Sadhguru says, "Emotions are the strongest force in most people - even in those who believe they are intellectual."

On the occasion of the International Women’s Day, Sadhguru shares his view on the present situation of women in society, as well as his vision on women empowerment, both for the individual and humanity as a whole. He says, “Establishing an equal balance between the masculine and the feminine within you is the only way to intellectually and experientially know deeper dimensions of life.”

Sadhguru describes his experiences in the forests of southern India, and explains the importance for every human being, especially children, to spend time in nature.

What does it mean to become a full-fledged human being? Sadhguru explains that the change doesn’t happen slowly. When such an explosion happens, it is a phenomenon that no one can miss. Only when we enjoy and exercise the privilege of choosing to create our lives the way we want, Sadhguru says, can we call ourselves “full-fledged”.

Sadhguru describes his experiences in the forests of southern India, and explains the importance for every human being, especially children, to spend time in nature.

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.

From taking in the human-like giant monoliths at Bryce Canyon National Park, Butch Cassidy’s childhood home and massive cliffs at the Zion National Park, Sadhguru switches gear as he interacts with several influencers, including Will Smith, in Los Angeles.

If your life has become stagnant, Sadhguru says, the first thing you must do is get it moving. When one is identified with the physical, then life becomes cyclical, going nowhere, but an aspiring life cannot be stagnant – it is naturally effervescent.

UNEP Executive Director Erik Solheim asks Sadhguru how he manages to mobilize masses of people for environmental projects such as Rally for Rivers and Project GreenHands.

Sadhguru explains about the natural spiritual ambiance of the space and his own powerful experience of the sacred peaks of Himalayas.

On this Spot, Sadhguru addresses everyone who has contributed to propelling the Rally for Rivers into a national phenomenon. He says, “This will not just remain an ecological effort. This will translate into a spiritual process for many who have come in touch with us.” Outlining the next steps, Sadhguru particularly calls the youth to become a part of the next phases to make the rivers flow again. “Only if you do something larger than yourself, will you feel forever fulfilled.”

Riding through the scenic Yellowstone National Park, Sadhguru arrives at Bear Lake, Utah where he stops for Darshan and a shoot for Sadhguru Exclusive.

Watch Sadhguru's message on the occasion of Tamil New Year. Sadhguru speaks of the importance of the festival in helping us stay connected to the food we eat and the Earth from which we have all sprung.

UNEP Executive Director Erik Solheim asks Sadhguru how he manages to mobilize masses of people for environmental projects such as Rally for Rivers and Project GreenHands.

At a recent Satsang, during his two-week ride for Cauvery Calling, Sadhguru elaborates on what he meant when he said, “Cauvery Calling is a twelve-year commitment for me and everyone else with me. This one aspect, if you fulfill, your karma for this world is done.”