Sadhguru says, "If your thought process happened the way you want, why would you ever be miserable."

Sadhguru says, " Dreams are like footprints. By analyzing the footprint, you may know a few things, but it does not reveal the nature of life."

Sadhguru looks at what it takes to do what you want to do, especially when your parents are not convinced about it.

Sadhguru answers a student’s question and looks at the nature of our aspirations, and explains what we need to do to realize our full potential.

During a conversation with filmmaker, fashion designer, poet and artist Muzaffar Ali, Sadhguru disentangles the definitions of visions, dreams, mysticism and occult. A dream is another dimension of one’s mind, he explains, but only by transcending mind and body can one touch the dimension of mysticism.

On this Spot, Sadhguru cautions that setting goals means depriving yourself of greater possibilities. If you want to lead a truly successful life, there is a better way to approach it, he points out, and offers a simple method towards this objective. He also explains why the mentality of “doing less, getting more” not only means deceiving others, but above all, yourself.

Our world is both real and unreal, fanciful and logical all at once, Sadhguru says. He explains that the myth and lore of Bharat was never mere fiction nor cold fact, but embodied a deep level of truth.

Sadhguru responds to a question about the wellbeing of the “common” family, dealing with work, chores, expenses and arguments.

In the second of two parts, Sadhguru looks at the nature of dreams, and how they tie in with the unwinding of karma.

Sadhguru explains the different types of dreams, from ones manifesting unfulfilled desires to aspects of tantra where dreams crystalize into reality.

Sadhguru looks at how the social milieu and education system discourages one from aspiring for what matters most, and instead encourages them to settle for the easy.

A seeker asks the question, what is a dream? Sadhguru explains that over 90% of a dream is just unfulfilled desire, working overtime in the night.