Set the context for a joyful, exuberant day with a short, powerful message from Sadhguru. Explore a range of subjects with Sadhguru, discover how every aspect of life can be a stepping stone, and learn to make the most of the potential that a human being embodies.

Sadhguru says, "How big a shift happens in any given aspect of a Nation or the World depends on how many people push for it."

Sadhguru says, "Our rivers and soil are being depleted at a dramatic pace. In the near future we will not be able to feed our population and quench their thirst. The simplest and most effective solution is to increase the tree cover, and in turn enrich the soil and replenish water bodies."

With snow outside, a gathering of 2400 participants from all walks of life, and many parts of the globe, come together to be with Sadhguru for the Inner Engineering Completion program.

Can a capitalist and a yogi find common ground? Sadhguru and Jonathan Coslet, CIO of TPG Holdings, discuss the future of the market economy

Pranitha Subhash seeks Sadhguru's insight into Cauvery, water and the essence of life, while they are in conversation at Krishnarajasagara.

Australian cricket star, Matthew Hayden, sits down with Sadhguru in Brisbane, Australia, to discuss boundaries of a different sort, and how we can go beyond them.

Rally for Rivers project is underway in Yavatmal Maharashtra to revitalize the Waghadi river and increase farmers' income five-fold. Since this is a long-term project, the first step is to mobilise the community. Find out what we’re doing to make this happen.

A team of Nadi Veeras are currently in Maharashtra, in the Yavatmal region, with the goal of revitalizing the Waghadi River. Right now, they are learning about the region and its people. Read on to see what they’ve been up to.

Sadhguru examines how agriculture is practiced today in India, and explains what it will take to “kickstart” farming, which could drive the nation’s economy to the next level.

Sadhguru looks back on the two years since Rally for Rivers was launched, and speaks on what this initiative - supported by 162 million people in just one month - has achieved so far to revive India's rivers.