Sadhguru

Sadhguru talks about the nature of the human energy form, and how rearranging its geometry can transform a mass of human flesh and bones into a divine entity. He also narrates an incident from Gautama Buddha’s life – a prediction about his future that came true.

Sadhguru looks at how Rama’s life is relevant today, an example of how a person can remain balanced no matter what situations are thrown at him.

As the lockdown continues, jigsaw puzzles, coloring books, and board games are in high demand. But can these activities lead to meditativeness?

“Runanubandha” is the physical memory carried by the body. Sadhguru explains the consciousness of not building bondage which has become ingrained in Indian culture. He also elaborates several yogic processes to cleanse the system and bring the body to ease.

Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a spiritual master with a difference. An arresting blend of profundity and pragmatism, his life and work serves as a reminder that yoga is a contemporary science, vitally relevant to our times.

Fashionistas love black, but black comes with its pitfalls. Sadhguru speaks about the significance and dangers of wearing black, and tells us when we should absolutely avoid it. This video is an excerpt from the consecration of Adi Yogi – The Abode of Yoga, in Isha Institute of Inner-sciences, USA.

Sadhguru describes the multifaceted nature of Krishna, and how different people in the Mahabharat experienced him in different ways. Sadhguru talks about Leela, the path of the playful where one can explore the most profound and most serious aspects of life, playfully. If we are to taste the essence and be touched by the consciousness of what Krishna is, Sadhguru says that we need Leela. Otherwise Krishna won't be there.

Sadhguru explains the significance of burning incense, a common practice in many cultures around the world, and also warns us of the harmful effects of certain kinds of modern incense.

Sadhguru explains that action should always be the way the situation requires it, but whatever our action, we can remain joyful within us. Life is not a trap, "everything that you do is actually an act," Sadhguru says. Either you do it consciously or compulsively. If you do it compulsively, you think it is real. If you do it consciously, then it becomes beautiful. #SadhguruOnLife

If you’re finding yourself asking, “Who am I?”, Sadhguru explains, don’t be quick to conclude – just seek.