: Celebrating the Birth of Lord Rama

Sri Rama Navami is a significant Hindu festival that celebrates the birth of Lord Rama. This joyous occasion falls on...

Read more
by Kavitha
March 26, 2026
Varnam Post Website 2026 03 16T173915.115
Culture

Soma Pradosham: The Spiritual Significance of Pradosham That falls on Monday

Pradosham is a highly auspicious day in the Hindu calendar that occurs twice each month, providing a special opportunity for...

Read more
by Kavitha
March 16, 2026

TRENDING

  1. 1

    Suriya Sivakumar, Celebrating a Journey of Remarkable Versatility and Excellence in Tamil Cinema

  2. 2

    Motherhood, IVF and Entrepreneurship: Dr Darshana Menon Speaks on Her Personal Journey

  3. 3

    Met Gala 2026’s Dreamlike Carpet Was ‘Made in India’ by Kerala Artisans

  4. 4

    From Free Sarees to Buffet Deals: 6 Must-Visit Indian Restaurants in Klang Valley This Mother’s Day

  5. 5

    MITRA Allocation Increased to RM150 Million in Historic Boost for Malaysian Indian Community

  • About Us
  • Advertise With Us
  • Jobs
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

©2026 Vijandren Ramadass. All Rights Reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Sports
    • Education
  • Reviews
    • Concert
    • Movie Reviews
  • Exclusive
    • IWD Exclusive
    • Mother’s Day Exclusive
  • Culture
  • Travel
  • Community
  • Lifestyle
    • Fashion
    • Food
    • Health
  • Entertainment
    • Trailers
    • Music
    • Movies

©2026 Vijandren Ramadass. All Rights Reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Sports
    • Education
  • Reviews
    • Concert
    • Movie Reviews
  • Exclusive
    • IWD Exclusive
    • Mother’s Day Exclusive
  • Culture
  • Travel
  • Community
  • Lifestyle
    • Fashion
    • Food
    • Health
  • Entertainment
    • Trailers
    • Music
    • Movies

©2026 Vijandren Ramadass. All Rights Reserved.