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Sadhguru, how successful are your campaigns? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #11

Synopsis: So Sadhguru, you said that we should not be the problem but a part of the solution. And I know that you are so committed and concerned about the rivers of our country. And you also basically try to engage the country, youth, various parts of the society. To really understand what this issue is, how successful have you been up to now in getting people to understand why...

... they need to be part of the solution.

Synopsis: So Sadhguru, you said that we should not be the problem but a part of...

... the solution. And I know that you are so committed and concerned about the rivers of our country. And you also basically try to engage the country, youth, various parts of the society. To really understand what this issue is, how successful have you been up to now in getting people to understand why they need to be part of the solution.

January 6, 2021

8:15

Society / Video

Have we become an intolerant society? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #10

Synopsis: Sadhguru, there is a growing concern that we have become an intolerant society. Have we really become intolerant?

Synopsis: Sadhguru, there is a growing concern that we have become an intolerant...

... society. Have we really become intolerant?

January 6, 2021

8:11

Lifestyle / Mental Health / Video

Is being ecstatic the best way of being? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #9

Synopsis: So then if peace is the basic requirement, what’s a better way of being? Ecstasy, ecstatic?

Synopsis: So then if peace is the basic requirement, what’s a better way of being?...

... Ecstasy, ecstatic?

January 6, 2021

5:32

Be Inspired / Video

Is the universe a dichotomy? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #8

Synopsis: This is not my time of the day. It’s really early in the morning, you know it’s my time to be plugged into the matrix, to be in the rat race, achieve, achieve, acquire, acquire. And then something happens to me after midnight, when the day is over I become very relaxed. And then I have these existential thoughts and I start thinking about other things. And this thing...

... always fascinates me, I find the universe to be in some kind of dichotomy. I want you to explain that to me. I know you can elaborate on it because I’ve seen you talk for so long on YouTube. I know you’ll tell me something. You know, there’s always light, darkness, white, black, yes, no, life, death. There’s always, I always find the universe to be in some kind of dichotomy.

Synopsis: This is not my time of the day. It’s really early in the morning, you...

... know it’s my time to be plugged into the matrix, to be in the rat race, achieve, achieve, acquire, acquire. And then something happens to me after midnight, when the day is over I become very relaxed. And then I have these existential thoughts and I start thinking about other things. And this thing always fascinates me, I find the universe to be in some kind of dichotomy. I want you to explain that to me. I know you can elaborate on it because I’ve seen you talk for so long on YouTube. I know you’ll tell me something. You know, there’s always light, darkness, white, black, yes, no, life, death. There’s always, I always find the universe to be in some kind of dichotomy.

January 6, 2021

19:40

Be Inspired / Mental Health / Society / Video

Entertaining the people around you | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #7

Synopsis: I feel a compulsion to entertain people. Does that make any sense to you?

Synopsis: I feel a compulsion to entertain people. Does that make any sense to...

... you?

January 6, 2021

5:22

Be Inspired / Society / Video

What is the role of technology? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #6

Synopsis: I feel technology is constantly evolving. And I have a feeling that mobile phones have really changed the way we are. You know it’s having a huge bearing on pretty much everything. It’s permeating everything. Social media, mobile phones, this kind of technology. Like sometimes I wonder, were human beings ever meant to communicate like this? Like I could be hanging...

... in a jungle in Africa talking to somebody who’s at the north pole. That kind of communication. I could face-time with them, now I can see their faces. But I’m saying I still have that capability thanks to technology. And with that now comes along social media. It’s really changing things, you know. And as, people who are, kids who are 18-19, are much more into it. They know how to use these things much better. Like I was born when there was landline, you know, so facetime is still a trip for me. So what is your take on mobile phone technology and social media? What is it doing? Is it the new evolution? Like, this is what human beings were and now we have a cell phone, that is the extension of us now.

Synopsis: I feel technology is constantly evolving. And I have a feeling that mobile...

... phones have really changed the way we are. You know it’s having a huge bearing on pretty much everything. It’s permeating everything. Social media, mobile phones, this kind of technology. Like sometimes I wonder, were human beings ever meant to communicate like this? Like I could be hanging in a jungle in Africa talking to somebody who’s at the north pole. That kind of communication. I could face-time with them, now I can see their faces. But I’m saying I still have that capability thanks to technology. And with that now comes along social media. It’s really changing things, you know. And as, people who are, kids who are 18-19, are much more into it. They know how to use these things much better. Like I was born when there was landline, you know, so facetime is still a trip for me. So what is your take on mobile phone technology and social media? What is it doing? Is it the new evolution? Like, this is what human beings were and now we have a cell phone, that is the extension of us now.

January 6, 2021

6:57

Be Inspired / Video

What does sensing the future mean? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #5

Synopsis: So today we are here essentially to sense the future. Now what is this? Why have we given this title to this session? Sensing the future. Now I’ve heard you before, saying, the moment right now is eternity. This time travel, past, future, is all nothing. Everything is now.

Synopsis: So today we are here essentially to sense the future. Now what is this?...

... Why have we given this title to this session? Sensing the future. Now I’ve heard you before, saying, the moment right now is eternity. This time travel, past, future, is all nothing. Everything is now.

January 6, 2021

4:06

Be Inspired / Success / Video

What is success? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #4

Synopsis: You mentioned success. You know, and everybody, you know I’ve noticed everybody is trying to define success. Along the way, I came across a meaning that I really liked. It was, success is the magnitude of the beneficial footprint that you can leave on the society, i like that definition. One of the definitions of success that I liked. But what is your take on this...

... concept? What is success? I mean, we’re here, is the purpose of life, are we here to procreate? If we procreate are we successful? How do you consider yourself successful?

Synopsis: You mentioned success. You know, and everybody, you know I’ve noticed...

... everybody is trying to define success. Along the way, I came across a meaning that I really liked. It was, success is the magnitude of the beneficial footprint that you can leave on the society, i like that definition. One of the definitions of success that I liked. But what is your take on this concept? What is success? I mean, we’re here, is the purpose of life, are we here to procreate? If we procreate are we successful? How do you consider yourself successful?

January 6, 2021

4:15

Be Inspired / Physical Health / Video

Is sports all about winning? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #3

Synopsis: You thoroughly enjoyed watching the football. But what do you think about, what is your take on sports? It’s competition, it’s, isn’t it based on one-upmanship? Aren't you telling young kids that it’s about winning, you know? As a child, I didn’t get any kick from winning. It was very minimal for me. I used to really just enjoy playing cricket, playing football....

... The process was so enjoyable. I used to enjoy competing with someone, but winning wasn’t, you know everybody used to be like you have to win. You know, teachers, my dad was like all about winning. But it was not for me, it didn’t resonate with me. So what is this whole thing about, like what should we, how should we inculcate sports in young people? What do you tell them? Is it about winning?

Synopsis: You thoroughly enjoyed watching the football. But what do you think about,...

... what is your take on sports? It’s competition, it’s, isn’t it based on one-upmanship? Aren't you telling young kids that it’s about winning, you know? As a child, I didn’t get any kick from winning. It was very minimal for me. I used to really just enjoy playing cricket, playing football. The process was so enjoyable. I used to enjoy competing with someone, but winning wasn’t, you know everybody used to be like you have to win. You know, teachers, my dad was like all about winning. But it was not for me, it didn’t resonate with me. So what is this whole thing about, like what should we, how should we inculcate sports in young people? What do you tell them? Is it about winning?

January 6, 2021

6:56

Be Inspired / Video

Sadhguru, you went for the world cup? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #2

Synopsis: You went for the world cup?

January 6, 2021

4:11

Be Inspired / Video

Sadhguru, do you dance? | Sadhguru in Conversation with Ranveer Singh | #1

Synopsis: Do you dance?

January 6, 2021

8:36

Be Inspired / Video

How can I become truly happy – Kagiso Rabada

Transcript: Hey Sadhguru. My question is, so many times in society you are often told what should make you happy and in a way we are followers. I wanted to find out your opinion on what should make a person essentially happy. So what is it or what does it mean to be truly happy? Namaskaram Kagi. I was just telling them this is mango season in India and maybe in some parts of Africa also. Now when we go near a...

... mango tree, this is a time when all the young boys and girls are looking. Parrots are also here, they're all looking up for the mangoes. This is the direction we're looking because that's where sweetness is. Suppose you go under the mango tree and start digging, is there any chance of you ever eating a mango I'm asking? Is it possible? So what we need to understand is human experience is caused from within us. No matter what. Joy or misery, agony or ecstasy, pain or pleasure is caused from within us. But, we are trying to fix the world so that we are happy. Nothing in the world will ever happen 100% your way. This one person must happen your way, 100%. If this one happened 100% your way, would you keep yourself blissful or miserable? That's all the question is. I know what's your choice. You're asking this question because as you said, people say this will make you happy, that will make you happy, fix this, fix that, fix that, fix everything. Still it will not happen because you are trying to dig mangoes from the roots, that's not where it comes, it comes up there. So what is within you, if you search for it outside, it's going to be an endless search. This is why we are talking about Inner Engineering. you fix this one. Being joyful is assured. Rest of the life, we have to do to the best of our ability. No two human beings can do outside life to the same extent. It's never possible. No two human beings can ever do it the same way, when it comes to the world. But, if you are joyful you will do your best and that's all that matters. In this life, are you're doing your best in every possible way? You can only do that if you're happy and joyful by your own nature.

Transcript: Hey Sadhguru. My question is, so many times in society you are often told what should make you happy...

... and in a way we are followers. I wanted to find out your opinion on what should make a person essentially happy. So what is it or what does it mean to be truly happy? Namaskaram Kagi. I was just telling them this is mango season in India and maybe in some parts of Africa also. Now when we go near a mango tree, this is a time when all the young boys and girls are looking. Parrots are also here, they're all looking up for the mangoes. This is the direction we're looking because that's where sweetness is. Suppose you go under the mango tree and start digging, is there any chance of you ever eating a mango I'm asking? Is it possible? So what we need to understand is human experience is caused from within us. No matter what. Joy or misery, agony or ecstasy, pain or pleasure is caused from within us. But, we are trying to fix the world so that we are happy. Nothing in the world will ever happen 100% your way. This one person must happen your way, 100%. If this one happened 100% your way, would you keep yourself blissful or miserable? That's all the question is. I know what's your choice. You're asking this question because as you said, people say this will make you happy, that will make you happy, fix this, fix that, fix that, fix everything. Still it will not happen because you are trying to dig mangoes from the roots, that's not where it comes, it comes up there. So what is within you, if you search for it outside, it's going to be an endless search. This is why we are talking about Inner Engineering. you fix this one. Being joyful is assured. Rest of the life, we have to do to the best of our ability. No two human beings can do outside life to the same extent. It's never possible. No two human beings can ever do it the same way, when it comes to the world. But, if you are joyful you will do your best and that's all that matters. In this life, are you're doing your best in every possible way? You can only do that if you're happy and joyful by your own nature.

November 7, 2020

3:21

Life Wisdom / Video

Part 5: Rapid fire questions by Karan Johar

Transcript: I know you haven't seen any of my films, but do you have a favourite film? Oh. I've seen many good movies. At one time I saw a lot of them. I've not seen much of Indian cinema. But I saw lot of, you know, English cinema. But one movie that I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed at that time because on that day the way things happened. Many life situations fell together and everything. It was 'Roman Holiday'....

... Oh. Well, I have to say, that that's the first film I've ever seen in my life. My mother took me to the cinema. Here we are. It is true. 'Roman Holiday' is the first film I ever saw, it was my introduction to the big screen. I'm glad I have something in common with you. That image of Audrey and Gregory Peck somehow just stayed with me. Wonderful. It was probably my age. Must've been. Something you enjoy doing and wish you had more time for. I wish I had more time. Because I made myself like this that there is nothing that I enjoy or do not enjoy. I make sure I enjoy everything that I do, including simply sitting quietly, or talking to somebody, or doing whatever because my activity is not limited to one area. There are so many things. If you did not enjoy everything that you do and do not do, you will go insane trying to manage so many things. But I'll not go insane because I enjoy being alive. Activities, anything is okay. Everything I do, I enjoy. Small things, big things, every kind of thing. Most profound things and silly things, I enjoy thoroughly. As with us all. Lastly, in a biopic made on you, who would play you? But who would make a biopic first of all? No, there will be lots of interested people. Maybe you should animate.

Transcript: I know you haven't seen any of my films, but do you have a favourite film? Oh. I've seen many good movies....

... At one time I saw a lot of them. I've not seen much of Indian cinema. But I saw lot of, you know, English cinema. But one movie that I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed at that time because on that day the way things happened. Many life situations fell together and everything. It was 'Roman Holiday'. Oh. Well, I have to say, that that's the first film I've ever seen in my life. My mother took me to the cinema. Here we are. It is true. 'Roman Holiday' is the first film I ever saw, it was my introduction to the big screen. I'm glad I have something in common with you. That image of Audrey and Gregory Peck somehow just stayed with me. Wonderful. It was probably my age. Must've been. Something you enjoy doing and wish you had more time for. I wish I had more time. Because I made myself like this that there is nothing that I enjoy or do not enjoy. I make sure I enjoy everything that I do, including simply sitting quietly, or talking to somebody, or doing whatever because my activity is not limited to one area. There are so many things. If you did not enjoy everything that you do and do not do, you will go insane trying to manage so many things. But I'll not go insane because I enjoy being alive. Activities, anything is okay. Everything I do, I enjoy. Small things, big things, every kind of thing. Most profound things and silly things, I enjoy thoroughly. As with us all. Lastly, in a biopic made on you, who would play you? But who would make a biopic first of all? No, there will be lots of interested people. Maybe you should animate.

July 9, 2020

2:47

Life Wisdom / Video

Part 4: Rapid fire questions by Karan Johar

Transcript: One thing the world doesn't know about you. They don't know a thing about me. That's a fact. And the one thing you wish you could change about yourself. Oh, I never looked at that. I could speak Hindi. No, I'm sorry, Marathi. The one thing you wish you could change about the world. Oh, a lot of things. One. Human beings. Desperately in need of. So, what would you consider to be your greatest achievement?...

... I don't think there's any. Because I always fall awfully short of my own expectation of what I could do. So I never feel anything is an acheivement. Is there a song you love, and can listen to all the time? I, somehow. Alai, alai, alai, alai, alai, alai. No. Probably because this came to me at a certain time when I was in my early teens maybe. So this one song kind of comes back to me more often than anything else. It's not that I even sing it, but somehow one way or the other the song keeps coming back to me. It's 'How many times'.

Transcript: One thing the world doesn't know about you. They don't know a thing about me. That's a fact. And the...

... one thing you wish you could change about yourself. Oh, I never looked at that. I could speak Hindi. No, I'm sorry, Marathi. The one thing you wish you could change about the world. Oh, a lot of things. One. Human beings. Desperately in need of. So, what would you consider to be your greatest achievement? I don't think there's any. Because I always fall awfully short of my own expectation of what I could do. So I never feel anything is an acheivement. Is there a song you love, and can listen to all the time? I, somehow. Alai, alai, alai, alai, alai, alai. No. Probably because this came to me at a certain time when I was in my early teens maybe. So this one song kind of comes back to me more often than anything else. It's not that I even sing it, but somehow one way or the other the song keeps coming back to me. It's 'How many times'.

July 9, 2020

2:38

Life Wisdom / Video

Part 2: Rapid fire questions by Karan Johar

Transcript: In an imaginary, completely hypothetical situation, if you had a day off with no commitments, no responsibilities, what would you spend the day doing? Oh. A lot of things. This can't be one word. No, it's not one word. See, I have an indiscriminate sense of passion towards everything. There were lots and lots of things I did at one time, but these days time is not allowing me to do that. So, generally...

... if I have little time all I do is play golf. Because that's safe and within the city and I can get back in time for something else to be done. But if an entire day is left to me, which they have not done for a long time, they have not left it to me. If that happens, I will close my eyes and sit because that is my, the best, the best. I am at my best when I truly have nothing to do. What is one thing you'd like people to remember about you at the end of your life? They must live so wonderfully that they don't even remember me. If you found a way to travel through time, where would you go? I'm kind of done with all those things. Your universe visited already, you have visas for every part of this ecosystem. If we can do some slow fire. Yeah. Because that's a question with many ramifications. This, for example, traveling in the world. We jetted around and now we want to travel to the Mars, we want to travel to another place. And now that's not enough, we want to travel to the past and future. All this longing is again, exploratory in nature. Whether you go on vacation to Maldives or you want to go to Mars, it is fundamentally exploratory. Maybe you're also thinking of relaxation and pleasure and whatever, but essentially it's exploratory. Otherwise why can't you do it here? Something that you want to do, you want to touch another place. This longing is there in the human being only as long as the life that you are remains in a seed form. That is, it did not sprout and blossom. Because your ideas of time and space are essentially, because you're living within the framework of your intellect. If you cross that dimension, then there is no such thing as time and space. Everything is here and now. So, traveling through time, space, no, it means nothing to me.

Transcript: In an imaginary, completely hypothetical situation, if you had a day off with no commitments, no responsibilities,...

... what would you spend the day doing? Oh. A lot of things. This can't be one word. No, it's not one word. See, I have an indiscriminate sense of passion towards everything. There were lots and lots of things I did at one time, but these days time is not allowing me to do that. So, generally if I have little time all I do is play golf. Because that's safe and within the city and I can get back in time for something else to be done. But if an entire day is left to me, which they have not done for a long time, they have not left it to me. If that happens, I will close my eyes and sit because that is my, the best, the best. I am at my best when I truly have nothing to do. What is one thing you'd like people to remember about you at the end of your life? They must live so wonderfully that they don't even remember me. If you found a way to travel through time, where would you go? I'm kind of done with all those things. Your universe visited already, you have visas for every part of this ecosystem. If we can do some slow fire. Yeah. Because that's a question with many ramifications. This, for example, traveling in the world. We jetted around and now we want to travel to the Mars, we want to travel to another place. And now that's not enough, we want to travel to the past and future. All this longing is again, exploratory in nature. Whether you go on vacation to Maldives or you want to go to Mars, it is fundamentally exploratory. Maybe you're also thinking of relaxation and pleasure and whatever, but essentially it's exploratory. Otherwise why can't you do it here? Something that you want to do, you want to touch another place. This longing is there in the human being only as long as the life that you are remains in a seed form. That is, it did not sprout and blossom. Because your ideas of time and space are essentially, because you're living within the framework of your intellect. If you cross that dimension, then there is no such thing as time and space. Everything is here and now. So, traveling through time, space, no, it means nothing to me.

July 9, 2020

3:49

Life Wisdom / Video

Part 3: Rapid fire questions by Karan Johar

Transcript: What is the first thing you notice when you meet a person? Just everything. Everything? Everything. Past, present, and future. Is it more important to do what you love, or love what you're doing? One word or more? The choice is entirely yours. See, if you're an intelligent person, you will try to do what you love most. But if you're a genius, you will do just what is needed. If you could be invisible...

... for a day, what would you do? You wouldn't know. With due respect, what is your biggest weakness? Biggest...? What is your biggest weakness? See, what normally people treat as weakness in their lives. Okay, let me give a normal answer. Why am I going into all this? Already you said I'm, what? What's the word? Cached. My biggest weakness is, I love danger. Without danger, I cannot live. I need to do something which keeps me on the edge of being mortal, being alive and dead. I want to walk that line all the time. Everyday I'm stepping on it one way or the other. Is it a weakness? I don't think so. But people think, "Sadhguru, you shouldn't risk your life like this." But if there's no risk, I feel I'm not being, because most of the time in my life, for whatever I'm doing, I don't feel tested. It's only in moments of danger that I feel little tested. So my weakness is I like to be stretched, you know. For all the time when I was a riding across India, later on I started driving. My only wish was that to find a machine which will test my skills. Always found the damn things broke down if I took it to my limits. These days recently I'm beginning to get to do a few machines which are testing me. Whether I can push it all the way or not. Maybe that's because of my age. If I had met them much younger, I think I would've managed to work around them.

Transcript: What is the first thing you notice when you meet a person? Just everything. Everything? Everything. Past,...

... present, and future. Is it more important to do what you love, or love what you're doing? One word or more? The choice is entirely yours. See, if you're an intelligent person, you will try to do what you love most. But if you're a genius, you will do just what is needed. If you could be invisible for a day, what would you do? You wouldn't know. With due respect, what is your biggest weakness? Biggest...? What is your biggest weakness? See, what normally people treat as weakness in their lives. Okay, let me give a normal answer. Why am I going into all this? Already you said I'm, what? What's the word? Cached. My biggest weakness is, I love danger. Without danger, I cannot live. I need to do something which keeps me on the edge of being mortal, being alive and dead. I want to walk that line all the time. Everyday I'm stepping on it one way or the other. Is it a weakness? I don't think so. But people think, "Sadhguru, you shouldn't risk your life like this." But if there's no risk, I feel I'm not being, because most of the time in my life, for whatever I'm doing, I don't feel tested. It's only in moments of danger that I feel little tested. So my weakness is I like to be stretched, you know. For all the time when I was a riding across India, later on I started driving. My only wish was that to find a machine which will test my skills. Always found the damn things broke down if I took it to my limits. These days recently I'm beginning to get to do a few machines which are testing me. Whether I can push it all the way or not. Maybe that's because of my age. If I had met them much younger, I think I would've managed to work around them.

July 9, 2020

3:59

Life Wisdom / Video

Part 1: Rapid fire questions by Karan Johar

Transcript: Alright. Very simply, what is the one thing that is essential to living a balanced life? Sense. What is the one thing we must absolutely do away with in order to lead a balanced life? Senselessness. Alright. I thought that was coming. First thing that comes to your mind when I say the following, the first thing. Organized religion. Madness. Marriage. Cohabitation. Competition. Stupid. Money. Useful....

... Love. Can I say a sentence? Yes. I will allow that. Most beautiful, but unfortunately crippling for most people. If I can little elaborate that. See if something unpleasant cripples you, something nasty cripples you, it's acceptable. When something beautiful cripples you, it's a true disaster. If you could ask one person, alive or dead, one question, who would you ask and what would that be? I really sorted out all my questions because I did not spend time educating myself or doing anything. I spent my entire life sorting out every damn question I had. I kind of ran out of questions. And you certainly have not run out of any answers and you never will. Best advice you have ever received? Nothing. Never? No. I never sought nor did I receive. I made myself in such a way I'm incapable either of seeking advice or giving advice.

Transcript: Alright. Very simply, what is the one thing that is essential to living a balanced life? Sense. What...

... is the one thing we must absolutely do away with in order to lead a balanced life? Senselessness. Alright. I thought that was coming. First thing that comes to your mind when I say the following, the first thing. Organized religion. Madness. Marriage. Cohabitation. Competition. Stupid. Money. Useful. Love. Can I say a sentence? Yes. I will allow that. Most beautiful, but unfortunately crippling for most people. If I can little elaborate that. See if something unpleasant cripples you, something nasty cripples you, it's acceptable. When something beautiful cripples you, it's a true disaster. If you could ask one person, alive or dead, one question, who would you ask and what would that be? I really sorted out all my questions because I did not spend time educating myself or doing anything. I spent my entire life sorting out every damn question I had. I kind of ran out of questions. And you certainly have not run out of any answers and you never will. Best advice you have ever received? Nothing. Never? No. I never sought nor did I receive. I made myself in such a way I'm incapable either of seeking advice or giving advice.

July 9, 2020

3:02

Health & Wellbeing / Life Wisdom / Video

Stress management – what causes stress and how to get rid of stress

Synopsis: Shekhar kapoor asks Sadhguru - "One last question, because I know people will say - oh! why didn't you ask him about stress. And I would say, because I don't understand, I can not define stress. There are a lot of things, and a lot of questions that people ask me, because they will know that I have been interviewing you is - I know that we get addicted to keywords - but is there a definition we can...

... assign to the idea of 'stress' [what is stress]" Sadhguru elaborates on what is stress and stress management and what causes stress. And towards the end of the video, he tells is a simple way to change the way we look at the world - which will relieve us of all the stress!

Synopsis: Shekhar kapoor asks Sadhguru - "One last question, because I know people will say - oh! why didn't you...

... ask him about stress. And I would say, because I don't understand, I can not define stress. There are a lot of things, and a lot of questions that people ask me, because they will know that I have been interviewing you is - I know that we get addicted to keywords - but is there a definition we can assign to the idea of 'stress' [what is stress]" Sadhguru elaborates on what is stress and stress management and what causes stress. And towards the end of the video, he tells is a simple way to change the way we look at the world - which will relieve us of all the stress!

June 22, 2020

5:48

Indian Culture / Shiva The Adiyogi / Video

Mahadev, Mountains & Music – Any Connection?

Synopsis: Mohit Chauhan asks - I grew up in the hills in Himachal Pradesh and I'm extremely attached to the mountains and the beauty and the silence that I found out there. And of course a lot of inspiration came to me from Mahadev and Music. Would love if you can shed some light on the connection between these three - Mahadev, Mountains and Music and their significance in our lives. Sadhguru reveals...

... the connection - listen on. And towards the end enjoy the duet by Sadhguru and Mohit Chauhan of Shankar Sankat Harana...

Synopsis: Mohit Chauhan asks - I grew up in the hills in Himachal Pradesh and I'm extremely attached to the...

... mountains and the beauty and the silence that I found out there. And of course a lot of inspiration came to me from Mahadev and Music. Would love if you can shed some light on the connection between these three - Mahadev, Mountains and Music and their significance in our lives. Sadhguru reveals the connection - listen on. And towards the end enjoy the duet by Sadhguru and Mohit Chauhan of Shankar Sankat Harana...

October 13, 2018

4:35

Be Inspired / Video

How Can I Become Fearless?

Synopsis: Robin Uthappa asks - How do I keep fear out of my game? Sadhguru tells us that fear is always about the next moment, so how does fear get into a game? Are you involved in the goal, or in the process? Listen on...

Synopsis: Robin Uthappa asks - How do I keep fear out of my game? Sadhguru tells us that fear is always...

... about the next moment, so how does fear get into a game? Are you involved in the goal, or in the process? Listen on...

August 30, 2018

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Articles

Article / Yoga

Yoga is Geometry

Raghu Rai, celebrated and renowned Indian photographer and photojournalist made one of the biggest coffee-table photo books, “Sadhguru”. In this article, Sadhguru tells us the significance of aligning one's own geometry with the cosmic geometry. The nature of a yogi is that he becomes geometrically conscious. Raghu was able to capture this aspect in some of the photographs, making these still pictures exhibiting a video effect - movement in stillness!

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