You are invited to be part of the live updates during the consecration by Sadhguru of Yogeshwara Linga that will be installed with the 112-foot statue of Adiyogi on Mahashivratri.

Sadhguru explains that constant change is the essential nature of any journey, including the spiritual journey.

Sadhguru tells us about the need to be immoral! He encourages us to activate our humanity, rather than mortgage our intelligence to a notion of morality.

Sadhguru explains that life happens at its best when an individual is equanimous and exuberant.

Sadhguru answers a question on dealing with betrayal, especially betrayal by someone close to you.

Sadhguru explains how karma is not about action, but about the volition behind action. If we just function as needed in a situation, there is no karma involved. Read more.

Sadhguru explains in today’s podcast that what we call as sexuality is just a result of a small physiological change between a man and a woman. Because of a certain psychological and social framework, it has been hugely exaggerated in today’s society, which would otherwise not be so.

Sadhguru explains the meaning of the word "Guru", and speaks of how the extent of a Guru's role in a seeker's life is in the seeker's own hands.

Sadhguru explains that corruption is not just among politicians. A great amount of work needs to be done in India, where too many people are “innocent of integrity.”

Sadhguru answers about the Kamasutra and its misconception as pornography, and explains that India was a culture without morals. Sexuality was just another aspect of life, and Kamasutra was not written as pornography, but rather as a textbook on sexuality.

Sadhguru explains the meaning of the word "Guru", and speaks of how the extent of a Guru's role in a seeker's life is in the seeker's own hands.

Sadhguru explains the difference between goodness and purity. Told in the form of a captivating tale featuring the inimitable Shankaran Pillai, Sadhguru emphasizes that one can reach purity only through inclusiveness, not exclusiveness.

Sadhguru speaks about the nature of judgment and the intellect, in relation to perceiving truth. He explains that the intellect can only point out what is wrong; it can never take you to what is right.

Rakul Preet asks Sadhguru what we as a nation need to do to stop the assaults and violence against women.

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.