Synopsis: Guruji, I followed your interviews on youtube and they are an immense source of guidance and strength. My question to you today is, can we choose and change the course of our destiny? Or are we captives in a pre chartered path? If yes, how?  

Synopsis: Your life has really mesmerized billions, the collage is so colourful. And we would like to know more about it. Specially the influence of Adiyogi, in shaping your entire being towards becoming an enlightened yogi.  

Synopsis: This beginning of this conversation perhaps underlines that you are atypical. You are atypical of what we imagine Gurus to be. We expect people who don’t crack jokes, we expect people who don’t have a zest for life. Somehow, all of our spirituality has traditionally been centered around giving up. Around abstinence of some kind, abstaining from pleasures, from denying...

Synopsis: Let me start with the spiritual. And I hope what you say today is also addressed to the skeptics. I count myself among a skeptic, who if told, that another human being possesses some sort of godly power, I would perhaps, as a first instinct not believe it. But what I find interesting about what you, some of your sayings is captured by Arundhati Subramaniam in this book,...

Synopsis: The question here is, to get to the ultimate goal, the importance of a guru, in the real sense of the word. Is that absolutely critical or can you find it on your own?  

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Synopsis: My question to you is, is dharma definite? If it is not, does it make an opportunist?  

Synopsis: What is your take on time travel?  

Synopsis: Karma is something that’s always been a very intriguing factor for me. Because you say, what goes around comes around, and then your karma comes right in front of you. Still, I always feel that in a country like ours, there is so much that people get away with. In terms of corruption, in terms of crime, or power takes over. Where does karma come in? Is karma limited...

Synopsis: I was told that my topic, or what we talk about today is mission life. And, when I think of life, the first thing that comes to my mind is that life begins right in the womb of a mother. And, each one of us takes birth in different kinds of families. Some, poor, some very rich families. And they say that it is the past life that determines that. So, what is that? What...

Transcript: Let's understand this. Karma means action. So when you say karma, you're referring to action. The four type of acts, four types of actions that you're performing right now, as you sit here. Your body is doing something, physical action. Your mind is doing something, mental action. Your emotions are doing something, emotional action. Your energies are doing something, energy action. These four dimensions...

Synopsis: In this intriguing and exclusive talk, Sadhguru demystifies various aspects around death like what is  Mahasamadhi, what happens when one dies, do ghosts exits and can one be possessed by them etc. Note: Viewer discretion is required as some of the graphics used is intense and may not be suitable for all

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Synopsis: So, can good karma cancel out bad karma? And is our life predestined or can we change it by karma? And what is good karma?

Synopsis: As Sadhguru says "A full fledged human being is a phenomena, something that cannot be missed by anyone. Creator has given you that privilege to realize that potential, don't disappoint the creator !!" In this hard hitting, yet riveting talk, Sadhguru reminds us of who we are and how we can become a full fledged life.

Synopsis: The journey of Gautama - 'The Buddha' from being born as a prince of a small kingdom in India to becoming an enlightened being is nothing short of drama.  Did the astrological prediction of a seer about Gautam's future had anything to do with Gautama's spiritual quest? Sadhguru narrates the story of Buddha's life journey, explaining what does the word 'Buddha' actually mean.

Synopsis: Today, machines can do almost anything that the humans can do - many a times even better than what humans can do. As Sadhguru says, in another 25-50 years, machines will even create art, music. Does it mean they will become capable of exhibiting thoughts, emotion and feelings etc? And if Yes, what will separate humans from machines? In this talk, Sadhguru delves deeper into the fundamental aspect of...

Synopsis: Navratri is a festival wherein for Nine days, the feminine nature of the divine are celebrated.  The three forms of Devi -Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati are worshiped. They also symbolise the 3 aspects of creation - 1) Tamas (birth) , 2) Rajas (activity, passion) and 3) Satva (breaking of boundaries, dissolution). The Linga Bhairavi Devi temple at the Isha Yoga Centre is consecrated to bring alive experience...

Synopsis: As part of Sadhguru's exploration to meet and discover native American tribes, culture and rituals, he comes across this place in the US - Mato Tipila - a highly energized space for the 'Vishudhi'  (Throat) Chakra. Sadhguru is completely mesmerized by the sheer force and energy of the space.  Who built this? What is Vishudhi Chakra and why is Sound (not words) such an important dimension of creation?...

Synopsis: Is past life for real or just hallucination? Even if it is for real, is it worthwhile to explore this mystical dimension of life ? Sadhguru answers these during a satsang with meditators on Kailash Yatra.

Synopsis: Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam is an awe inspiring story of a poor village boy rising against all odds to achieve pinnacle of success. A space scientist par excellence and credited with putting India's space program on global map, he later rose to assume the highest office of the biggest democracy in the world.  Watch Sadhguru as he unfolds what made Dr. Kalam achieve his true potential - something that is possible...

Synopsis: Is out of body experience a reality? There are many stories of ancient Yogis doing 'body less' travel - is it even possible? The 'Astral Journeys' being offered these days by street corner psychics are mere hallucination. But it is actually possible to master the science of slipping in and out of their bodies - something reffered to as 'Par KayaPravesha' in Yogic sciences . In Yoga, the human body...

Synopsis: Kailash mountain, in the Himalayan ranges is one of the most sacred and revered places in the Indian Yogic texts.  Science is still unable to explain its origin and how it came into existence. Its geological composition is still a mystery and it completely stands out distinct from neighboring structures as if it does not belong there. And the place is full of unbound grace and energy as if some super...

Synopsis: I always thought that in order to be spiritual and liberated, you need to find yourself a guru. And in the process of doing so, I’ve travelled to Nepal and India looking for a guru. I’ve read an article that you published online where you said that, how do you know when you find your guru. And you’ve mentioned that if you meet someone who almost threatens you and...

Synopsis: This is a concern we all have. How to achieve balance between spirituality and life? Will being spiritual take me away from life as I know it? Isn't spirituality something I should work towards once I have taken care of my social and material responsibilities? Sadhguru reveals that our top priority should be about enhancing ourselves - our inner nature. Every step we take should be for our inner growth....

Synopsis: This is a profound talk, where Sadhguru tells us the fundamental purpose of Yoga. Sadhguru says that Yoga as a process, as a technology, as a science - is essentially to break the personality. It is to evolve from being a 'person' to a 'presence'. Now, it is scientifically proven fact, that the fundamentals of the activity of your brain, your chemistry, even the genetics can be altered by practicing...