In this video, Sadhguru explains the reason why it is generally advised in the yogic culture not to point your head towards the North direction when sleeping. As everything is influenced by the pull of the magnetic poles on the planet, including the movement of the continents itself, definitely they have a certain influence on our system as well. Later in the video, he also answers a question on the best direction and position to sleep in.

Two men each stand in a dark corner and ask Gautama the Buddha the inevitable question, "Does God exist?" One a devout believer, the other an out-and-out atheist. What answer does each receive?

Beginning with a story about an Indian hat salesman and his grandson, Sadhguru explains that once you come as a human being, the process of evolving through nature is over for you. The only way to evolve is to do so consciously. This is simply because what you call as human is not an established state. Any number of possibilities are open for a human being, as to how he makes himself.

Sadhguru looks at why people are going through so much stress in today's world. If you ask people why they are stressed, many will say it is because of their job. However, even if you take care of their survival process and don't make them work, still people won't be settled with life.

Sadhguru guides a seeker wanting to know who or what fundamentally decides our destiny. Rather than give an easier answer, Sadhguru challenges us to look and seek out life the way it is, instead of trying to reduce everything to a set of beliefs.

"Logic will filter out so much of your life, without which you cannot live," Sadhguru says, indicating that human perception can be taken far beyond the limitations of logic

Sadhguru explains that a prayer is not a vocal communication or "long-distance call" with God. Prayer is a quality, not an act. It is a way of creating a state of receptivity within us, by involving ourselves completely.

In this video, Sadhguru talks about how to measure one's spiritual growth on a daily basis, and become more available to the life process

Detailing extensive experiments by an Israeli scientist who discovered thousands of "cannabis receptors" in the brain, Sadhguru explains that the human system itself is capable of producing such chemicals on its own. Activating the pineal gland, he says, is a fundamental part of yogic practices, through which one can be "stoned" by his own nature -- without side effects.

"Logic will filter out so much of your life, without which you cannot live," Sadhguru says, indicating that human perception can be taken far beyond the limitations of logic.