In an interview with Navika Kumar of Times Network, Sadhguru responds to a question on the recent hijab controversy, and explains why children should not be fed with the poison of division.

Breakups & failures in life can be traumatic. Sadhguru provides some perspective during an answer to a question from students.

Sadhguru tells us why we struggle to put brakes on our thought process and shows us a way to gain control of it

Responding to a question on the negative influence of growing up with quarreling parents and in an atmosphere that is bereft of love, Sadhguru says that we cannot determine what life throws at us, but what we make out of it is entirely our choice. He also adds that especially if your parents have lived badly, you must ensure that you never ever commit the mistakes that your parents committed

Sadhguru talks about why we encounter repetitive patterns in life, and how we can choose to overcome or ride these cycles.

Feeling insecure? Sadhguru puts things in perspective

Sadhguru looks at how human relationships are not absolute, and are always variable, and need a lot of attention. He explains that the need for a relationship is arising because though every individual is a complete life, people are under the illusion that they are half a life that cannot be without another.

How to handle the large issues of life? Sadhguru answers, there are no large issues - for every experience of life, you can choose to make it enriching or turn it into a curse. Before you can live joyfully, he says, you must learn to stop making a misery out of everything.

Most humans, Sadhguru says, never walk full stride, but take only half-steps due to the fear of suffering. If you go against the natural aspiration to be as much as you can be simply out of fear, then the immense possibility of being human is lost. He discusses inner management and how to handle thoughts and emotions.

Sadhguru answers a student’s question on how to deal with fear, and how to cut down on unwanted karma.