Sadhguru on the Lost Concept of Heaven

[@GuitarsRule08]

I really appreciate and admire how Joe respectfully challenges him on his points of view. It was genuine and not in such a way to make the guru look bad. These are the kind of discussions we need to have as a society.

[@MarrowMelly]

@casgasa Kurty I haven't seen this episode what happened

[@josemarquez6711]

I wanted to like but I couldn’t break the 69 likes…

[@gabrieltrevizo6088]

Yeah but joe is known for also being condescending remember that...hes been proven wrong before multiple times on his podcast and refuted his ideas regardless sometimes it's either his way or no way and everything g he's learned were from all these guests over the years

[@Nick-7]

It's funny him "challenging" Sadhguru is more like he's just challenging himself. Kinda wish Joe had more of a discussion and less reactionary questions. If you really listen to Sadhguru's teachings you would have more of an understanding of Oneself

[@joeysylvester]

@@gabrieltrevizo6088 I love Joe but don't like how condescending he gets when he's wrong...and he doubles down on his idea instead of just saying "oh I see...sorry I was wrong.'....but we are all human and he's loving off talking while I barely live so.....who the hell am I??

[@redman4669]

'Who told you, you are not already in heaven and making a mess out of it?' is the best quote I've heard in a while

[@ananomaloussmell5043]

God does. Have you read that?

[@blackmoney7]

Nah it's actually stupid but yea

[@mananawasthi2643]

@@amyrenee1361 you can make this place heaven or hell for yourself. Heaven is not a place it's a feeling.

[@countof3everybodyOD]

@@mananawasthi2643 maybe it’s a feeling that so amazing it might as well be a place

[@__D-B__]

All religions are man made bullshit.

[@ahmedalshaiba9185]

What I like about Joe Rogan is that he doesn't accept unclear and unsatisfying answers, he digs deep to get the real answer, that's why this podcast is very important

[@walkedoverwater]

i like that you noticed that

[@natedawg88]

Joe is for the people you know? This guru basically goes around robbing from vulnerable people that don't know any better.

[@vcp009]

@@natedawg88 Robbing from vulnerable people? That's why he has 16 mil part time volunteers and 5600 full time volunteers across the globe? Sure thing buddy.

[@natedawg88]

@@vcp009 ohh you're right... I forgot it's all non profit work. Sorry. I bet you think church's are only here to spread the word of God too.

[@urbandesitv3529]

@@vcp009 u do realize he murdered his wife and claimed she achieved moskha.. he then burnt her body before her father could arrive and said he did it so her spirit cant reenter her body.. u gullible dolts.

[@emmtea108]

sadhguru's practices changed my life, not a placebo as some may suggest, forever grateful 💖💖

[@indiatastic]

What are the tools????

[@Dylan_gillies]

What are the tools?!

[@nuggetsfan231]

@@Dylan_gillies i'm guessing yoga, breathing practices and meditation or looking into oneself; which is probably on his youtube idk

[@Dylan_gillies]

@@nuggetsfan231hah yeah thats what i figured but i was emphasizing that he never actually answered it in the video

[@Mridupawan_Parashar]

​@@Dylan_gillies Inner Engineering. That's the tool. There's a programme available online you can try if you really wish to know. I guess he doesn't say it out loud in the show as it would've otherwise sounded like he's there to promote his product. Inner Engineering will give you practices you can keep doing for life. There you go. The tool❤

[@retepoteil]

This is why this podcast is the best. You’ll never see discussion like this on those stupid late night shows or morning shows

[@kbonh22]

You won't see any discussion whatsoever on there. Only a Liberal echo chamber.

[@tobiesoftstudio823]

Agreed a thousand percent.

[@KM-pq7sr]

Exactly, the mainstream media just pushes negativity and division. Trash channels like CNN want to turn their viewers into radicalized leftists. Luckily less and less people are watching CNN etc.

[@Amstrdm8x]

He actually did a morning show interview recently kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnOzm5h5h9J-kKs

[@brittanym2080]

Elon Musk laughs at Miley Cyrus kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5OVgJWpqamMZ68 It’s hilarious!! 😂 😆

[@SPchildofGod]

I love the amount of empathy, and compassion Joe Rogan has for the younger generation. The angle he takes in trying understanding why people may think the way they do, is very heart warming.

[@deckearns]

Joe is a great interviewer. He's asking really challenging questions, but respectfully. Joe does not suffer bullshit, he calls it out. He is no different here. This guru knowns his stuff but Joe still tests him. Great interview. Great guest. Great interviewer.

[@SirContent]

u meant carefully, I just point at his nose and say hearsay right away lol

[@mehboobkm3728]

Joe was patient with Guru here! He is just repeating what he is saying throughout the interview. 2.2 billion!?

[@mrmayb1211]

I still want to know what are the tools though

[@podplanet7]

@@mrmayb1211 it's not for free you have to join their isha program to know these , one of my uncle went to his asharam for 15 days , he just came out as a different person, it really worked , sadhguru knows what he's saying and he delivers that

[@AnujSharma56262]

@@podplanet7 It is free for For rural Children in South India 👍 the fee is charged so it can be easily made available to maximum schools In Rural Areas ;)

[@deependrapratapsingh7649]

Sadguru is pioneer of modern renaissance , he is bringing back thousands years old hindu philosophies with scientific approach. Kudos

[@ShivAusar]

Thanks

[@jaimestewart8295]

He is the best 😁

[@vmphunter]

He even said in the podcast that he hasn’t read The Vedas.

[@neerufaw5741]

Pseudoscience of solar and lunar eclipse 😂

[@vmphunter]

@acmilancurvasud that’s really interesting, honestly. Thanks for sharing that information. But what I mean is that in the complete episode he acknowledged that he hasn’t studied the texts himself.

[@danfurtado9158]

Ive seen clips of this guy before, it is a trip to see him on Rogan.

[@ranonl8841]

He's got a 10mil sub channel too that you should check out, plenty of wisdom on there.

[@bargepoled]

You poor gullible fools.

[@mitchcallander2608]

May you elaborate on precisely which part of said discussion is for “gullible fools” … a little reference here would bolster your opinion

[@bargepoled]

@@mitchcallander2608 all of it. He never answers any question straight. He's a typical con man that are ten a penny in India. You can see small instances in this video where he realises Joe is on to him and quickly takes the conversation away from the question Joe asks. Once you are attuned to guru con men like him you see it all the time. He is also an arrogant apologist for BJP Hindu fascism and Modi's persecution of Muslims and Christians in India. He supports Hindutva which is Hindu fascism. He built the largest religious statue in the world. Its a Hindu statue. Educate yourself on this man's story and history. You will find nothing he says is original or fantastical in any way. If you know your Indian religious history you can see straight through him. I live in India for 5 years. I've met many men like Sadguru. They are con men peddling fantastical nonsense. Don't buy into it.

[@mossablahmaza]

@@bargepoled thank you very much, exactly my opinion this guru like all other gurus talks and talks and says nothing...

[@paulflemming9140]

This is why Joe’s podcast is the greatest by far. The diversity of people, wisdom and perspectives, along with Joe’s humbleness for honest truth makes for a great experience for the listeners.

[@mirangames6642]

Diversity? 90% Of his hosts are comedians

[@Yascal786]

That’s exactly the part where I thought “not really”.

[@mauimrc]

@@mirangames6642 actually he's the host and he's a comedian, so 100% of his hosts are comedians.

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

@Earth Crusader The idea that you think you can get the same guests without being famous...

[@johnlewis9965]

Not just a great experience, a Joe Rogan experience.

[@wayneheaney6271]

"Who told you, you ain't allready in heaven an you are making a mess out of it?" That literally gave me chills the more i thought about it, realising that I am wasting this heaven by burying my head in drugs an alcohol to feel better 😞

[@djmussy18]

Keep your head up brother. We all have deamons inside of us. It makes us stronger. Don't give up and keep grinding. I believe in you

[@sweatysam6264]

Drugs are a substitute for the real you that's why they have the saying "You just do you" but like everything in life its hard to sum up life in a quote. Just be good to yourself see you on the other side.✌

[@subhrajyotidas2569]

what drugs you do bro?

[@aalainalarcon]

you should ask that same question to the african albino children being dismembered for witchcraft. or the northkoreans victims of human traffic. the literal bus loads of people being raped and killed by mexican cartel. the survivors of the 30 mass shootings within this year in the U.S. drugs are a necessity to prevent offing yourself. you from all people know that THIS is no heaven

[@THEBOSS-vn2ky]

Go by your own, please please please Pray Jesus Christ will help you. I Did. Get the taste out of my mouth. The next day all gone. Pray for Jesus Christ loves you so much again so much.

[@LorenHenriksen]

He's saying meditation is the most direct connection,tooi, to your higher self which is love, instead of having knee jerk reactions to things and adding energy to something you have no control over. Thank you. From Canada

[@TrollToove]

thats one thing i really dislike about the guy, he is so indirect and overcomplicated in the way he formulates his scentences.

[@keelogs]

@@TrollToove i feel this, like the last question, joe rogan asked him and he didn't directly answer.

[@Alejandro-u7q7c]

​@@TrollTooveYou only perceive it that way because you lack the perspective. He is speaking as clear as glass for those who know what he means. What you are expecting is for him to use terms and concepts familiar to you, but that isn't possible without diluting the message.

[@Alejandro-u7q7c]

Meditation is definitely the way. It's really hard to explain to people how your mind changes when you practice it regularly. Same thing with physical exercise, people only notice the obvious appearance aspect, but mentally the transformation is just as drastic.

[@dannysyl2477]

I have been doing Sadhgurus practice for almost 3 years. I am a natural skeptic, with a logical mindset, having worked as an engineer for almost 5 years, I am 31 years old. I have done the inner engineering meditation called shambhavi once a day without fail for almost 3 years. And I have also done the yoga routine for over 2 years (8 months daily initially starting at 5am daily without fail, then 4 times a week without skipping a week, even when I was sick). I understand what Sadhgurus means when you transition from compulsion to consciousness. It is nothing mystical, it has improved my life significantly, however I still have a long way to go, so I will continue for many years to come. My advice is to be skeptical, but if you wish to invest yourself into something to see what happens do it totally. The only reason I have been doing well is because I wake up before 5am every day and have a do or die mentality. I felt really sick this morning, bad cold, had very little sleep, I just did my session at 5am, and I actually feel significantly better. Any time I get sick, after I do it, I feel 40-60% better. Peace

[@jaysee8810]

No comments or likes from someone who ACTUALLY does the practice, but plenty for the skeptics and critics. Thank you for your efforts

[@DeformedMonkeys]

This comment was powerful. That's amazingly difficult to accomplish. I'm so happy for you.

[@sebastianfahlbusch4436]

Which yoga routine are you doing?

[@falseprophet258]

You felt sick, did something that you thought would make you feel better, and you felt better. That's called the placebo effect.

[@Heybuddy101]

If you look into the existant reality the things which we have created are the products of our mind, so you can understand that there is an influence that is coming from the end of intellect/mind which is of another dimension I'll say dimension for the lack of definition but what sadhguru speaks is not of belief is not of thought yes there is a possibility that thoughts can support us in various ways as the person above gave the example of placebo effect although contrary to the popular ideas and beliefs maybe even facts that is established within particularly western societies you can stretch further to a point where you can take charge of your mind in such a way that it works beyond the physical realm or without the support of physical activity you can put your mind into work within the physical realm as long as you use the assumption as tool to creation but in the case of placebo effect experiment you can clearly understand that assumption has been used as tool to know which is a serious mistake causing people to create superstition rather than clarity of perception and deep understanding of the mechanics of existence in that context what sadhguru speaks about is an established science and science is not just something that happens only inside the laboratory.

[@MatthewCoast]

Live simply, focus on your breath, what goes in your body, what you're paying attention to, moving your body in a simple way... that will make you happier.

[@mindfulascendant130]

Heaven is not a place but a moment without time ~ Lama . The floors and walls of mirrors that separate us is a mind that searches for itself without love ~ Lama

[@JG-pw1wp]

And what if it does not?

[@JA-ut8fi]

@@JG-pw1wp Then you are not using the right tools for the right job. Switch it up. Just like music, you find the music that pleases yourself.

[@tinalevan1984]

Xavier Rudd- Follow The Sun Great song, if you've never heard it. This comment reminded me of that.

[@absentary9219]

You can have that I want a ps5

[@kane3282]

Joe really is the best interviewer ever, he challenges with real heartfelt queries. He doesn't speak from an ideology but as an individual

[@radezzientertainment501]

yeah he has really worked well on his own ego

[@BetaDreTV]

if you think that joe doesnt have an ideology, then you got another thing coming.

[@idfwpwdfwm]

Best interviewer? He barely would let Sadghuru speak. Joe has much to learn. Sadghuru is way beyond and too intelligent for the simple-minded concepts of Joe...

[@NaturallyGreasy]

@@idfwpwdfwm Sure I think most people would agree with that statement in a way, but what I think @Kane kinda summed up is he does ask questions that most people would ask in our society, and sure Joe changing the subject an moving around the points Sadghuru is making is joes own ego slipping thru the cracks of the questions, but again he is human an I feel even though he diverts the point, he does do it genuinely enough that allows many people who watch this podcast a more gradualistic understanding into what Sadghuru is saying.

[@PurebredAmericanAlphaMale]

Thinking…..for himself

[@mohummadfaris]

الحق اقول : ان هذا حوار حكيم ، طوبى لمن تفكر في الكلمات و تأمل في المعاني . طوبى لمن تأنى و نظر و تسائل عن عظمة الحوار الحكيم .

[@joeygreco3864]

I just finished listening the entire podcast on Spotify.. I came here because I wanna say something somewhere. I’ve been listening to both for so long and always enjoyed it but this podcast literally gave me goosebumps. It starts really “light” talking about a universal concern and ends in a way that I’d never expected. There is no better interviewer than Joe out there man honestly…

[@KiezenX]

Imma greco too

[@joeygreco3864]

@@KiezenX Ela Greco, cheers.

[@pocohax6552]

Greco give me some money man I know u got lots of it Share 10k with me

[@KiezenX]

@@joeygreco3864 family !

[@joeygreco3864]

@@DaMensch86 Since you took a minute of your life to call me ridiculous you might as well take another minute to clarify 😂 Am I?

[@voiceofnav]

Sat down for the entire podcast and I say this is how it's should be done. It was great. Joe was amazing in handling the conversation especially when Sadhguru was reluctant to talk about certain things but as the conversation went on ,they were both comfortable talking about it. This is what most media lacks. Other media often try to belittle the guest, be judgemental and try to look superior. This podcast is the best example of how we should be able to listen to the opinions of others without judging. Have decent conversations without interruption. We don't necessarily have to agree on the topic or opinions of others but we can always respect it. The lack of proper conversation is why the world is in the mess we're in now.

[@squadnft5176]

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[@vbucksroblox7368]

@@squadnft5176 yessir 🔥🔥💥🔥

[@fieldsoflight4017]

I didn't know the guru needed challenging

[@Gamble396]

When the media criticizes Joe, it's not Joe's legitimacy that is questioned, it's the media's legitimacy that is put under the radar.

[@SadhanaTyler]

So true 🙌

[@doctormilky7105]

As someone that dosnt believe in a god or anything him saying “who said we’re not in heaven already and we’re making a mess of it”. Really hit something in my head

[@donjuantrumpetajohnson]

That's how easy it is to manipulate you...

[@doctormilky7105]

Over a good quote to stop fucking the earth up? Okie Buddy

[@marwan4358]

@@doctormilky7105 He's probably a kid or a very stupid person, take my advice and don't listen to him.

[@brasstacksboxing409]

We are far from heaven here, lol. Only through the love and belief of Jesus Christ, may me we see paradise. I hope you change your ways, and start believing in a higher power. I really mean that, bud. Take care..

[@Pegasuskiller]

@Scott Scotty except for the man who’s birth was a miracle, then he performed miracles, then he was crucified for doing nothing wrong by the religious people, then he rose from the dead 3 days later and up to 500 people witnessed him post resurrection and died for not denouncing that he must be the truth. Just a few points on why Jesus Christ makes the most sense.

[@marshawoods4983]

Well, I don’t know why I don’t get notified right away with his channel but anyway, I 75 years old I’ve spent most of my life, depending on something or someone else for my happiness that definitely has not worked. I love this guest very wise man.

[@venkatavilla9818]

Try doing his Yoga Program. You will experience true inner joy within you ❤

[@ElPresidenteBuzzard]

And people want to silence this man's platform. He's asking questions and countering minutia with respect and intelligence. These convos are important!

[@sawssman965]

For what?

[@shanalshekhar7185]

@@sawssman965 for what do debates happen in national Assemblies?

[@skunkylove7131]

That was just a media campaign. “They” is a very small group of people.

[@breakfree1949]

So you know on the board of the WEF and is with Klaus Schwab for us to own nothing and be happy, while he’s already worth over 25m. Time to wake up people! Seriously wake the f up!

[@jeremyb251]

@@skunkylove7131 Exactly.

[@jasonsilos2419]

My mind is blown! I’ve been listening to and following Sadhguru for about a year, and JRE is so genuine and inquisititve, it was a great match. Sadhguru, “People may have separate heavens to go to, but we all come back to the same soil.” And, “if you are feeling pleasant (on earth) you are in heaven.”

[@Mr-E.]

I found Rogan's questions to be good at some points, then at other points he wasn't really listening to the answer. When he kept asking what the "tools" were, and Sadhguru was telling him... I realized Joe was coming from a dismissive place. He wasn't saying anything mystical and vague in that regard. Joe could have asked him what he meant by "heaven" rather than going on a long winded speech. Then later he found out what the guy was trying to say lol.

[@twistedyogi]

@Felix The Cat The tools he was talking about was his inner engineering program and other advaced yogic practices. You can check it out its pretty effective. It worked brilliantly for me. 🙏

[@Treevors30]

I don't really follow him but my dad has been listening to what he has to say he's bought some of his books and my dad used to yell and scream and fight all the time. Since he's been practicing what sadhguru says he hasn't raised his voice anger sense so I thought he must have been bottling it up or something. So I asked him he said there's nothing to bottle up. Still not sure if I get that or not I get what you're saying but do I understand it because if I understood that I could be able to do it right

[@BenSohlberg]

@Felix The Cat no way, that completely changes my view of him. Just another Klaus Schwab puppet.

[@Burning_Babylon]

Don't think the foreign exotic "guru" knows anything you won't find in the pursuit of knowledge of self. It exists in everyone. They fool westerners to think it's found only in India or Tibet. Rogan had the perfect amount of disrespect by challenging him

[@wilhelmnurso5948]

The greatest thing is that Joe goes through a whole lot of development talking to such people. And he has the capability to let others go through it aswell. The reason there is something authentic happening in these talks is because Joe is not keeping up a show but talking authentically. This is the best basis for anything.

[@aniketktpw]

🎉

[@rahatnadeem3027]

F*** I was thinking same !

[@oneandonlyfurniture502]

B cc fi

[@sudeshnabiswas2618]

Just watching Sadh gurus vdos had pulled me out of massive depression.

[@dhanyrafael]

Yeah, he is funny at least in public.

[@tkoll6268]

You recognized it, don't focus, pay attention to past suffering. Feel your present experience, senses, be a part of the process, no ego needed. Take care friend :)

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

Indian philosophy is very deep and not easy for westerners to understand. Sages in Vedas ask the very existence. They ask if there is anyone behind the creation. This question popped up in India almost 5000 years ago

[@utkarshsingh7204]

Please study about adwait vedant you will be amazed

[@invivo9845]

It’s not that hard, light brotherhoods work in similar ways in uk and India

[@Thanos-hp1mw]

As long as humans have existed, we always wondered about our existence. It's a human trait and has nothing to do with Indians or any other nationality

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

@@Thanos-hp1mw Ofcourse yes, these sages belong to Hinduism. Its a part of religion. We know the fate of the guy who discovered earth is round in shape. In Hinduism, you can question everything. There is no dogma or a single holy book as in Christianity, Judaism or Islam

[@brainsmith3854]

@@thomasthomasphilp4393 As an Indian whos been around a lot of religious people and was taught much religious history thats not true. Hindus are much more accepting of other religions but theres just as much dogma as in something like Christianity.

[@jamesmcd71]

My grandfather told me this all the time. In much simpler words, you and you alone are responsible for your happiness. You choose he be happy or sad. Even when someone makes you mad you are choosing to allow there actions to make you feel that way. I thought he was crazy but I realized he was correct and it's changed my life.

[@ootpik2440]

in Youth we Learn, in Age We Understand.

[@chrisdelagarza8048]

Let me ask you a quick question. At what age did it finally come to you. It was 37 for me.

[@crowmaster9652]

@@ootpik2440 when they vote wrong, they are responsible

[@scottflesher7164]

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[@rumtum99]

💯

[@Daniel-lw1po]

"Who already told you you're not in heaven and making a mess out of it" damn, that hit hard

[@Mallikarjun-g]

World we live in western metric of success, which comes at cost of human values, nature, and result of 4 million species extinct out of 12 million species in 150-200 years due to western idea of comfort. Do we really want that kind of success that feeds and comforts on cost of other lives and species ?? Seeking outward destroys us and seeking inward is divine.

[@DrPhillipMcCracken]

I scrolled to this comment just as he said it 😳

[@Daniel-lw1po]

@@DrPhillipMcCracken maybe we're soulmates

[@Daniel-lw1po]

@@Mallikarjun-g The East always has excuses for being 2nd. Yeah like China and Russia value anything other than money let alone nature. Well then keeping seeking inward and enjoy the woods lazy h hippy

[@simplytruth1920]

Am your 100 th like

[@DavidHavens-y7e]

Man Hindu Gurus are more logical and more answering than those fickle preachers. 😯

[@himanshusharma766]

The questions Joe Rogan asked..completely specific..no beating around the bush..such a great podcast.. absolutely loved it!!

[@vladg4522]

Unfortunate that this guru avoided answering them at all costs and instead kept dancing around them sounding like a marketer or a salesman.

[@NutTapper]

@@vladg4522 my thoughts exactly

[@akagerhard]

It IS a big load of bull. You can NOT be blissful, joyful and all of that good stuff, if external factors don't allow it. Yes, you can learn to make the best out of very difficult circumstances, but you can not completely disconnect yourself - and your tools (thoughts, emotions and body) from external factors. It's not possible. There are many things that can influence us and if we do NOT like these things, we will not be happy, while they are influencing us. And that's just the reality for the common person. But it goes even further. There are forces that can take control of you in some ways. They can influence your bodily reaction, your thoughts and emotions - EVEN IF YOU ARE CONSCIOUS. Even if you are not unconsciously living. Reaction is instant. Becoming conscious of the reaction ALWAYS follows the reaction. You can't be conscious of something, that isn't there yet. So if something "triggers" something within you, wether you LIKE what it triggers or not will determine wether you will be happy or not after it got triggered. Sure, you can try to let go of that and focus on something else.. but life is not just ONE trigger, you take control afterwards and are happy. No, life is TRIGGERS ALL THE TIME. Yes, you can, to a certain degree, control these triggers, but you can NOT control them all. And while you can control your long-term reaction, you can NEVER control your initial reaction. So IF, for some reason, there are MANY triggers that trigger an initial reaction that you DON'T like, you will NOT be happy most of the time. Don't trust gurus. Every single guru is a liar. They give you the illusion of a solution, and because the solution works to SOME degree, they will be able to make you think/feel like you're not following instruction well enough for the solution to be perfect.

[@akagerhard]

"Yes, you can, to a certain degree, control these triggers, but you can NOT control them all." What I mean by this is, for example: If you get triggered by people on twitter, you can avoid twitter. But you can't just avoid EVERYTHING in life.

[@phillipcollins1103]

I think Joe asked questions demonstrating he was not getting what saghguru was saying but he’d benefit from spending time with him I’d say ..he drinks, smokes and takes some recreational drugs I think so maybe there’s a better way through philosophy and caring

[@elisabethseaton6521]

He named some of the tools: conscious response to life, sitting quietly (meditation) how to sit, how to breathe, how to manage yourself.

[@nvrtrynvrknw9359]

It's just the simple things that people will live blissfully. Rogan doesn't get it

[@MrPoopypants747]

But he fails on laying them down properly. you can't just namedropp some methods and expect to be understood. For these words aren't convenient to describe the tools for somone who doesn't know them. I'm not sure whether Joe understood him or not but Sadghuru definetly failed to adapt his description for the audience. A few years ago i would've thought:"I sit and breath all day but my depressions just getting worse" For he doesn't say "how" to breathe or "how" to sit

[@nvrtrynvrknw9359]

@@MrPoopypants747 you have to use your brain sometimes,not all will be spoonfeed. Main point of the convo is go back to the basics. Life is simple, you don't need to complicate it

[@kishernskydy8699]

sadhguru was talking about the Inner Engineering yoga program. look it up.

[@Drumaier]

@@MrPoopypants747 yes exactly, It seems to me that Sandhguru was holding the information.

[@jackiebeltran7195]

I think what Sadhguru was trying to explain is that people can learn to have self awareness and the will of wanting to be better. If we dig deep we can solve our own personal problems/issues. Those are the tools we have to help ourselves however not everyone makes the effort.

[@aoeu256]

I think the way we can solve the world's problems in Ray Kurzweils singularity. There are about 5+ technologies that will all lead humans living immortally perhaps in virtual reality (although able to inhabit robots etc...) as inventing one of them will cause the other 4 to be invented very quickly. Think about Replicators, quantum computers, super-AI, neurolink, and "super energy". We have to focus on the bigger picture and not focus so much on zero-sum ideas. These technologies can be invented in about 15-20 years if we all focus, but may take 3x longer if we lose track.

[@antonioaguirre2832]

You get it! Unlike Joe and the rest of the people in the comment section that just want an answer from some outside source not knowing the answer is in you and not seeking it from anyone else! Joe was getting a little annoying lol

[@heraldomedrano1417]

Fake Guru.

[@BETIMAAPAPA]

@@heraldomedrano1417 instead of pointing out wht u didnt unserstand , u have started labeling. u r better off with alcohol and drugs.

[@ghostelliott9339]

But Joe Rogan was trying to pull at least one of those tools out of him, and he didnt, atleast in this little 10 minute segment. It all sounded amazing from my sad little perspective, but he didn't give any answers like any other religion. I understand i am the manufacturer of my experience, solely, but if that's miserable, then what do I do? I wish he would have answered it in this little clip.

[@shawnstatzer95]

Sadhguru has responsed to some of my questions. He is amazing, in my opinion.

[@nonobrochacho240]

“How do you know you’re not in heaven making a mess of it”. Brilliant

[@The10lfunk4]

Lol not really, that's like saying your child is making a mess LMAO not that deep bro 🤣

[@artsalinas7264]

@@The10lfunk4 that's shallow thinking bro

[@The10lfunk4]

@@artsalinas7264 literally what I'm saying

[@artsalinas7264]

@@The10lfunk4 you may be too young to think that deeply. Everyone has a chance at happiness, yet we continue to shoot ourselves in the foot. Can we make earth a living heaven? Yes, but we ARE mucking it up. When you get older, you'll open up to the possibilities that it's not all about you. What the gentleman said may be true. But, we won't know until we're done.

[@The10lfunk4]

@@artsalinas7264 you think small, equally smart to an ape 🤣

[@andyadams7806]

Joe is a very deep man. He can talk to people from ALL WALKS of life and keep a fluent conversation going. Without awkward silence. He has enough knowledge of just about everything to give enough intellectual input to keep the interviews interesting.

[@saltytree729]

People make out he’s dumb but he’s read fucking thousands of books and soaked up more knowledge than some writers most comedians have to retain extreme amounts of information and material this is a skill. The man’s got a brain like a safe.

[@boos_2]

Deep man?? On what basis?? He simply wanted to insult other religions and propogate his own to be superior to the rest the word you are looking for is dumb not deep

[@ISLANDSKIN]

He also knows chemicals.

[@yungjeddy]

@@ISLANDSKIN LoL

[@karnagefails333]

@@boos_2 You ok dude?

[@arnoldh2275]

Joe Rogan has a good balance of being open to new ideas while at the same time challenging ideas he doesn't agree with or understand

[@amaniahmed5481]

I agree. I enjoyed the gentle push and pull.

[@econtrolable]

Thank you JRE and Sadhguru. I really needed this today!

[@noelshafi1314]

I think Joe Rogan has set the bar very high in the world of information exchange. Whether you agree with the guru or not, you have to respect the fact that this podcast is taking the time and energy to interview so many different personalities and expose the audience to a multitude of perspectives. I hope it continues along this path of engaging people from all walks of life because our modern media and entertainment simply does not cover issues with this kind of intensity. I feel like the media, both left and right, is so polluted with political sound bites and “entertainment” that we rarely get to see a deeper aspect of human culture. I understand Rogan may have his controversies here and there, but beyond that, he is making an absolutely amazing contribution to modern media. Great stuff, keep it coming.

[@cagnazzo82]

Joe isn't the first. Charlie Rose did this before him... at least before he was canceled during the first me too wave.

[@stevedv629]

Sadhguru (jaggi vasudev) killed his wife in 1997, look into it. He’s a narcissistic cult leader, just a very successful one. A lot of his stuff is based off of osho. Joe rogan is a layman’s interviewer, he represents the average man in an interview, to say he’s set the bar high is ridiculous, he’s in no way an educated journalist who fact checks and is critical of primary sources, he’s just an average guy, and that’s great….but don’t think it’s more than it is, there’s a reason most of his guests are the alternative types

[@GusGusInc]

If you agree with this dirty dude please tell me so I don’t talk to you

[@jpphoton]

Yes. And that is the point: the ability to engage in earnest intellectual discourse. Wherz Neil Young at?

[@528hrtz]

Joe is a gate keeper..

[@k-ray6989]

these conversations make me cry man...as an addict of over half my life I know exactly what its like to rely on something else for happiness. i never learned any other way and now , I'm me

[@a-22saurabhsingh25]

Bless u brother,

[@hotbot4219]

Hahaaha

[@kaylyn3]

I hope you have an enjoyable life & really take in what he’s saying in the video but also go off & do your own research & discovery because discovery is the real obtainment in this life, not the destination. Be thankful for the present moment always! Bless you & never give up🥰

[@DKG_4747]

Jesus Christ can save you brother

[@induchopra3014]

Happiness comes from within. Talk to another human. Give him hope. Help him. Free happiness..lasting happiness..it comes back..kindness passes.. thats why manners are very important. Thats why politeness is important..its the oil of machine of life

[@teocaraba5039]

The questions joe asked are so spot on its insane how good he is for this type of podcast

[@jaustia18]

u must be high. joe's ego took a massive hit this podcast. he ended up giving up and in that felt embarrassed at his inferiority

[@pradyumn2692]

@@jaustia18 you are sarcastic aren't you ? Jaggi basically dodged all the important questions and Joe was like F it lets complete the podcast and go for lunch.

[@danielmcdonald9917]

He’s a very intelligent guy that’s why

[@deepakabram]

@@jaustia18 Joe is a skeptic. Jaggi fans can't digest anyone questioning their godman

[@imawildman]

@@deepakabram I'm not a "fan" but his wisdom resonates with me. Why do you think that is?

[@derekhalliday9274]

Did the Inner Engineering a few yrs back wonderful as Sadguru says, gave me a Spiritual toolkit which I continue to use and have grown with, 🙏

[@Royalbob123]

Nice. Still doing ? Planning to explore his inner engineering ..

[@theeliasarchives]

Literally started watching this dude months ago. Never would I imagine he’d be on joe rogan. This is so crazy awesome to see him on

[@breakfree1949]

So you know on the board of the WEF and is with Klaus Schwab for us to own nothing and be happy, while he’s already worth over 25m. Time to wake up people! Seriously wake the f up!

[@inframatic]

This dude basically brainwashed his wife into killing herself. He is not someone who should be followed

[@JeTVas]

@@inframatic TRUE.. Wish the world stop glorifying this dude..

[@nissum5179]

@@inframatic I don't take anyone's anything blindly. I learn what i think is right don't matter who it is. There's things to learn even from Hitler

[@deepika2644]

AGAIN. I am seeing how some are sh*tting in the reply section of every comment on this video. Writing the same old lies again and again and again and again and THEN LIKING similar lies proves how desperately you want to spread propaganda against Sadhguru

[@dinkelproductions9931]

The “tools” he’s talking about is changing your state of mind about your reality, everyone lives in their own reality. Earth is 8 billion realities colliding. Only you can control how you feel about yours. Turn your losses into wins, keep a good attitude, train yourself to think this way. It doesn’t happen overnight but you can make your reality feel more blissful. Just accept that you can’t control the universe, only how you perceive it. One of my favorite quotes idk the origin: -we can’t control the weather so we might as well enjoy it.

[@duspar1]

Except crazy people do attempt to control the weather and hurt all life doing it. But you might as well enjoy it.

[@samanthahyatte04]

Totally agree. Not that I’ve done a great job at doing it or anything, but it’s true when applied for sure. I did hear him mention breathing, accepting yourself and your surroundings, bring still and blissful- whenever joe asked what the tools were. Downloaded Spotify again to watch this interview. Lol

[@KibyNykraft]

Sort of but that doesn't always work like ideal, and if it doesn't you must have learned how to handle the reality of the changeing reality affecting you, to put it that way. A very basic simple thing is to accept your own death. And you don't choose when it will appear. Once you have accepted that death is always lurking above your shoulder, you realize that the human ego is only there to help you survive in the most basic ways. Use it for that. Once that is done, put it in the drawer for later. Esotericism is just an escape from reality caused by the modern lifestyle's "downside"; the sword isn't hanging above your head in terms of resources available. Once it does, you will lose interest in magic and superstitions pretty quick. No god is going to find you food, no LSD trip is going to, and no daylong meditations (although they can of course make people relax and save energy if needed for that person by long-or shortterm situation).

[@daviesbazale3980]

i think this is the best comment ever

[@user-pt2wo8yw8i]

The tool is not changing your state of mind. That is the result of using the tools.

[@Kgsoloman-ou6wm]

*"An intelligence that needs to be conscious; is unconscious, and compulsive".* ---In other words, we are all on autopilot reacting; rather than listening, understanding, and thinking. Beautiful.

[@TheKamikazenaz]

Or. more likely, its just someone spouting boll*cks.

[@deepika2644]

Exactly. We need to be more Conscious

[@Hu.tao.chan007]

So his answer is to come join his cult. He have the tool to be conscious. Typical Cult Gurur.

[@brainwashedliberals]

Word salad.

[@0canadiens81]

@@TheKamikazenaz you are bullocks.

[@DrkRydrProductions]

I can't quantify Joe, what you have provided. As they have said for decades, knowledge is power. Thank you

[@isisrodrigueztheartist5386]

after following Sadhguru for many years, i think the last few minutes of this conversation is the best, when he makes a distinction that "mystical is not for everybody" and that most people are overcoming common issues (referencing headaches, alcoholism, as a small "screwdriver" to use) to live peacefully with some sense of purpose...and that they are not looking for complete overhaul. this statement is spot on... i think becoming religious and having a strong belief is a complete overhaul and when I do meet people who are truely spiritual and or religious, it amazes me. their energy immediately calms me...i would like to get there someday...

[@akagerhard]

It IS a big load of bull. You can NOT be blissful, joyful and all of that good stuff, if external factors don't allow it. Yes, you can learn to make the best out of very difficult circumstances, but you can not completely disconnect yourself - and your tools (thoughts, emotions and body) from external factors. It's not possible. There are many things that can influence us and if we do NOT like these things, we will not be happy, while they are influencing us. And that's just the reality for the common person. But it goes even further. There are forces that can take control of you in some ways. They can influence your bodily reaction, your thoughts and emotions - EVEN IF YOU ARE CONSCIOUS. Even if you are not unconsciously living. Reaction is instant. Becoming conscious of the reaction ALWAYS follows the reaction. You can't be conscious of something, that isn't there yet. So if something "triggers" something within you, wether you LIKE what it triggers or not will determine wether you will be happy or not after it got triggered. Sure, you can try to let go of that and focus on something else.. but life is not just ONE trigger, you take control afterwards and are happy. No, life is TRIGGERS ALL THE TIME. Yes, you can, to a certain degree, control these triggers, but you can NOT control them all. And while you can control your long-term reaction, you can NEVER control your initial reaction. So IF, for some reason, there are MANY triggers that trigger an initial reaction that you DON'T like, you will NOT be happy most of the time. Don't trust gurus. Every single guru is a liar. They give you the illusion of a solution, and because the solution works to SOME degree, they will be able to make you think/feel like you're not following instruction well enough for the solution to be perfect.

[@akagerhard]

To elaborate: "Yes, you can, to a certain degree, control these triggers, but you can NOT control them all." What I mean by this is, for example: If you get triggered by people on twitter, you can avoid twitter. But you can't just avoid EVERYTHING in life.

[@phillipcollins1103]

@@akagerhard I think sadguru is a lot more reasonable whereas you sound like you come from an almost angry and unconsidered position..people have existential issues and it’s good to get insights from those who have given issues a lot of logical thought ..regardless of whether they are Hindu Buddhist or whatever

[@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740]

@@phillipcollins1103 he is conman he has several cases of corruption and assault. He lives lavish life and has super bikes and cars purchased from donors money. Everything will be ok and stressful if you don't have family to feed and earn a living and have wealth like him.

[@phillipcollins1103]

@@socio-economicnewsnetwork4740 sure but do me a favor and watch some of his philosophical talks ..a lot of what he says resonates with plenty of people. Fame has affected him a bit yes and the elites have latched on to him making it kind of fashionable to like him ..which I don’t like

[@Dylan-gy1hp]

I can’t believe this happened. I literally just thought of this somewhat randomly, the other day and now it has happened. Can’t believe Sadhguru made it to Rogan! This is so good and I can’t wait to watch!

[@politics4094]

Same!

[@besotoxicomusic]

No you didn’t.

[@dandelion3391]

@@besotoxicomusic Nothing ever happens

[@chevchellios621]

No. Rogan made it to meeting saghguru

[@sergioropo3019]

I was checking out some Sadhguru video and went to Spotify to see who is on Rogan. I never ever do that. And there he is.

[@maxidigital]

Last year, I met Sadhguru through this video, which means that this video changed my life. Thank you, Joe.

[@Mallikarjun-g]

World we live in western metric of success, which comes at cost of human values, nature, and result of 4 million species extinct out of 12 million species in 150-200 years due to western idea of comfort. Do we really want that kind of success that feeds and comforts on cost of other lives and species ?? Seeking outward destroys us and seeking inward is divine.

[@maxidigital]

@@Mallikarjun-g agree fully

[@niyor3608]

Dude he's a snake oil salesman. Look into him.

[@Mallikarjun-g]

@@niyor3608 😂😂

[@surfchixful]

Sadhguru at wef 2024for depopulation, don't be fooled

[@creativegemini95]

Thank you, two Men, for coming together and sharing this conversation. GOD is within us. Life is Heaven

[@testify225]

This feels like a conversation between my left brain and my right brain...... And I love it. Both are talking about the same thing. Just approaching it from a different direction

[@kinshaabid3063]

💯💯

[@rdcruick]

Very well put. I think the crossroads of science and spirituality is by far the most potent driver of growth and connectivity in one's self.

[@yanicyoda4762]

What if i told you humanity is evolving to using more of the left brain now😉

[@jalal3254]

nah the old man is talking nonsense and avoiding the the question

[@impala1977]

@@rdcruick The irony is that science and what passes as spiritual today is what makes you feel inadequate. This guru is a performer and charmer.

[@johnpress1]

"An intelligence which needs to be conscious, is unfortunately unconscious and impulsive." Best quote from the clip.

[@philsole]

I don't really get that. Can you explain?

[@Brave_New_Tube]

@@philsole Human fallibility/error in a nutshell basically imo. For all of our advanced "systems" and miraculous capabilities, we're still subject to our baser instincts and have an amazing ability to screw things up in newer and more impressive ways all the time. That's how I take it.

[@legionreaver]

It is awakening slowly but surely. People do not want to admit they are the inhabitants of beasts they must tame least they be consumed by their own nature but in time they will. You inhabit an avatar of flesh and bone. That which constitutes consciousness is the same in you as an in I. The only difference is the experience generated relative to space, time and probability. There is no past. There is no future. Only the ever present now and the more you attend to it the better things will relatively be. It isn't that there was a singularity at the beginning of the universe. It's that we are the singularity. All there has ever been, all that is and all that will ever be is a single point of energy. All the power of God and the one thing he could never have is meaning thus man and our struggle to understand ourselves and all that is. How lucky, honored, horrified and all the rest are we. It isn't that nothing matters. It's that everything matters.

[@ObieR]

It means that often we operate our lives unconsciously and impulsively allowing our habits to guide how we live our lives instead of actively and consciously playing a role in our day-to-day moment to moment decision making which will vastly improve our life if we operate ourselves that way

[@beezo1764]

@Curtis James Wow, very well put!!👍

[@lechanneldemysterieuxmante1807]

It’s amazing the variety of guests JR has had on. Really quite amazing.

[@abnhersNUT]

He was avoiding the question because he didn’t know it’s okay to say you don’t know sometimes…

[@TDawg45357]

Shit😂

[@bhumitmpatel]

Inner Engineering. Go through his audiobook or class to understand it. It worked for me.

[@justanunknownfriend5091]

The reason this podcast is most important over all the others. The idea of still having a real conversation and a debate about it. Respectfully and intelligible. 🙏🏻

[@dru7235]

And how he is genuinely intrigued to learn perspective. And intelligent with his critical thinking processing. Thanks, Joe. Are things making more sense now?

[@lucy9877]

Have you seen Post Malone meets Elon Musk It’s hilarious!! 👽 😂

[@Greenbean1202]

That requires actual research and genuine conversation. Mass media doesn't have time for that AND spouting the government's propaganda

[@TimeBucks]

So many truths in this video

[@Sheikrisvan1991]

Yeah many things

[@morellatovar4151]

Bien

[@dolatramgomani2670]

Yeah many thing

[@pns5013]

Relative truths!

[@RayanKhan]

I can't BELIEVE this happened. Two people I never thought even KNEW about each other are talking to each other, discussing the things I want to know about most.

[@graysonmichael8335]

i could listen to this man speak for as long as he has the energy and the generosity to speak

[@kelseyo9374]

I did inner engineering 5 years ago, and did the Shoonya program 3 years ago. The Shoonya practice has completely changed my life, in a way that is incomparable to any therapy, lifestyle, diet, drug, etc that I have ever tried. It has been the difference between being the version of myself that is trapped by my previous experiences and traumas, and getting to be the version of myself I want to be. Nothing else in life compares to that sort of freedom

[@ReginaCæliLætare]

The same happened to me with The Wonder Method. I'm glad you found your path 🙏

[@ishanablack3871]

More people should read your comment

[@dudepandey736]

I am planning to learn tools of life at his ashram as well, hopefully soon enough!

[@johnnykrauze]

If you still think you are the body and trapped in your skull, that is of limited value. But a good start.

[@lensbergus6224]

It is important that everyone finds a method that works for them, be it Shoonya practice or whichever other method. :)

[@patp3236]

I remember writing a comment years ago saying Joe Rogan needed this guy on… Dreams really do come true

[@gaurdianrayrhama1583]

@@theonetrueking2685 A Father n His right mind would not send His child to a eternal pit of fire...nor allow such a place to exist. Wtf is wrong wit the majority of Christians believing such a evil thought would be of A Master of Love and Compassion. We are all His children and we are not yet perfect. Hell is nonexistent..created falsely to control the masses by putting us n a state of fear. The Father is Love..fear Him not..sick of hearing and seeing all this stupid hell shit..puting fear and anxiety in my fellow beings. Christians etc. use yur fuckn feelings...u only believe n hell cause its written n a book. If u were the Parent of creation would u send yur child to eternal fire for being wrong..and not obeying? That bible has been fuc-ed and gave labor to lies and deception and fear. Wake the fuc up ..yur heart is closer to yur Father God...u don't need a Book based on fear tactics about some God of war and famine. An imposter is what you serve.

[@Ktmfan450]

@@theonetrueking2685 Babylonians had their own religion before Christianity existed

[@lotusbands9657]

@@theonetrueking2685 a god that sends people to burn in hell. And you call others devils

[@keeponkeepingon983]

Aim higher my friend

[@keeponkeepingon983]

@@lotusbands9657 yeah but only the wicked so it's cool really

[@Itsuhsikhworld]

The best of both worlds here. Completely different style of thought frame and personalities yet so respectful and understanding of each other. Awesome work Joe 👏👏👏

[@spiritofthewolf1880]

God, if only more people were like this... The world wouldn't be so bad. People these days can't even have a casual debate without getting overly emotional.

[@voodiethemoody]

@@wombunktules1973 haha yeah so Joe is an intelligent guy so he tries to cover every nook & cranny of the question and add his own contexts to make sure he doesn’t miss anything whereas Sadhguru is only asking about the obvious, practical point 😂 funny to see them get mixed up like that

[@drkdrumz]

Not completely different … good podcast tho

[@chestyp0311]

@@wombunktules1973 Joe came in with a preconception of him. You could sense this in a previous podcast where he mentioned he was going to have him on the podcast. I believe this is because Joe doesn’t understand exactly what Sanguru is preaching. He thinks he is peddling some kind of new religion but he is simply peddling mindfulness and meditation and the idea of a conscious observer outside of everything we have been conditioned to look at as reality. More than once did Sanguru mention this but it went completely over Joe’s head and he kept asking “what do you say to the 30 year old guy who wants to change his life”. This was frustrating for me to watch because, again, he answered his question more than once. Joe was just set on tearing him apart and brushing him off as a new age cult leader. Sanguru is not saying anything new, he is emphasizing the teachings of Buddha mixed with a modern understanding of how those Buddhist teachings are so effective and delivering them in a way that resonates with people. An analogy can be drawn out of Pat Macs success (if you know who that is). Pat Mac preaches the time and tested techniques of tactical gun training but delivers it in a way that resonates with people, there is nothing new about his techniques. Sanguru is not teaching anything new

[@abhishekdarjee7069]

@@chestyp0311 nah, he is not a Buddhist, he teaches Yoga, Advaita Vedanta, Shaivism.

[@sjbchase4766]

Sadhguru is the One human i want to meet on this planet. Just so i can thank him in person. My most important spiritual teacher. And i am So glad that Rogan's grand audience has the chance to finally meet him as well. 🙏🏽

[@RedScorpion92]

Makes me think about how quiting smoking over the last few years has mentally and physically made me feel more in control and at peace with myself, removing that addiction has been a real blessing in my life.

[@moneyshotmonday7471]

Currently struggling with it. Happy to hear that for you man!

[@mindfulascendant130]

Possibilities within, increase the probability of choice. ~ MD Luvall . I think what's being said, 'tools are possibilities of responsibility, results are not without cause'.

[@glennsnare09]

Dude addiction is incredibly hard to beat... having something you love and enjoy... knowing it's destructive, but craving it anyway.... finding yourself in low low low places, with seemingly nothing else to turn to but your addiction, which at least will provide you with temporary relief, but still having to refuse it and face the abyss willingly.... if you haven't experienced it, you can't understand

[@RedScorpion92]

@@moneyshotmonday7471 I appreciate it if your still pushing through it yourself you have my sympathises. The first few weeks are just awful but the longer you go without it the easier it becomes until its gone its worth it I assure you.

[@NJ-os3rn]

Listening to this made me think about quitting today.

[@Gamble396]

One of the greatest sentences said in this podcast was, Spirituality is seeking whereas Relgion is just Following

[@user-uh6vy4mo3j]

Hi AN! Reading your comment leads me to distinguish between Christianity and All "Religions". They All say, in one way or another, do this and do that and maybe you'll make it to Heaven. They All comprise man's attempt to get to God. BUT, Christianity is completely different! (,Maybe I shouldn't use the word Christianity since it is tossed around so loosely). The Entire Bible is about how God Reached down to man! By sending His Only Begotten Son Jesus Christ to Pay in FULL for All of our sins by shedding His Precious Blood on the Cross as Payment! Salvation is a Free Gift to be Freely received! Jesus Christ did ALL the Work! We need only Believe on Jesus Christ as Savior and we are Eternally Saved! John 3:16 is the Heartbeat of The Bible! LOVE! So, religions say "Do", but GOD Says "Done"! Freely Receive Eternal Life by accepting Jesus as your Savior! There is no other way to be reconciled to God Who is HOLY! Jesus took the penalty for your sins so He can Dress you in His Righteousness! Jesus's Resurrection is the most thoroughly documented FACT in All of human history! He is Exactly WHO He claimed to be! Jesus is The WAY, The TRUTH, and The LIFE! You can accept Jesus Christ as your Savior Right Now! And Know you are going to Heaven! Not because of anything you did but because of what Jesus did for you! His last words on the Cross were "It is Finished!" Your sin debt has been Paid in FULL! God's Gift to you! He LOVES you!!! I am Praying for you! 😀💗😀

[@apullz3329]

both are fine

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

@@apullz3329 But not for each other lol.

[@devenshortxd4497]

@@kittywampusdrums4963 religion can guide you where to seek young grasshopper

[@KimberlyBarkdoll]

Truth!

[@ricardotirado8304]

I just finished listening to this on Spotify ... one of my favorite episodes. Man this guy gives me a lot to think about. What an awesome guest!

[@SteffanoDucati]

There's a sucker born every minute

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

@@SteffanoDucati LMAO!!

[@OrangeHeadTM]

@@SteffanoDucati hes got the nu male smile, can you blame him lol

[@matthoward598]

Why is that? Def willing to give it a full listen on Saturday.

[@vaibhavgurung5585]

If you have any kind of question in life, in general or practical or deeper existential questions, or if u r stuck in any situation in life, simply search on youtube, like sadhguru on 'XYZ..' you'll definitely find your answer. Man he has very deep and original insights into every aspect of life. There's tons of his free content on youtube, and he also has an app with exclusive content. He explains in very simple laymen's terms, but don't be fooled by his language, he is an extremely wise man! For the start u can search for his video 'sadhguru vs the scientist full conversation' for a taste of his level of wisdom. All the best!

[@antjej.9092]

And the Inner Engineering works indeed. I learnt the process in 2021 and will never forget the exact date… because it changed my life. As he says: In is the only way out.

[@evantochydlowski4787]

Sadhguru on JRE?!? My mind is blown 🤯

[@omogenews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpO9i3aigrukmdk Media after Joe Rogan 😱

[@omogenews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpO9i3aigrukmdk Media after Joe Rogan 😱

[@xk3168]

I wanted this before Armageddon

[@vimal-cliobconsulting]

I kinda knew that he was going to invite him lol because I saw him followed sadhguru on Instagram

[@Hittlinho]

Why is he sad guru and not happy guru?

[@jacobkrantz12]

I appreciate the sentiment of what the guest is saying. But I love how Joe civilly tried to process what he was saying while giving respectful push back. This is why JRE is great

[@321inspiration]

Yes the whole episode needs to be seen to get the picture. Tools = Sadhguru's Inner Engineering program of yoga meditation and diet is what he recommends.

[@braydenlinthicum373]

hahahaha dude caters to society and has beliefs based on what controversy is coming his way.....hes a sell out but people who are not true fans will not criticize and will just like everything that person is doing....You like JR so you can fit in and be part of the conversation

[@CoDnChill]

Thats what Hinduism is all about, “question everything”. Bhagavad Gita, which is a prep talk to a warrior by his mentor before the great war (Oversimplifying it here)

[@bradbaker7262]

@@braydenlinthicum373 who hurt you

[@soulunbound4882]

@@321inspiration I agree he’s pushing his stuff to get which makes it seem like he’s just trying to make money, but for example the question about the 30 year old, there’s no way to make them change besides themself doing it. That’s fighting your subconscious urges, and habits, everything is a habit it just depends what your habits are if you stop drinking and smoking for 2 months your not going to get the urge to drink or smoke like you were at day 5, it’s that simple for something like addictions you have to just be strong enough to stop, for anxiety Litterally tell yourself your overthinking there’s no point at all to have this thought, I’m making up a random scenario that’s not even real or thinking about the past or future that can never come back or hasn’t even happened yet. No point in overthinking, don’t give people the power to change your emotions. If someone does something to you, you don’t have to get mad, it’s about control just like addictions.forms of practice is meditation, and things that require discipline and mental strength like working out and fasting. It’s harsh to say but it’s all on you, you have to stop yourself from having negative thoughts, you have to get off your addictions yourself, it’s that simple. If he explained it like this Joe would’ve understood better but he just talked about his inner engineering shit which probably really does teach what I just explained in a longer version, but he should’ve gave the short version for an answer

[@hectorochoa3257]

Started with soil . Ended up in gates to experience extraterrestrial life , gotta listen to the whole episode i love this guy ! I listen to him while at work sometimes and makes me fly thru what I do and feel like gained tons of experience at the same time . Got to the point where silence or " nothing " is a creative peacefully space wich connects me to " that " it's an amazing thing 👍 thanks Joe and #sadhguru 💫

[@VinnyMickeyRickeyDickeyEddy]

That's awesome. Learning to enjoy silence and nothing was one of the most important things I've ever done. I got rid of my smart phone for that purpose. It freed up so much mental bandwidth. Being able to sit in a waiting room for 45 minutes without feeling bored, but resting or exploring my own thoughts is beautiful. My senses fully engaging with the world around me without constant urge to pull the phone has been beautiful.

[@plinpain]

I know what you mean brother. It's kinda wild.

[@michaelwatson7060]

LookUp Prison Fight - Losing an Eye over Popeyes it's hilarious!!

[@hrabia]

7:10 I love how he laughed when Joe was talking about desires

[@ChampagneThrottle]

He's one of the wisest people I've ever listened to

[@robinpecat1478]

This ia one of the important Epesiodes of JRE. Thank you very much.

[@stevestancill4928]

Joe Rogan has put to shame all the fancy suit media in their high rise buildings. Keep up the great interviews.

[@nicholaskaufmann7276]

Joe's laughing all the way to the bank himself tho hahaha 😆 his 400 million Spotify deal

[@Trazyn_Archives]

@Tom Fox bruh lmao

[@joaopedroguitar2001]

@@Trazyn_Archives Oh well, guess we will never know, because only he knows what happened, right?

[@mistere031]

Never would I have ever imagined seeing Sadhguru on Joe Rogan's podcast. Mind blown!!! This man changed my life. Give his book Inner Engineering a chance. Quick breakdown of it. We have 3 bodies. A food body, mental body, and an energy body. Namaste.

[@aaronglanville8430]

Thanks, will check it out

[@He.Who.Shall.Remain.Genderless]

Got it ty mate! You saved me atleast 19.99 paperback! Great summary.

[@Cookiekeks]

Where is this energy body, and does is this supposed to mean? Sounds like just another pseudoreligious BS

[@evan191919]

@@Cookiekeks Maybe dig deeper into it instead of just reading some strangers short summarization of his own interpretation of it. Too judgy, mate. You might find something in it that nobody else has discovered.

[@jaysaviod9581]

Dude I am Indian and namaste is not used at the end of a sentence..

[@clarkwall5368]

A healthy body a healthy mind. Learned this as a teen now 62 and happy.

[@saaketh83]

Bless you Clark 🙏🏽

[@newkidsongs6580]

Have you seen “Elon Musk meets Post Malone” 👽

[@gibraltar0553]

Yes but that means we are somewhat like animals. We are miserable if we don't take care of our physical needs although being spiritual beings. We have to get everything in order or else we will feel we lack something but our natural state is no lack.

[@buddyroe61]

I didn't have the ability to eat well when I was a child, Then went to work and made some wrong turns, now I'm 74, and been sick for twenty years. 👍 I forgot to put away my childest way's. But have three wounderfull children 🙏🙏

[@universesixhit642]

Learned a bit late myself but it's the only thing that truly matters.

[@FunNPlay.Gaming]

Joe is great, he never lets him preach. What this guru always tries to do is get the other person to agree with everything he says. He knows a lot of stories and often pulls one out of thin air that seems relevant to the question, though sometimes it isn’t. Then he starts telling the story and forgets the logic. He doesn't answer questions logically. Better you find some great monks in monasteries. They are very logical wise & always telling truth.

[@klarsuel1]

Joe is such a open guy you have to love him he’s a believer in humanity you can tell

[@tobiasbrunner4720]

Makes me so angry when people try to brand him as a right wing extremist.

[@gabrielallen790]

@@tobiasbrunner4720 You just gotta laugh man; 'cos even if they know they're spinning crap, they're still more lost than us in a fundamental way (ie open-mindedness)

[@tobiasbrunner4720]

@@gabrielallen790 amen

[@jensandersen7011]

@@tobiasbrunner4720 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5_bZoOBebKijcU

[@sakurasfish2115]

Honestly as much as i liked Sadhguru Joe really impressed me in this podcast (he usually does though) he's just a comedian/sports comentator after all but he's so good at conversations...imagine talking with all this different people for 2+ hours most of their haters would look like morons...and in this episode he asked exactly the questions i always wanted to ask sadguru and was really respectful despite showing sane skepticism

[@anudeepsrivastav]

It just blows my mind on how Joe can talk to these individuals from various sectors be it tech , science , astronomy , yoga with diff perspectives , and nuances of life and be humble in all the interactions he makes with each one of them love him

[@ploddodd]

Just gotta listen and take an interest in topics thst you'd never even think to have an interest. It's not about believing in them, but expanding knowledge. I think JR just likes knowing shit. Same here.

[@PMGF1]

@@ploddodd and having an open mind. People with open minds are better at listening and making other comfortable with talking/expressing themselves. If he wasn't open minded then he would be passing judgement and arguing with every guest.

[@ploddodd]

@@PMGF1 definitely. Many folks won't even converse without engaging with the others point. Listening and being open minded certainly makes you a better listening, agreed.

[@BentzlerPC]

I never liked Joe Rogan, in particular. My son and I are only 13 years apart, bc I was a little bad ass punk kid, and he started getting me to watch JRE podcasts... Then Jordan Peterson... Then Andrew Tate... Then Theo Von. Etc... It's amazing when you realize that you have such a wide and smart child , and he knows just how to show me something that I will thoroughly enjoy! Joe Rogan and Donald Trump were both guys I thought were not my kinda people, going years back. But it's amazing how someone may surprise you if you keep an open mind. Keep up the good work Rogan , Trump, Peterson, Von, and you too Jacko Willink!

[@dshow1658]

Listen is easy people just don’t do it to much anymore

[@DibbzTV]

Also, respect to the guru for admitting mysticism and that kinda practice isn’t for everyone. Mad respect

[@joebowl8315]

You can't do anything with that mindset

[@FadedWorld.]

@@brianm5753 Some tips to meditate, most important one is to be in a peaceful environment with absolutely least or no noise so you couldn't be distracted easily, being under dim light also helps, second is to relax and try to make your mind empty by removing all unnecessary thoughts like you are about to sleep but not really. Do this after a strenuous activity and when you are tired, your body will automatically demand oxygen and then let go of your breath and let your lungs fill on their own, your focus will be on your breath which is trying to relax and come back to a normal state and you won't even have to strain your lungs to inhale. This practice daily will help you learn to adapt to meditation and concentrate with ease rather than trying too hard which is the opposite point of meditation

[@brianm5753]

@@FadedWorld. Thanks 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@bill482]

@@brianm5753 I learned to be still and listen by attending an Al-Anon 12 step program regularly for the last year. There may be five or fifteen different individuals in the one hour group sessions. While each individual is given a few minutes to share their experiences out loud, the rest of the group, including myself, are sitting quietly and just listening. No cross-talk, no advice-giving, no interruption. This is the best kind of open eye meditation that I have experienced in my life. I have found it is a 'safe' environment which develops honesty, humility and openness for all involved. My emotions become 'very pleasant'. It is magical and simple. The 12 step programs across the world are far more transformational that I would have thought a year ago.

[@bholabomjan6285]

@@brianm5753 yes that correct you don’t do meditation you become meditative

[@jcred350]

Religion isn't responsible for atrocities. People wielding it for personal endeavors are.

[@Qasim_Ali_789]

This is gonna be the best ever podcast of Joe Rogan. These people, trying to attend and discuss the core problems of life is just amazing. I wish everyone can at least sit and discuss like them, whatever it may be. Lots of love from Bangladesh. #Sadhguru #SaveSoil

[@cernunnos3699]

I find gurus hard to listen to, they use too many metaphors. It would be better to give point by point pragmatic advice.

[@Philosophycase15]

@@cernunnos3699 remember me.

[@cernunnos3699]

@@Philosophycase15 Did you mean that as a statement or a question?

[@harghartiranga2606]

#savesoil

[@cernunnos3699]

@@harghartiranga2606 How?

[@AcidGlow]

I love how his PodCast expand on the guests. It gives you a wide selection of topics to discuss. Love it! 🙂

[@ultimatewick]

"Oh he has checkmark by his name, better give him thumbs up" - derpbrains on YT.

[@ivaerz4977]

Wow i remember watching your fightcade tutorial to play third strike

[@aceboogisback9946]

Black Lives Matter. Expand your mind on understanding that. Stop normalizing racial slurs.

[@preddy09]

Lol my drug for a while was Doom lore videos. And I've seen all you Doom lore videos. Yours are the best on KZbin.

[@preddy09]

@@ultimatewick Or maybe people recognize him and the huge amount of quality content he has.

[@taconator1213]

“What is needed is a conscious response to life…” this perfectly sums it up for me personally. So much of my responses to things are automated to reduce the energy cost since thinking on a deep level on all things is exhausting. But it’s also so rewarding and I think taking away all other subtexts this is a pure and vital nugget of wisdom.

[@wizebites]

Hey bro I think you'd benefit from listening to his book, because it's not about thinking on a deeper level, it's about being conscious, that involves your whole being .

[@GaryLee123]

A Conscious Perspective

[@thatsjustnotfair5888]

Without a concious response to life we can be doing all the right things, but not with real conciousness of the importance of each thing and of each moment in time, which will make us VERY easy targets for those who are jealous of us and/or have no morals and want to use us for their own gain.

[@cantswim222]

Can you please explain what it means to have a conscious response? Or where I can read further about it? I am not fully grasping it yet

[@prometheusofplanetx6176]

And it's nothing new. This "nugget" goes back to Stoic, Taoist, Hermetic and Buddhist philosophy thousands of years old. He is just maintaining it. He pretty much explains the fact when speaking about The Machine and The Tools.

[@MrRobot-xs5jf]

"Feeling absolutely blissed out in my nature" is a catch phrase I'm stealing

[@diddydnts]

Joe is looking for a recipe for joy, happiness and prosperity. What Sadhguru is try to teach him is that there is not set path for everyone. Everyone's path is different. Everyone's tool box will look different. Different tools for different jobs. "I can only show you the door, your're the one who has to walk through it." -Morpheus

[@vikramssctelugu6148]

he mentioned about tools in full podcast

[@thelockwoodhaze]

I was looking for this comment.

[@amandelx]

Very well put

[@PuppetMasterdaath144]

its crazy how dumb people are

[@King_Castillo23]

The Tools he talking about are meditation and yoga all those things is a open door to the demonic practice and worship to the idolatrous because they believe in many gods and practices witchcraft and occult things, it's not nothing to do with God.

[@thearchangel9835]

I remember back in 2015 when I first came across Sadhguru I used to comment as often as I could all over Joe's videos suggesting "please bring Sadhguru into the podcast, please!" and here it is after so many years!.. just listened to the full podcast on Spotify and by a substantial margin, I can sincerely say that this has been by far my favourite, the most important and enjoyable podcasts Joe's ever recorded! And I will tell you, I listened to Jordan Peterson's podcasts on repeat tens of times and loved them but this is something else!

[@blackbird1383]

Same...

[@Ktmfan450]

It was better feeling than coming

[@marcusbiller867]

This soil guy and Jordan Peterson?! you are a pretty gullible person to begin with. Listen to this episode again and concentrate again on the part they talk about greed to see through this guy right through.

[@r1reis]

@@marcusbiller867 Then he is no different than Jordan Peterson, and you are no different than the guy making the comment. Peterson reeks of greed more than this guy ever could.

[@withgoddess1119]

@@r1reis Greed? How so?

[@buphoon1452]

I really needed this wisdom right now... ive been going through a lot, but it's all in my own head. with obsessive thoughts all day that keep me in a depressed state. Im so glad i listened to this man

[@Nick-7]

Always remember, you aren't your thoughts. Good luck on the journey man!

[@daveplayzfps3938]

@@Nick-7 great advice mate, I occasionally have to tell myself this

[@hermesthegod33]

You must have faith in the universe and pay attention to its messages

[@venkatadurvasula6379]

You're not alone, even I have these obssesive thoughts and I feel that I am obliged to something or someone. And now I'm starting to realize that in the larger scale of things these small things don't matter and nobody ( with the exception of your family ) gives a damn about you, they just look for their interests. Being carefree helped me overcome these obssesive thoughts. Thank God I got ( still in the process ) rid of these thoughts at the right time, or else I was getting too paranoid, bigoted, closeminded, obssesive, hypertension. And now I see the world in a much better and a positive way. Maybe you have OCD, like me, I've wanted everything to be perfect and yeah my failures taught me that I am far from perfect and I decided to give myself a new life, a new start

[@deepika2644]

You gotta try ISHA KRIYA then. It's available on YT free of cost

[@aminaamaru]

The moment u make the choice of trying to be better, then u have started... Breathing better, meditation, exercise, yoga,..n much more .. Acceptance and seeking

[@WisdomCat2198]

Eastern & western philosophy in one podcast. Harmony & joy in this day & age. How wonderful!

[@Samperor]

In the end. They are the same.

[@alavimirza4072]

I wouldnt call joe a philosopher.

[@kaneblair7103]

@@alavimirza4072 he didn’t say that he said philosophy which joe represents western philosophy

[@alavimirza4072]

@@kaneblair7103 which only makes sense if he was a philosopher

[@arawn1061]

Joe Rogan the platonic philosopher

[@j-lgroen1239]

Brilliant! There is no end to the fascinating people Joe brings on to his show.

[@deepika2644]

@Tube Surfer Ok

[@zI-Meta-Iz]

@Tube Surfer obviously humans use tools because they are intelligent enough to create them. Sadghuru knows this already so joe saying "and intellect" is basically backtracking the conversation

[@axolotl4239]

He’s a fake guru who’s friends with Klaus Schwab

[@joshlamb9921]

FACTS!

[@zI-Meta-Iz]

@Tube Surfer he admits when he doesnt know something. In his video at harvard talking about anesthesiology he says to the professor "You are the expert here not me but i will say what i know to the best of my ability"

[@MoMoGammerOfficial]

Being a Muslim, I felt the connection wtih this Guru when he is purely speaking about how to fixing human thoughts, way of life and surrounding by just using self conciousness as a tool to tighten the screws that are on loose and making everyone crazy in their individuality. This is purpose of life and that is exactly what everyone should be doing. Regardless which religion they belong to, everyone should try to bring harmoney among each other and work hands in hands, help to lift each other above and bring prosperity and peace to each other. I bet once this is done on mass scale peace around the world will porpagate faster than evil. And this is the time we can make it happen as we are super close to each other where with the advent of internet wen can convey our messages, thoughts and experiences throughout our lives in better presentable fashion that can also serve as an evidence and proof how to fix problems in your conciousness and lead in a right direction that everyone eventually enjoys and feels satisfaction.

[@arnvbali]

good one mate

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

The religion does not matter as long as you share the same human anatomy as him.

[@Trouthuntingfool]

Sub Ek. All one. ❤️

[@raewynurwin4256]

@Miles Doyle you must have RSI by now, did you have time to listen to anothers opinion, just curious.p

[@kundavanriel6142]

I dont like sadguru

[@michaelthompson3403]

divine wisdom from the great teacher sandhguru.. happiness is an a aquired skill.

[@debuonline]

Amazing Content. Joe has a gift of being straight to the point.

[@kevinkemble3718]

😂

[@hendikaf3525]

Unfortunately sadguru avoided most of the questions and was very vague when answering .....

[@choubala]

@@hendikaf3525 Agreed, his best answer to pretty straight forward questions was quoting almost directly from his book inner engineering. Very vague answers.

[@mayankdewli1010]

And sadhguru has exactly the opposite kind of gift

[@abhimanyu448]

Finally, sadhguru at Jre. Such an important milestone for this distinguished podcast to shed light on sadhgurus' role in the modern world we live in.

[@adriangonz25]

Yeah, no kidding... can't wait to hear the full podcast

[@deepika2644]

the full podcast was inspiring man

[@liawiborg584]

Tools that helped me with my PDD: Mindfulness Meditation (there are so many variations) Breath work Yoga (moving the body mindfully) Practice to be in the present moment Feel the subtle emotional changes in the body (recognize patterns) Don't follow & believe in to your negative thought patterns Sound Healing Wholefood diet (such as microbiotics) Etc etc there are many more. Go and find what feels healing and nurturing to you and notice what happens 🙏🍀

[@EdmundFriedman]

Taking full responsibility for one's inner state is the core that combs out the complexities of personal need for each person. Sadhguru is pointing out in practical terms, that there is an ancient method to an undisturbed, bliss-filled inner world that all of us can achieve. In this lifetime, or future lifetime.

[@Mr371312]

His Wife sure did. She managed to Yoga herself so Hard she went right into the next life. And that's totally not an excuse by her husband who offed her lol

[@jacobl6714]

excellent, excellent point man. very well put, I agree totally, thanks for mentioning ti

[@crowmaster9652]

Joe expects an instantaneous method that solves addictions, Sadhguru is offering a methods of finding personal methods that are the foundation to solving anything including addictions.

[@Subs1338]

Then why doesnt he say that? First he says its bad that heaven has collapsed in peoples minds (which I took to as 'meaning') but then he says its a good thing. I get that he says that everything else being able to influence you can be bad, but a better and more practical way to go about that is to trying to engineer your enviroment and chosing the people you spend most time with that will get you where you want to be in life and spiritually. But he flip flops so much that I just see him as those psychics who try to say anything youd agree with, he keeps flip flopping and trying out different things just like them. You cannot not be influenced by others, but you can change your environment.

[@crowmaster9652]

@@Subs1338 yeah but thats the illusion of control you may side yourself with static people and expect yourself to be exceptional even if your kind support you in the most generous manner but you will always be common. If you engineer it right sure but like most who claim to be engineers you will find yourself facing problems with probabilities that will force you to reimagine reality. The chance of the people you choose to spend time with may betray you.

[@Compassiron1]

Well, that was a real conversation. Precious, rare, interesting. The ability to examine each other’s ideas with honesty and civility is something to be celebrated and shared. Not cancelled and shut down!

[@michaelblair5146]

Spoken like a true cult member, and general smooth brain.

[@danien37]

what he said was insubstantial and shallow pseudo wisdom. A bit like your comment. Simple and obvious truth.

[@deepika2644]

@@michaelblair5146 typical radical left

[@cmbudreau]

@@danien37 really??? I believe thats the point. Its supposed to be simple, your the one making it more complicated than it needs to be so you can feel so smart lol. I found a lot of what he says very close to my living experience.

[@mindfulascendant130]

Possibilities within increase probability of choice. ~ MD Luvall . I think what's being said, 'tools are possibilities of responsibility, results are not without cause'.

[@Salute51_6]

I’ve been listening to sadhguru for about 4 years now and his words have saved and enhanced my life

[@joshuanyamaimusyoka8349]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4OkmJ-vrJusic0

[@lilchaos4792]

You saved yourself. Step on the left hand path.

[@thatdude3977]

Are you in heaven now? 😛

[@InnerLuminosity]

@@thatdude3977 We have never left heaven😉

[@f3rn4n2x3str3ll4]

@casgasa Kurty parents are a good base and we should take the good things from them. but AFTER that good base is established, we have to be able to notice their shortfalls and improve.

[@Sahinkreiert]

Jordan Peterson and Sudhguru in one room would be the most interresting thing the modern world would experience

[@TheMinarus]

Joe is so great at letting the person lay out his argument and give great meaningful rebuttal and letting the person come back. No matter the guest it’s always worthwhile

[@elissasangi-hd9om]

Joe's okay but he ain't all that. Too many times he lets significant points go right by and then asks, when the question was addressed. Eric Weinstein gave him the best "look" when Rogan did that to him. Then Weinstein realized Rogan ain't close to rocket scientists who, Eric was explaining, are sliding right by and need to be challenged. Yeah, Joe missed that one. As he did with Swami.

[@TheMinarus]

@@elissasangi-hd9om And so he missed some comment or some shit- you realize he has real time conversations with people on the spot- and he's just a human...He can't ponder for hours about what to say of something specific..And chances are he will either say things not true or miss some argument..I don't see how that diminishes anything iv'e said .Iv'e never claimed he was perfect or anything

[@elissasangi-hd9om]

@@TheMinarus Nobody diminished anything you comment. Your lack of self confidence did that all by yourself.

[@TheMinarus]

@@elissasangi-hd9om Lack of 'self-confidence' - at no point did anything I write about involve me whatsoever-now we get free psychoanalysis by youtube random here.Because I had the misfortune of writing a compliment- If you're looking to trade slurs or insults or to evoke anger to make yourself feel good go somewhere else, I just wanted to write something nice I didn't ask you anything

[@elissasangi-hd9om]

@@TheMinarus You said, I never claimed he was perfect. You said, I don't see how that diminishes anything I said. Nobody ever claimed you did. Those were said in self defense and of what? What, exactly, diminished anything you said? You think your words were diminished because another didn't put Rogan on the pedestal you did? Maybe your first diminished comment was over gushing. That is not implying it is. What ever it is, the problem is yours. I comment Eric gave Rogan the perfect "eye" when Rogan passed over what Eric said and then asked him the question, again. And Rogan did the same thing with Swami. So both of them had to explain what they already explained, all over again. Those are important statements that Rogan should understand immediately, in "real time" interviews. My comment implies I don't hold Rogan as high as you do - in your first diminished comment. That doesn't diminish your gushing affectation. "I never claimed he was perfect". Nobody said you did. So what are you defending? The gushing affectation or the gushing affectation that was diminished?

[@deckyplaybyplay4463]

Probably the most meaningful thing I've watched on KZbin in a long time. More power to Rogan providing us with great guests.

[@weallseekpeace3882]

These Guru's will all ultimately tell you the same thing, look within for the answers. After that lay out the steps that empower you.

[@rhodagunn5075]

Too bad they couldn't do even 5 minutes of basic background check into this guy who is a psychopathic fraud

[@t_rxley]

Love him or hate him. Joe is the best at what he does!

[@EIGHTHAVENUEXX]

@@mr.t993 not 1 like what are you talking about lol

[@thecuriouscloud1636]

@@mr.t993 first teach yourself

[@dontaveras02]

Sadhguru is the man. He always takes it back to the very basics not trying to give you a guide to anything else besides inner peace and joy

[@JoeRuizLordoftheRings]

Now your talking! Boom!!!!

[@recklessnotion1899]

​@@mr.t993 ​ if you're searching for concrete answers for anything in life then you're out of luck. Its about putting the pieces together. A culmination of different religions, philosophies, scientific theories, personal life experiences, and mindfulness/awareness, gets you a step closer with each grain of knowledge you imbue throughout this journey we call life. And who knows maybe when we do get "concrete " answers we want our memories completely wiped to start it all over because the paradoxical absurdity of it all is too intangible to grasp to begin with. Holy Curiosity is probably the closest we'll ever come to figuring anything out.

[@tydance8865]

it's about 1 am and i just read some scriptures in the bible and did about 50 push ups before i turned my light off to lay down. i'm falling asleep with this playing in the backgroun. i start to vividly dream about my mom (she's passed away) and her dog who is also passed away.. for some reason a girl that almost felt like my gf or wife is there almost like taunting me in a sense but im like happy she's there.. my dad is there there's a fire going... my moms drinking hot cocoa... im really happy. i'm like half asleep half awake i start to hear the video playing and i remember i fell asleep on the floor and i feel my body being dragged on the fllooor while the video is playing... almost like i was astral projecting but i felt my soul get launched back in my body at the end of my travels.. im not on drugs. i smoked like one bowl of weed 3 hours ago. i can't make this up.. ive never felt that happend before very scary and enlightening

[@obby3010]

Joe is a genius, did anyone recognize how he was respectfully disagreeing with Sadhguru? I liked the 4 billion views part

[@cernunnos3699]

He respectfully disagrees all the time.

[@dr.harshitjain6410]

But he has actually less views than guru.

[@Ruckus333]

@@dr.harshitjain6410 if it was contest, sure guru's got more views than Joe. He's a Guru! I'd hope so. It's his topic not Joe's. Wasn't what they were getting at imo anyways

[@Sureman100]

India have over a billion people, Joe isn’t breaking into that market anytime soon, but this podcast is doing Joe a big favor for the India market.

[@cernunnos3699]

@@Sureman100 1.4 billion people. Even so, Shadguru isn’t a household name in India. There are many ‘guru’s’ in India. And he is just one of them exploited peoples need for fulfilment and has got himself a pretty penny while doing so, he’s worth over 25 million.