Kaala - The Power of Darkness | Sadhguru

Sadhguru offers a yogic perspective on the phenomenon which modern scientists are referring to as “dark energy”. He explains that “Kala” refers to both time and space, as time is the basis of space, and that the word “Shiva”, meaning “that which is not”, refers to the dimension of unmanifested existence.
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[@prajwalmp2084]

Kala is a universe ,mahakala is an Omniverse consisting of infinite universes the universe consisting space time (kala) each kala has Shiva(dark matter)when Shakti(energy)touches Shiva, he rores(rudra) kala chakra(time) starts and big bang takes place causing matter and energy to take shape..this is the visible universe we see today after 14 billion earht years...black holes(kalabhirava) ultimate form of Shiva destroys time and space (kala) converting matter and energy back to dark matter(Shiva).....lord mahadev was the first adiyogi to understand and manifest the dark matter so he is called as shiva...he was born due to the revabrance of kala even before the universe existed this form is called sadashiv...everything comes from him and goes back to him.

[@Siddhanta8905]

I have heard Sadhguru many times to affirm that there are no two distinct terms to indicate time and space ... in reality, as often happens it is in error: Kāla is time; Deśa is space; and Anu is the Atom.

[@Siddhanta8905]

As always, Sadhguru is wrong and his words are based on his fantasies. In Rig Veda, Rudra is one of the intermediate level deities (antariksha devata). It is a divinity of the subtle world, the sphere of space, the average sphere between the spheres of the earth and the Sun (Rig Veda 5.3). Rudra as divinity associated with the winds, represents the vital breath (prana-vayu). Rudra is therefore the principle of life. Rudra is the intermediary between the physical elements and the intellect. Yajnavalkya, in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, asks: Katam and rudra iti: "Who are the Rudras?"; and then continues explaining “The ten senses and the mind make eleven. These are the Rudras. "When the senses and the mind leave the body, they make the anguish cry." While a person is alive, these eleven, the senses and the mind, subject the individual to their needs and make him cry in agony if he violates their laws. Chandogya Upanishad refers to Rudra as the screamer or the red one as Prana, but also the cause of tears, because: "in truth, vital breaths are the cause of tears, since in the beginning they make everyone cry in tears" (Chandogya Upanishad 3.16. 9). The name Rudra has been translated as "roar", "screamer", "savage", "the ferocious god" and "terrible". The alternative etymology suggested as derived from the root rud is: "to be red, bright". Rudra is sometimes identified with the fire god Agni. Rudra is also used both as the name of Shiva, synonymous with Bhava, Sarva, Ugra and Mahadeva. Rudra also means "Father of the Marut" (ā te pitar marutāṃ - RV 2.33.1) and collectively "Rudras" is used to indicate "the children of Rudra" or the Marut. According to a commentary on Vishnu Sahasranama (possibly attributed to Sri Sankara), Rudra means "He who makes all beings cry at the moment of cosmic dissolution". Alternatively, Rudra means "He who gives the speech". Rudra also means "the one who removes pain". And finally, Rudra alleviates worldly problems (Kapardin)

[@warriorwithin767]

@@Siddhanta8905 Brilliant bro it seems u have deep unknown knowledge pls share more 🙏🙏

[@hidden_occult_mysticism]

Prajwal i don't understand what U say because it is too brief but its sounds interesting , can u mention from where did u get this knowledge

[@maverick1270]

Seeing black colour during meditation means ? I almost see black hole in my meditation please help 🙏 need meaning of it .

[@anonymousalways488]

Straight and to the point . This great man is bringing sense to the world 👍👌

[@Siddhanta8905]

As always, Sadhguru is wrong and his words are based on his fantasies. In Rig Veda, Rudra is one of the intermediate level deities (antariksha devata). It is a divinity of the subtle world, the sphere of space, the average sphere between the spheres of the earth and the Sun (Rig Veda 5.3). Rudra as divinity associated with the winds, represents the vital breath (prana-vayu). Rudra is therefore the principle of life. Rudra is the intermediary between the physical elements and the intellect. Yajnavalkya, in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, asks: Katam and rudra iti: "Who are the Rudras?"; and then continues explaining “The ten senses and the mind make eleven. These are the Rudras. "When the senses and the mind leave the body, they make the anguish cry." While a person is alive, these eleven, the senses and the mind, subject the individual to their needs and make him cry in agony if he violates their laws. Chandogya Upanishad refers to Rudra as the screamer or the red one as Prana, but also the cause of tears, because: "in truth, vital breaths are the cause of tears, since in the beginning they make everyone cry in tears" (Chandogya Upanishad 3.16. 9). The name Rudra has been translated as "roar", "screamer", "savage", "the ferocious god" and "terrible". The alternative etymology suggested as derived from the root rud is: "to be red, bright". Rudra is sometimes identified with the fire god Agni. Rudra is also used both as the name of Shiva, synonymous with Bhava, Sarva, Ugra and Mahadeva. Rudra also means "Father of the Marut" (ā te pitar marutāṃ - RV 2.33.1) and collectively "Rudras" is used to indicate "the children of Rudra" or the Marut. According to a commentary on Vishnu Sahasranama (possibly attributed to Sri Sankara), Rudra means "He who makes all beings cry at the moment of cosmic dissolution". Alternatively, Rudra means "He who gives the speech". Rudra also means "the one who removes pain". And finally, Rudra alleviates worldly problems (Kapardin)

[@personal6191]

This is soo deep....of existence. I am speech less

[@shivendrapratapsingh7424]

People want light in their life, but they dont know the importance of Darkness. "Only because There Is Darkness,There Can Be Light"

[@michaelcerda5514]

so many flowery words with no meaning

[@1radhamadhav]

What even this means?

[@shivendrapratapsingh7424]

Michael Cerda actually this Sadhguru's quotation . You have to need high level of intelligence to understand this. darkness does not depends upon light, Light depends upon Darkness.

[@shivendrapratapsingh7424]

Tapan Swain this is Sadhguru's quotataion it has deep meaning .

[@michaelcerda5514]

Shivendra Pratap Singh yeah, just like Rick and Morty. Right?

[@abhijitmishra5243]

In that way even an erupting volcano can be called as "rudra" form of Shiva, it roars, spitting out tremendous fire and fumes, but when it settles down, it creates a variety of new rock formations, right??!!..

[@1radhamadhav]

But what about ellipsoid form in volcanic eruption

[@1radhamadhav]

vla I wanted to know if there is some kind of ellipsoid formations during volcanic eruptions also??

[@kavinremo]

Tapan Swain, interesting. what i heard from sadhu guru vaasudevan is : the galaxies are made in the form of Elipsoids; even the Quantum Fluctuation of Energy takes the 1st form as an Elipsoid.

[@Siddhanta8905]

As always, Sadhguru is wrong and his words are based on his fantasies. In Rig Veda, Rudra is one of the intermediate level deities (antariksha devata). It is a divinity of the subtle world, the sphere of space, the average sphere between the spheres of the earth and the Sun (Rig Veda 5.3). Rudra as divinity associated with the winds, represents the vital breath (prana-vayu). Rudra is therefore the principle of life. Rudra is the intermediary between the physical elements and the intellect. Yajnavalkya, in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, asks: Katam and rudra iti: "Who are the Rudras?"; and then continues explaining “The ten senses and the mind make eleven. These are the Rudras. "When the senses and the mind leave the body, they make the anguish cry." While a person is alive, these eleven, the senses and the mind, subject the individual to their needs and make him cry in agony if he violates their laws. Chandogya Upanishad refers to Rudra as the screamer or the red one as Prana, but also the cause of tears, because: "in truth, vital breaths are the cause of tears, since in the beginning they make everyone cry in tears" (Chandogya Upanishad 3.16. 9). The name Rudra has been translated as "roar", "screamer", "savage", "the ferocious god" and "terrible". The alternative etymology suggested as derived from the root rud is: "to be red, bright". Rudra is sometimes identified with the fire god Agni. Rudra is also used both as the name of Shiva, synonymous with Bhava, Sarva, Ugra and Mahadeva. Rudra also means "Father of the Marut" (ā te pitar marutāṃ - RV 2.33.1) and collectively "Rudras" is used to indicate "the children of Rudra" or the Marut. According to a commentary on Vishnu Sahasranama (possibly attributed to Sri Sankara), Rudra means "He who makes all beings cry at the moment of cosmic dissolution". Alternatively, Rudra means "He who gives the speech". Rudra also means "the one who removes pain". And finally, Rudra alleviates worldly problems (Kapardin)

[@arashp.i.s.c_mkh1153]

rudra is in Macrocosm and microcosm

[@PoloBoyPrince]

Matter is just light moving at a very low speed.

[@Mahesh-rb8xf]

Science of Dharma. Unmatchable. 💪💪

[@user-tt4ye9pk4l]

The brilliance behind this thinking is incredible

[@k7ez147]

Wow...very beautiful message ❤ thank u Guruji

[@ivikramaditya]

Har har mahadev

[@KrishanKumar-bo2hb]

I love the way he explains.

[@geethakrishnamurthy3155]

मैं हूँ आदि मैं ही अंत हूँ, पूर्ण हूँ और शून्य भी हूँ || लाल पीला हरा नीला, हर रंग मुझमें समाया ||

[@matthewjohnson1793]

Om Shree Kala-Bhairavaya Namo

[@soumyaranjanbiswal3944]

Really Wise wards Sadhguru..

[@maheshwar_369]

Perfect Explanation

[@Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time]

Let there be light of understanding!

[@vpsachin3424]

what an explanation bow to sadguru

[@hardeepsinghanand3769]

I love him so much.

[@Squamousepithilium]

I'm waiting to meet sadhguru for more such questions.

[@arkofjesus7348]

true light brings deliverance truly,with joy and happiness truely which satisfies our soul truely..with our conscience,. other than that everything is darkness..

[@CK-pc8bq]

Pranam sadguru .

[@foxee101]

good explanation

[@prantikhazra]

GURU JI pranam🙏 jai SHIV jai SAKTI

[@pravinmurthy]

Born Genius!!

[@lasya7536]

just great

[@u.s.a.washingtond.c.2862]

Now that energy isn't in reach of normal human sitting at Delhi! Your perception must go beyond colors that directly means once u transcend the perception of colors and lights you will be able to sense that dark energy(kala)! Not only sense but use them in our life ! For that we have to go through meditative procedures and many more...

[@StrideRunner68]

Nice ...Time then Space or distance aka point a to b..

[@tusharsagar8367]

Very good 😊

[@mskumar8418]

Darkness is Divine...Shiva is Nothingness 🌄🙏🌺

[@alizulqarnain5346]

Mahakali is the physical or shadow part of adi para shakti... Universe is with kali.. kali is multiple forces in one .... You will notice multiple hands behind her means universe is with her wisdom

[@shruthip.r2772]

Sadhguru ji.....a big namaste for your endless knowledge

[@akshayshetye8718]

Jay Mahakaal..!!

[@saisiddharth5863]

I want god's blessing. Iam in poverty and misery.

[@abhishekbharath56]

Beautiful

[@nikosamofa9367]

That was a profound message! thank you for sharing.

[@NagaGrim]

I love you thanks for telling my story much love you beautiful soul you ❤️

[@Soilpopup123]

ನಮಸ್ಕಾರ ಸದ್ಗುರು 🙏

[@FunnyFlirtTalks]

Thoughts on directing dark energy towards positive things?Is that a myth?

[@rhythmandpoetry5391]

गुरुः जी ये विदीईओ हिंदी मे कहा मिल्लेगा

[@ShubhamSharma-iz2qo]

Genius

[@adimagin]

Interesting

[@gopali6378]

🙏

[@lastsunofwinter7334]

Dark Matter is Shiva Dark Energy is Adi Para Shakti. Which makes Brahma matter or Light and Vishnu/Lakshmi Consciousness. Which make Saraswati sound or vibration!

[@maverick1270]

Seeing black colour during meditation means ? please help me sir 🙏

[@LightersWorld]

❤️❤️

[@daephx]

Only peeve is the use of the term "stopped" - better to phrase it as "interacted" or more of a hard deflection of light

[@ashishfaustine]

Ur late on this topic A big fan of u

[@rudihunidsfacebook]

I want to learn about the power of darkness

[@iiotvino6092]

🕉🙏❤

[@tamarin11]

🙏❤🙏

[@Mohanakannanmohan-rm8uf]

Ayya niengga good nu ennaku theyrium matthavangglea patri nammaku kavalai vendom ,ayya makkal anai verum makkal anaivearum manitha neayethota walleanum atthu saathiyeama, its my dreams,itthuku enna peanalam.

[@clarindatramonte5499]

🙏❤️

[@foxee101]

God is pure energy as yourself----all aspects of the ultimate creator----you are a creator being also----with many coats as joseph-----every things is simply one----and negative and light energy create multi universes-----and muti dimension beings of light and darkness balance all in the every unbelievable existence and awareness. Love is the key to unlock---all problems as thought towards others.

[@ojasgirdhar7049]

I like darkness , i love nights want to walk alone at roads , i dont know why but i feel attraction , is any thing bad in it i told my friends they made fun of me is it abnormal😔

[@alaswad-72hoorkaprivatepar74]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@AaaBbb-wg2uh]

We don't have 2 separate .. lit early coming out

[@alizulqarnain5346]

Light never becomes dark .. dark is there but light ignores dark ... Light never becomes darkness.. darkness never becomes light ... Light never identifies itself in darkness... Darkness teaches light ... That light can be strengthen in darkness...by not becoming dark but ignoring darkness... Light then knows it's not identified in darkness ...but darkness doesn't mean it doesn't exists ... Darkness is always there light is always there ... Shiva teaches paravti ... Darkness teaches us not get identified in darkness ...and that's what kali means ...shiva explores all dark and light ... It's up to the invidual how they defined themselves in dark or light ...

[@zorainshah2822]

Wisdom of shiva consciousness... there is no identity in darkness... no colors no images no names... also light has no colors no images no names ... ying and yang meanin of mahakali mahalaxmi mahavidya para brahma vishnu and shiva means nothingness it means adi para shakti ... there is no person

[@jaishrikrishna9503]

Goddess Kali represents dark energy.

[@ABHISHEK-ze2mu]

No she don't

[@darkhorse9400]

muje kuch samaj mai nahe aya😭

[@swatisharma4444]

🙌🙌🙏🙏

[@rathodsurender6156]

Swati Sharma

[@xi-broll-61koustabhroy84]

2: 5

[@xi-broll-61koustabhroy84]

2:4

[@brianwong3441]

One thing to me is for sure, people who study computer science has a great understand of the universe more then an average scientist. that is just my opinion by the way.

[@freshedits8408]

How

[@sprajosh]

From where can I learn all this??

[@kavinremo]

Siddharth Prajosh, Yogic Science also known to the World as = Yoogaa.

[@kvverma7]

Get a Weed

[@ashwanikumar3492]

You should ask this question from HRD Ministry. Alas! Every knowledge that is not given a green flag by European or American institutes is considered nonsense in our country. They had even labeled Ayurveda as pseudoscience and Yoga was also considered pseudoscience until 2014.

[@Krillin1993]

I would know what Sadhguru is doing when he gets attacked from dark spirits,...does this guy know any protection for those who are not enlightened?...any advice?....wether it is something to wear or to read for protection?

[@krishna5712]

Krillin 1993 Wear Rudraksha garland.

[@adiuiri16]

The old Chinese called it Dao

[@pkskyw]

space means antariksh bro, kaal means time, nd kaal means death, and kala means black

[@RituRaj-um2ge]

modern physics k pichhe pade h sadguru g

[@xi-broll-61koustabhroy84]

2 :3

[@alizulqarnain5346]

Does light imitate dark... No does dark imitate light no

[@psychedelicpsychonaut28]

nothingness => vibrations => light => everything => back to nothingness and repeat the cycles

[@skynomad2633]

So whats dark energy? Time-space or shiva or all three?

[@Siddhanta8905]

I have heard Sadhguru many times to affirm that there are no two distinct terms to indicate time and space ... in reality, as often happens it is in error: Kāla is time; Deśa is space; and Anu is the Atom.

[@threeborn]

Observing brahman 24/7, what else is there?

[@vhinosshveloo844]

Kaala means rajnikant

[@ishanthvmn]

its season time buddy!!!

[@Furiosmember]

we are this dark energy, relax guys :)

[@PrashVerse]

1;11 environmental joke😅

[@livingoutsidethebubble]

So it is basically a Shiva worship church, and his followers belong to Shiva. Interesting.

[@user-pi2mh4md5z]

Kaalam means time in tamil. In tamil we have irantha kaalam (dead time) past, nigal kaalam (present) and ethir kaalam (future). So kaala or kaalam is from tamil culture. Also we have a great king in chola dynasty whose name is karikalan or karikaala . Kari means black kala means leg. And the shiva himself is from tamil ethnic group. There is a legend that shiva came to an ancient tamil poet called nakkeeran to listen to his beautiful songs in tamil. And nakkeeran questioned him one time that even if he (siva)opens his third eye, a wrong is wrong. The words spoken by nakkeeran was "Netrikan thirapinum kutram kutrame ". Netri means forehead kan means eye. It is eye inthe forehead (the third eye) .That is the greatness of our tamil language. But unfortunately nobody seems to realise respect or even propagate the truth about tamil language and the extraordinary people the language has produced from time (kaalam) immemorial.

[@Siddhanta8905]

I have heard Sadhguru many times to affirm that there are no two distinct terms to indicate time and space ... in reality, as often happens it is in error: Kāla is time; Deśa is space; and Anu is the Atom.

[@saurabhjain8980]

Gone wrong...kala is not Dark energy. kala is space time continuum. He must focus on dark energy.

[@Siddhanta8905]

I have heard Sadhguru many times to affirm that there are no two distinct terms to indicate time and space ... in reality, as often happens it is in error: Kāla is time; Deśa is space; and Anu is the Atom.

[@rishabh86690]

What does he eat for breakfast

[@kavinremo]

rishabh patel, Onions, Garlics with Full of Organically Grown Vegetables which are Packed with Healthy Proteins.

[@KomalJhaOnline]

*Sadhguru* *Is* *Dope* *AF* 😎😎😎

[@billparkinson6017]

No. Time exist only because we have memory. If we had no memory we would only be in the now. It’s memory that drives time... it’s time reflecting on your memories that create misery in your present moment. The past is the most irrelevant thing to focus on. There is no way to change anything and you’re missing life now. Stay present.

[@Technicallyimright]

Bill Parkinson no. Time is just a measurement. Life and decay exist. The past and the future are just as important as the present. Living in the now is a fallacy and is only preached by millionaires.

[@sumanaghosal5072]

Yes .. time and memories of your mind is invisible but perceived by your intellect. It is called Maya . When Maya interact with the energy it takes a form

[@sumanaghosal5072]

VÍnay 😂 all the creations are within the time.... that's why birth and death of life and ageing are happening.. What you see and sense with your 5 sense organs and think also are within time and have birth and death.

[@24jithu24]

Lmao.. The number of people who want to be identified or classified as "smart" are too much these days.. Intelligence is too much in them, but wisdom is too little.. Mostly because they are ruled by their own head..

[@24jithu24]

Lmao.. The number of people who want to be identified or classified as "smart" are too much these days.. Intelligence is too much in them, but wisdom is too little.. Mostly because they are ruled by their own head..

[@riseseast6864]

Not true, time is Samaa aka Samaa Devta.

[@subhasharma4425]

Rises East silly

[@Siddhanta8905]

Time is Kāla and space is Deśa..As always, Sadhguru is wrong and his words are based on his fantasies. In Rig Veda, Rudra is one of the intermediate level deities (antariksha devata). It is a divinity of the subtle world, the sphere of space, the average sphere between the spheres of the earth and the Sun (Rig Veda 5.3). Rudra as divinity associated with the winds, represents the vital breath (prana-vayu). Rudra is therefore the principle of life. Rudra is the intermediary between the physical elements and the intellect. Yajnavalkya, in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, asks: Katam and rudra iti: "Who are the Rudras?"; and then continues explaining “The ten senses and the mind make eleven. These are the Rudras. "When the senses and the mind leave the body, they make the anguish cry." While a person is alive, these eleven, the senses and the mind, subject the individual to their needs and make him cry in agony if he violates their laws. Chandogya Upanishad refers to Rudra as the screamer or the red one as Prana, but also the cause of tears, because: "in truth, vital breaths are the cause of tears, since in the beginning they make everyone cry in tears" (Chandogya Upanishad 3.16. 9). The name Rudra has been translated as "roar", "screamer", "savage", "the ferocious god" and "terrible". The alternative etymology suggested as derived from the root rud is: "to be red, bright". Rudra is sometimes identified with the fire god Agni. Rudra is also used both as the name of Shiva, synonymous with Bhava, Sarva, Ugra and Mahadeva. Rudra also means "Father of the Marut" (ā te pitar marutāṃ - RV 2.33.1) and collectively "Rudras" is used to indicate "the children of Rudra" or the Marut. According to a commentary on Vishnu Sahasranama (possibly attributed to Sri Sankara), Rudra means "He who makes all beings cry at the moment of cosmic dissolution". Alternatively, Rudra means "He who gives the speech". Rudra also means "the one who removes pain". And finally, Rudra alleviates worldly problems (Kapardin)

[@sudiptadas2756]

bal যা খুশি মেলাচ্ছে।

[@archerbishop9935]

most futile explanation ever heard

[@Madhuvish1]

he does not have any idea about what he is talking about, using buzz science words with no idea what they really are making innocent people fool who also does not seem to have idea about these terms.

[@kavinremo]

Madhur Gupta, the word Shii-Vaa literally means That which is NOT(nothing). Shii-Vaa is NOT a him or a he. Shii-Vaa is a = 'it'.

[@Madhuvish1]

My Own Will NEVER god's Will man I know that already! But that's not dark energy. I don't how without any sense or logic you guys are connecting 2 different things.

[@kavinremo]

Madhur Gupta, did you think you are the 1st person to draw out Skeptism.....? Yogis have been in your Shoes Long time ago BUT they Explored, Experience & Realized atoms appearing from Dark Energy & then atoms DeMaterilizes back into that Same Dark Energy.

[@Siddhanta8905]

Kāla is time and Deśa is space..As always, Sadhguru is wrong and his words are based on his fantasies. In Rig Veda, Rudra is one of the intermediate level deities (antariksha devata). It is a divinity of the subtle world, the sphere of space, the average sphere between the spheres of the earth and the Sun (Rig Veda 5.3). Rudra as divinity associated with the winds, represents the vital breath (prana-vayu). Rudra is therefore the principle of life. Rudra is the intermediary between the physical elements and the intellect. Yajnavalkya, in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, asks: Katam and rudra iti: "Who are the Rudras?"; and then continues explaining “The ten senses and the mind make eleven. These are the Rudras. "When the senses and the mind leave the body, they make the anguish cry." While a person is alive, these eleven, the senses and the mind, subject the individual to their needs and make him cry in agony if he violates their laws. Chandogya Upanishad refers to Rudra as the screamer or the red one as Prana, but also the cause of tears, because: "in truth, vital breaths are the cause of tears, since in the beginning they make everyone cry in tears" (Chandogya Upanishad 3.16. 9). The name Rudra has been translated as "roar", "screamer", "savage", "the ferocious god" and "terrible". The alternative etymology suggested as derived from the root rud is: "to be red, bright". Rudra is sometimes identified with the fire god Agni. Rudra is also used both as the name of Shiva, synonymous with Bhava, Sarva, Ugra and Mahadeva. Rudra also means "Father of the Marut" (ā te pitar marutāṃ - RV 2.33.1) and collectively "Rudras" is used to indicate "the children of Rudra" or the Marut. According to a commentary on Vishnu Sahasranama (possibly attributed to Sri Sankara), Rudra means "He who makes all beings cry at the moment of cosmic dissolution". Alternatively, Rudra means "He who gives the speech". Rudra also means "the one who removes pain". And finally, Rudra alleviates worldly problems (Kapardin)

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