Sadhguru says, in the state you are right now, there is still need for action. Someone who doesn’t know intense action, can not move into inaction. So, choose the action …

Sadhguru tells us that ‘being with a guru’ really means, that you are not looking for a teaching or guidance, but direct action. For that to happen, what is needed? …

In India there is a culture of saying mata (mother), pita (father), guru (teacher), daivam (divine). Sadhguru says – “When they say “mata, pita, guru, daivam”, they are just making a statement about the natural process of …

Someone asks Sadhguru – “How much of our life is governed by Karma, and how much is free will?…” Sadhguru explains that contrary to popular belief, Karma is not a …

Samsakara is the collective karma of the society. Sadhguru says, in the Indian culture, many things were done to maintain samskara. He explains the science behind this. Sadhguru also explains …

Sadhguru says that it is paramount for children’s wellbeing that children bring yoga into their lives. For children, it is important that we impart simple and easy to follow practices. …

You cannot fix the past, but you can create a distance with it. That is how the yogic system approaches it.

If you want to know the joy of activity, the first and foremost thing is to know how to give yourself to activity with total abandon.

It is not the amount of action but the depth of experience that makes life rich and fulfilling.