Can you harness the power of the mind to manifest what you want? Is the law of attraction real? How does a devotee’s desire find manifestation through faith? Sadhguru answers all these questions and more.

Sadhguru tells us why we struggle to put brakes on our thought process and shows us a way to gain control of it.

Sadhguru says, "In maintaining distance from your thought and emotion, you can become available to the grace of the greatest beings."

Sadhguru says, "Integrity is not a bunch of values or ethics. Integrity is the coherence between how you are, how you think, and how you act."

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

Sadhguru says, "Do not worry about your future. Do your present well, and the future will blossom."

sadhguru says, "Happiness starts with you not with your relationships, job, or money."

Do you find yourself caught in a vicious cycle of compulsive thinking? Find out what Sadhguru has to say about being stuck in the mind and how one can come out of it and become more conscious.

Sadhguru underlines three symptoms of an ill mind which do not allow people to explore their full potential and experience life to the fullest. He also gives us tips for keeping the doors of the mind open and bringing alive various dimensions of intelligence within oneself.

Answering a question on mindfulness, Sadhguru says life will become wonderful if one lives in a state of abandon, rather than trying to be mindful. He also dispels myths about the oft-used slogan “Live in the moment”.

Sadhguru looks at how the mind, which should be the greatest boon, is unfortunately being used by most people as a misery-manufacturing machine. He also gives us a simple process to begin the process of experiencing the magic of the mind.

Sadhguru says, "Lethargy essentially comes from overconsumption of either food or thought."

Sadhguru explains how Tantra uses the mind in such a way that the imagination manifests as reality. He recalls how as a child, he created a zoo of animals with his mind, and took his cousin into it, with unexpected consequences!

The danger of positive thinking is that it can blind you to the reality of the situation. Sadhguru explains how you may want to ignore the negative, but the negative may not ignore you.