An enlightened Zen monk runs into a novice from another monastery and answers his question about what he got from his own monastery – nothing!

Sadhguru looks at the significance of the being we call Shiva, and how his contribution to humanity is truly unique.

Sadhguru is interviewed while driving and gets behind the essence of a zen story where predetermined answers get a young monk into a knot.

Here is an esoteric Zen story about a Master who explains Buddha's teachings to a disciple in a unique and seemingly strange way.

A new disciple asked his widely travelled Zen master, "You have been to many places in the world. Which is the best place in the summer? Which is the best place during monsoon? Which is the best place to go during the winter?"

Eager disciples stoke their Zen master to tell a story. They listen attentively because it will be followed by a question. But something isn’t right about the ending. Sadhguru unravels the hidden message.

Here is a collection of Buddha stories that Sadhguru has told over the years to elucidate certain aspects of the spiritual path and to offer inspiration from Gautama’s own life and journey.

This is a striking story about the Zen master Tanzan and how he imparts an important lesson to a younger monk in his own subtle and gentle way.

Sadhguru explains what Zen is, and how it came to be such an effective means towards the Ultimate.

In this blog, Sadhguru shares his perspective on an ancient Zen parable about finding full expression to one’s capabilities.

April 22 is Earth Day. Here’s a little background about the event, and a story from Sadhguru telling us how this is significant for a seeker.

Sadhguru looks at why action may be necessary at a certain stage of a sadhaka's growth, and how the choice we have is to rule or serve in action.

A compulsive thief is caught red-handed again and again. How to deal with him? Two stories give us an insight into punishment, compassion and human nature.

Rituals are a part and parcel of the Indian culture. But are rituals still relevant or is it just like a blind man carrying a lamp?

Sadhguru narrates a story that a Zen master told his disciples. Then the master asks, “What is wrong with this story?” The disciples missed the point, but can you find out?