Wisdom

In this video, Sadhguru speaks about tomorrow as an idea, not a reality. This moment is the only reality. So, just behold it.

In this conversation, Piyush Pandey wonders how Sadhguru manages his time between global travel, golf, motorcycling and much more.

Sadhguru explains, yoga is not an expression, but is about determining who you are and the nature of who you wish to be.

Sadhguru decodes the process of death and explains why clothes of the deceased must be burnt or widely distributed.

Students ask whether Sadhguru would kill baby Hitler if he could travel back in time. Sadhguru speaks about Hitler being the consequence not the cause of WWII.

Sadhguru answers a question on a woman’s menstrual cycle, and whether there are any taboos associated with it in the spiritual process.

A seeker asks Sadhguru why his spiritual experience seems to have so many ups and downs.

Mouni Roy wants to know the truth about relationships, and she asks Sadhguru why relationships, especially between girlfriends and boyfriends or husband and wife, get so complex.

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 talks about how hopelessness is not to be shunned. In fact, being consciously hopeless is the way to go beyond one’s psychological madness.

Sadhguru decodes the mechanics of relationships and gives a recipe for friction-free and healthy relationships in life.

Breaking up is hard to do because it is both a mental and physical process, Sadhguru explains.