Sadhguru narrates a short Zen parable, and elaborates on how one should strive to find full expression to one’s capabilities. Is it better to approach life thinking “I can do …

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 …

The five Pandavas grew up in the forest. One day Pandu could not resist the temptation, and because of the curse, died in Madri’s arms having intercourse with her. Madri …

Responding to a young girls concern, that parents have ‘tension’ about their kids – Sadhguru tells us that we have created a world, where people are suffering everything! So, it …

Sadhguru says, that every situation in your life, either you can use it to learn and become stronger or you can cry over it. Irrespective of what happens in your …

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 …

Atheists and theists are the same kind of people, pretending to be different. Both of them believe something they do not know.

Sex in the body is fine. Money in the pocket is fine. They only become a problem if they enter your mind.

Good intentions are not enough. It takes the right action, performed with the right consciousness, to produce the necessary results.