Sadhguru Pada

During a Youth & Truth event at Prathima Institute Of Medical Sciences, Sadhguru explains how Yogis are able to live without food and water when they are in deep meditative states.

We can either look at everything in the existence as a miracle, or everything as mundane and explainable. Sadhguru speaks of how the existence is both mundane and magical at once, and that is the beauty of it.

Want to experience your life to the maximum? A “Party Every Day” philosophy won’t take you very far, as Sadhguru explains. By remaining dedicated to regular sadhana, one can gradually access new levels of intensity, while periodically investing oneself full time can provide a push to unfold life at a faster pace.

Question - My brother passed away 7 years ago, and I cannot begin to describe the kind of pain my mother went through. What can one do, when the only thing that can heal you is the Divine - at the same time there is a deep hatred towards the whole thing...

How to handle pain and grief following the death of a loved one? The key, Sadhguru explains, is to understand the rules of life. Otherwise, we’ll render ourselves unfit to live.

For one who is aware, life and death are not separate occurrences – rather, Sadhguru explains, they exist in every breath and every moment. Those who do not embrace death will never know life.

Should you pray to God? Sadhguru’s answer might be a total surprise, whether you’re the praying kind or “not praying” kind.

Sadhguru answers a question from a college student about what he should do to live a life of truth, involvement and fulfillment.

Sadhguru answers a question on why the mind seems to have a mind of its own! He looks at how terms such as "no-mind" and "stop the mind" have been used over the years, and asks why one would want to stop the mind - the product of millions of years of evolution. The problem, he reminds us, is not the mind, but that the mind is "telling its own story." He describes how the powerful kriya, Shambhavi Mahamudra, is one big step towards changing this.

Sadhguru answers a question about hard work and looks at how unfortunately, society seems to think hard work will bring results. It is knowing what to do at the appropriate time that matters.