Dedicated Space:

• You can create a commited space for your sadhana that is solely dedicated to this purpose
• Avoid using this space for any other activities to maintain its sanctity

Setup:

• If you have a yantra or sannidhi, use it in the space
• If not, set up the commited space with a picture, an oil lamp (like a linga jyoti), and a daily offering of a flower

Transforming the Space:

• Your sadhana has the power to transform the space
• The commited space is a tool to help you look inward, and as your inner self shines, the space becomes more sacred

Maintaining the space:

• Always keep an oil lamp burning to maintain the energy
• Place a raw silk cloth, undyed and unprocessed, beneath the picture to enhance the vibrations

Enhancing Energy Efficiency:

• You can cover the walls or partitions of your sadhana space with loose raw silk material
• This creates a cocoon of energy, making it easier to enter a meditative state

Flexibility in Practice:

• While it is beneficial to create a conducive atmosphere, meditation can be done anywhere
• Hatha Yoga can be practiced even in challenging environments, like at an airport, emphasizing the importance of consistency over perfection in the setup

Investing in a dedicated, energy-efficient space for sadhana can greatly enhance your practice. However, don’t let the absence of a perfect setup prevent you from meditating—do it wherever you are.