Wisdom

On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Sadhguru looks at how each one of us can be a Mahatma.

There’s a lot of violence prevalent in the various spheres of our world now. Many of us find ourselves trying to explain the dynamics and the source of violence especially in the light of sophistic and irrational incidents. Here Sadhguru talks about a form of violence - bullying.

How to pursue spirituality when each breath is a struggle? Sadhguru explains, wherever your life happens best, that’s where you should be. Don’t worry, the city will not collapse without you!

Sadhguru looks at the role of breath, known as the koorma nadi in yoga, and explains that it is more than just the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Leading up to the second edition of INSIGHT in November 2013, we bring you a video series called “The Business of Wellbeing”. In this part, Sadhguru talks about the urgent need to redefine success.

Every individual is capable of building relationships of joy and happiness, if only we get the fundamentals right. We look at creating the right basis upon which healthy relationships can be built.

Sadhguru looks at how the way you breathe is an integral part of yogasanas, and explains how the body gradually comes to ease with regular practice.

How does a person become free of their bondages when they are in a family where so many people are dependent on them and there are certain chains around you? Sadhguru explains.

Sadhguru explains the significance of burning incense, a common practice in many cultures around the world, and also warns us of the harmful effects of certain kinds of modern incense.

Buddha Purnima is the full moon day that commemorates the birth, enlightenment and attainment of Mahasamadhi by Gautama the Buddha. Sadhguru talks about the significance of this day and the story behind Gautama the Buddha's enlightenment.

Sadhguru looks at the process of breath, and how it can be used as a doorway to greater possibilities.

Sadhguru looks at the repetitive nature of the karmic cycle, and the three ways to approach the spiritual process.