Sadhguru

How can karma empower us to take charge of our destiny? Watch a clip from the conversation between Vishen Lakhiani, CEO of  @Mindvalley  , and Sadhguru as they discuss the #KarmaBook.

Unraveling the Yogic Mystery behind the God Particle:

Sadhguru speaks about the recent discovery of the God Particle or Higgs boson, saying that scientists are hoping that they can understand the whole universe if they can understand this one particle. In the context of the yogic sciences, Sadhguru explains that the yogic systems have always insisted that the microcosm and the macrocosm are made the same way.

Time stamp

0:00 Intro

2:00 - Sadhguru & Matthew exchange "travel notes"

7:23 - The magnanimity of creation & the privilege of being human

8:33 - Fate is when you fail to create your own destiny

12:18 - Should we be more selfish?

16:01 - Is a sense of humor sometimes inappropriate?

18:48 - Shankaran Pillai's Radio Shack franchise

19:49 - My blessing is, may all your dreams not come true

23:43 - Karma is the bedrock of your memory

27:27 - Why are we so result-oriented, seeking short-term goals?

30:10 - Are religion and yoga somewhat synonymous?

35:30 - The significance of realizing "I do not know"

41:26 - Yoga is a technology, not a belief system

43:25 - What does it mean to be in union with the creation

51:11 - Planting trees - from millions to billions to trillions

53:20 - How do we sustain profound experiences we've had

57:00 - We need personal involvement now more than ever

Sadhguru delves into the nature of the desiring process and explains why greed is a must for one who is on the spiritual path, where one must not settle for anything less than the ultimate – the very source of creation.

Is it possible to become less available to gravity and levitate? Sadhguru gives us his perspective.

Responding to a question on the impact of food on human psychology, Sadhguru explains how fruits function in the digestive system and the benefits of consuming fruits on a regular basis.

Sadhguru tells us the story of a woman who went through the horrors of the Nazi concentration camps, but made use of even this terrible tragedy to transform her life.

Sadhguru speaks about a lesser known dimension of perception – Ritambhara Pragna, which allows one to experience the relationship between sound and corresponding form. He also offers methods with which we can work towards establishing oneself in Ritambhara Pragna.

Sadhguru speaks of the creator and creation and how people tend to divide between the two by thinking that the creator is great, but the creation is filthy.

Here is a poem from Sadhguru for all the coffee lovers, where Sadhguru recits a poem and talks about an intoxicating experience he had at a coffee plantation.