why Linga Bhairavi Devi is is taken every month for procession

Sadhguru : Here in Isha, Dhyanalinga is that tower of energy.I do not know how many of you experience it that way. One lady from the United States said, “All I see is one big black peanut.” Since this phenomenal tower of energy has to last very long, it has to be subtle. Anything that you make outwardly energetic, like Devi, will not last long, unless you maintain it every day. You must recharge her on a daily basis – otherwise, she will not live. That is why those who
are around Devi need a lot more dedication and devotion to keep her going. People who take care of the Dhyanalinga temple only take care of the temple, the premises, and the people who come. They do not take care of Dhyanalinga in any sense, because he does not need any care. If no one takes care of him, he will still be the same. This is a completely different format. But with the Devi temple, it is not just the temple and the people – Devi herself is being taken care of on a daily basis. And if you do not take care of her well, she will go into a fit. I hope they will have the sense to see to it that she does not go into a fit.

Tower of energy – Dhyanalinga.
That is why she is positioned the way she is. Everything else we create now, wherever we put it in the world, also draws sustenance from that. Dhyanalinga is a full fledged life. Practically, there are difficulties, but in theory, if we want, we can build a body of flesh and bone for him, and make him come alive. When we explored these things in great detail about 20 years ago, during the Wholeness Program in 1994, people said, “Sadhguru, you must make him alive.” I said, “No,” because if you make him alive, then he will have to go for dinner; he will want to sleep. All the problems that you and I have, he will also have.

Devi exists by drawing sustenance from the main As a life without a body, he has no physical issues,
which is good. He is a full-fledged life – all the seven chakras, and more. Devi is only three-and-a-half chakras. She is half a life, but a vibrant half – you cannot miss it. You may not experience anything in the Dhyanalinga because he is subtle. Devi is like a slap in your face – you cannot miss it. However, that kind of vibrance cannot stay for long unless it is recharged on a daily basis.

Once a month, she comes out and makes direct contact with Dhyanalinga because her sustenance
depends on that. Forever, the future generations who will be here must ensure she always comes
to Dhyanalinga on full moon days and makes that contact. No matter if rain is pouring, there is a flood, or whatever else – she must still come. Whoever will be around must maintain that, because this is essential for her. Not that there are no other ways to stay in contact with Dhyanalinga – there are – but the procession is an important part. She has to constantly stay in touch with Dhyanalinga –
otherwise, she will deplete. She likes to be strong, energetic, and beautiful – if you make her deplete,
she will go into a fit. No one should be around when she goes into a fit.