Set the context for a joyful, exuberant day with a short, powerful message from Sadhguru. Explore a range of subjects with Sadhguru, discover how every aspect of life can be a stepping stone, and learn to make the most of the potential that a human being embodies.

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

Sadhguru says, "Fear, anger, resentment, and stress are poisons you create. If you take charge, you can create a chemistry of blissfulness within yourself."

Sadhguru explains that pursuing pleasure through physical means is limited and entangling. He looks at why in the East, God is referred to Ananda or bliss, which is far more powerful than pleasure – and liberating rather than entangling.

Read the poem by Sadhguru, “Bliss", which was first published in the print edition of Isha Forest Flower, Nov 11, 1999.

Sadhguru says, "I am not against intoxication. But it should come from an endless source, which can only happen from within."

Sadhguru says, "Fear, Anger, and Stress are poisons you create. If you take charge, you can create a chemistry of blissfulness. Engineer yourself to inner wellbeing."

Harvard Medical School Professors Bala Subramaniam and Stephen D. Pratt discuss the emotional toll of COVID-19 on healthcare personnel with Sadhguru.

Sadhguru narrates the story of when Alexander the Great Idiot’s life changed when he met Diogenes - an ecstatic beggar who lived naked on a river bank in Greece.

In this Spot video, we have highlights of Sadhguru’s events of recent weeks, from the Joint Command on the Andaman Islands to the United Nations in Geneva. See what Sadhguru suggests to create a greater sense of joy and balance for yourself and people around you.

Sadhguru talks about Somnath, a magnificent temple beside the ocean located in Gujarat.

In this Spot video, Sadhguru recaps some of his adventures since the New Year holidays in the U.S. Traveling from Dubai to Mumbai, Sadhguru then stopped at Somnath, a magnificent temple beside the ocean. Somnath means the intoxication of Shiva. To be involved limitlessly in life, Sadhguru says you must always be blissed out. Now he’s back at the ashram after a motorcycle ride from Bangalore with his daughter, in time for the Pongal festivities. With Thaipusam coming up and the Linga Bhairavi temple reopened, Sadhguru informs us that in the coming years, the blast of Devi will be much stronger.

During a Youth and Truth conversation, a student questions Sadhguru about the correlation between intelligence and happiness. For one who is enjoying the pleasures of intellect, Sadhguru says, the pleasures of parties and pubs may not make sense, but that does not mean they are not having fun!