Sadhguru talks about how brahmacharya is a natural process, and how being a brahmachari enables a person to overcome the cyclical processes of life.

Sadhguru says, "If you want to enjoy stillness, you must be super alert. Deathlike stillness is of no value. When you become super alert but still, possibilities open up."

Sadhguru says, "Mysticism is not a philosophy or belief system. It is a consequence of the natural longing within a human being to know experience and explore dimensions that are beyond our limits right now."

Sadhguru says, "Emotions are the strongest force in most people - even in those who believe they are intellectual."

Sadhguru says, "You do not know how a Blessing will come. That is why you must keep yourself open and treat every aspect of life as a Blessing."

Sadhguru explains that there is a qualitative difference between stagnation and stillness and how an unshakeable resolve is needed to realize that quality.

Listen to this rarely told story of how Rama rendered justice to a dog. #RamNavami

In this Spot, Sadhguru shares his poem “My Yoga,” which he wrote today in the midst of the intense Samyama program. “Lost all sense about Sounds / and Silence. In utter Chaos / am in absolute Balance. Excruciating / Pain enjoined with profound Pleasure.” Click through our slideshow to get glimpses of Sadhguru’s recent events.

Sadhguru speaks about Poosalar, a mystic and devotee of Shiva who lived most of his life in poverty.

Through a rarely-told story of Rama, Sadhguru illustrates the importance of steadfastness of purpose.

Sadhguru on words, sounds, society and dissolving into the soundless silence.

Sadhguru describes the nature of bliss as a well which originates from within.

Sadhguru explains, only when you learn to clear away the clouds hanging around will you be directly in touch with life.

Sadhguru looks at how evolution can only be conscious once we take on the human form, and that if we want to know liberation in this lifetime, we shouldn’t just evolve, we need to mutate!

Radhe is among the most well-known of Krishna’s devotees. Sadhguru tells us the story of how Krishna and Radhe met, and about the intensity of Radhe’s devotion.