The fire temples of Arunachala and Azerbaijan (Baku) have an interesting history and lore surrounding them. Sadhguru explains the significance of these places and why people traditionally went there during the last stages of their lives.

Sadhguru speaks on the death of a young woman in Iran, and why neither the religious nor the lecherous should determine how women should dress.

Sadhguru explains the true reason behind why people feel bored, and the way out of monotony.

Sadhguru says, "Birth and Death are just passages where life is moving from one phase to another."

Sadhguru narrates the origins of Devi or the Divine Feminine, and speaks about the importance of the feminine in today’s world, and the feminine’s crucial role for an equitable society and an inclusive humanity.

Brussels, Belgium – the “capital” of the European Union – hosted Sadhguru and #SaveSoil with great enthusiasm. Besides media and large groups of people, senior policymakers also called on Sadhguru in Brussels to understand and take the #SaveSoil movement forward in Europe.

During the Hyderabad leg of the Save Soil journey, actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu asks Sadhguru whether injustice and unfairness are a consequence of one’s past karma.