Gurdjieff: The Rascal Saint - Sadhguru Exclusive

[@TheSamuiman]

It is said that Ouspensky spent 40 days with Gurdijeff alone in a house, when they finally left the house and walked the streets of the city, Ouspensky stopped..and looked somewhat astonished.. Gurdijeff asked: "anything happened?" Ouspensky said: "I feel like everybody is sleepwalking"! Gurdijeff laughed and said: "Finally you realized!"

[@Dark_In_The_Light]

I basically felt the same after coming back from the Isha Yoga Centre! I remember just wanting some home comforts, but apart from that, when i got back, i was really shocked at how little attention everybody really gave to each other. Even, so called, loved ones! I was just so heartbroken that people seemed to be a walking violence.

[@5xing8gua]

Driving a car in heavy traffic gives you even more spectacular realization: they sleepdriving you crazy LOL

[@nickglenister3832]

@@5xing8gua they're flying aeroplanes!

[@ardianmurataj4403]

More then 40 days i think month because Gurdijieff give the Ouspensky a powerfull metode to wake up, Gurdijieff told him to remember your selfe in every minute of the day, and this was the teaching of Gurdijieff the remembrance of oneself

[@TheSamuiman]

@@ardianmurataj4403 Yes something like this - Gurdijeff was a genuine rooky!

[@VeraBousiou]

Gurdjieff's intention wasn't to ruin people's wills but to energize them to find their true will, to not identify with their personas but to seek for their essence. The presentation in this video is quite simplistic yet I can detect Sadhguru's admiration although not so obvious. Gurdjieff's legacy is becoming relevant again since many people awaken to the fact that they have to transcend external appearances and occurrences and to connect with something much more powerful within themselves. Gurdjieff was a truly intelligent person and knower of deep things, something not stressed here but I think anyone meant to find the Fourth Way will find it anyways, with critical filter but also some kind of excitement.

[@strongtv_creator]

What’s the fourth way ??

[@garvam]

@@strongtv_creator please do that bit of effort from yourself and change your life forever.

[@rivercitymud]

@@garvam Spoken like someone who has actually studied and worked with the material instead of... whatever kind of astrology certain misguided people are doing with the enneagram, among all the other hundreds of ways the Work has been misinterpreted and perverted. It's nearly impossible to find anyone who reckons with it in its own terms.

[@domreid]

@@strongtv_creator The Fourth Way is when you have mastered the three parts of our nature, which are mind, body and spirit, or described another way, action, emotion and intellect. Most people are centered in one aspect, but when we can have the focus of all three we then transcend them, which is what Gurdjieff called the fourth way.

[@strongtv_creator]

@@domreid thanks you so much for the info where do you learn if I ask?

[@oso4491]

This man saved my life with his gentle ways and teaching

[@xdfg27hoxjz99]

Same

[@balachandar662]

Who gurdjef or sadhguru?

[@shrutisharanart3308]

Same with me

[@royrockyentertainment9328]

Yes

[@aresgz6646]

@@balachandar662 yes

[@queenofqwerty]

Gurdjieff’s legacy is 3 extraordinary books and dozens of sacred dances as well as a repertoire od hauntingly beautiful sacred music compsed with de Hartmann. Seems a shame to dwell on sensationalized bits and pieces of his reputation whilst ignoring his vast contribution to sacred music, dance, and lierature.

[@antalperge1007]

💖 Well, this is the $piritual / non-dual marketing, the garden variety $pirituality 🤭 95% of people stay on surface, don't care what is INNER WORK. Thank you, that you're in the 5%! 💖

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

@@antalperge1007 Maybe - in extreme - only noble few 1,5 % (IMHO)

[@mortalclown3812]

Gossip has put its claws on all greatness throughout the ages.

[@shakersidiqi437]

Which 3 books ?

[@OM-ro4ek]

I read Gurdjief when I was a young adult, a book left behind by a famous English actor. Started as fascination, and then curiosity, and I got hooked up. Never read any other of his books but he left genuinely a deep impression in me , of how a person who is unattached to material life sees the world around him. Like a pole vaulter, you have to let go the knowledge you hold on to, and then only you go higher see the other side. Amazing Sadhguru speak about him. Great.

[@amanakeet]

Bill Murray?

[@Fantabiscuit]

Try Magus of Strovolos by Kyriakos Makridis

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

That is what Shams said to Rumi. Sufis way.

[@ICEcoldJT]

“Keep searching for colors when everything turns grey.” 🙏🏽

[@jackladd4332]

Why, what's wrong with grey?

[@thearcherofjustice1492]

I see just what you mean 🎄🌞🌈🍉

[@joekhaiphet9253]

No fap zone

[@unclegrandpa1476]

You are everywhere man! I swear

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

Thats why I started to be a painter !!

[@mikisaba9336]

I am Serbian Orthodox 41 years of age from Melbourne Australia bless you all I have seen a lot in my life thank you💓🙏🌟🌍💥🦅🐜🐝

[@mikisaba9336]

This is the way believe me I love and respect all religions but I know in my heart what I know this is the way💓💓🌟🌟🐝🌍👁🐜💥

[@nathanthing8789]

@@mikisaba9336 Where in MElbourne are you, im here too

[@dekik.979]

Please watch "Meetings with remarkable men". A movie about Gurdjieff. Main actor is Dragan Maksimovic Maksa ☺. A Serbian actor. Great movie

[@mikisaba9336]

@@nathanthing8789 hey there I’m in western suburbs what about yourself my friend 😊

[@mikisaba9336]

@@dekik.979 thank you I will 🙂

[@aditya7543]

I remember being suicidal everytime but just listening to him helped me realised how ignorant and dumb I was. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@BeenaKK]

You are welcome to visit Isha Yoga Center, Coimbatore! You will thank me later!

[@shreeyashwavhal598]

Read Death an inside story book. It will help you.

[@mortalclown3812]

Probably a kinder way to phrase that. 💓 As I age, the expanse of what I do not know will look on some days... and on others, I'm comforted that I'm here to try. Peace & light. ✨

[@irishelk3]

I've been thinking about this for weeks now. I've read up on Gurdjieff for over five years now. I think, i might know why he acted like this. Gurdjieff said, '''Fairness?, decency?, how can you expect fairness or decency on a planet full of sleeping people?''. Maybe he acted in this way to make people, or at least to see their mechanical reactions, to see who would be decent, and not decent?, maybe a way to learn about people and dissect.

[@cubadebesai1356]

Yeah, Gurdjieff was experimenting alcohol on his pupils. To detect their reactions and behaviors. He was doing it with good intentions. Gurdjieff was a cheerful drinker and a smoker...a great chef and host. An amazing and unforgettable human being. He was a Russian Orthodox by upbringing and taught and spread Sufiysm to the West. He was a master traveler and journey man. He deeply changed many peoples lives to the better and gave them higher enlightenment. This Indian Guru is a charlatan and a joke..

[@grayr3d]

@@cubadebesai1356 exaxtly. Sadhscam is dark occultist, pathetic human being who sacrificed his wife and people wow he is so smart lol

[@cherylbailey4803]

@@cubadebesai1356 Great analysis, I completely agree with you. He did change many lives as he pointed in the right direction to people. IN. I do not think the guru guy is intentionally pointing people in the wrong direction. The deep gnostic knowledge is only held by a very few. That we are consciousness, here to evolve by reflecting inward to self realization. "know thyself". The gnostic principle of self reflection is not taught by the guru. Not the deep gnostic kind. From my point of view. He is nice enough though, and has a very soothing voice.

[@mikuspalmis]

@@cherylbailey4803 And he told people to get the 💉.

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

Did he? I thought he and Deepak Chopra were against it.

[@imranragimov7781]

i started my spiritual way with Gurjieff. The great mind of Caucasus mountains

[@code6233]

How did your training go?

[@officialstashia]

Im looking for some guidance based off siddhas would you know anything about it

[@chetan3667]

@MsLuminous1111 exactly. I thought the same. It is like he is explaining his own nature.

[@GL-mt5sh]

Blessed be the memory, teaching an heritage of the great master Gurjieff !

[@SailingPachamama]

Gurdjieff Did not destroy the will of people but help them attain a real will of their own free from outside influences.

[@-._7]

This is true. I believe this is what Sadhguru meant in the sense that their lower and base level of will was destroyed, to open up the higher divine will.

[@linadocarmo]

​@@-._7 Yes, Gurdjieff legacy is sometimes mixup even by a SatGuru. Gurdjieff did not wish to be called Saint or even Guru, just a Dance Master.

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

🙌 👏 🙏 🤝 👍

[@jackladd4332]

Can't wait for this. I studied Gurdjieff. Never thought anyone else was interested. Really looking forward to hearing your opinions sir. I too have mixed feelings about this man.

[@candacejuan1729]

The full video is already in sadhguru exclusive, you need to buy that in order to watch full video. Have fun.

[@twilit]

Many many people have studied and followed gurdjieff. Especially in India and Europe.

[@jackladd4332]

@@candacejuan1729 I don't buy things, but thank you.

[@jackladd4332]

@@twilit thank you my friend.

[@skywalktriceiam]

@@candacejuan1729 lol "have fun" made me laugh 🤣

[@jungj987]

Watch the Peter Brooke movie "Meetings with the remarkable Men" based on Gurdjieff 's book of same name. An extraordinary person and great philosopher

[@jackladd4332]

Seen it - i enjoyed studying him and Ouspenski but it led nowhere.

[@writteninthesky]

@@jackladd4332 now here... his teaching leads to now and here, not to nowhere 🤗

[@alexmorrison9156]

@@jackladd4332 Maybe it was you who led nowhere

[@alexmorrison9156]

@@SK_777_top In which of his own recollections does he mention that episode of the woman´s orgasm? What do you know of him being thrown away by anyone? It seems you have no idea what you´re talking about.

[@5illustra]

👍Various material shells, each filled with a cosmic spark... becoming aware of this and intending to make others aware to find their own wisdom of apprehension.

[@martinluckybramah]

Keep Gurdjieff's good name out of your mouth, Sadhguru.

[@IwasGurdjieff-2024]

So much to learn from Gurdjieff teachings, a master of wisdom that have an immense influence over our life, even after so many years of his existence.

[@buddhamoon4519]

I Love George_Gurdjieff 😍

[@maulikbhoi9660]

We are our own guruji.. we should learn this thing because in near future it is necessary..

[@5xing8gua]

You may sleep well now since your post has '2 days ago (edited)' label means your future is gone for now as it at least one day old...

[@kattyalegriasolorzano2964]

Some people prefer to be their own lawyer.

[@walteralter9061]

Yes.

[@aldrocherres6224]

I'm your guru

[@harekrishnauncommonpastime8404]

The Discomfort zone is where spiritual progress is made 👌

[@mayankbiswas6936]

i think u mean discomfort is where hardwork begins... not spirituality... atleast not in Indian yogic sciences

[@dzemjsudin4950]

In gurdjieff and ouspenskys books everything is cleary explained...people need to be massively shocked to be awakaned...it can only be done in perfect circumstances...only gurdjieff who was enlightened and awakened could menage those stress situation...he was the greatest mystic of the 20th century.

[@essence830]

5:01 - ! - if you have the depth of experience in you, it's so simple to keep yourself aside, otherwise you cant keep yourself aside. It needs either too much love or trust or a depth of experience within the person...

[@NoelMckinney]

The best source for 4th way understanding is Psychological Commentaries on the teaching of Gurdjieff & Ouspensky by Maurice Nicoll

[@jackladd4332]

Thank you my friend. I'll search for it and study it.

[@vadimletov7151]

Agreed. I am on Book 2 now. Best book series!

[@NoelMckinney]

@@vadimletov7151 If you have any questions feel free to ask. I am a part of a 4th way school.

[@vadimletov7151]

@@NoelMckinney Is it a verified school? Organized by students of Gurdjieff or their students after having permission? Coz I was told there are many school started without being affiliated. Just asking.

[@NoelMckinney]

@@vadimletov7151 Yes, there are. It's always good to ask. Also there are many new schools that teach methods other than Gurdjieff's. One's that don't teach work on oneself. Our lineage comes through Walker. We study many systems besides his as well; Kriya Yoga through Yogananda, Hermeticism, Alchemy, Golden Dawn through Regardi, Tarot through B.O.T.A., New Thought, and more.

[@gurdjieffgroupoftoronto4854]

Ouspensky never travelled with Mr. Gurdjieff to America. And according to Mr. Gurdjieff's teachings normal mechanical slumbering human beings lack three things. Internal unity, will, and the ability to 'do.' So he never took over anyone's will because they had no real will. And the train trip with Ouspensky never took place. Rather, he behaved terribly on an overnight sleeper train from New York City to Chicago that he took with Fritz Peters. Fritz Peters first met Mr. Gurdjieff when he stayed at his institute in Paris as a 12-year-old boy and it is believed Mr. Gurdjieff behaved this way in order to stop Peters from putting him on a pedestal. The real story... 20-YEAR-OLD FRITZ PETERS AND THE MYTHICAL TRAIN RIDE “Mr. Gurdjieff did not manage to complete his urgent farewells until the train was actually moving and I had to push him through the door of the last car with his six or seven pieces of luggage. As soon as he was in the moving train, he began to complain in a loud voice about having been interrupted and demanded that a bed be prepared for him immediately. The conductor, with my help, explained to him that our berths were thirteen cars ahead and that we would have to walk to them -very quietly, as most of the other passengers had boarded the train early and were already asleep-through the entire train. Gurdjieff looked appalled, sat down on one of his suitcases, and lighted a cigarette. The conductor or porter told him that smoking was forbidden except in the men's room and he groaned loudly about this hardship, but did consent to put out his cigarette. "It must have taken us-Gurdjieff, conductor, porter, and me-at least forty-five minutes to get to our assigned berths. Our progress - with all the luggage and with Gurdjieff's lamentations about the rude treatment he was receiving-was so noisy that we awakened almost everyone on the train. In every car, heads would appear through the curtains to hiss at us and curse us. I was furious with him, as well as exhausted, and greatly relieved when we found our berths. Then, to my horror, he decided that he had to eat, drink, and smoke, and began unpacking his bags in search of food and liquor. I was finally able to force him into the men's room. Once in there he settled down to eat and drink and to discourse in loud tones about the terrible service on American trains and the fact that he-a very important man-was being treated in this shoddy fashion. "When we were finally threatened-in no uncertain terms- by both the conductor and the porter, with expulsion from the train at the next stop, I lost my temper completely and said that I would be glad to get off the train in order to get away from him. At this, he looked at me in wide-eyed innocence and wanted to know if I was angry with him- and, if so, why. I said that I was furious and that he was making a spectacle of both of us, so he put his food and drink away sadly and then, lighting another cigarette, said that he had never imagined that I, his only friend, would talk to him in this way, and quite literally, desert him. This attitude only increased my anger and I said that once we arrived in Chicago I hoped never to see him again. He then went to bed in his lower berth, still very sorrowful and still muttering about my unkindness and lack of loyalty, and I climbed into the upper berth hoping for some much-needed sleep. After about five minutes, punctuated by moans and groans from Gurdjieff as he tossed and turned in the lower berth, and by renewed hissing and cursing from the other passengers, he began to talk in a loud voice, complaining that he needed a drink of water, had to have a cigarette, and so forth. There were more threats from the porter and finally, at about four a.m., he settled down and did go to sleep. "We were the last passengers to awaken the next morning and while he dressed and made several trips to the men's room in whatever state of undress he happened to be at the moment, we were stared at by a car full of hostile travelling companions who had, of course, identified us as the troublemakers of the night before. After about one hour, I managed to get him to the dining car, hoping for a peaceful breakfast, but once again my hopes were dashed. There was nothing on the menu that he could eat, and we had long, irritating conversations with the waiter and the head steward about the possibility of procuring yoghurt and similar-at that time-exotic foods, accompanied by vivid descriptions of his particular digestive process and its highly specialized needs. After several long discussions, he suddenly gave in and ate, without any visible discomfort but with a great many complaints, a large American breakfast. "As the train did not arrive in Chicago until late that afternoon, I was not looking forward to spending the day in the Pullman car, but once again I hoped for the best. My fears, however, were well-grounded. I have never, in my life, spent such a day with anyone. He smoked incessantly, in spite of complaints from the passengers and threats from the porter; drank heavily, and produced, at intervals when we seemed momentarily threatened with peace, all kinds of foods, mostly different varieties of strong-smelling cheeses. Although he apologized profusely every time the other passengers complained about his behaviour, he also constantly found new ways to annoy, irritate and offend them- not to mention me. "When we did actually arrive in Chicago it seemed to me nothing less than a miracle. Whatever my opinion of the "Chicago group", when I saw a large number of them on the platform waiting to greet him, I was delighted. I helped him off the train with all his luggage and told him that I was leaving then and there and that he need not expect to see me again. When he heard this, he raised such an outcry on the platform that, for the sake of peace, I consented to go with him and the group members to the apartment they had rented for him. Although I was already furious and outraged, the sight of the fawning disciples made me even more angry. They had prepared, with obvious effort, a "Gurdjiefftype" dinner and they did everything they could think to please him. To my further disgust, he began to praise each one of them individually, telling them what a ghastly trip he had had on the train, how horribly I had treated him, and how different it would have been had only some of them- loyal, devoted, respectful followers-been along to take care of him properly and with the respect that was due to him. I was then promptly assailed by the more ardent members of the group, and attacked for treating their leader with such disrespect, and so on. "After about an hour of this, I reached some sort of breaking-point, and told him and the group I was leaving. Gurdjieff looked at me in amazement and said that he would not be able to stay in Chicago, all alone in such a large apartment, unless I was there with him; that I could not leave him alone under any circumstances. To the horror of the group, I told him that since he was now safely surrounded by a large bunch of the faithful, he could very safely dispense with my services and that I was sure he would find them able and willing to perform any of the services he might require. In the course of this outburst I described some of their possible services in a few of the well chosen four-letter words that he and I had worked over in New York-and the group members regarded me with disgust as well as with increased horror. "I did not see him again in Chicago, in spite of several messages begging me to take him back to New York, and on my return to New York I carefully avoided him and the New York group until I knew that he had sailed back to France.” ~ Frtiz Peters "Boyhood With Gurdjieff"

[@steen7004]

Thank you for trying to correct this rather dreadfull "lecture" on Gurdjieff. This Sadhguru apparently knows nothing of G. and the absolutely unique teaching he left to us - and which is very alive to this day in many different places of the world. Thanks!

[@mareklorens2904]

I was also thinking what would this story came from, as far as I new O and G had separated in Russia. What was the purpose of telling the story like this...

[@georgegurdjieffsgrandson9592]

Thank you from Italy. Sadhguru is just a guru with his own authority and followers, not a so called “enlightened Master”

[@chuclkles58]

But didn't Fritz visit G after WWII in Paris seeking G to perform a ritual to revive Fritz life force energy, that was depleted due to deprivations during the War. And after some private preparations G re entered the room and zapped Fritz w a bluepurple light that came from his abdominal Hara centre. Fritz was totally reinvigorated as a result as was G as he had peeled away stale energies from himself doing the ritual. Now if Sadhguru could demo that process it would be helpful. LOL. ✨

[@chooha]

Most of Sadhguru's blunders come from telling stories straight out of Osho's discourses. Two people can't make the same mistakes.

[@ihhor]

The situation in the train happened to Margaret's Anderson adopted son Fritz Peters. It's described in chapter 5 of "Gurdjieff Remembered" by Fritz Peters.

[@tathagata7213]

Ouspensky's book "in search of the miraculous" gives a good view of Gurdjieff and his methods.

[@jackladd4332]

I loved that book Read it 3 times. Still it took me nowhere, but glad i studied it.

[@tathagata7213]

@@jackladd4332 ha! Yes I know what you mean, I read it years ago along with "beelzebub's tales to his grandson" try getting you head around that one! I'm the same still a seeker after the truth after all these years. Nisargadhatta Maharaj "I AM THAT" is a good read!

[@steen7004]

@@jackladd4332 Do you, honestly, think that reading a book will change you the way you "long" for? Such a "longing" can't relly be taken very seriosly... What G. left to us is called The Work, because that is what it is: WORK - a very specific and unique Work, that is. Its a practical teaching - not a reading club.

[@gratefulkm]

@@jackladd4332 The goal you are trying to achieve is this, When you are born your brainwaves flow in a bottom up direction, through language you are taught to flow in a top down direction The shock is creating a reversal back to bottom up direction of flow And having the being able to notice it and then maintain it for the rest of your life The work flows both ways to achieve this return to natural state and then to maintain it The machine is always copying other machines (without our comprehending this) You see top down is the delusion/dream state Its a spectrum of outcome, if its still its light not a spectrum, So it has two directions of flow, one getting faster., more frequently The other is slower and less frequent I'm pretty sure you know the world you exist in is constantly getting faster, operating at a ever increasing higher pitch The top down process is the "I" the individual experience Bottom up is "WE" the lack of "I" So the last part is to accept that the "I" is only temporary and not eternal and therefore does not exist Individuality is the delusion There is no separation, there is no "I"

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

“not a reading club.” 😂 Yes, it’s not about knowing. It’s about understanding.

[@miguelleonelgranadospeguer2371]

Gracias, Meetings with Remarkable Men , good movie about gurdjieff

[@jake.presents]

If one's hearing is flexible, you can hear that "Gurdjieff" sounds like "Guru-ji"

[@dontbeafraidimhere5421]

ಶಂಭೋ ಶಂಕರ ಹರ ಹರ ಮಹಾದೇವ 🙏

[@ashishchohan5538]

Which language is this

[@restricteduser6970]

@@ashishchohan5538 KANNADA

[@rjclue2630]

@@restricteduser6970 Canada 🇨🇦

[@rjclue2630]

@Angry Monk no

[@medgtf5318]

"Corns! you should make your habit to insult and offend random strangers. And Shocks! don't forget to give them shocks, that'll help them wake up" - Things Gurdjieff Never Said

[@gpagrawal3206]

Yep i was thinking what he says.🤔😏

[@thorrex]

I read that as Coms at first

[@linadocarmo]

Gurdjieff legacy is sometimes mixup even by a SadhGuru of today. Gurdjieff did not wish to be called Saint or even Guru, just a Dance Master. And its true that many people sounds like to know Gurdjieff but they use Gurdjieff image to their own desires. For me Gurdjieff is an horizont of self (inner) transformation, his work is not aimed to destroy people's Will. The Will is the Master for developing selfconsciouness, inner Master, I mean conscious Will.

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

The inner master - aka the i n n e r eye -> the THIRD eye ! (surely VERY necessary for the 4th way . . . )

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

Inner I?

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

@@jeanettenejadi1777 Inner EYE lady !

[@jeanettenejadi1777]

@@AL_THOMAS_777 I know

[@dineshbora8395]

In today's chaos, conditions are perfect and fourth way is best way forward. However one must try three traditional ways and must disappoint in them in order to commence in fourth way.

[@criticalbil1]

Gurdjieff proposed a fourth way so that the ordinary householder could develop themselves without the renunciation of worldly things demanded of the traditional three ways, those of fakir, monk and yogi.

[@hayastan111]

perhaps gurdjeiff did this to understand the mechanics of people. to observe the dynamic and to see what lengths people will go through

[@shohnshingpriyar6947]

Please understand this was the kind of his works and gurdieff did very well in the field of awakening .he used to do many techniques for awakenings .

[@jackladd4332]

self remembering was his most valuable teaching with regards to 'awakening' (in my opinion)

[@shohnshingpriyar6947]

@@jackladd4332 my dear Jack self remembering is the method and awakening is an outcome .

[@Ronitbroy]

Awarness , devotional ( being devoted) ...love which means surrender- all require constant work on oneself. Nothing happens overnight .

[@illougal_invader]

He was already famous before he met ospensky. He was famous in Russia.

[@mateusznowicki8757]

during this situation in the train was not Ouspensky but Fritz Peters

[@ihhor]

Lol. Dokładnie to samo napisałem 10 minut po Tobie.

[@mateusznowicki8757]

@@ihhor no bo to bylo opisane w ksiazce ma boyhood . Uspienski juz nie byl jego uczniem jak jezdzil po Ameryce xd

[@ihhor]

@@mateusznowicki8757 W książce Gurdjieff Remembered. Właśnie ją trzymam w ręce.

[@ihhor]

Spoko spotkać rodaka, który zna biografię G.

[@mateusznowicki8757]

@@ihhor i w ksiązce Fritza My journey with a mistic to samo wlasnie bylo opisane, tez sie zdziwilem jak zobaczylem komenatrz po polsku :D

[@Mockingmystery]

Har Har Mahadev ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cvg9142]

धन्यवाद dhanyavaa Thank You and Happy Holy Days Ahead, including December 21, not only the Winter Solstice, a key moment in and of itself, but also the conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter, and also Mars being the third planet in the sky. In the Saturn Constellation. Happy Holidays to you all.

[@blablblaaaaaaaaa]

Gurdjief worked for alphabet agencies,for a period he worked for the dalai lama too,Rene Guenon has some very eye opening writings .

[@julianpalmasobarzo3420]

La esencia del maestro de danzas Gurdjieff es trascender las falsas apariencias, mascaras y personajes que mantienen en constante aflicción al humano y su mundo surreal. Este relato es muy vago y simplista pero se entiende si proviene de uno de los mas grandes charlatanes de los últimos años. Sadhguru deberás nacer 1000 veces de nuevo para ser siquiera la sombra de lo que fue Gurdjieff

[@theshiningones349]

Can't wait to watch. Also, can't wait for Dead Season.

[@SatnamSingh-eh8ff]

@সুদীপ্ত দাস it is not just about entertainment.

[@candacejuan1729]

@সুদীপ্ত দাস well Netflix entertains you. Sadhguru exclusive entertains us. Everyone doesn't have same taste you know.

[@strm3197]

@সুদীপ্ত দাস librandu spotted

[@srabani70]

@সুদীপ্ত দাস well then why are wasting your time watching this video, reading comments and even replying!!!

[@anirbanbhattacharjee3474]

Liked before start 😊😊🙏🙏

[@pradipdasgupta4983]

Mukhe ne sudip

[@pradipdasgupta4983]

Aii sudipto ektu mukhe ne na plzz...Omni kore na Sona..Tor ma khub niache bol?? 😍

[@keshavahuja5559]

@সুদীপ্ত দাস please dont comment here

[@thorrex]

@Sudipto Das You probably call love andhbhakti too. Good luck finding love.

[@saroulla996]

I love you sadhguru cause you have an answer to every question.

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

Answers are cheap. It’s the real questions that are like diamonds.

[@loatte5193]

He don't have

[@isik3173]

Live as the Tide, Flow as the Current, For everything is present~ Isaac Ladd

[@maluvenugopal9589]

Truth of life.. Sadhguru explained it very clearly. I chose to work hard and be aware. I asked questions and waited for answers to appear. End result is clarity, wisdom for a peaceful life.

[@Devachandra9]

The executive head of the WHO, Klaus Schwab, could be a good candidate for Sadhguru's meditation programs. Perhaps Schwab would have a transformation of the heart and revise "The Great Reset." From reading it, apparently there is no love in this plan.

[@danielnezis1041]

Is it just me that did understand a thing about Gurdjief from Sadgurus explanation?

[@Sajeevanthalassery]

i read about Gurdijef in osho's books

[@lordkhalifaaa1562]

THANKS 🔱 JAI MAHAKAAL 🔱

[@TechEasy008]

Sadguru i am waiting to see you in Mathura....

[@rivkaestherkletski4184]

I know that Gurdjeff has contributed so much maybe like a Zen Buddhist he was trying to shake people into enlightenment

[@suyashawasthi3979]

Please provide more an more....please🙏

[@hiteshk8758]

If one becomes less one doesn’t need more. One gets everything. Try to become nothing and you get everything like Sadhguru

[@oso4491]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@venkatramans1631]

This has a parallel In Shankara's work Also...to keep the Tenacity check @ the cosmic levels & the VIIITH CHAKRA dominated by the Fiddling monk....

[@jorgeegrojjorge]

Grdjieff is one of my favourite masters he is very mundane and in many ways reminds of Sadghuru!

[@sherlockllolmes876]

There is a documentary film called Gurdjieff in Armenia which shows the man and his teaching. Sadhguru is certainly a sad person, but he is good for telling stories to children in a nursery or while seated in a pub.

[@Felipe-gm6fu]

Are you dumb ?

[@boingbryan8123]

Tq sadhguru...

[@aerial5554]

SUPER EXCITED 🥵

[@mayurgupta1649]

Sadguru ji ocd ko khatam karne ka koi solution btaye..

[@roberto22458]

Gurdjieff would call this guru a freak! Three center being

[@georgegurdjieffsgrandson9592]

What about Mullah Nassr Eddin ?

[@petewith6784]

@@georgegurdjieffsgrandson9592 a slug?

[@manikaphal8406]

🙏🙏🙏 Sadguru

[@swaruprothe5406]

🕉️ नमः शिवाय

[@dr.susheelkhemariya8966]

Bahut.bahut.gretitude.thanks.Sadguru.bahut.bahut.dhanyabad.

[@223heimdall]

So if I create extreme situations to others I am helping them ? No bad karma? I'm doing good karma by "teaching" this way?

[@cumbavi6167]

It is not documented that described event ever happened. What is certain is that Ouspensky had neither traveled to America with Gurdjieff, nor had been put in presented situation. Reasons why he left Gurdjieff in 1920 is described in his book "In search of miraculous".

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

Fritz peters said it happened when he travelled with G. Nothing to do with Ouspensky

[@thehowefrank7537]

Because of the internet sadhguru is the most influential Guru in the last 15,000 years

[@augustugoianiense]

I Think Sadhguru learns these things from Rajneesh. But strangly enought he never talked about him

[@ushasingh41]

How does an enlightened man learn something about life from someone else. His perception is already at 100 percent

[@amitmishra6897]

sadguru ain't enlightened......

[@noblefriend7789]

@@ushasingh41 it is not as it seems.

[@mane5037]

George Gurdjieff was an Armenian philosopher.

[@ihhor]

Gurdjieff and Ouspensky had never been in the same train in the States.

[@mateusznowicki8757]

Exactly, it was Fritz Peters, because Ouspensy abandoned Gurdjieff some years before this event in the train

[@sayansarkar9437]

This problem of yours has also been answered by him..... you are too much into literatures that you have become a reviewer instead of a thinker... the main motive is to understand what it means to you and the world.... get yourself above questioning the texts but concentrate on questioning yourself and the reason for your existence and how you can bring change in the world..

[@ihhor]

@@sayansarkar9437 well said You are totally right Really appreciate your comment How many minutes a day do you maditate my Francis Roles friend?

[@mahendrachoraghe466]

धन्यवाद सरश्री😊🙏👍👌🎉🎊

[@akanshakatariya1829]

Exclusive vedeo hindi me bhi dijiye

[@zak3086]

Three books to outweigh this doc: John Shirleys Biographie, Meetings with remarkable men by himself and PD Ouspenskis very important book in the search of the miraculous.

[@photon6100]

John Shirley in New Mexico?

[@अर्जुन-य8झ]

धन्यवाद सद्गुरु जी 🙏

[@DRealClownComedy]

Sadhguru... I'm from Nigeria... Can you tell me or talk more.. "is anyone truly going to make heaven?"

[@havanaunana3883]

Heaven is just another place, maybe more sophisticated... The real thing we should thrive for is liberation

[@DRealClownComedy]

That's to say... "NO ANSWER"?

[@kattyalegriasolorzano2964]

@@DRealClownComedy There are some of his videos where he speaks about life beyond death.

[@WhiteDevil-he3ei]

Sadhguru, I feel that teachings should be free and useful for everyone, I cannot spend for the exclusive and I am a very big follower of yours. Please have some sort of lottery at least 🙏😂

[@mukilraj9855]

It's just 100 per month what are you talking about.

[@Priya-cm3tr]

Everything else is already free. If you really want exclusive knowledge and ready for it you must show some effort. Isn't it?

[@bluray1194]

It is very cheap bro.

[@bluray1194]

And it cant be public.Because it is a level above human logic and some people may misunderstand the subject.

[@webdev8284]

Stop one day's alcohol consumption, you can pay for exclusive for the next 2 months.

[@yashrathod3547]

Sadguru gives us a new direction of life 🙏🙏🙏

[@anitamendonca1802]

I am Highly impressed by sadguru. He is an all rounder. His talents n goodness r too high n can be rarely matched

[@Udfoodie]

waiting for that kind hearted ❤️ person who can actually support me from heart❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@jackladd4332]

Shame, i have nothing nice to say. I was going to offer you 1 million dollars but i see it's not the support you were looking for. Oh well :)

[@the_pk]

You are in the best company already, yourself. Just pause feel self and enjoy.

[@amanpandey1164]

Why you sadhguru not talking about farming protest

[@rajgopalreddy8958]

Love ad care two side of coin love cannot see care ad care cannot see love both side is remain dark but Sadgurujee care that transformed in to love take time👏

[@Timerooy]

I don't get what you're talking about! T.T If I care for my mother, i love her, right? XD

[@adamshawart]

what is the source of the anecdote on the train? to my knowledge Ouspensky never traveled to usa with G. In fact, I have seen no such story on any train in dozens of books.

[@johnshirley5222]

Gurdjieff didn't destroy anyone's wills. Did not act like a drunkard. So this guy is yet another who barely understands Gurdjieff. He taught people how to have conscious will.

[@hafunland894]

Another intelligent opinion on Gurdjieff, "His drinking habits might explain reason of his death (liver cancer), which makes me wonder how someone evolved beyond mechanical living can't overcome drinking and smoking habits? So far, by researching his legacy, according his classification I would put Gurdjieff in man 4. category nothing higher than that. He traveled a lot, collected and repackaged some old knowledge he found, but not practiced himself. Also, do you know anyone who become man 5,6 or 7 by applying this knowledge? It has been over a century so far, someone should done it by now."

[@katebush2623]

Yes. This is what our intelligent mind can create with data puzzles. According to Mr. Gurdjieef it is worthless though.

[@kshitijbali6915]

Has anyone noticed? The similarities in facial features of Sadhguru and George Gurdjieff are striking. Perhaps its that look of enlightenment, those calm distant serene eyes. And that similar moustache does go nicely too. But you can tell, these are enlightened souls.

[@noblefriend7789]

While one is vain be careful one will make you lick his boots.

[@kshitijbali6915]

@@noblefriend7789 if you say something so strong, you should at least elaborate and justify.

[@relaxsounds1428]

Si todas las personas vierán y entendierán estos videos el mundo seria mejor,saludos de mexico🇲🇽👋

[@mariam8116]

Sii saludos desde francia

[@abhishekagrawal-1444]

Namaskaram sadguru

[@boggaeddin]

Sad Guru is a good name for this guy. He shouldn't speak about actual masters, it just deepens the idiocy.

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

[@ajitbinwade]

नमस्कार सद्गुरु. 🙏

[@Bethethird]

What is the difference between will and self-will?

[@photon6100]

neither of them exist for the commenters on this thread,including me This is pathetic.

[@godblissfulfun]

இந்த கதையின் மூலம் தான்கள் சொல்ல வரும் கருத்து? புரியவில்லை

[@TechEasy008]

Sadguru pls come to mathura

[@MrKanjudi]

Nice to hear. Stay blessed 🌅

[@annwigmoreinstitute4985]

Gurdjieff told ouspensky to go out side to the market place and watch people they are all asleep,the baker at the bakery was selling his bread while asleep the merchants were selling their merchandise being asleep they were all l in their thoughts being always in the past not in the moment, gurdjieff once slapped ouspensky in the face when asked why he was slapped gurdjieff told him that was to wake him up because he was walking while asleep.

[@sidharthveershet9512]

Anybody noticed the background yanni's music. 😍

[@poornimayadav4504]

Jai Jai

[@rappingcommuter3148]

Gurdgieff certainly wouldn't have watched any mainstream media in these dark times.

[@amanjoshi2901]

HOW TO GET SADHGURU EXCLUSIVE PACKAGE IN NEPAL ?Anyone please help .

[@matthiaselsner7961]

Hara Hari Om Achyutaya namostute

[@sulochanakalyanpur8388]

Is not love ,and sharp awereness,the same. Both are heightened States of Being.