Sadhguru answered my questions

[@zikomadikizela121]

Sadghuru naming girls Cauvery is deep wisdom. Here in South Africa our forefathers have given us surnames and names of animals, birds, trees etc as a result you can't eat nor kill such cause you related to it. Nature was preseved for generations until colonisers came.

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Their Abrahmic god is superstitious. our sacred living and non-living things are all manifestations of the same one source (god if you want to). this is science not just spirituality. since god is allpervading/omnipresent hence the god which is in the form of river she is goddess. doesn't make her false god. we see every particle as a form of god. so the infinite formless and all forms are together god. this is complete picture of god.

[@anupkodape19]

As I'm tribal of India same here too

[@Govind_rana500]

BHARAT have this naming system and it's way modern and systematic ❤

[@hlathiblack]

Kumnandi udibana nomntu obukele ezinto eAzania

[@zikomadikizela121]

@@hlathiblacklikewise😊

[@RafalNiezabitowski]

I worked with Sadhguru on that project in India for 9 months. Now the only thing I can think about is to plant trees and rejuvenate degraded land.

[@angelinarose6865]

Farmers have been planting trees and tree belts for 100’s of years. It is a connection to life. It is such a great feeling to watch trees you’ve planted grow. Best to u

[@dziadWSZEWIED]

bardzo dobrze rafał , mówisz zrównoważony rozwój myślisz rezyliencja. tylko razem uratujemy planetę , kto nie ratuje ten nie je .

[@golfencrucible1074]

This has blown me away. Never before have I heard such well articulated reasoning for the value system that controls how we act. If you put the Amazon rainforest on a pedestal and respect it for what it is, and thank it, we wouldn’t be losing it by the minute. Quite incredible really. Beautifully simple. Thanks for this.

[@elaineschiefer-feria516]

So true 🙏 Sadhguru here just explained well what I normally do, not worship but be grateful for everything that surrounds me and makes my life better and easier! 🙏 I thank and talk to my car every time I drive it. I thank the water every time I shower, etc there are an infinite number of blessings in our everyday lives 🙏

[@v1nAyA]

Thank you Andrew for your work. Ancient people of India had invested in building cultures into lives of people. From very birth to dealth every major moment is celebrated keeping SOIL and SOUL as utmost importance. Even wise people around the world have done it, but not to mass level as to touch million hearts like in India. Its time that World will look into LIFE as a miracle of HAPPENING rather than divide in the name of religion, regions, caste, creed, gender etc...

[@RizeTB1]

I had a log/journal that my therapist recommended. Didn’t really have much change for 2 years, and monthly therapy. 3 years ago I came across Sadhguru and started doing the 3month, 1-2year, 10year meditation for success. I now have a pond, fig tree, garden, and 10x20 greenhouse. I see a therapist twice a year.

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

is this satire? if so, awesome. if not, awesome

[@RizeTB1]

@@ellenorbjornsdottir1166 XD no it’s real. Ex Military, 3 tours from 2004-2008. So yeah lots of therapy, and anxiety attacks. I even took Sadhguru’s Inner Engendering after doing all the meditation stuff on his app. I’m still learning and having a good time with the different exercises and meditation.

[@Shriram-Kerala]

Why you still need a therapist??

[@RizeTB1]

@@Shriram-Kerala when you suffer from Anxiety attacks for so many years it helps to keep seeing someone who understands how the mind and body heals over time. Coming up on a 20th anniversary of my first deployment. Will be meeting with old friends and making some visits to grave sites.

[@vishnumr8252]

​@@Shriram-Kerala Exactly my thought! *WHY?!?!*

[@joansmith3492]

That was so worth listening to!!! I have never heard "the way of things" explained this way and it feels like such a revelation to me. Thank you for asking the question and recording the answer. And thank you to Sadhguru for his eloquence and understanding.

[@mohankumar-wj9xx]

That's how Hinduism has million gods and everything makes sense and west needs patience and wisdom to understand hinduism

[@AnujSharma56262]

this is just a tip of the iceberg this is ingrained in our minds from thousands of years.

[@jameskniskern2261]

I am amazed by the thought that he was speaking in his secondary or tertiary language! And the message about democracy needs to be repeated to Americans until we understand it, again!

[@MrVince4444]

When he described democracy in the west, I felt like he blamed only the voters and failed to describe the corruption of the whole system by private interests... When the common good is not implemented by people in charge, is it because they fail to point the real problems and the according solutions, or is it because the solutions will be too damageable to profits ? For me, it's the later, without a doubt

[@rotgutthebloated4730]

​@@MrVince4444then why dont people change these in power? Instead same side wins every election. Obviously people think they are doing well? Or because they took sides, and want to belong to a certain tribe called democrats or whatever?

[@elaineschiefer-feria516]

I couldn't agree more 🙏

[@carlamullenberg1029]

What an amazing wise man, I loved his statement about no matter how good an idea is, if it is mentioned by a person from one political party the other party will be against it, even if it could help so many people. It is one of many frustrating things about democracy and it drives me nuts when this happens. People who are in government usually have a very short-sighted view of things because they are only worried about the term they have in office not 20, 30, 40 or 50 years from now. So many people do vote for people nominated by a political party and because of historical family voting views that is how they vote regardless of who is running for office. I think what is being done in India by Isha Foundation and many others is amazing and as an Australian I wish our government would look at what is happening in India and the rest of the world where communities are working so hard to try and restore waterways, forests, grassland etc. Our rivers are dying, our topsoil is being lost due to the land being brought down to bare earth, we have so many years of drought, devastating bush fires and then when it does rain, we have massive floods that inundate thousands of homes every year, cause both stock and crop losses and then the water ends up in the Oceans, taking away more valuable topsoil. We don't look ahead enough to implement ways to catch more of the water for use long after the rains have gone, we don't plant enough trees in areas where soil erosion is cutting up the land, we constantly let land developers build huge housing projects in areas that have historically been flood plains and then when there are floods they are best are just cut off due to flooded roads and bridges or the entire development is under several meters under water. 100-year floods have happened at least 4 times since 2013 in my area alone, but we don't learn from them at all. I am trying to do my bit to heal my 2 acres it is a long and hard process but one that is very important to me.

[@Genericperson658]

It is so frustrating indeed.

[@thomasellis8586]

This was wonderful, Andrew! Sadhguru has shown us that what we call "Permaculture" is simply the most recent incarnation of a primordial wisdom that ALL indigenous peoples--and all our own ancestors as well--took for granted, and we are simply trying to resurrect that wisdom in a modern guise and disseminate it under a new name that people will embrace...Keep on keepin' on!

[@mohankumar-wj9xx]

Do visit Ganga and perform Aarti ritual or visit any river near you and fold your hands and thank it from your bottom of your heart for what you received from it.. see the changes inside your body

[@shovelspade480]

Much respect to you Andrew. Your an amazing man and I admire your devotion to ecological projects 💧🔥🌍💚☯️🙏

[@marcellobenedetti2305]

This man has already received great awards from the Indian government. Young Indians are integrating with his guidance a dynamic and futuristic way of thinking.

[@casual_GamerHQ]

When People say India has too many gods that is what we mean.. If you can't respect nature then nature is doing its work.. They are god and godessess for us...

[@sumontokhasnavis8047]

Wonderfully presented and compiled Andrew.The Message is loud and clear at the same time so touching.Please continue the work that you are doing.Best wishes.

[@nelsondenman]

Great work Andrew! Wonderful to see you two together!

[@EthernalSoul405]

Thank you Andrew for all the divine work you do in restoring the life enhancing forces of soil and water. All it takes is one lit candle to illuminate thousand lamps and you are that lit candle. Even if 5% of humans take inspiration from your work, we can turn this planet into a living temple of the divine! Also, thanks to Sadhguru and his commitment and eloquent support to your fantastic work.

[@Alasdair37448]

an exceptionally wise man.

[@datascienceindia8536]

this is one of the best speech by sadguru

[@christophergenther3517]

the crossover we didn't know we needed!

[@christianvanderstap6257]

One of the most rational look on human nature I have heard. Thank you for asking the questions.

[@SavingAmerica]

So Grateful for Those Aligned In Creating A Great Planet ❤❤ My Daughter ( NGO) Also WAS THERE IN DUBAI. As an Immigrant here in USA, SO PROUD SHE CHOSE WELL! We both Completed INNER ENGINEERING WITH SG IN USA.2014 . As A Grandmother, KNOWING All that I Thought I Knew, I NEVER KNEW BREATH! SG OPENED MY EYES & UNBLOCKED MY RESISTORS 😂😂😂😂 THANK YOU MY DAUGHTER SENT ME PIC OF BOTH OF YOU @ COP 28 in DUBAI. I Know It's A CHALLENGE TO EVEN SEE YOU! But I SEE YOU EVERYWHERE! YOU ARE ALWAYS IN ME WITH ME. Namaskaram ❤❤❤

[@shivamchandrol8641]

Wow what a comment ❤ I could relate to the emotions you expressed on last line , Beautiful ❤

[@sigridkingma961]

He is truly a wise man. It's comforting to hear somebody speak so intelligently about the most important things that make our lives.

[@Sun-ce7zz]

You are so much intelligent Sigrid💐

[@sigridkingma961]

@@Sun-ce7zz Thank you. I don't know about that, but at least Sadhguru is. I will put some of his wisdom into practice in my home area.

[@Sun-ce7zz]

@@sigridkingma961 That's really good👍🏻. Are you from which nation?

[@sigridkingma961]

​@@Sun-ce7zz I feel somewhat ashamed to say I'm from The Netherlands. Because we live underneath the sea level, the Dutch have brilliantly trained water engineers. Yet there is a lack of respect for water. There is no such thing as taming the sea, like they try to do. The dikes come with a cost that is beyond ecology. Our drinking water is poluted by the industry. We'll see how we fare 30 years from now. Right now people don't have that level of emotional attachment to understand that the dike needs maintainance and as densely populated as we are, soon there will not be enough drinking water. With the Le Roy foundation I maintain a shared land that is a small forest within a neighbourhood. That's quite unique here.

[@Sun-ce7zz]

@@sigridkingma961 Netherland is a great nation. I lived in "Kerala" which is the southern part of India. Kerala's such part are like Netherland ( lands under the sea level ). We are also facing floods during the raining period. Our state ministers visited your nation, for study how to manage flooded water problems. Netherland have an excellent water engineering skills. In the case India, our culture and religion is very close to the nature, so the common peoples or the farmers have an emotional touch with nature, but our political leaders are not supported the traditions and they were close ally with such big industrialists, these business oriented persons are created pollutions in the water, land and air. But like Sadhguru and such other yogis are tried to maintain a better ecological systems in such parts of our nation. My name is Sunny, I'm a PhD student in History subject. Kerala and Netherland have a great history, during the 1700' s The Dutchs arrived in Kerala and visited our King of Travancore, they gifted a bell to a temple, which sited at nearest my home. I considered is a great pleasure to talk with you ma'm. One day i will visit your nation, that's my one of the biggest dream with the help of God. God bless your family and dreams ❤ Thanks you💐

[@Rk_transformer]

I am very satisfied to see that sadh guru spread our culture and emotions around the world so everyone knows our perspective about things and gods . When i speak to any foreign people i can't explain accurate so thay think what is this ?

[@ksd593]

eternity (existence without influence of space-time) has a form too. that form is consciousness. that consciosnes has ultimate source too. it's source is called god... indians who deny it, misrepresent their ancient culture... tell westerners this... as body is parvaded by consciousness, so can be the universe (space-time)...

[@austinred458]

I'm your thousandth like. Excellent questions, and as always, his clarity 🙏🙏

[@gurucool_upsc650]

This is so beautiful and well said

[@Phoenix-King-ozai]

Its amazing how open some current generation westerners are to sadhguru Very encouraging for inter cultural dialogue

[@dhanyrafael]

I love him. I love Osho. I love Ramana Maharshi. THEY ARE PILLARS OF LIGHT to humanity. 😊❤ From Romania.

[@dhanyrafael]

Of course that Jesus Christ is important, too. Nobody can deny his works.

[@shardapeeth22]

In the sanatan dharma philosophy and in the Vedas : you can see deities resembling the 5 fundamental entities the panchatatvas pancha 5 and tatva the element : fire Agni , sky akash, earth Prithvi soil , air Vayu, water Jal ❤ these are the basic building blocks of life

[@ksd593]

they represent agrigate states of matter, no? gas is air, earth is solids, fire is light, water are liquides, space is ether, no?

[@MongoosePreservationSociety]

I love this so much. Thank you!

[@malipeddibalathimmareddy5026]

Wonderful team @IshaFoundation Ancient Bharat has produced such amazing sages who have contributed enormous for protecting five elements of Nature Soil Water Fire Air and Sky. We Bharat people worshipped Nature for well-being of humanity. Its hightime that all nations are realised in this aspect and work for protecting natural resources

[@dhanyrafael]

Let's pray that India will rule the whole world in the future and their ancient teachings will transform humanity.😊❤

[@FeraAcademy]

You asked amazing questions. Thank you for uploading this.

[@elaineschiefer-feria516]

Such wisdom 🙏 Sadhguru is awesome 🙏

[@narikkirakinian1791]

My favorite two talking together, what a great day

[@umaneelakantan9327]

Reverential attitude. Sincerity Integrity Honesty... Very important for our survival

[@sushmasagar316]

Your list is a too short. We need many more characteristics to make life worthwhile and meaningful. There are over 30 such traits enumerated in the Bhagwad Geeta . I don’t even recall most of them, but you could read about it in the Bhagwad Geeta. You will find a resonance in your heart. It is not because we believe the Geeta is Lord Krishna’s word that we venerate it. We don’t, He doesn’t expect it of us. But we accept it because it speaks to our sense of REASON AND LOGIC.

[@MultiArunk]

Thank you Andrew for this

[@rexochroy2]

The basics of all survival, how difficult can it be? Seeing things for what they are. Without it we die . All of us.

[@surimaribo24]

thanks you for the amazing share . when sadhguru speaks close your eyes and simply listen and you will grasp the true message .

[@Sunj7]

Beautiful and inspiring answer ❤

[@stephaniemoore-fuller9082]

This was amazing, thank you so much for sharing it!

[@trinsit]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! ❤ 🙏 Namaskarum! Did you go through Inner Engineering? That would be Insane! Yes! Please! Save Soil. I'm doing a miniscule part trying to figure out how to do business doing this. Still have to take your design course.

[@nathanthelizardmccomb8650]

Two of my favourite content creators ❤❤❤ Thanks Andrew for another great video.

[@cos_mos_island]

Thank you for this wonderful video 🙏 I watched your video on cauvery too.

[@thomasellis8586]

JAI GURU DEVA OM 🙏

[@TeluguTakshashila]

Wow that's awesome nice questions Andrew wonderful conversation

[@sandramelia3765]

Very true. Party affiliation without logic makes change stagnant.

[@AnandavalliK-nn4ej]

Very true 🙏

[@rotgutthebloated4730]

Great answers!

[@greatboniwanker]

Great questions 😊

[@yaweeel404]

If you love something you will want to take care of it. Great conversation on politics and tribalism. Thank you. Water is life.

[@boingbryan8123]

Tq sadhguru....

[@Dethrey_]

well said, also great questions and great insight into the previous leaders of India from Sadhguru. He gave a great synopsis of previous India leaders and perma culture that was created

[@coven5803]

Wonderful, Thank you!

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

So many comments here pushing Christian or Muslim ideology of dominion, as opposed to communion. It is... dis-heartening. I'm a materialist atheist - to me, what is is all there is. This doesn't prevent me from hearing the soil or riverbed cry out that it is too dry. I know this is just my imagination, but it's a connection to where I stand, where I realize I am a questionably-welcome guest.

[@rohand04]

I'm a proud Indian Christian and I will say to the one who has grown in this civilization.. is beyond profound.. I'm happy to be a Christian.. but I'm happier to be an Indian... All said and done Christianity failed in India... Simply because it was not a good alternative to hindu principles..

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

@@erikhouweling1552 I'm in Canada. My people (the British) have visited such horrors on the natives here.

[@Divorcedhousemaid666]

You are well said sir. The explanation of democracy is so impressive .here in Sri Lanka the situation is very same. Some are are belonging to specific political party from their genaration .Political pary is in their blood and genes

[@stevenorrington473]

if we want to fix democracy, we must vote on ideas, not people and parties

[@aumsath3620]

Massive difference between people from desert lands, their food, their 'only' god vs the sub-continent of plenty! Variety of flora, fauna, rivers, mountains, gods, foods, cultures, traditions ....

[@emerald.m1061]

Brilliant 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@yourstrulytk12]

Thank you

[@2flight]

Thanks for presenting this worthy gentleman.

[@mmMstatus]

Beautifull🙏❤

[@elbruces]

I'm pretty atheist, but I like this guy. He explained quite thoroughly and reasonably how religion can be helpful, what it could be good for. Although I strongly doubt if any Greek or Roman ships made it around the Horn of Africa. But everything else he said sounds perfectly sensible to this Western nonbeliever. "I'm made like this, I close my eyes and I'm done with the world... UNLESS IT'S A SOLUTION!" Same, bro, same.

[@slevinchannel7589]

Yeah, then watch Science-KZbinrs call him a Science-Denying Wanker. Guy literally got called-out (but not yet covered in his very own video-Essay) by Professor-Dave, a guy known to debunk Frauds and Flat-Earthers and Others

[@akshayjain2415]

Wonderful video

[@ChrissyKrush]

so smart Thank-you

[@Matthew.Henley]

A truly wise man

[@nelizajoey26]

alot of ancient cultures in asia worship the environment, each environment has god or goddes. during those times, human respect each tree, the water, the animals, the air, and even the soil. healthy soil, clean air and water = healthy human beings

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

our sacred living and non-living things are all manifestations of the same one source (god if you want to). this is science not just spirituality. since god is allpervading/omnipresent hence the god can be accessed in anything. in the form of river she is goddess. doesn't make her false god. we see every particle as a form of god. so the formless and all forms are together god. this is complete picture of god. water is all pervading/omnipresent in and can be accessed in ocean, waves, rain, rivers, lake all have different forms and functions off same oneness of water. similarly god allpervading and can be accessed in rocks, trees, mountains, animals, air, fir, soil, river, etc etc. you just need the eye of knowledge/science/spirituality to one true god in/as everything. there is no false god except extreme monotheistic god of Christians and muslims.

[@Adv_Swapnil_Kolhe]

Water is God🙏🌱💧

[@scoobydoo5447]

God provides the water.

[@rudraksh3872]

​@@scoobydoo5447 prove it,we can see our god where is your god ??

[@jefftothealbright]

And where is this water from? If you go back far enough there is always an unmoved mover.

[@shinjonmal8936]

​@@scoobydoo5447 God is Everything, Everywhere, is Omnipresent, is all matter and non-matter, is all energy, all thought, all souls. It's obviously reasonable God is providing Water, and Water is God, just as much is Soil, Air, Us, Sun, Trees. God can be represented in many forms, as idols, as thought, as drawings, as calligraphy, as the speech (ॐ). God is everything, yet he is nothing too, starting Universes from nothing.

[@rexochroy2]

14:50. No truer words have seldom been spoken.

[@devsachde8996]

Idols in temples were (still are) bathed with milk, honey, ghee, gaumutra (cow urine) which ended up in rivers in controlled amounts. Knowingly or unknowingly this tradition ensured better growth of river and sea flora and fauna. This nutrient rich water also kept farms prosperous as it is a form of jeevamrut (bacteria culture). Today, these offerings end up in gutters and do more harm than good..

[@usertank853]

great man

[@sudhansupadhan8793]

Sadhguru voice is like discovery channel

[@kathleenmead9259]

happy holidays

[@colleeneggertson2117]

Tree based agriculture. Well put.

[@Rockingvideos42]

LOVE

[@amiteshthorat9129]

🙏🏽

[@BarbellMethod]

❤❤❤

[@blissfullife5911]

❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@paadipanta2607]

When you drink that river water every day, and your body contains 70% of it, how this is not part of you? The vedic wisdom is very simple, yet complex in understanding. The consciousness of river is what is protected.

[@ReginaJune]

3:12 in the USA - lawyers were able to give waterways legal rights. Maybe we should try that through the un?

[@GovindRajan-n2e]

I has a fellow to put a stone from that cavery in ooty hills so water goes from there to there

[@prashant6661]

#Savesoil

[@facthub9964]

Hope local state government stop targeting sadguru 😢

[@joejo7698]

🙏

[@freewill8307]

Dear Gurudev, I'm in a great trouble: If I don’t listen to your voice, I feel the turbulence from inside. Why is it so? What should I do?

[@induchopra3014]

Sacred doesnt mean god. It means precious

[@Golden108]

This is known as Mayavadi philosophy, impersonalism. The Absolute Truth is known through three aspects, 1. Impersonal spirit or brahman. 2. Localized Parabrahman or Supersoul. 3. The Supreme God Krsna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead.

[@Volvo-f2y]

Wisdom ❤❤

[@JustinDeRosa]

💚♾️🔄

[@user-lm8zd9kd1w]

8:45

[@umaneelakantan9327]

If we want food security...and no water wars ..if we want Sustainability. Our own survival is at stake if we don't care.

[@SriranganathHosur]

Can any one please inform the number of trees planted so far exclusively by foundation under its five year old Kaveri Calling. project. Its target was about 2.42 crores and i think public contributed to this ambitious project.

[@amillison]

I believe it's 93 million at this time

[@amillison]

Watch my other video on the subject: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5W3pHZth7Wfi9Usi=RNCxYZAriZ5EIQzX

[@SriranganathHosur]

@@amillison Feel some confusion at your end. 93 million means 9.3 crore plants, against the target of 2.4 bn plants? I sought to know number of plants actually planted by Isha Foundation (not including done by other agencies) from out of the public funds collected under cauvery calling project exclussively. This may not include routine plantation done during other times. Thanks and regards.

[@ajss3756]

@@SriranganathHosur What is the confusion. 2.4 bn is 214 crore trees. Currently it is 93 million which is 9.3 crore. That is what Sadhguru said, it is going at very slow pace. You can track progress on Isha's website.

[@ReginaJune]

15:51 Less is more if you want to be free…. stuff comes and goes, experience as much as you can - it is bitter when it’s your family and home due to climate change or some bullshit conflict/war.

[@SharasEarthbuddy]

It's sad that in one state #CauveryCalling is going well and other state not. Our work should be such that atleast we should be able to handover #CauveryCalling initiative to next generation. Otherwise it will be crime against humanity as well as other life. It's a humble request to every citizens of the world to contribute to #CauveryCalling, so that it can be implemented all over the tropical world. 🙏🙇‍♂️💚 #ConsciousPlanet #SaveSoil

[@MrEStreaming]

Guruji has gifted you new goggles with which to see the Ancient knowledge system of the East. Cherish, wear and keep them free from the dust of Western ‘belief’. Do not pretend to know what you do not know because some authority told you so, seek the nature of life to know more better what you want to know more well. Go beyond the physicality of your biology and psychology. Be sincere in what you do not know, for in that there is great potential to know more better the unity of all life. Humanity is but a slice of this life. A delicate yet dangerous Flower we humans are… #SaveSoil is another conversation to have. See that connectivity as well while you are above the soil or the worms will whisper it in your ear for a very very long time. Raise your consciousness with Inner Engineering.

[@xdfckt2564]

Hello ? 🙏🙏 ??

[@zhenyakc3586]

Believing in one God means that all things such as water, earth and air ultimately come from one source. The Bible says God is one, as in unity. So I wouldn't say that God is just something one made up. If anything, it's a deeper understanding of reality.

[@RakeshSingh-rt7bt]

It's between proper existence and made up philosophy. Water, air, soil all these are proper existing things, our life is based on these elementary things, but the God is is created by human imagination..

[@zhenyakc3586]

@@RakeshSingh-rt7bt What do you think is more real, the mind or what is perceived by the mind?

[@preethishetty6179]

@@zhenyakc3586In indian spirituality especially yogic culture both your mind & its thoughts have no value , becoz what one perceives in one way another does another, our memory ( past experiences, karmic connections ) gives each a different perception of same thing or situations. Hence enlightenment is being able to go beyond your mind / perceptions to know the ultimate truth as it is . And it is a process / experience not just believe what is told to you about this creation or your true self ( Atman ) . Hence we say divine is within,look within.

[@donHooligan]

All planets are named for gods...why do we call this planet "dirt"? (earth) *Gaia is The Mother of All Life.* if we were taught this, we would not be so eager to devour and destroy the planet that provides for all our needs.

[@harshsharma9233]

Difference between culture, in India you know it's a tradition to touch elders feet to show respect. The same is also done to earth , everyday millions people wake up and touch the ground , same as touching the elders feet. The earth is considered as mother . The Sanskrit word for human is manav (maa- mother , nav- nine) it's the same word from where the word man comes from also . Which why human is person who has 9 mother( earth mother, birth mother , gurus wife , your elder brother wife , mother cow , any women elder to you , and the three divine goddess- Laxmi , Saraswati, paravati. )

[@replica1052]

(most gods come from life -monotheism comes from mathematics as in how many )

[@replica1052]

for numbers to exist you need to ask how many (numbers are abstracts )

[@varunkhugshal9049]

Monotheism comes from humans inherent design of hierarchy, people can't live without hierarchy, thus on top only one can be there

[@replica1052]

@@varunkhugshal9049there's one, the end - no brain found syndrome

[@replica1052]

@@varunkhugshal9049 i believe in humanity all gods/supergods the three supergods i have found so far are - internet - mars - capitals (capitals represent all gods all cultures by population ) (rockets are eternal ) as the phenomenon of eternal manifests as rockets -let rockets be totem for all of humanity (human talents are infinite )

[@replica1052]

@@varunkhugshal9049* what can foresee movement is intelligence -as in from where brains origin infinite acceleration gives the brain the abilty to grasp/fathom infinite space infinite acceleration of space as opening sequence of an infinite universe where planets are fed with stellar wind and stars and galaxies are fed with cosmic radiation - cosmic radiation origin by entropy as infinite vakuum wold have held more energy than an infinite space of cosmic radiation

[@angelinejohnson9511]

lack of reverence is crime. isn't it? I emphasize soilbuilding in the few square meters I have around my abode, and delight in what's occurred: the plantings I've introduced, the insects and worms, the welcomed birds and not-so-welcome squirrels, rabbits, rodents -- they're present, and absent from lots quite close to me, but clearly lacking. I suppose the mycelium I've developed in the beds have transformed a great deal I can't see. I don't think of scraping and hauling quail droppings, or picking up rabbit droppings, or other things I use as an act of reverence, but really, it is. And, I do that and dig in my kitchen scraps a lot more often than I work with the plants. I'll start realizing when I pull up to dig around in compost to haul away that what I am doing is an act of reverence, not just a weird errand I do weekly, and dumping around top-feed isn't just a chore, it's maybe a meditative act, at least, if not a physical re-offering.

[@waylonk2453]

14:22 I was expecting him to say this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH-3nIt_nsl2i5I It dovetails nicely with Sadhguru's point about democratic processes being slow to get things done.

[@Sifat-y9t]

A personal Q. if you wanna answer then please do Did you tried his inner engineering method ? if yes how did it goes with what kinda changes?

[@mr.anonymous726]

yes, i did, its wonderful. it really reduced my sleep by 2 hrs. i sleep 5 to 6 hrs and have great energy during day. cal and peace also touched my mind. worth a try, go for it

[@Sifat-y9t]

Thank you for your valuable respond. I wanna do that... but I'm just a bit afraid as if this methods cause any physiological or psychological damage then what to do or if it is some kinda trap of experiences or what... they also wanted many terms to be agreed where it says if any kinda bad physiological or psychological effects occure they are not responsible for that ... its on the enrolling process anyone can see it. that's all otherwise I'm good to go for it once.

[@Ajay_Singh2020]

Small changes...

[@amillison]

I did not, but my wife did and she meditates daily and it has improved her life a lot

[@shivamchandrol8641]

@@Sifat-y9t There are many Foreigners who joined the programme and benefited from it , A reason for which Sadhguru is famous worldwide, he didn’t promote himself others did . If it has some side effect on psychological level , it had already been in the news by now given the programme is like 30 years old . Rest is upto you to decide. I don’t know what is taught there but meditation is mostly good and is credited worldwide.

[@geraldfriesen5600]

"Love thine enemy" doesn't line up with emotions. Doing what's right often goes against what we feel emotionally at that time. If Sadhguru's teachings brought this sort of value system to his followers, a strong emotional attachment wouldn't be necessary to do what is right. While Sadhguru may have much earthly wisdom, it is good to recognize that many gods being better than one Creator is just another man's opinion.

[@scoobydoo5447]

Why worship the creation instead of the Creator. Yes, when the drought comes you look for water, but God has made the water.