Sadhguru speaks on how to make your mind work for you.

Glimpses from Sadhguru's 9447-mile journey across 19 states of America, exploring and rediscovering the culture and spiritual dimensions of Native American Nations.

Sadhguru’s wonderful painting honoring Bhairava, the bull at Isha Yoga Center who passed away recently, will be offered by Isha Outreach in appreciation to whoever donates the highest amount. The donation will be used to support vulnerable rural communities affected by the COVID-19 situation.

This unique artwork was created by Sadhguru to honor the memory of Bhairava – the glorious bull at Isha Yoga Center.

Isha Foundation is reaching out to the community in this time of crisis, setting up healthcare facilities, providing groceries and food to the economically weak, while also assisting the government authorities with equipment and in raising awareness. Donate and support Isha’s COVID-19 relief efforts!

Vijay Raghavendra asks Sadhguru about Shiva being an alien and why he is known as a Vishakantha, or poison-throated one.

On Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary, Sadhguru launches the Mahatma Green India Mission to increase tree cover in India, raise farmers' incomes and reverse ecological degradation.

Speaking at the 14th edition of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, Conference of Parties (UNCCD COP 14), Sadhguru explains how our human-centric approach to life is killing us, and looks at the express need to control the human population on the planet.

The way farming is happening right now, farmers spend all their time actively engaged in their fields. Sadhguru gives a comprehensive solution to freeing the farmer’s time.

"Save The Weave" is an initiative to revitalize the weaves of ancient India. The initiative envisions a landscape where the variety of sustainable fabrics is myriad, rich and abundant, while staying contemporary and versatile enough to be worn globally. Save The Weave is just as much about reinstating the use of natural and handmade garments over synthetic and machine-made ones as it is about realizing the impact our clothing has on our mental and physical wellbeing. It is a conscious shift in how we dress today. As part of the movement, we are undertaking specific initiatives to revive more than 120 unique weaves indigenous to rural India, including adopting looms and weaving clusters, facilitating the use of natural dyes, developing market access and more.

Watch the archive of the live streaming of fourteenth Isha Gramotsavam celebrations at Erode, Tamil Nadu.

Can sports really play a role in developing the nation? Sadhguru discusses how introducing sports and games has transformed rural communities in Tamil Nadu through Isha’s Action for Rural Rejuvenation, allowing people to joyfully come together beyond thoughts of caste and social status. Building a strong nation, he says, first requires building strong and healthy people.

In a developing nation like India, Sadhguru says, any enterprising person can find possibilities in what others view as obstacles. He describes many of the obstacles currently faced by rural populations of the country and details how today’s bold and brainy entrepreneurs can invest in engineering a prosperous transformation.

Sadhguru requests the nation to stand together and contribute whatever is possible in terms of financial and material support to those affected by the Kerala floods.

Sadhguru spoke at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, on the World Water Day, March 22, 2018. The event launched the International Decade for Action "Water for Sustainable Development" 2018-2028.