Sadhguru, in his address at the UNCCD COP15, stressed the need for a single-pointed focus to Save Soil and recommended an implementable three-pronged strategy to revive soil organic content. Here is a summary of the address.

The story of Mahabharat is rife with curses and boons. Ever wondered how much energy it takes to curse someone? Is it easier to bless than to curse? Why does the potency of a curse vary, in traditional terms? Discover the answers to all these questions with Sadhguru.

Find out from Sadhguru why Devi is known as Mahishasura Mardini and the significance of this symbolism in our lives.

One of the Saptarishis and a direct disciple of Adiyogi Shiva, Agastya Muni was a being of tremendous proportions. His tireless efforts ensured that the spiritual process became widely available to the common person.

Sadhguru defines creativity, explains where creativity comes from and gives an insight into his own creative process.

Navratri is a period of nine days celebrating the Divine Feminine and is happening from 26 Sep to 4 Oct in 2022. Sadhguru delves into the deeper spiritual aspects of this festival, revealing how the three main qualities in existence are manifest in these nine days.

Soil degradation is the most pressing ecological challenge of our time. Sadhguru reveals the underlying causes of soil degradation and outlines four adverse effects it can have on the planet’s ecology.

Open to both men and women, Bhairavi Sadhana is an intense process to enhance one’s receptivity to Linga Bhairavi’s grace. Sadhguru explains the significance of this sadhana and the benefits one can reap from it.

Sadhguru shares a deeper understanding on the most fascinating of the five elements – fire! He not only explores the different forms of fire within the human system and their effects, but also cultural and even cosmic dimensions of fire.

The festival of Naga Panchami is not merely snake worship as commonly believed, but has a much deeper significance. Sadhguru explains the snake symbolism and the immense possibility that it is.

Krishna and the Pandavas have passed on and the new generation of Kshatriyas inhabits Hastinapur with Arjuna’s grandson as their king. But the shadow of the past still looms over the words and deeds of today as Arjuna’s feud with the Nagas continues through his progeny. Will the violence go on forever? Who will break the vicious cycle of revenge? Will there ever be peace?

Open to both men and women, Bhairavi Sadhana is an intense process to enhance one’s receptivity to Linga Bhairavi’s grace. Sadhguru explains the significance of this sadhana and the benefits one can reap from it.