Chat GPT: In this episode, the host comes off a joyful Wednesday practice on the ice, still almost 50 and still fiddling with pucks, then swerves straight into the global “s**t show”: assassination rumors, culture-war cartoons, and the fragile state of co-humanity. He pitches his Inner World Summit again, jokes about having only six signatures, and compares our moment to a crashed plane where only real skills and trust matter. Sadhguru’s audio teaching reframes trust as a sacred offering that includes others’ inadequacies and possible treachery, leaving the host both exposed and stubbornly hopeful about what five days with 25 leaders could do.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: In this episode, the host opens with Sadhguru’s line that “your life is your responsibility” while literally holding his phone to his face for no reason and nursing a mysterious hip pain. From there he spirals through hurricanes, stand-up questions, and the fine line between awake and insane, before playing Sadhguru’s story of Ramana Maharshi “doing nothing” while rats and worms eat his body. The teaching on disidentifying the intellect and keeping it clean with kriya becomes his anchor, as he reframes his yoga, his marriage, and the Inner World Summit as things he must own completely.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: In this episode, the host opens with Sadhguru’s line that “perception based on comparison is never absolute,” then confesses missing Sunday’s recording and wrestling with his own relevance. He reframes life as the “ultimate spiritual adventure,” not a scoreboard, and sketches his twin obsessions: becoming a full-time yogi and pulling off the Inner World Summit with Sadhguru and world leaders. Sadhguru’s article on comparison, benchmarks, insecurity, and joy becomes the spine of the episode, as the host argues that bliss must come first — or every so-called success will feel hollow.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: In this Saturday entry, the host powers through exhaustion after a night shift, a kid’s hat trick, a chilly parade, and a dog determined to make recording impossible. With zero preparation and even less energy, he pivots into Sadhguru’s striking teaching that the body remembers everything—every intimacy, every food combination, every experience—because it is literally a piece of the planet. Sadhguru’s explanation of bodily confusion launches the host into reflections on modern life, old-world wisdom, and the consequences we unknowingly accumulate. A weary, honest, and sharply funny episode.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

In this episode, the host records at midday while his wife—“not built for ice”—takes the kids public skating, and he stays back to face the twin terrors of fall cleanup and an overgrown Inner World Summit project. He riffs on male brains, awkward self-promotion, and the discomfort of actually having to do things again, from stand-up shows to outreach. He then dives into Sadhguru’s teaching on love as a human emotion: not divine romance, but inner pleasantness you generate yourself, instead of trying to squeeze it out of other people.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: In this episode of the Seeking Sadhguru Podcast, the host opens by admitting he’s fallen off the spiritual wagon via a drive-by cookie and immediately spirals into body, posture, and raccoon analogies. A new coworker-subscriber, Tracy, forces him to explain the whole cartoon-to-comedy-to-“Inner World Summit” saga, including failed syndication attempts and brutal stand-up gigs. He reads Sadhguru’s line about transforming yourself so your children can blossom, then plays a talk on motivation, aliveness, and how life is just a brief sparkle between very long stretches of being dead. The ask, as always: five days with 25 world leaders.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: In this early-morning episode of the Seeking Sadhguru Podcast, the host leans hard into vulnerability—no plan, no script, just a tired brain, a loud dog, and a big quote about how anything that doesn’t transform is basically dead. He riffs on fame, Hollywood, novels he didn’t write, and why he’d rather live a real story than tell a fake one. From coaching hockey and emailing an old special to a potential booker, to dreaming up an Inner World Summit, the episode lands on Sadhguru’s teachings about Krishna, devotion, and the power of pure playfulness.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: The host unravels a midnight monologue that drifts from time confusion to fear of super-volcanoes, ticks, inflation, and reincarnation—then pivots into a homeschool note arguing why nouns aren’t even real. He reflects on parenting, memory systems, comedy, his client finally not throwing forks, and the delicate hope of re-entering stand-up. Sadhguru’s teaching on earning grace anchors the episode, prompting the host to question whether he’s progressing, stagnating, or simply living inside a cosmic Groundhog Day. The result is a chaotic, honest look at fear, flux, family, and the divine.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: In this episode, the host swings from domestic chaos to cosmic bookkeeping. He makes peace with a volatile client, runs a homeschool lesson using letters from imaginary monastery kids, and explains why apprentice scribes everywhere were fired by the printing press. Then the focus shifts to his “Inner World Summit” scheme: five days, twenty-five top world leaders, one Sadhguru—and maybe a trial run where you just send him first. The wisdom segment unpacks karma, epigenetics, and why your past should be a memory stick, not the one driving the car.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe

Chat GPT: The host opens half-delirious on a Sunday he skipped church, while his wife and kids braved a “dying congregation” and dessert trays. From there he spirals—happily—through his past life as an award-winning comic and actor, his move home with three kids and two grandparents, and a deep dive into what yoga actually is: union, not just poses. Along the way he riffs on cows, memory techniques, four yogic paths, and his self-appointed mission as envoy to Sadhguru.

This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.seekingsadhguru.com/subscribe