Sadhguru

Sadhguru explains what self-realization means, when the physicality of life is transcended.

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Sadhguru answers a question that many seekers might have. He explains that people struggle when they approach the spiritual process just as they approach the survival process.

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Through a story, Sadhguru tells us that if we fix the holes in our dedication and commitment, the spiritual process becomes efortless.

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Sadhguru looks at how most people are so serious that they can't laugh or smile, because they are too full of themselves.

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Sadhguru looks at how in a seeker’s journey, being in the lap of grace is very important. Without this, making the journey would be a great struggle.

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Sadhguru explains that constant change is the essential nature of any journey, including the spiritual journey.

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Sadhguru explains that if you are interested in life, you would like to know it the way it is, not how to make use of it.

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Sadhguru explains that devotion is the sweetest and simplest way to keep yourself aside and let the largeness of existence happen to you.

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The instinct of self-preservation is the first thing with which your life may start, but life shouldn't end that way, Sadhguru tells us. Only when a human being is not driven by the survival instinct, can he do all the things that human beings are capable. Otherwise, he is just like any other animal.

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Sadhguru explains that any business grows only through inclusion. Any inclusion done unwillingly or grudgingly will be a painful process, but if done willingly, everyone else becomes a willing participant in what you are doing.

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