Sadhguru talks about the difference between love and lust, explaining how as we become more physically inactive, our energy is not expended and manifests as neurosis.

Sadhguru responds to a student who wants to know how he can concentrate better on his studies

In this Spot, Sadhguru shares his perspective on how future technologies will reshape our lives. Check out the video with transcript, and scroll through the photos from Sadhguru’s eventful past week in Russia. The talk is excerpted from the session “Forecast-2100 Technologies of the Future?” at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) on 25 May 2018.

When emotions get out of hand, they seem to bring us so much trouble. A seeker wonders, wouldn’t we be better off without them? Sadhguru responds…

In this Spot, Sadhguru cautions us that it would be a crime against evolution and creation to let life go by in the pursuit of food, shelter, and procreation, like any other creature. “You must keep this life burning intensely every moment. If it becomes wimpy, it doesn’t go anywhere.” Just as plants strengthen their roots at this time of the year to prepare for springtime, he reminds us to work on strengthening the life within us. He says, “These last three months of Dakshinayana, I want you to burn full on.”

Don’t try to surrender, says Sadhguru, as it is only out of a certain realization that surrender happens.

With just two days to go until the “Rally for Rivers Day” on 1 September, Sadhguru calls on everyone nationwide to take a stand and demonstrate one’s responsibility and support in a simple yet powerful manner. He explains how we can participate, and why this is vital to achieve a long-term solution. Sadhguru clarifies that “This Rally is not about me or Isha Foundation – this is about the nation and the future of our children.” He also maps out the first few stops on the route after the Rally kicks off in Coimbatore on 3 September. Make sure not to miss it when Sadhguru is coming to your city!

Sadhguru explains that if you try to make the limited into the unlimited, suffering is inevitable.

During this conversation at MIT, Dr. John Denninger asks Sadhguru how traditional Indian culture can help US achieve a culture of health.

Sadhguru explains that human life is meant to explore as much of life as possible, which is why it is important that we stop raising the bar of survival constantly.

In this intense summer season, many farmers and others whose survival depends on the land are suffering and enduring many hardships. Sadhguru speaks about the history of India and the extreme struggles the nation has survived. When the land heats up, he says, you cannot control the heat, but you can become a solar panel.

In a country of over 1.2 billion, many still lack access to the basic infrastructures of daily life. Sadhguru says, it is time to invest in the necessary infrastructure, and above all, work together to consciously manage and reduce human population.

The mother-in-law is an infamous figure in the minds of many, but how did she come to develop such an unsavory reputation? Sadhguru demystifies the mother-in-law, enumerating various biological and psychological factors at play.

On this Spot, Sadhguru writes about the impact of the Sun on the Northern Hemisphere at this time of the year, and how the energy of the Sun can fuel our wellbeing and consciousness. He says, “Any life form – from plants to animals to humans – can fully flourish only if it is in sync with nature.”

Would you like to live as a rodent, a reptile or a human being? Sadhguru on an individual’s choice to evolve.