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.

Did you know that Kali yuga has already ended, and a new era of enhanced perception is about to begin? Sadhguru explains how Krishna foresaw a great period of spiritual growth and enhanced human intelligence 5000 years before its advent.

Sadhguru describes the multifaceted nature of Krishna, and how different people in the Mahabharat experienced him in different ways. Sadhguru talks about Leela, the path of the playful where one can explore the most profound and most serious aspects of life, playfully. If we are to taste the essence and be touched by the consciousness of what Krishna is, Sadhguru says that we need Leela. Otherwise Krishna won't be there.

In today's Hands of Grace article, we take a look at Saanjhi Paper Art, a traditional form of stenciled paper cutting, that serves as a conduit of expression for artists’ devotion to Krishna.

Sadhguru relates an episode from Krishna’s life, where he put this question to people, “What is dharma?” Various people came and related their notion of what dharma is, and Krishna let them pass. But it was one man at the end of this procession who made Krishna completely change his language. Find out more in this week’s podcast.

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 Barbarik, a warrior from the south who arrived on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, his incredible capabilities and how he was decapitated. He also looks at who, according to Barbarik, was the greatest warrior in the battle of Kurukshetra. "

In a much celebrated, one-of-a-kind program that took place at the Isha Yoga Center in September 2005, Sadhguru led a group of participants on an enigmatic, enthralling journey to explore the multifarious dimensions of Krishna. Designed by Sadhguru to the very minutest detail, Leela -- the path of the playful was soaked in the "Blue Magic" -- transforming the entire premises into a mystical landscape. The Leela series is now available as a free webstream -- one part every week, on www.ishadownloads.com. A new episode will be launched every Thursday. The series will continue for 29 weeks, so mark the Thursdays on your calendars and bookmark this site! "Leela means it is the path of the playful. When I say playfulness we are not here just to play; we are here to explore the most profound and the most serious aspects of life, but playfully." - Sadhguru

In this Mahabharat episode, Sadhguru looks at the descendants of Puru’s brother Yadu, who formed the Yadava clan, into which Krishna was born.

Why Was Krishna Such a Mischievous Child

What is black magic? Is black magic real? Sadhguru tells us about the black magic that others can do to us, and shares a simple tool for black magic removal.

Sadhguru on Krishna's birth, childhood and what made him an extraordinary being, even as a child.

Leela -- The Path of the Playful is an in-depth exploration of Krishna's life and teaching by Sadhguru, which took place in a unique program at the Isha Yoga Center. The Leela series is now available as a free webstream -- one part every week, on ishadownloads.com. A new episode will be launched every Thursday. The series will continue for the next 26 weeks, so mark the Thursdays on your calendars and bookmark this site! "Leela means it is the path of the playful. When I say playfulness we are not here just to play; we are here to explore the most profound and the most serious aspects of life, but playfully." - Sadhguru Leela, a multi-part online series, now available at http://sadhguru.org/leela In a much celebrated, one-of-a-kind program that took place at the Isha Yoga Center in September 2005, Sadhguru led a group of participants on an enigmatic, enthralling journey to explore the multifarious dimensions of Krishna through Leela -- the path of the playful.Designed by Sadhguru to the very minutest detail, the program was soaked in the "Blue Magic" -- transforming the entire premises into a mystical landscape.

Sadhguru talks of the nature of the being that we call Krishna, and explains how he was a multifaceted, extremely capable being.

Can you be a spectator for your own life? Sadhguru explains, you can know life only with involvement.