Sadhguru offers a unique insight into the process of creation, where the masculine energy or purusha inducts life, while the feminine energy or prakriti nurtures it. He also explains the meaning of “linga” or the primordial form, its significance, and dispels the most common myths about it.

People can hand us knowledge, resources, or even golden opportunities on a silver platter, but there’s one thing they can’t do — drag us out of bed to actually use them! You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink… and let’s be honest, some of us are that horse, just staring at the water, waiting for a sign from the universe. At the end of the day, it’s what we do with what we’re given that defines us. So, take charge, make a move, and remember — just watching some webseries won’t pay your bills, but your actions might! Choose wisely!

In a satsang with Sadhanapada participants and alumni on 2 January, Sadhguru responded to a question about the recent wave of allegations against him and Isha Foundation. Delving into the baseless allegations being made against the foundation, he explained what has led to these targeted attacks. A must-watch for those seeking the truth behind the claims.

Here’s a simple formula to transform our life: focus on what we can control, let go of what we can’t, and channel our energy into meaningful action. This mindset doesn’t just make life easier and better—it empowers and energizes us to create real change 💡✨

Ever felt the fear of losing someone you love to the inevitable flow of time? We can't control how long someone stays in our lives, but we can make the time we have with them unforgettable. The memories we create become the bonds that keep us connected, even when they're no longer with us. While we can't add more time to life, we can add more life to the time we have. Let's replace fear with the joy of cherishing and creating beautiful moments together ❤️

Responding to a question about why sexuality consumes too much of some people’s time and energy, Sadhguru speaks about sexuality as a hormonal hijack, the limited nature of the body, and looks at how one can go beyond the compulsiveness of body to find true fulfillment.

Sadhguru explores a diverse array of topics including Naga Sadhus, the Sanatan Board, and the special properties of Ganga water, during interviews with prominent Indian media houses at Prayagraj during the Maha Kumbh Mela

During an interview by India Today's Akshita Nandagopal at the Maha Kumbh Mela at Prayagraj, Sadhguru delves into various aspects of what makes the Kumbh so significant.

Sadhguru narrates a story of poet-saint Kabir and King Ibraheem of Bukhara in present-day Iran and Iraq. He explains how Kabir made the king recognize that, despite his deep longing to have a taste of the beyond, his mental clutter had become a hindrance in his spiritual growth. Sadhguru reminds us that just as Kabir transformed the king’s perspective and, in turn, his life, one can transform one’s filth into manure for one’s inner growth.