India's Global Takeover: What's Missing? | Sadhguru & Ratan Tata

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Anyway, in today's video, along with Ratan Tata, India's industrialist and philanthropist, and Sadhguru, India's renowned guru, we react and delve deep into the things India lacks. Together, we discuss and reflect on some challenges India faces, particularly the trend of Indians working overseas.
While sending dollars home might seem beneficial, is it truly what India needs right now? We explore the power of collective innovation within India and discuss why staying in the country might be the key to unlocking its potential.
However, going abroad isn't always about money - there's immense value in learning and gaining beneficial experiences overseas. Dive in as we unpack just a few of the pressing needs India faces today. Join the conversation and discover where the real opportunities might lie!

[@TheWisdomOfSages]

What are your thoughts on this one? I particularly love the message in this video, and I would love to hear yours. Drop it down below :))

[@mindfulkayaker7737]

As a retired high school teacher in USA I can say by experience that Indian students are the best I ever had. Not because they are superior genetically but because of their family ties and traditions. I am sure that if these young people return to India and implement their knowledge there this beautiful Country will regain the leadership position that deserves in the world not only in material achievements but also in spirituality

[@jcgerard8102]

"Innovation is indeed what a country needs to keep moving forward" : this conclusion sentence left me quite a bit thoughtful. I guess it depends on how you see innovation itself. Innovation is indeed needed to evolve, bring new things to our actual life. But it doesn't necessarily makes it better. Considering someone living in a remote village, innovating into means of transport that he will be able to use to gather water far away instead a going by foot would be something that improve his daily life and brings new possibilities. But innovation as a mean of creating wealth and power like it's widely spread in the actual is also bringing evolution in a way, but not necessarily for the better. And that's where integrity comes, to help us make good use of our innovating power, and push it and maintain it towards a sane direction. Sadhguru's point on integrity hit me strongly after thinking about this. Integrity sould be there as the first step of anything we start doing. Thank you for bringing interesting and meaningful contents to us, please continue

[@davidbarrozo6621]

I agree. With trusts and foundations we have done nothing but make society weaker and complacent, and filled up the pockets of the wealthy, the only ones who tin theory could create them. If we invest into anything it should be the ideas and concepts that set the individual free and make them more self-sustainable. For instance where we could put money is into schools that specifically teach us how to metalwork, blacksmith, farm, and so on, and teach the values of hard work through connectedness, and dependability through trusting that our partners in business have the same hunger for success that we do. The actions should align with the concepts of the mind if this is to show any kind of motivation for success. ❤❤❤❤ love the video💪

[@TheWisdomOfSages]

Indeed a need right now

[@davidbarrozo6621]

@@TheWisdomOfSages how do you suppose we do that? I suggest we have a talk on what we can do to perhaps get the ball rolling on that. Discussion is needed in order for us to create a plan that would tackle this issue while also not leaving us completely with our pants down so to speak. When you are able and ready lets do a KZbin live, and get the audience to ask us questions. The moment you decide on a yes answer, I will let my subscribers know and have them join in as well with your audience for questions of their own for a 10 minute segment at the end or something. Let me know.