Sadhguru narrates a short zen parable of a blind man carrying a lantern, and then explains what the parable is trying to say. We create processes to benefit our lives. …

Pandavas were in exile in the forest. Duryodhana wanted to have the pleasure of visiting them and expressing sympathies! On the excuse of counting the number of cows in the …

The Neem (Azadirachta indica) holds a special position in the Indian Ayurveda medicine and Yogic sciences for its immense medicinal and health benefits. The tree has more than 130 active …

Emperor Janak after attaining enlightenment wanted to renounce everything and serve his guru,  but his guru Ashtavakra asked him to continue ruling the kingdom. He would make regular visits to …

In this short talk, Sadhguru reveals the simplest way to deal with your Karma. He explains that it is good to have a complex and humongous mountain of Karma. It’s …

I got a little technical question in terms of boundaries. Memory is one of the biggest boundaries, and you mentioned Patanjali earlier. Patanjali, in a funny way he says, anubhuta …

The universe is not human-centric. Every life form has a role to play – that is the beauty of it.

If you take one hundred percent responsibility for the way you are now, a brighter tomorrow is a definite possibility.

Everything in existence is in dynamic motion. Either move with it or rise above it.