The Sadhguru Podcast - Of Mystics and Mistakes

Sadhguru tells us a story about a South Indian king and his beloved China jars to illustrate how a person functioning from a deep sense of involvement with life, will only act compassionately.

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Sadhguru looks at how spiritual process is about putting our life on fast-forward, and facing the question “Who Am I”.

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Destroying the misconception that spirituality means gaining a positive attitude, Sadhguru explains that changing your attitude to a positive outlook is a social process. Spirituality is something beyond the social and psychological realities of who you are.

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Sadhguru speaks about duty as a social norm, which is not an existential process. He looks at what makes a person have a sense of duty, and how to make this happen as a natural way of life.

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Sadhguru gives the definition of a Guru as someone who helps a person beyond psychological realities. The aim is to go beyond what one has accumulated and experience what is existential in nature.

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In this week’s podcast, Sadhguru speaks on the nature of human dignity, which will not come as a result of conflict. It arises much more from a sense of equanimity, which allows a person to go through situations untouched.

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In this week’s podcast, Sadhguru speaks on the nature of devotees and how one can become a process of devotion.

Sadhguru tells the story about a yogi named Kaushika who had attained to certain capabilities within himself. An unwanted intervention from a morning forest dweller combined with an illuminating visit to a house in search of alms, leads him to find his Guru in the unlikeliest of places.

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Looking beyond love as just a human emotion, Sadhguru explains that love is essentially an attempt to become one. He speaks about what limits us from experiencing that oneness, and how to go beyond those limitations.

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Sadhguru explains that the nature of the mind is based in accumulation. However, dhyana or meditation is a state which is not of the mind, as it does not come from accumulation.

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