MUST LEARN THIS Way Of Eating Food Form Japanese People, It's Life Changing | Health | Sadhguru

[@reach2prasanna]

I'm so so glad Sadhguru talked about the Japanese people. In India, we love the eat all you want, buffet, unlimited meals sort of stuff. The way we eat our food at home and outside directly relates to why so many of us put on weight soon after we turn 30. We don't measure the food we eat. But if you look at the Japanese, they eat a lot of different things in a meal but they eat small portions of it. They ensure this by serving each item in a small bowl, so the bowl becomes their measurement. If you ever happen to walk around Japanese streets, you'll seldom find an overweight person. Even their elderly look really fit. Whereas in India, we eat on a plate and we eat everything the plate can hold and as many times as our stomach can hold. This should change immediately. Otherwise India will become the most obese and unhealthy country in the world.

[@saandeeprondla1412]

We also used to show same level of gratitude and sensitivity, reason why we built and shaped artwork of finesse like Indian Temple Marvels. The Japanese still into it are able to produce a Honda and Toyota. We need to get back to that same old 'Gratitude Levels for a Cultural Industrial Revolution like in past.'

[@chetanehs]

Seeing the best of every culture and bringing out the best in ourselves......🙏

[@jayasreekodumba1043]

Thanks guruji, for highlighting Japanese culture. I m always in awe of their respect for others, nature, etc. The most patient people. We have a lot to learn from them.

[@srivlogs3369]

Try reading history of how they conquer and ruled Malaysia,and other countries..you will love the Americans and Israelis who made them what they are..bow truly..

[@srivlogs3369]

Hate those bastard...I have lost family member becoz of their cruelty mam..

[@user-lq7hh5ni9c]

He is fraud guy, you knew that

[@vtimevideos3823]

We tamil culture taught the world to respect the nature

[@srivlogs3369]

Swamyji they eat raw fish.. isn't it cannibalism swamy? And they love torchering their victims in prison by forcing them to eat shit and drink pee/man urines??they bow down to food? during the war they starve their female prisoners and give them bit food in exchange for hard ,dirty sex..and named their business as comfort girls...and till now those ladies suffer the mental pain swamyji....

[@lobo309]

On my trip to Tokyo I noticed that Japanese people are very respectful. Lots of ❤️ to 🇯🇵

[@ssr_thanos781]

Bzan

[@ssr_thanos781]

Mama

[@Hengul]

I am just sharing my little incident from the day before yesterday. I did breakfast at around 8 am.. My mother was asking me to have lunch at around 11 am, but I refused to eat as I wasn't hungry.. but at around 2 pm I was hungry , so I had have my lunch. It was just the same items that I eat everyday.. but when I was eating, I almost kinda cried .. I enjoyed it so much .. I don't entirely know why did I cry.. but may be, because I felt the real hunger and was grateful to have the food. Just sharing.... Namaskaram. #SaveSoil

[@TheMysticWorld]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@pvsk10]

Having been married to a Japanese woman I can confirm that this is true

[@ssr_thanos781]

Han

[@ssr_thanos781]

Cg

[@lalitdas6369]

Just approach quietly. Quietly listen, quietly speak, quietly pick up, quietly eat, quietly hold hands. This is gratitude. This is reverence.

[@cybertaiga9534]

Japanese people exhibit gratitude, discipline and plenty of positive characteristics in many other areas too. It is no wonder why their country has reached such heights despite all odds and challenges continually posed on them.

[@PeaceDweller]

I've always said for many years that rather than try and be like the West, India needs to be like Japan. Respect for environment, respect for cleanliness, respect for food, respect for neighbors/community, respect for quietness etc. Japan is the model society.

[@swatiparekhji]

This is our culture too which we have abandoned since a generation or two. We must revert to it asap.

[@preethigs9776]

Great lesson we should teach this to our children 🙏 that's why Japanese are no 1 in technology today. They know the value of life and live it like that.

[@surajvanjani4292]

Namaskaram Sadhguru gi ❤️❤️❤️ I do respect as you said the gratitude of a Japanese person bends down while taking his food but in my opinion I feel personally when I take food in my plate and when I sit down and join hands towards the food before I begin and when I finish eating my food I again join my hands towards the empty plate gives me more happiness and sense of respect to food and the ultimate provider.

[@anat9857]

Food is from the Creator and must be appreciate and not waste. We should praise what God has provided and be content what we can consume and not endulged ourselves. Blessings 🙏 be at peace ➕

[@nextriddle4546]

It has been always in bharath. We always used to say a prayer and bow down to food before we started eating the food. We have lost it to great extent but we can revive it.

[@reach2prasanna]

The Japanese have somehow continued to retain and practice their age old culture and tradition, despite the country having advanced so much technologically. Whereas in India, we've all but forgotten our roots and have given it up to look cool and hip.

[@mnsmn1834]

@@reach2prasanna because the didn't get conquered by other cultures. Ocean protected them and other reasons.

[@deeceeyes]

ओ३म् अन्नपते अन्नस्य नो देह्यनमीवस्य शुष्मिणः| प्र प्र दातारं तारिष ऊर्जं नो धेहि द्विपदे चतुष्पदे ||🙏

[@India123.]

I didn’t know that. Now I’m wanting to visit Japan and learn about their culture :)

[@kanoorvishal9741]

Great immense respect, culture and gratitude towards life food we eat.... Great Japanese culture... I bow 🙇‍♂️ down to this Japanese culture with my two hands folded.🙏🙏

[@Optimistic-d3n]

We in our family, b4 eating we bow down showing gratitude, remember God name or gurus name. Then eat. Also, when food is served, we take a little water in hand and make a circle with it, where the food plate is kept, now the food plate is under the circle. Also, put some food on the floor at the side of the plate, we offer it to...After doing all these then we eat. These are total science, not superstitions.

[@ringlet3551]

Yes, we do the same

[@pacificviews2796]

Beautiful message as reminder well told and good example given by Sadhguru of Japanese people to eat food consciously with gratitude. 🌺🙏

[@rjsolanki3481]

Indians have been doing this since inception. Hum sabse pehle thali ko namaskar karte hai aur thali ke charo taraf paani chadate he phir khana start karte hai. Par hum Indians ko foreign ka authentication required rehta hai!!!

[@hamidmojarad7858]

Down to earth this is what we arrogant humans have forgotten and that is almost about everything .good reminder Sadguru

[@prashanthabhat5497]

Nice..Keywords are 1) Profoundness, 2) Dimension is dimension 3)life is time

[@proudsemayawi9052]

Yes, the way they hold their cap also with respect and with two hand and they drink.

[@edongashi9489]

A truly wise man indeed who's there were more people like him

[@DARSHANLDCE]

Another insightful take that opened my eyes to a life truth this weekend!

[@mageshsheebarani9646]

Namaskaram Sadhguru. Thank you Sadhguru.

[@nilutpalgogoi3208]

Jai maa kamakhya devi ji ki jai ho 🙏

[@sowjanya12.3]

Yes exactly guruji they show so much gratitude and very well mannered people on earth showing gratitude is like a ritual before having food,🙏💟🕉️✡️

[@TheMysticWorld]

🙏🏼

[@trinakonno8431]

Thank you teacher for highlighting Japanese culture ❤️I Love Japan and the people living there ❤God bless us all 🙏

[@mumbaikarsandeep3430]

Namaskaram Sadhguru 🙏... Every word you say will make these world better place to live. Dhanyawadh Sadhguru....

[@vinayakkamat4832]

Thank you. Change in attitude. Great.

[@sripriyaprabhu5052]

Simple thing... Just go back see your own Root....we do have the same culture....great gratitude and reverence to the Food...all things. .which assisting in our life.

[@reachkenuja56]

When it comes to food and water Japanese are very particular that they avoid negative vibrations. They carry their own water bottles and avoid receiving anything from anyone. Everyone should give a thought to this and follow the Japanese

[@PaulinePopoMoyo]

Profound 🙏🙏🙏

[@Kaleshwarrao]

My grandmother's 93 years old, she sits east side to eat or drink, Join hands and pray for few secs before eating She even prays to the water or any drink 😆 and she washs her feet once shes done eating.

[@reach2prasanna]

Itadakimas

[@SabinUche]

So true 💚💙🙏 namaste

[@gagandeepkaur3728]

After long I really liked this video, from Satguru. Thanks for explaining so nicely and truly. I totally agree and will act the way he said. Thanks again

[@TheMysticWorld]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@MasterMetaphysician]

Wonderful observation, thank you!!!!

[@tarunce995]

That is true knowledge, acknowledinf other culture & appreciating it & embracing it.!!!

[@deepaksvlogs500]

Thank You Sadgurudev 🙏

[@dineshbalajee8090]

Thank you sadguru 🙏

[@georginathompson7046]

Thank you. Your insights are transformative.🙏

[@gokulmhn8553]

Feeling so grateful to receive this!

[@krishnakrish4911]

Love and care unconditional ❤️💟💟 mother earth bless 🌍🌍❤️

[@kllol1892]

Thanks so much for sharing beautiful information and deep message. Love you all keep smiling. 😊😍

[@TheMysticWorld]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@karthikgangishetty1]

I pray everyday before having meal .

[@nagbelad]

Japanese have many traits worthy of emulation. A great civilization and sanskriti built on dharma. We also have elaborate way of respecting food. Parishechana before a meal is one such. Sadly, many english medium convent types have no idea of our ways.

[@virupakshakumbar4203]

Thank you so much Sadhguru 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rao621]

Namaskaram Sadguru.

[@ramanip.r3793]

🤗🤗🤗🤗 OM NAMAH SHIVAYA

[@ManjitKaur-rr5yq]

Nameshkaram Sadhguru ji🌹🌹🙏🙏

[@TheMysticWorld]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@alexandrajurtschitsch9515]

Very good!💫💚

[@aayushvedanthglobalholisti7232]

Japanese culture and indian culture basically same ❤🙏🦋

[@sudhansuranjanmohapatra6429]

Truly profound gospel 🙏🙏🙏

[@seyyedadamehessabi2831]

thanks guru for sharing your observations with us! very true!

[@harikrishnankalakkal]

That's the beauty of being from an unoccupied land

[@saumyashalini2161]

Thank you for this video

[@suj3919]

Thanks WOW

[@dr.renukapandya5312]

Thanks

[@Pushpa1307]

Really good even to listen also very impressive

[@hamidmojarad7858]

Excellent poin and reminder to our arrogance

[@sknails2723]

respect the man

[@rockymartin4966]

Sir, you are Right. Every Creature is. Assisting us. That's the Reason why, I love to eat MEAT.😂.

[@zzzzan6541]

They bow when they see huge body of water🙏🏽🌷🌹

[@dhyanaandhrapradesh7567]

Must Read Book Ikigai on Japanese Lifestyle

[@debabratamandal3392]

Thanks gurudev 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@markapuron4132]

❤AMEN THANK YOU ❤

[@annettefowler4704]

Thank you,

[@Gaurav55568]

South korean people also have the same attributes as of japnese

[@reach2prasanna]

The Japanese always say itadakimasu before eating, which literally means “I am going to receive the lives of animals and plants for my own life”.

[@fastfast9236]

Simplicity

[@justafoodie3575]

That’s a beautiful message!

[@caesarsolomonmukthipudi3234]

Be gratitude to God, he is the One giving everything to us. Thank God not the Nature.

[@asprywrites]

Only top executives 1:42 know how to move around correctly. 🤔😬😷

[@monikapatel1332]

👌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️👌🏻

[@sidhantnagvanshi1962]

In Hinduism we pranam our food, put the first bite as gou-gras, then the second bite we also take to our forehead as pranam then we eat it and that's not even the only tradition we use as thanking the divine for giving us life essense in terms of food. I don't know what this guru is trying to say.

[@Zxnkami]

How many hindu ppl does it today? I'd say not even 5% whereas almost whole if not whole then at least 97% of Japanese ppl does that, it's like a normal thing there they call it 'ita daki masu'. So, that is what this guru trying to say..

[@ishaartworks]

Hypocrisy ki hadd hoti hai.. thodi toh sharam karleta itni badi bakwas karne ke pehle, kitne percent hain aise log batana ? 1% kahun toh woh bhi bahut bada number hoga aur tumhare bolne ke lehje se tumhari takleef saaf dikhai de rahi hai..ham jo apne dharm ko bhool chuke hain uski baat nahi karoge tum ..unhone japanese culture ki tareef kardi isi baat se takleef hogayi tumko

[@sidhantnagvanshi1962]

@@ishaartworks Anybody who accept prasad does it, anybody in india who goes in gurudwara does it before eating at langar, after any hindu rituals people does it not to mention in the ceremony rituals. This guru said we (bhartiya) should adopt this but telling this kind of thing in an audience tells that we (bhartiya) lack something like this which we clearly don't. Why deny or not acknowledge our indian values ?

[@sidhantnagvanshi1962]

@@Zxnkami We hindus also have many shlok and mantra for thanking food- ओ3म् अन्नपतेSन्नस्य नो देह्यनमीवस्य शुष्मिणः/ प्र प्रदातारं तारिष ऊर्ज्जं नो धेहि द्विपदे चतुष्पदे // Japanese are doing good but why not acknowledge our own sanskriti ? Or suggesting we bhartiya lack something like this ?

[@Zxnkami]

@@sidhantnagvanshi1962My friend there are so many good things our own religion has is that comparing our religion and rituals with others would be shame for us, but no one talked about it here if u know a Maths problem and start commenting on videos related to that problem like "what is this teacher talking about? We know how to do it" then it would be wrong of u. In this video he is just telling to those ppl in West or ppl here in India who has western mentality should follow it. Ppl who doesn't follow any religion in Japan still does this which is kind of cool. So we should also teach our new kids that following our traditions and rituals are good for us in the future from childhood.

[@reejay7196]

Loved ❤

[@martinezlopez4699]

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[@srinivaskini4704]

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[@vijayanp.v6287]

SAD GURU I YET TO LEARN FROM US

[@ashokmanikoth6520]

Anything that sells is welcome

[@NicoleBeckfordfitness]

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[@gundojusreekanth]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@raybaig]

Not only Japanese. Arabs and Persian included too.

[@humanity99999]

I respected this person believing that he is serving for Hinduism (humanity) but, he is promoting himself using religion.

[@pvp6770]

You haven't got what Sadguru is trying to convey ,Rao.All he wants is to keep aside your enemy , your EGO. Being thankful means you are a step nearer to your Creator .He has become everything only for making your life happy.Remember that your end is just one breath away.

[@azukiomamesan4747]

i'm japanese.i think 2:38 is not japanese look like chinese 😅

[@Kshitij.with.nature-channel]

Hello 🙂

[@sridharraoonkar]

Annam parambrahma swaprupam

[@virupakshakumbar4203]

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[@AllanJones-mb7dt]

I hate someone serving me food at temple. I'm often served impolitely. And I suddenly lose appetite.

[@Roh_1428]

That's what the Brahmins do before and after eating food. They chant the mantras related to it.🙏🙏

[@LILY16917]

😀😀😀😀😃😃😃😃👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@thanasekaran8761]

THATS JAPAN

[@Krskrskrs]

‼️‼️‼️ Sadhguru ate 2 meals everyday and in 200 days he got XOXO’d ‼️‼️‼️

[@AllanJones-mb7dt]

Why the depressing music?

[@drbhaskarbasu5312]

Some African tribesmen bow down to an animal they have killed fr food and ask for forgiveness.

[@enigma533]

It's from our culture Japanese learnt.. now we lost it ..

[@aakashshah9209]

Why is he teaching Japanese technique and not Vedic sanskar. He is freemasonry. He is not sanatani.

[@iwantyoutube9482]

He is teaching sanatan.....that is respecting every good thing in nature....dont bound urself to one thing...be free be sanatani

[@aakashshah9209]

@@iwantyoutube9482 being Sanatani supporter your master would have never been part of freemasonry organisation. He even says astrology a pseudo science and calling out many Sanatan religious practice not true. He charges 5000000 rupees for bike ride with him. He drives bike worth 1cr. If you really know everything about him go check what he was before becoming Sadguru. Don’t be a fool and puppet in hands of such people. Real Gurus never come out in open socially.

[@jeffzee3791]

But they eat a lot non veg and still remain healthy 🧐, due to no overeating