Discussion On The Significance Of Ram Mandir With Sadhguru | India Today Exclusive With Sadhguru

[@paragkale1159]

The interviewer looked so happy and asked difficult to answer questions. Sadguru replied with characteristic clarity.

[@085_RahulMishra]

Don't be a chamaar everyone.... See inside and don't judge by outer appearance and give it least importance..... Don't only see ouyter skin..... That's what Sadhguru saying

[@MrSlash1980]

We are so lucky . Sadhguru is so eloquent and can expound on any topic !

[@PrasadVenuturumilli]

Wonderful interviewer. She seems so happy amd positive 😊

[@bharathn1059]

Great conversations , Pranam to sadhguru no one can answer like him

[@SwaRaJ_075]

Last minute is precious of all

[@saimandebbarma]

The significance of Ram Mandir is very crucial for those who didn't yet understood or completely aware about it i.e (Ram) or their complete self. People's belief structure are also attached to it on an emotional level since 1000 plus years good or bad. Therefore this Mandir is very important to everyone in lots of ways 'positive or negetive'. Anyways let's just wish everything will be alright in the near future with humans if we truly understood what ram is all about ! Thankyou 🤍 🙏

[@SwamiFardeenbittersweets]

Listen to acharya Prashant on ram.all others r fools

[@saimandebbarma]

@@SwamiFardeenbittersweets I know they are fool's & for your kind information i don't have to listen to what you are suggesting. Oh thanks for your suggestions bytheway. Anyways feel free to ask if you have any mental issues, doubts or any information you like ok. ☝️👍 Thankyou ' God bless ! 🤍🙏

[@SwamiFardeenbittersweets]

@@saimandebbarma Bhai mein to khud hi mediation teacher hoon😊

[@SwamiFardeenbittersweets]

@@saimandebbarma even Acharya Prashant is a meditation teacher.But I am not his disciple.I am Osho disciple for 30 years

[@saimandebbarma]

@@SwamiFardeenbittersweets Great we are on same page don't worry... & It's great to know that you are a meditation teacher! 🤍🙏

[@Exploringexistence1729]

7:03 let me correct....he didn't describe black holes.....he had introduced mock theta functions , which physicists are now using to measure entropy of black holes.

[@muralibala7095]

Clearly the interviewer couldn’t fathom the depth and enormity of Sadhguru. She was just asking questions given to her without any effort to internalize what is being said

[@sadenb]

She was polite and asking questions. The whole point of asking questions to know something more. If you ask questions to which you already know the answer, then thats ego speaking.

[@sindhuprasad5906]

I totally agree with you. She couldn't comprehend what sadhguru was saying to it's full fledged extent.

[@SwamiFardeenbittersweets]

She is the biggest fool

[@radhaniyogi3265]

Pranam Sadhguruji 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@satyamgollapalli6480]

Jai sadguru 🙏🙏🙏

[@whatis_asis]

Good interview. Thank you

[@mangatinanda]

Jai Shree Ram ❤❤❤

[@abhrendushekharchowdhury403]

Amazing ~~

[@vijayadappa670]

NAMASKARA 🙏

[@MuthuKumaran-hb6ku]

Well said!

[@eversunnyguy]

Such a pretty interviewer....She illuminates.

[@PNE112]

How gently he called chamar to those who don't like our culture 😂😂😂

[@hunk261]

Namaskaram Sadhguru🙏 Jai Shree Ram🙏

[@donbon9770]

Jai Sri Ram !!

[@theresiasardjoe5825]

Sadhguruji have always the right answer & explain it simply and easy,🙏 A Great Spirit on earth hope he stay very long on earth 🙏😍🙏 Thank you Sadhguru 🙏😍🙏

[@hkiajtaqks5253]

Seriously a very high quality interview / conversation.

[@vijayadappa670]

COME TO India 🇮🇳

[@uday4171]

Jai Shree Ram 🙏

[@sklux6147]

Justice in Rama Rajya. Under Shri Rama's rule not only humans but Animals also got justice. This is the story of a dog who gets justice in Rama Rajya. Like all the kings of the Surya dynasty, Shri Rama was a king who was strict in justice. Every day he sat patiently and listened to the plight of all the people who came to him for justice. One day, he told his brother Lakshmana, "See if anyone is awaiting trial and bring him." When his brother Lakshmana went out and looked, he saw a dog sitting with a sad face with a severe head injury waiting patiently at the palace door. On being questioned, the dog said, "I want justice. A man has hit an innocent dog and caused head injury for no reason." Lakshmana takes the dog to Rama's court. The dog said, "O Rama, I want justice. I have been wronged for no reason. A man named Sarvarthasiddhi struck me on the head without any provocation." Rajarama called his courtiers and asked them to summon Sarvartha Siddhi. Sarvarthasiddhi admitted that he had indeed hit the dog out of anger and said, "I am a criminal. You can at least give me the punishment I deserve." Shri Rama turned to his ministers and asked "What punishment do you think should be given to this criminal?" They all thought for a while and replied "All the rules in this kingdom are for humans only. This is a complex case involving a man and a dog. As there is no rule on this, we cannot make any judgement. As you are the king, you should judge." Raja Rama said to the dog, "Do you have any advice? What punishment do you think should be given?" he inquires. To which the dog said, "Yes, I have a suitable punishment. Make him the head pontiff of a monastery." Rama said "So be it". Sarvarthasiddhi was immediately appointed as the head of the Math, whereupon everyone was astonished and talked among themselves as to why a criminal should be given such a post. Then Rama asked the dog why he had asked for such a punishment. The dog explained, "In my previous birth, I was the head of the same monastery. At first I was doing my work faithfully. I was also doing my best. But as the days passed, evil thoughts were written in my mind. I became arrogant and more arrogant. I started thinking of myself as a God. Lust for fame, riches, power etc. As it increased, I also stole money from devotees and caused harm to them. My spiritual commitment decreased. Because of these crimes of mine, now I am reborn as a dog. He will surely commit the same crime as I did. Then he will be born as a dog like me. Because such is the attraction of money, fame & power. This is the best punishment for him." (Whenever we see stray dogs, elephants from now on, let us not disturb them, but look at them from a humane point of view. They too have the same right to live in this world as we do.) Live and let live. Save top soil.🙏 Be kind to Animals. 🙏🙏 Satyamev Jayate! 🪷 Jai Hind!! 🫡

[@omikamath]

Epitome of clarity 🙏🙏🙏

[@sudarshaniyengar1814]

Good 👍

[@RajanCIyavu]

🙏🙏🙏

[@ravinderpalsingh5182]

In this RAM RAJYA if anything adverse happened RAM will have to experience DOUBLE PUNISHMENTS.

[@gunkapoor]

Good explanation about chamaar. So logical.

[@workhardt2]

The interview is just there bc she has a pretty face..but she is clearly not interested in his thoughts.

[@sankalpsingh5619]

Anchor is so beautiful ❤

[@rajkumaritpl8780]

You can only see this in this interview 😂😂😂

[@sankalpsingh5619]

@@rajkumaritpl8780 i have listened to Sadhguru hundreds of times but i have not seen this kind of beautiful lady 💋😊😂 ,

[@kushalrow]

Her name is Akshita Nandagopal

[@sankalpsingh5619]

@@kushalrow yes i know and the name is also beautiful ❤️

[@vickythefunk]

Like Sadhguru said... "Chamaar"😅

[@x2931]

Secular Hindus should just ask their new generation Muslims friends this one question! Do they think that Khilji breaking Nalanda, Mughals breaking multiple temples, taliban breaking Bamiyan Buddhas was right because their prophet did the same with Pagan temple in Mecca? Answer - Yes or no! (Ask them this & You'll get reality check of the mentality of the future 'peaceful' 'tolerant' Muslims what will happen if Hindus let their guard down!!)

[@galaxy999in]

Simple answer. Muslims in India today, I am one, totally condemn destruction of temples unconditionally. Though on the question of Mughals, there were more temples contracted and patronized by the rulers. The destruction of the few temples that did happen were for political reasons as the local rulers rebelled against the centre. This was very much the policy of Hindu Rajas against other Hindu Rajas before the advent of Muslins in India. You may want to refer Mark Eaton, an acknowledged authority on the matter. A further proof would be the large number of Hindu nobles ( Mansabdars ) at the Mughal court. The prophet of Islam's destruction of idols in the Kaaba were in a totally different context. The pre Islamic society in Arabia was a socially regressive society, where social and moral degradation were the norm.. The prophet brought a revolution in civilising this society, the iconoclastic destruction of idols is to be seen in this context. To compare this regressive preislamic society of Arabia with the philosophically and metaphysical brilliant society of ancient Hindu India is a monumental blunder. It took the early Muslim invaders in India some time to understand this, and diring this period there was deplorable destruction of temples and other oppressive acts, but eventually by the time of the Mughals the intellectually and metaphysically advanced nature of Hindu thought was well understood, and eventually and undeniably Hindu culture got the respect it deserved at the Mughal court. Recall the strong influence the Upanishads had on Aurangzeb's brother, Dara Shikoh. There is much to say on this. You are an intelligent person, I suggest strongly that you read Mark Eaton or other reliable historic sources or you might fall prey to the biased and bigotted narrative being peddled by political parties who want to divide and rule.

[@sumanaghosal5072]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉

[@LoguLogu-ii7ml]

🏵🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🕉

[@supersaiyan_420]

Chinese are building new technologies and getting ahead in world. Theyvhave taken religion out of society and look how they have progressed. I am not saying we should not have religions in India. But it should be private and not politicized. Unfortunately all parties in India exploit the religious nature of indians and take them for a jhoomla. At the end we as a society gains nothing from such monuments..

[@nicolaoudinos]

t's widely understood your PM is politically motivated and is using this as the center for his re election, not clear how much he really cares about his people, Sadhguru gives him much leaway now and for the recent past because the PM is the "first one" who is for India. Sad our spiritual leaders can not distinguish

[@AdityaClassicals]

What has he contributed to Ayodhya Ram Mandir. The media should interview with people who were involved for the making of Mandir.

[@becool7971]

Way more then you. He has always represented the correct view of Ramayan and Ram.

[@AdityaClassicals]

@@becool7971 whatever he says you can find everywhere. He speaks non sense about everything.

[@jamesanthony8234]

@@AdityaClassicalsyeah youve done so much for ram like getting jealous of sg? 😂

[@AdityaClassicals]

@@jamesanthony8234 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@becool7971]

@@AdityaClassicals kudos to you for thinking that you know better then all the hundreds of people who do listen and follow him. Why don't you first make a name for yourself?

[@maverickb9465]

Aiyooooo Poochandi

[@monuchandra6443]

Economics nhi padhe Hain chcha

[@Exploringexistence1729]

Chamars?😂

[@kannanperiyasamy4506]

....... does not see and work with human skin.

[@rakeshbihari8086]

Yuck 😢

[@GovindRajan-n2e]

See little monk and isha administration should grow pigs dogs hens lama Camel

[@465shaz]

This man only said himself “ ram was not born at the mandir site no one can say that” 😂 dogla insaan

[@Ron-rk6iz]

How many people were killed on the grounds of the Temple.......? Instead of Temples, invest in the people of India instead, more than enough Temples and obviously without much effect.on the overall well-being of the poor. The Source of Life does not reside in buildings of wood and stone, but in and around Human beings. Religious leaders always warn people about material belongings but they are materialists themselves looking at all these staggering temples and Ashrams. Do they think they please the Gods, with materials, or do they like to please themselves?

[@CrazyCanvas26]

Reviving the nation's culture is very important to make a strong nation... It will pay back on all levels... Even in the terms of economy when people will recognise the richness of this culture

[@RM-os9jb]

Totally wrong … we need everything in life … economic growth, education, health, spiritual and religious growth…

[@prasanththangavelu]

A big joker 😂😂😂😂

[@BODLS24]

Did you just see the mirror ?😂

[@shnya9096]

Said a Joker himself.

[@Redandgold1234]

Jai Shri Ram 💞

[@GovindRajan-n2e]

See little monk and isha administration should grow pigs dogs hens lama Camel