Dwarka's Fall: What Krishna Silently Witnessed

In "Vanaprastha" – the twelfth series of the Mahabharat super-series on Sadhguru Exclusive – Sadhguru narrates the fall of Dwarka and Krishna’s role in establishing the Guruvayur Temple. He also looks at Yudhishthira's 26-year reign as king and the Pandavas' life in Hastinapur.

Sadhguru speaks about his vision for humanity and his debt to Adiyogi – to raise human consciousness by moving human beings from blind belief systems to a more conscious and responsible existence.

In a satsang with meditators in April 2007, through stories and illustrations, Sadhguru delved into the world of realized beings, explained what “enlightenment” really means, why spirituality seems like a long journey, what it takes to perceive the intricacies of life, and why most spiritual seekers fail to do so.

Sadhguru delves into the nature of the human mind, intellect, and love, and demystifies one of the most misunderstood aspects in spirituality: samadhi. He explores various dimensions of samadhi and offers practical tools to help one take a step toward experiencing it. He also recalls spending 22 days alone in the forests of Karnataka, and the profound experiences he had during this period.