Sadhguru PREDICTION: Why We Are Now On "The Brink Of Extinction!"

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

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[@realflaym]

No wayyyy you brought this guy😮

[@zivaray]

How marvelous. This is the reason why KZbin should continue to exist.

[@fatherthankz]

Want you to know we're thankful for your love with wisdom to share your thoughts and feelings by giving these gems

[@sreedevi3652]

Steven

[@johnnystorm74]

@@realflaym Klaus Schwab WEF Deceiver 😥

[@KatK18]

You have to have a certain level of understanding and experience when it comes to spirituality to understand Sadhguru. Based on the comments I read, it looks like a lot of people appreciate and “get” what Sadhguru is saying which is wonderful. For people who might struggle with his words, please let me share one story. I went to Portugal few years ago and was just wondering around. I ended up passing by a building that made me physicially stop. It felt like it was calling me in. As I moved into its direction, I experienced an intense wave of emotions like never before. I felt calm and joyful. I was perplexed, but also curious. I went in and there were people coming out of the room into the main hall. I asked what was happening inside, and they told me that Mooji was inside. It’s mindblowing how limited our understanding of life and energy is. There is no need to believe in anything. Just stay curious and life will guide you home.

[@joycecamara7315]

💯

[@technolochi]

Wow. thanks for sharing!

[@LoStarseed222]

That is incredible ❤ I also love Mooji 🙏🏻

[@wellwell_well]

This happened to me in university. The was a Qi Gong demonstration. I didn't know what it was, or that it was happening. I walked by and my knees buckled. I paused to see what was happening and they were actively practicing

[@sfg206]

Mooji got that gravity

[@aidakarapetyan2555]

One the most important thing I learned from his teachings is to keep your inside happy and joyful regardless what is happening outside.

[@lisasheridan5482]

He pushed the jab on his innocent citizens.

[@anabanana3086]

@@lisasheridan5482 Do you have a source? I would really like to know

[@PHNX0]

And it’s as simple as that. Just think yourself happy! It’s all your fault depressed people / those who’ve experienced trauma. Not your neurochemistry. You personally. Why aren’t you choosing to become wise instead of wounded? Never mind the v.real symptoms you’re inadvertently experiencing. It’s all in the mind! And whilst I’m at it, what about you diabetics? Why aren’t you just thinking your pancreas into producing insulin/your cells into responding to it? Come on people, get it together!

[@yooyoo8637]

@@lisasheridan5482me too pls!

[@angelaberni8873]

​@anabanana3086 me too.

[@superlyobsessed]

42:10 "Being peaceful and joyful is more important for a human being's experience of life than 'me being better than you'". This is so simple yet so incredibly insightful and eye opening

[@diannaskare7829]

This elder could not agree more with your insight~ Thank you for sharing your thoughts~ #SaveSoil 🙏

[@landojefferson7215]

Have you considered both of those being toxic ways to live? How about sacrificing your own time and energy for the good of others? Like, your family or community. When you think living purely for the sake of hedonistic pleasures, it breeds narcissistic and pathological personality disorders across society.

[@jmb8989]

@@landojefferson7215 Can you be peaceful and joyful while sacrificing? I think so. In regards to hedonistic pleasures, they are so tricky. We work hard to create hedonistic pleasures to be enjoyed by all. Specifically when we give our family television or entertainment and good food but then those pleasures poison the masses when consumed in abundance. Hard work is good for me, kicking up my feet and absorbing the television is bad for me. I know this from experience. I don't know what to make of these pleasures except it is up to the individual to moderate for themselves. Narcissism and pathology is what I see among those who have glued themselves to television and social media. I think most people, especially women, on social media are miserable with envy because they're seeing the best of everyone's lives. Most social media lives are so incredibly fake they're not even versions of the truth. I always felt inferior when I observed others' lives on Facebook. Someone looks prettier using a photo filter, someone looks like a better parent, someone seems to have a better career. These things are often illusions. Leaving Facebook was like a religious experience. Life feels more beautiful without it and I like myself better when I'm comparing myself to who I was yesterday.

[@I.Reckon]

@@landojefferson7215 Sacrificing your own happiness to build your worthiness for a place in a 'heavenly home' ; Oh dear, you've learnt nothing. Happiness is a choice and it is a choice worth making. Do good for others, but don't sacrifice your life, enjoy your life. It's not hedonistic to live a happy life.😊

[@wallybingbang4350]

@@I.Reckon If you think happiness is a choice then you have learned nothing 🤩

[@makhomoovervoorde8988]

Thank you Sadhguru, you saved my life during chronic anxiety and panic disorder and a really big loss in my life. ❤

[@vibrationoftheone]

Inner Engineering:)

[@thehorsebackheroine5950]

I'm glad you got through that shit time in yr life. 🙏 è

[@humanoid144]

No, you did! ❤

[@Corywick]

My mother took her life when I was 10 yrs old and that was truly traumatic, but guess what.....I made my self a fabulous life thru deep heartbreak and deep introspection. I also mist include all the love and help I received from my wonderful father RIP pops you were the best father ever.....❤

[@Sara-kt6qf]

My mother did as well , wounded my spirit and I continue to struggle with the void that left. I am a mama now and I am sure my daughters saved my life I believe. I was so lonely on this planet. May God keep you close and and your light shine bright❤

[@annmarieknapp2480]

I'm so sorry. But, love your wisdom and bravery. Lost my mother to cancer and am working through grief.

[@nancystaquet5039]

❤❤❤❤❤ she is proud of you ...

[@angelaberni8873]

Oh my lord ,how shocking for you poor ladies.😢

[@MohammedSaeed-u3s]

The All-Knowing, The Wise, The Creator of Everything Said: {Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day are signs for the wise. Who remember Allah while standing or sitting or [resting] on their sides and give thought to the creation of the heavens and the earth, [saying], "Our Lord, You did not create this aimlessly; exalted are You [above such a thing]; then protect us from the punishment of the Fire. Our Lord, indeed whoever You admit to the Fire - You have disgraced him, and there are no helpers for the wrongdoers. Our Lord, indeed we have heard a caller calling to faith, [saying], 'Believe in your Lord,' and we have believed. Our Lord, so forgive us our sins and remove from us our misdeeds and cause us to die with the righteous. Our Lord, grant us what You promised us through Your messengers and do not disgrace us on the Day of Resurrection. Indeed, You do not fail in [Your] promise." And their Lord responded to them, "Never will I allow to be lost the work of [any] worker among you, whether male or female; you are of one another. So those who emigrated or were evicted from their homes or were harmed in My cause or fought or were killed - I will surely remove from them their misdeeds, and I will surely admit them to gardens beneath which rivers flow as reward from Allah, and Allah has with Him the best reward." Be not deceived by the [mercantilistic] wanderings of the unbelievers, on earth. Because it is a transitory enjoyment, and its abode will be hell. What a dismal abode. But those who feared their Lord will have gardens beneath which rivers flow, abiding eternally therein, as accommodation from Allah. And that which is with Allah is best for the righteous. And indeed, among the People of the Scripture are those who believe in Allah and what was revealed to you [O Mohammed, The Messenger of Allah] and what was revealed to them [Jews & Christians], [being] humbly submissive to Allah. They do not exchange the verses of Allah for a small price. Those will have their reward with their Lord. Indeed, Allah is swift in account. O you who have believed, persevere, endure, be patient, be ever vigilant, and fear Allah so that you will succeed and prosper.}

[@StephenStop]

I was kind of bummed when I first heard him say we make up purpose in life, but it’s actually relieving once you realize that this is true. For most of us our unhappiness is self made, especially here in the US with all of the available resources we have.

[@freedomutopuia]

This man killed his wife. Never follow him. His teachings are all stolen and can be found within. No need to praise this murderer

[@freedomutopuia]

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[@willd.8040]

The Buddha said that "to exist is to suffer" and that all suffering came from wanting. When you want things to be a certain way, or want certain outcomes, you are going to suffer and be unhappy. It's very difficult to let go to the point where you are ok with whatever happens, but those that do get there are the enlightened ones that even their own death isn't something that worries them. We want money. We want love. We want to never be sad or unhappy, and that's just not possible. We are all going to feel down, or "suffer" by just existing, but the goal is to let go as much as you can. If something doesn't work out the way you hoped, let it go. I've been trying to get there for 15+ years, and I still struggle with it.

[@bluzbrother]

His comment “You are building a psychological solution to an existential reality” really put my thoughts on hold. I’m fighting hard not to fall back into dogmatic thinking…but now I realize that’s like chasing a shadow. He is so right about nourishment and using our senses to their full potential. Staying sharp is a daily practice.

[@MohammedSaeed-u3s]

The All-Knowing, The Wise, The Creator of Everything Said: {Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day are signs for the wise. Who remember Allah while standing or sitting or [resting] on their sides and give thought to the creation of the heavens and the earth, [saying], "Our Lord, You did not create this aimlessly; exalted are You [above such a thing]; then protect us from the punishment of the Fire. Our Lord, indeed whoever You admit to the Fire - You have disgraced him, and there are no helpers for the wrongdoers. Our Lord, indeed we have heard a caller calling to faith, [saying], 'Believe in your Lord,' and we have believed. Our Lord, so forgive us our sins and remove from us our misdeeds and cause us to die with the righteous. Our Lord, grant us what You promised us through Your messengers and do not disgrace us on the Day of Resurrection. Indeed, You do not fail in [Your] promise." And their Lord responded to them, "Never will I allow to be lost the work of [any] worker among you, whether male or female; you are of one another. So those who emigrated or were evicted from their homes or were harmed in My cause or fought or were killed - I will surely remove from them their misdeeds, and I will surely admit them to gardens beneath which rivers flow as reward from Allah, and Allah has with Him the best reward." Be not deceived by the [mercantilistic] wanderings of the unbelievers, on earth. Because it is a transitory enjoyment, and its abode will be hell. What a dismal abode. But those who feared their Lord will have gardens beneath which rivers flow, abiding eternally therein, as accommodation from Allah. And that which is with Allah is best for the righteous. And indeed, among the People of the Scripture are those who believe in Allah and what was revealed to you [O Mohammed, The Messenger of Allah] and what was revealed to them [Jews & Christians], [being] humbly submissive to Allah. They do not exchange the verses of Allah for a small price. Those will have their reward with their Lord. Indeed, Allah is swift in account. O you who have believed, persevere, endure, be patient, be ever vigilant, and fear Allah so that you will succeed and prosper.}

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

@@MohammedSaeed-u3s Too many loopholes. that means Allah cannot be god. its written by some illiterate human and some illeterates believed it idiotically and most of them were forced to believe it the sword point. the most funniest things on this plant are religions and their silly little one book.

[@ADUAquascaping]

​@@MohammedSaeed-u3sJesus is our Messiah. When will you understand this? Everything you said, Jesus already taught, and Jesus is the Son of God. We don't need any more prophets. Muslims and Mormons are being deceived. You both follow false prophets who merely copied the Bible and Jesus.

[@letsmakecreativesociety]

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[@tvdylan]

yes brother ! all dogma is not even real ! its all made up, so definitely drop it and let it all go. its as ridiculous as chasing an imaginary shadow, not even a real shadow lol. -_- lets go !! lets live properly ! : ) all the best mate.

[@naomirobinson2748]

Steven. Sadhguru!? Are you kidding me!? This is EPIC!! What an incredible guest to have on woah!

[@RedRumble14]

is Sadguru legit or people just praise him cuz he looks like a wise indian man

[@StephenStop]

@meatball.number1 he’s legit 100%

[@RavingRabid]

@@RedRumble14 he is pro- depopulation.

[@guzgrant]

​@@RedRumble14with respect . He says nothing new or special . Just another guru in a beard and a hat . A cliche , a stereotype enacted . An attention seeker claiming no ego ,a hypocrite of sorts justvwirkingbthe circuit . The things he says are en point but nothing we dont know . He loves the sound of his own voice and people crave the sound of other people's voice which is why podcasts are popular .

[@twilit]

@@shilpimukherjeeyeah if you watch him long enough with a rational mind you’ll see that everything he says leads to one end- my programs my institute my country my religion. he criticizes everything and then doesn’t overtly say the solution but it’s leading people always to his programs- he just doesn’t say it outright

[@LifeGameDesign]

You know that moment when you hear a truth you don't want to face and your heart drops a little? I felt it so much with this, especially when Sadhguru said (Paraphrasing) "You talk about Trauma because you are looking for an excuse to justify who you are when you don't like it." The reaction from my body knew it was true before I did. It hurts, because it's the work I need to do

[@RiannaScipio]

I feel that Sadhguru's comment is shaming for people who suffer from CPTSD and dismisses the science. He should read Dr Bessel van der Kolk.

[@Lora-G]

@@RiannaScipioI believe it's a statement about letting emotions control you

[@twilit]

so no one can ever experience anything that actually breaks them or traumatizes severely they just chose it as an excuse. suicidal people are just letting their emotions control them. definitely boomer logic 😂

[@garyfeltham302]

Thanks for the Dr name@@RiannaScipio

[@blablabla2616]

@@RiannaScipio i agree i beleive there is a process to healing and we all move thru it at our own pace .Gabor Mate has also great information.

[@carlar592]

'Your experience of life is determined by you'. Beautiful interview, thank you!!!

[@rowb3259]

I read this at the same time he just said it on my Tv, wow that was weird

[@CypraSoul]

East and West trying to talk, and I feel how hard it is. I enjoyed the ocnversation so much.

[@synesthesiafilms]

There are actually wise humans from the east.

[@twilit]

@@synesthesiafilmsit’s very popular to put down “the west” but the east has many problems and you see they are flocking to west too

[@synesthesiafilms]

@@twilit Everybody thinks they are better than the other, and the other is evil. When A.I. comes their intelligence will dwarf ours so much that we merge in nothing but our arrogance into one, in comparison, like the fly is to us now, just a nuissance waiting to be squashed.

[@melanieowen9062]

We are here for a very brief amount of time and we think we are the centre of the world (Great quote)

[@vibrationoftheone]

And possibly we come back to continue our mission;) But don't remember anything else but the mission

[@minervaclaros4159]

I used to be driven by my emotions. But when i encounter the teachings of Sadhguru i have now control over my whole life in the sense of inner Well being. it has changed a lot of me. I am getting bette and better, happier and stable most of the time. Sadhguru is my Ultimate teacher.

[@aidakarapetyan2555]

Me too! Sadhguru’s teachings were life changing in my life. I am a happier person because of him.

[@grzegorzkapica7930]

For how long already?

[@tmalloy9]

You will need something bigger after a while. Keep seeking n

[@freedomutopuia]

This man killed his wife. Never follow him. His teachings are all stolen and can be found within. No need to praise this murderer

[@freedomutopuia]

This man killed his wife. Never follow him. His teachings are all stolen and can be found within. No need to praise this murderer

[@TwistedReality108]

"Either you can become wise or you can become wounded" 🙏🏼 POWERFUL words form Sadhguru. Loved his program INNER ENGINEERING, it truly transformed my life ❤ recommend anyone to try it! (The Thumbnail is horrible though 😅)

[@AlexandriaCassiano]

everyone asks guru same questions but no one listens....i love SADHGURU.... we are so blessed to be able to hear his wisdom. and his mission of breaking his heart and throwing it into the world. ive caught a piece of his heart and now im breaking my heart off and tossing it into the world. our GURU has so much wisdom....im thankful

[@smartstreetviews]

Once we have no questions left to ask we are one with divine

[@descartesdonkey4291]

two idiots n love

[@Dev4663t]

Sadhguru is not an easy interview. You handled it really well. His insight comes in MANY layers. Its something that you need to truly digest and ponder on. Much respect for you for having and managing this interview. His message is loud and clear. Thank you for spreading the word. REALLY curious what could Sadhguru's question be for the next person lol.

[@melcurtis5813]

Agree.

[@OriginNowSound]

What u mean he not easy. People asking questions that warrant these kinds of answers. Let's keep spreading

[@neltins5308]

Its even tougher to practice his teachings, but will benefit the spiritual self (our spirits & our souls) a lot more than mindless unconscious living.

[@Dev4663t]

@@neltins5308 its all about discipline. His methods are challenging and interesting. Still going through Shambhavi Mahamudra 🙏

[@Dev4663t]

@@OriginNowSound yes i agree.

[@silviacarolinalangowski8442]

Wow! I had so many epiphanies just listening to him! I love how wise and direct he is, not making excuses.

[@rianavermeulen8689]

All I can say is this man saved my life in 2012. Listening to " in the lap of a master" did it for me. ❤

[@mamat6456]

same here

[@willow1698]

Hope his brain is o.k.

[@chemicalx3353]

no, this man did not save you, you learned something from that man. you saved yourself. you did that by listening to something this man said. don't forget to include yourself in this. Unless you tripped over something and the man just happened to come by to catch you, then he saved you

[@Success-mu5zh]

@@willow1698 He is working like a bee so it must be. I attended a 6:30 hours program where I was exhausted and he was still fresh and energetic at the end.

[@FactsandReelsForall]

​@@Success-mu5zhlearn angamardana and u will be a beast

[@This_is_Fred]

I feel like Steven has taken the role of a spiritual student for us viewers by means of openness and non-resistance. I think, that allowed Sadhguru to express himself so effectively in this interview. Awsome work, great content. You are both an inspiration for me and I want to say thank you 👍👍

[@christinenaamani3128]

Ooooomg you got Sadhguru on!! Thank you ❤❤

[@Lemon-lp1qb]

Fan of sadhguru? Do you buy everything he says? Even this? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX2YYZyhiZp_e9ksi=HE3L-QIBrODUfLiB

[@ely4062]

That was my reaction as well... 😂

[@mamolewamodiba9159]

I grew up with an angry father and i still dont know what made him angry. All my life up until i became an adult, he is still angry and doesnt belive in therapy😪😪😪 I took a decision that i will never raise my child the same way i was raised (with anger). Not easy, It is a journey but i am trying my level best. thanks to people like Sadhguru who help us with lessons on how to overcome bad childhood experiences. I enjoy listening to him and i learn a lot from him. Thank you!

[@jf5801]

Wow I share in your experience and it feels like their anger is killing you day by day. Sucks your soul right out of you.

[@naveenofficial1387]

then u need to watch ANIMAL movie father son bond same issue

[@KittyKat-vb1nd]

Demons. So many people are possessed

[@Gypseygirls]

Also KZbin Abraham Hicks.. ❤

[@Sammasambuddha]

Buddah says, "Anger is not a normal state of mind. Anger is directly correlated to a lack of understanding. There's nothing magical or ethereal about it. If someone cuts you off in traffic, are you angry? If you find out they are rushing to the hospital for a pregnant wife, are you still angry?" Also, "All of your problems are like this Anger thing. You have an expectation that is unfulfilled. Something is not how you want it to be. Problem." 🙏 Go with the flow. Resistance is futile.

[@theresaslusher4305]

I have been living blissed out for years and before I ever heard of this guy, but if he can turn the whole world on, that would be awesome.

[@JavabeautyIsaGallery]

I've been following Sadhguru for a long time. This is a wonderful and insightful conversation. Truly a treasure, should be much more conversation and interview like this. Thank you all🧡💛💚💙💜❤

[@bellabella8677]

I follow sadhguru for past 4 years.... Loved his talking .. Tnx for inviting such guests❤❤ keep up the good work.. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@camilacatriman7293]

I completed the Inner Engineering program designed by Sadhguru and has completed transformed my life. ♥️♥️♥️

[@CryptoMafia]

How much did it cost

[@CryptoMafia]

🎉

[@zogjones]

@@818Ready you don’t want more than you currently have?

[@mojoJojo-dheeraj]

@@818Readysad you see it that way.

[@kidcal]

@@zogjonesalways seeking joy seems to be the way for growth

[@paridahwarren4633]

Steven’s ability to be humble in interviews and to remain curious with so many personalities is wonderful for the listener. Thank you 🙏

[@7sevens]

Echo this .. I can imagine its hard to do with continued success and the wide range of personalities being interviewed

[@neeyku]

They speak for an hour and 17 minutes and all you both have to say is about what you can imagine is difficult about interviewing? No, what did you learn? What improved you? What was your favourite bit? Say something

[@7sevens]

@@neeyku fair enough. Those are good questions to reflect on! The interviewing point was the first thing that struck me and hence the comment.

[@arias2026]

@@neeyku I'll answer that. He basically interrupted Steven every single time, feeling so entitled, always making a words salad NOT answering the most compelling questions (nor any of them, in fact). Steven repeatedly tried, and rightfully so, to make a point about the danger of AI with nuclear weapons etc. and the "guru" goes on and on talking about how letting a machine calculate everything for us would be wonderful because that way we would not think at all about those kind of things and we would focus on more important things. I say: bullshit. Focusing on doing things the best we can is one of the most enjoyable AND joyful things in life. Life IS made of that, and enjoying making efforts to achieve goals IS NOT a threat to the consciousness. In fact Mr Guru contradicted himself cause... wasn't he who stated that to learn the alphabet or to do any NONsurvival activity you need to put some effort into it and focus? (To learn techniques and stuff like that). Everything worth doing needs a will effort from within. So... seriously his argument pro AI was that?? What's wrong in having a machine doing everything instead of us trying to understand the process and doing it with our efforts, so that we don't learn anything anymore? Do I really need to explain why? How naive, purposefully stupid and manipulative of an argument is this?? For starter, let's just say we would become (and in fact are becoming) more stupid every year that passes, as a society. Also, does it occur to this guy that the calculator could do such things BECAUSE a human being created it and knew how to do it? Thanks to human efforts?? If nobody knows anymore how to do stuff because a machine does, we basically let the machine control our lives. If we let AI take control over creating and controlling other machines, in one or two generations there won't be any expert anymore to teach anything to anyone, we will have forgotten everything and thus lost all our power to control the machines themselves. Also, what about the pleasure, the JOY of discovery and learning, which is the key experience in life itself? This dude is total fraud. Be aware. Trust your guts. Mr Guruwhatever, you don't fool anybody, you're a sociopath in disguise, and a very dangerous one. Also a suspected wife murderer, I heard (just learned it watching a documentary after I saw this interview).

[@arias2026]

@sunsetwavey He claims she meditated herself to death, willingly... His father-in-law accused him of murder and a case was opened, but also closed for lack of evidence. But here it is: no possible evidence cause when the death happened Sadhguru rushed into burning her body at 4-5 a.m. (ehr, yes, okay "cremating" it) instead of burying as the local tradition usually required, but most of all he did it BEFORE her sisters and her father came to visit after her death. And when the father in law filed the accusation report he flew to the USA so the case was closed for lack of evidence. No body, no evidence. Apparently he had an affair with another woman of his community of followers. The father in law reported his daughter always complained about the presence of this other woman. We'll never know, but...no, he's not a saint. I can promise that.

[@AnandDattaniPodcast]

Having listened to the whole episode in one sitting, I have to say this is one of the most impressive displays of hosting I’ve seen Steven (or anyone) do. Because it was not at all an easy conversation to manage. Keeping it neutral, informative and also asking the questions without bias but considering the entirety of the DOAC audience that will be listening to it, I’m in awe of the job done with it. Big shout out to Steven for that, and for the overall wisdom shared.

[@twonrichpo]

Completely agree.

[@freedomutopuia]

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[@Sunsoult]

Unfortunately, although I have watched Sadguru for years and felt he had something helful to say to humanity, this particular interview only served to show him to be arrogant and was unable to let Bartlett finish important questions or statements. Listening and an even exchange, regardless of the difficulty of the topics, makes Diary of a CEO a joy to watch, normally. I have watched every one, and with the exception of this interview, I thoroughly enjoyed them. I was litterally squirming in my seat listening to unanswered questions and blocking tactics by Sadguru. I fully agree that the interviewer was masterful in his restraint and ability to get the best out of an uncomfortable situation.

[@susiedubon]

I agree with you.

[@amberfahr5992]

Absolutely..I have seen hosts 😢with lots of ego get destroyed trying to volley with Sadhguru😂

[@rnbw_artz]

4am club! Blissed tf out!! Its insane to suffer the past or what you think will happen in the future. Stay present because it's a gift!😊

[@yvonneseihu5764]

We are BEINGS.We are supposed to know HOW TO BE.How far have humans gone away from this definition?.....Thank you always Sadhguruji🙏🙏🙏❤

[@Goldie123-d2o]

He is an evil nasty fraud. He thinks the the world can not sustain the world population and want depopulation.

[@letsmakecreativesociety]

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[@zesvo]

True, most humans haven't given birth to their Being, and that's why we are here! Wisdom is not being distracted. Seek ye first.......

[@soartogreatness]

Thanks!

[@hydaralkhodor5086]

He simplifies all the facts and questions, and encourages you to take all the responsibility of your life, which is really inspiring 🙏🏻

[@OurTube_TheOriginal]

OMG that is over simplification and American’s and CEO’s and the Worlds’ 1% love that stuff cause it means no community responsibility. Wrapping it in turbin and white hair doesn’t change the core philosophy that it is all on you like Ayn Rand and how’s that working for us?

[@angelakellogg783]

right

[@JabsMajozi]

This is so accurate. I also noticed how a little off-field the conversation would go because of this very element. We must pursue and take responsibility. All the answers lie within us. He did not answer questions like a normal guest would, and threw Steven under the bus so many times. But it was a pleasant thing for them both, and for me as a viewer.

[@dhariamarialurie7646]

Dear person, please take a moment to read this important message: Genuine repentance and repetition of those words will protect you from calamities: "Falun Dafa is Good" and "Truth, Compassion, Forbearance is good". Falun Gong (also called Falun Dafa) is a spiritual self cultivation practice based on Universal principles: Truthfulness, Compassion, Forbearance. Since 1999 Falun Gong practitioners face the most brutal persecution in the history of mankind at the hands of the Chinese communist party.

[@MsCGarnica]

​@OurTubeMoriah what's really going on with you. How's your hat hair today? A human needs to have a sense of personal responsibility BEFORE they can have a sense of community responsibility. Most people are selfish that way. Either way you could stand to learn a thing or two from this man. A great yet humble man. He has so much more than your closed mind can see, just because he's dressed different from you and has some hair why should that make a difference. He is far wiser than you could ever hope to be with that kind of attitude. Besides they say you should give the shirt off your back but what happens? You end up Shirtless! Charity begins at home and grows from that sacred place. I feel sorry for people like you.

[@Jocelectro]

My guru on my favourite podcast? Is this really happening?! It's like worlds colliding for me. He came to me in 2019 and I am learning to always be a better version of myself ever since. 🙏 It's not going to be the easiest conversation I guess. 😅❤ Thank you so much for having Sadhguru.

[@freedomutopuia]

This man killed his wife. Never follow him. His teachings are all stolen and can be found within. No need to praise this murderer

[@freedomutopuia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaUeIyuba5_pbs

[@CrazyLadybug]

Wonderful right it’s like i see him everywhere 😊 🙏 so happy to see other people in the comments recognising sadhguru and reading about how he inspired so many including myself

[@soulful.shining]

It is amazing for me too! Likewise, his changed my life and it’s always so lovely to hear his conversations. So happy to see him here 🙏🏾❤️

[@rachelnelson8694]

Haha, I was thinking the same thing.

[@williampeynsaert]

one of the few podcasts for which I instantly drop everyth and start watching

[@RubiStarseed]

Same!

[@JohnnyFalstaff]

I hope you're not a surgeon or a pilot :)

[@Vee1111love]

Same here😊

[@williampeynsaert]

@@JohnnyFalstaff luckily my job allows me to decide when I work and when I don't :-) but funny comment, thanks, enjoy your day

[@jonathanwaston3323]

Me too

[@mihaibadicel8985]

Amazing. I seen 4 or 5 guests of you and from all of them I had something to learn. This Guest was like a wake up call for my future decisions in life. I'll start by subscribing to this channel right now.

[@zulalegna]

Not an easy person to interview as I could see, but definitely someone we all should learn from. Thanks for this interview.

[@Lemon-lp1qb]

Yes we can learn charisma but not the pseudoscience he peddles. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX2YYZyhiZp_e9ksi=HE3L-QIBrODUfLiB

[@ОльгаКоложварі]

Totally agree

[@disdathit]

Is it me or did Steve seem sick of his shit😂

[@danika181263]

​@@disdathitStephen seemed a bit lost at some of his answers, as was I, there was no straight answer to some very good questions.

[@zaira-lovepande2206]

Love Sadhguru but was wondering why he wouldn't let Steven finish his sentences 😂

[@LCTinsights]

It's true, no one tells you how to handle your intelligence when you're a gifted person and high intelligence comes with more intense emotions that you have to learn how to balance out through discipline and meditation.

[@freedomutopuia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaUeIyuba5_pbs

[@Indy__isnt_it]

I've never heard this before! TY for posting what makes SO MUCH sense!

[@rayneofstars22]

I know I’m late to this one, but this was such a fascinating interaction between two very different people! You have someone who is extremely logical and analytical, who dictates his actions by what makes the most rational sense, having a conversation with someone who is more spiritual (not necessarily in the religious sense) but who guides his life and decisions through introspection and shifting his experience of reality through perception. It’s like the opposite ends of the spectrum, but they both make sense in so many ways! It’s old school enlightenment meets modern day intellectualism. This episode was a very special one indeed!

[@lisetteem588]

so you feel Steven is not spiritual? I know he's a businessman but i dont think hes an automaton.. he might be more enlightened than sadghuru.

[@ADUAquascaping]

Intellect is one of our senses. It isn't equal to consciousness. It's only a part of total consciousness. Talking and analyzing isn't going to help you figure it out. Many people have never experienced Samadhi and never will, and that's the tragedy.

[@ADUAquascaping]

Dharana and dhyana lead to profound Samadhi. And science can't explain it and they don't understand it. Looking at brain waves during Samadhi doesn't explain how or why it occurs. It's self-evident that consciousness transcends our limited senses and dimensions. It's exactly why observation is a physical act, yet within the quantum wave function, observation holds no unit of measurement. How? How is observation a physical act, yet can't hold value in this dimension? Then where is the observer coming from? It's clearly from another dimension.

[@ADUAquascaping]

​@@lisetteem588We're all enlightened. We are not merely our mind. Analyzing and worldly knowledge don't equate to more enlightenment. Enlightenment isn't a destination.

[@lisetteem588]

Sure, but Im not saying Steven has better power of analysis or intellect.. I do beleive he has awareness. sdghuru says some things that are true but some which ppl like the sound of.. its like bubble gum.. you chew and chew and wonder what the flavour is.. but it doesn't fill you; he told him the neurone firing was rubbish (which is scientifically proven, then later spouts some science which was also correct.. but some stuff he says has no connection to anything). @@ADUAquascaping

[@amandatremeer6598]

❤❤❤ This has been one of my favourite interviews, I find myself learning all the time, turning my life around, it’s blessings and learning, and peoples you bring on to your show. Thank you

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Wow! Thanks for sharing with us! Really happy this one was enjoyable and encouraging for you. Team DOAC 🙏

[@liawiborg584]

I guess most people don’t get Sadghuru, because he speaks in a very spiritual way. And most people have closed their eyes to their own spirit. If you need a meaning, hear this: LIFE is simply to be lived. It’s a gift that was given to you. What you make out of it, is simply your choice, either you wanna feel miserable or joyful. You decide. You cannot control everything around you and what will happen to you. What you can control is simply the way you choose to look at it. And by doing this, you are changing the world simply by existing. And hear this: if you ever felt rock bottom, you know the pain. I suffered for over 20 years. But I needed that to understand. The pain, the suffering was a gift from life itself to push me to what I needed to see. LIFE ITSELF. To simply be and live. People are running around trying to be something else than themselves. Trying to fix things outside of them they cannot control. The universe is abundance/ intelligence itself . There is nothing to be fixed other than the way we look at it. If you need help realising, go read all the wise people and their teachings and you will see they’re all talking about the one same thing. Wake up to life. The pain will stop when you stop chasing after any expectations or outcomes and simply allow yourself to be you and see what is already here 🙏🤍

[@innerworker]

$$$piritual $AD”guru”…

[@tammygallagher976]

Pain stops people

[@xandricoetzee6698]

Maybe because he's super shady and not really spiritual at all. $$$

[@bobbyjosson4663]

What absolute drivel! Just change the way you look at life, don't go out and make the changes in the real world. It's so evil, it's almost Satanic.

[@OurTube_TheOriginal]

OMG that is over simplification and American’s and CEO’s and the Worlds’ 1% love that stuff cause it means no community responsibility. Wrapping it in turbin and white hair doesn’t change the core philosophy that it is all on you like Ayn Rand and how’s that working for us? It is costing us more and more and more as streets, prisons, parks, hospitals fill and obesity rising as are suicides.

[@lankabhumi1114]

“Be wise or be wounded”. Thank you Sadhguru and Steve

[@91toinfinity]

You can be both wise and wounded.

[@lankabhumi1114]

@@91toinfinity it’s human to be wounded but if you allow that to dominate you, you fail your life. Believe me, I’ve gone through decades being wounded, decades being wounded which leads you to be angry eventually because we are yet again human. With lot of mind attention and decipline over decades I managed to dis own the wounds and anger or anything that is negative around me. I feel healed I feel I’m under control I feel I’ve won the mind battle. And, I call that being “wise”. I decided to be wise than to be wounded. Take ownership and control for how you feel. Take action to be wise. 🙏

[@91toinfinity]

@@lankabhumi1114 I hear what you're saying but I don't think anyone can ever be fully healed. Healing is a process until death.

[@twilit]

and how does that work exactly? what exactly can a person become wise about that helps them if they’ve been physically abused all their life? they should be wise about avoiding abuse later? how does that help them avoid being wounded by it, because in reality most people who grow up in abuse choose abusive partners, while people lucky enough to have loving parents choose loving partners. it’s not that the latter are wiser, their brains were wired differently by their experiences. and to say just be wise is so simple it’s insulting.

[@lankabhumi1114]

@@twilit You’ve said their brains are wired differently, that’s where the treatment must be applied to by rewiring. If people decide to be in an abusive relationship and let it happen that’ll be their choice specially in the 21st century. If there’s a will there’s a way. I’m not talking here about physical ailments which is quite inevitable. With meditation there comes a point where one understands the body is different to the mind with that understanding you can watch your thoughts, feelings, wounds independently and that leads to conquering the mind. Ofcause it’s not as easy as it said but it’s also easy as said too. If you learn core Buddhism and practice genuinely you will be able to tread the path to heal. Yet again we all are differently exposed to situations, Cultures, understandings and perseverance. Don’t try to solve everything with logic. Where science ends where spirituality begins. Don’t expect a magic wand to change but innocently learn from people who may know better than us. Remember life is really short and not worth being wounded and regretting at the last breath. Bless you.

[@ginarenee1625]

I’m so glad he brought up the subject of losing a child. It is not the kind of pain talked about much because it would be anyone’s worst nightmare. My heart goes out to anyone who has. He said it would take a tremendous amount of discipline to stay sane.

[@esmeramsay8179]

Very beautiful comment , I know this situation personally, and it’s really correct - it takes sun human discipline to stay sane 🙏🏽

[@ginarenee1625]

⁠@@esmeramsay8179your love and light is evident. Blessings to you

[@marcellavitaletti7976]

Yes, it does. My son died 26 years ago. Today would have been his 37th birthday. Thank you for posting this. It's a lot of work, but people like you who "get it" really help us without knowing it. Blessings.

[@SanctifiedLady]

He said that but it’s highly individual… losing a child or anyone close isn’t easy but you have a choice and a will as to how you move on with life. You choose insanity that’s your choice. Makes no sense to me but ppl make the choice

[@SanctifiedLady]

You choose your emotions every second you choose to be miserable or choose to be at peace

[@delicrux]

I think this was a excellent interview. Sadhguru is very good at providing thought provoking metaphors stories and questions for people to reflect on. many people think this is to dodge answering a question but in truth he is trying to guide everyone listing to awareness/Consciousness. I appreciate how Steven facilitated this interview, there were a few times where he miss understood things, and Sadhguru cut him off to correct and redirect the stream of thought back on track, Steven handled this well without letting the ego cloud his ability to listen and learn. To make Sadhgurus point more clear you can control what you are experiencing internally, your state of mind. However the typical western mind allows their experiences to become their identity their persona. He is saying we can all learn to let that go and experience bliss, by directing our attention inward. when you do this enough eventually you will understand your stream of thoughts is a reflection of your environment, and a survival tool. eventually if you just observe them without attachment they will fade and you will start to experience bliss. fastest way i have found to experience dont worry about meditating just breath comfortably start to recall as many positive experiences in your life as you can remember how it felt, or things your grateful for. if you cant do this then just focus on forgiveness and letting things go. any negative thought let it go, positive thought remember the feeling, dont become attached to either negative or positive. eventually you will be in bliss enjoy it and realize this is always available.

[@jlee4361]

I love learning through parables, I think people undervalue how effective it is to communicate through concepts/analogies rather than the menial details. I didn't see any comments about his dodging questions, but if there were, know that he's answering Steven's question with the power of story. Loved this episode.

[@jenniferspring8741]

Thank you so much for your comment, very helpful.

[@zesvo]

Sat Chit Anand

[@mangepanges]

Yes in the same way you can't explain how a computer works to a 5 year old, sadhguru can't explain to someone stuck in thoughts and intellect what life is, so he uses stories and metaphors to try to get you curious about finding out more.

[@alexandradodu2722]

Thank you Steven for your open mind, open heart, raw curiosity and the desire to bring such people on your podcast.

[@freedomutopuia]

This man killed his wife. Never follow him. His teachings are all stolen and can be found within. No need to praise this murderer

[@freedomutopuia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaUeIyuba5_pbs

[@hjjbghhj]

You’re serious, aren’t you? Have you listened and watched what this guy does? He makes science nervous and sweat. He makes science outdated and invalid.

[@hjjbghhj]

@way2go295 That beard is his whole selling point. Makes him appear all mighty and wisdomy. Well, I cant argue with his wisdom, I mean who else can cure deadly diseases with Mercury but Sadhguru.

[@divinecode369]

I always enjoy Sadhguru teachings! I learn so much from him! Save the Soil!

[@freedomutopuia]

This man killed his wife. Never follow him. His teachings are all stolen and can be found within. No need to praise this murderer

[@freedomutopuia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaUeIyuba5_pbs

[@Candiceholbrook88]

This man is so wonderful to listen too, his laugh and charisma is so infectious. You can become “wise” or “wounded”. I believe he has achieved what we all hope to achieve, thank you Steven 😊

[@venktesh6600]

Really.. I listen J krishnamurthy and Osho. They sound great, but SADguru sounds so fake n mediocre parrot agent to me.

[@Candiceholbrook88]

@@venktesh6600 thanks for the recommendation, I will listen to those 😊

[@DaniGirl6]

Steven put a cult leader on his show. Of course he sounds charismatic. They all do, their lives depend on that skill. Don't trust a word he says. My opinion of Steven has dropped very low because he allowed his platform to be used to amplify this man's voice. What the hecc was he thinking. Did he not research the immoral character of this man or bother checking? It doesn't take much effort to quickly find Sadhguru is not someone to amplify without filtering and context to people who aren't educated about cult manipulation tactics.

[@Candiceholbrook88]

@@DaniGirl6 thank you, if I’m honest I hadn’t heard of him before but I appreciate you for making me aware of this 😊

[@qadiram7715]

Well said ❤

[@biancabulloch1160]

Dropping so much wisdom, need to replay to catch it all. So funny and light too!

[@berbearlol]

Love Sadhguru!! I have read and enjoyed his books, excited to see him here.

[@KristinaMalinovska-l3y]

Childrens are giving energy and love, love without rules. The best thing ever to happen to me. Love this Podcast.

[@OurTube_TheOriginal]

Because they have no rules the need adult protection though…also children do have rules they just can’t articulate them usually.

[@konstanzkuraz4479]

He offers direction. Much desired and needed direction. A way out not based upon any particular external belief system which becomes internalized and creates havoc with those around us. And this is monumental for the survival and thriving of our species. Thank you for this interview. 💞

[@freedomutopuia]

This man killed his wife. Never follow him. His teachings are all stolen and can be found within. No need to praise this murderer

[@freedomutopuia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaUeIyuba5_pbs

[@storyBuddhas]

"The Dhammapada holds timeless truths, and every verse feels like a nugget of pure wisdom. This video is a treasure trove for anyone seeking a more mindful existence."

[@YingWooWang]

This interview really changed my viewpoint in life. There's so much to unpack and self navigate internally. But I think really found a path to living the life I want from hearing Sadhguru's perspective and ideas he shared in this interview.

[@tigerwas8309]

i found Sadhguru years before he became (almost) a household name..His message has never changed; his joyful delivery has never varied; his wise expressions of living in 'bliss' has not altered; he deserves our attention. And YOU deserve to live artfully, beautifully, lovingly, truthfully. May it be so.

[@ellenhumphrey5440]

He also wants to depopulate the planet . Listen to him at Davos 😉

[@lionintu]

Yeah up until he supported the mandates I respected him. At that point he proved he was part of the problem..

[@regancarter2269]

​@@lionintuwhat mandates?

[@lionintu]

@@regancarter2269 jab mandates

[@NidhinVinod-tt3tb]

Sadhgur was a miracle happened in my life, when i was down and so alone. Now I am doing better, I am still growing I really wanted to listen to sadhguru, everyday because it is a motivation from inside which boost me to 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 and GO to do the things i need to grow myself.

[@rainbowwarriors1688]

You grow yourself by listening to another man? This makes your understanding second hand. It conforms your life to the view of another and denies your own understanding of your life for and by yourself, which is the true and only road to wisdom.

[@daddydhensTV]

Good for him, your just late he already grow before your comment .

[@pascalramael5678]

​@@rainbowwarriors1688 never heard a man sound so dumb 😂

[@jooaoramos]

Thanks

[@m.y.7097]

This human is on an entirely different level. Thank you for interviewing him. I'm sure glad to have found him during COVID lockdown.

[@samshmental4600]

An enlightened being beyond any of our understandings

[@RavingRabid]

@@samshmental4600 he is friends with Mr Schwab and is pro - depopulation. How is that beyond anything?

[@InkyLeavesBotanicalArt]

He is so inspiring. Everyone I hear his words I'm left feeling widened and at peace. Thank you

[@ibizawavey8630]

He's a good intro into these topics. Wait until you learn what you are truly capable of :) much love.

[@Donprossaa]

Got a wide-on too

[@kalidoscope3270]

The soil problem mentioned at 1:12:48 gaves me goosebumps!😳 I wasn't aware of that issue at all! Absolutely terrifying! I wish it would have been longer discussed and not only mentioned at the end, like if it isn't important. Sadhguru is all about valuing life. Valuing soil is valuing life. That's great spirituality !

[@robgibson8640]

Me too so sad

[@richgreen5988]

Intensive agriculture since the 1950's coupled with agrochemicals being sprayed to crops on mass inc fertilisers, herbicides and fungicides, weedkillers like roundup etc are all destroying the biological life (soil) in the areas applied. Yes these things are applied to reduce crop loss from insects etc eating plants however they have created a much , much larger problem. The first problem is mass mono cultural farming - it is completely unnatural for one crop to grow over many hectares, - for life to thrive you need diversity of life. This mono culture limits the type of biological life that can thrive in this area and so the type of insect that does like that crop becomes very abundant and then a pest. The irony of applying pesticides to kill them is that it further destroys the soil/ecological cycle. The agro chemicals of all types, work their way into the soil and all other plant life and destroy the soil-food web of life which otherwise carefully balances itself. The chemicals also when consumed by insects are passed on to their predators e.g mice, rats, then birds etc causing ill health of those populations - bioaccumulation. Humans that eat the crops are also ingesting these chemicals which in turn cause all kinds of ill-health and diseases. There is a LOT of research into the chemicals and plastics present in humans. The answer to all of this is Organic farming there is a great book by Jeff Lowenfells - Teaming with Microbes that explains all of this www.jefflowenfels.com/

[@gratefulkm]

@@richgreen5988 The planet grew everything you needed to survive before it grew you , therefore we need to do nothing to survive, its impossible for us today to comprehend how much life was there , imagine flocks of birds taking off and the sky turning black, there are that many But when you have decided to capture slaves, you can no longer walk around otherwise they will run off You need to build walls and roofs, then you need to force the slaves to farm I mean when the Roman Slavers , cut down all the natural food bearing trees and plants in Europe, "they upset the apple cart"

[@kdaniel1995]

And do you now understand why climate change is such a massive issue, which is totally ignored by the average population? And that's exactly the reason why climate activists are getting more radical by the day. Because each day we are loosing more and more insects, which you can look up right now, and the countries of the world are doing very little to stop this.

[@mashton72]

Fix the soil and there is no “climate crisis”

[@andrewknight5655]

Sadhguru "Hello" count: 5 times. Beautiful interview and eye opening as always. Thank you gentlemen! It really is true that we give our lives away in the name of survival trying seek purpose and meaning. We created a society bent on that without ever understanding why and we did lose our way in transition from childhood to adulthood.

[@ILM2219]

My first experience listening to Sadhguru.... Thank you! Stephen...Thank you for this special guest.. :) Great Wisdom... Determined by Me!

[@knk45]

Wow ive been a fan of this pod for a while and seeing sadhguru on here is just amazing, my dad will love this ep

[@louised7829]

Never see Steven so confused. Love that he's up for these deeper conversations ❤

[@borodel619]

Because Sadguru self is confused!

[@hanac5751]

Because Sadbaba is a FRAUD.@@borodel619

[@KB-bx9ui]

​@borodel619 Yeah agreee...he is kind of dismissive in some of his answers.

[@TheresaMueller]

I got confused, because Steven didn't reflect at all on anything Sadguru said, or did he cut out these parts? After such profound answers and insights he must have taken time to let it sit in himself, no? And think about it himself deeply, reflect upon it and ask may be then even deeper meaningful questions. But Steven asks right away the same question again in a different manner. I just hope, that he listens to Sadgurus answers again and then realizes himself the simple profoundness, which would save him from having to ask all these questions again. Of course - as he believes in life meanings and missions and that it is his mission to ask many wise ppl here for us, that it is a somewhat a crux for him. But I am very grateful to Steven to invite Sadguru and asking him these questions for many of us out here, inspiring us, to turn to our simple truths in each of us, buried deep down because of all Western education amd media bs.

[@hanac5751]

I think Steven saw through the b.s. of that s.o.b.@@TheresaMueller

[@KidFresh71]

Excellent interview! And very good job not interrupting the guest. I see so many hosts nowadays cutting off their guests answers, and interrupting all the time. It makes the conversation feel rushed and choppy. This chat flowed really beautifully.

[@chelang534]

If you ask me the guest was the one interrupting. I'm curious as to where his frustration and judgement comes from. Maybe he's tired of explaining these things? Idk. He just seems hot headed

[@PorpandPinky]

The guest constantly interrupted the interviewer though.

[@KidFresh71]

@@chelang534 Hot headed? Hmm, seemed more like passion to me.

[@KidFresh71]

The guest was asked to be on the show to share information. Sadhguru is a world famous spiritual leader. Let's get real, no one is tuning in to listen to the host. Hence, the host did a great job of letting the guest impart wisdom in an unfettered manner.

[@Yolk-q1o]

He interrupted because the interviewer was headed in a different direection

[@RubiStarseed]

I love how Sadhguru says "hello" as though to wake us up 😂

[@aisha4674]

I thought I was going mad! I knew I could here him saying hello!

[@parisas1772]

I found that incredibly rude

[@savitri121]

​@@parisas1772I understand it's different for other cultures but that's how some people talk in India . Trust me it is not rude at all in India . It is used in day to day conversation normally. It basically means like - "Isn't it obvious? "

[@babeyeahsweetie]

I find it rude and disrespectful. That hello always cut Steve off and was followed by forcing a point instead of having a dialogue.

[@mindshiftmami]

We do all need to wake up! Why is that offensive lol hmmm

[@jomo_atl]

I am grateful and humbled of the genuine care and maturity that Sadhguru provides us. My own inspirations and joys are enhanced by his authentic ideas.

[@corysmith3447]

He's a grandiose narccist acccording to sam vahknin

[@forexdissector9565]

​@@corysmith3447but what do you think? Who cares what someone else says.

[@rainbowwarriors1688]

As the Germans thought, when Hitler came to power.

[@realeyesrealisereallies97]

​@@corysmith3447imagine trusting an Israeli and someone who served in the IDF

[@degroot50]

It is always a joy to listen to Sadhguru...........thx Steven!

[@lizajalalian5665]

I have been listening to Sadhguru for few years now & I enjoy hearing his wise explanation of life. One comment I have during this interview, he did not let Steven finish his sentence in multiple occasions.

[@AntsCanada]

From mental constipation to mental diarrhea... 🤣 These Guru metaphors, tho!

[@maduokafor]

Thought I was the only one observing these. 😂😂😂😂

[@freedomutopuia]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noaUeIyuba5_pbs

[@reemked1908]

I felt a bit gassy unable to digest his words. Mental flatulence?

[@robgibson8640]

Its because of his disdain towards living in a world being surrounded by people that operate on intellect instead of being present.

[@freedomutopuia]

@@robgibson8640 😅

[@djcrem00]

"Everyone thinks there is one, must go today" - applies in so many ways

[@NoThing-ec9km]

Heaven*

[@neesaljohnson86]

This discussion was phenomenal. The last part on microbiome was the most poignant. Thank you

[@Sofi-qh9tm]

Agree🎉

[@Jackie-rc6cj]

Thankyou for making this podcast. So many great questions that, have been answered that are so pertinent to our suffering today.!! I too have been elevated from a slump from listening to Sadhguru !! 💓

[@ivannasam2148]

I'm not sure that I could get the complete message the first time, I'll revisit this video at a later time to learn more It gave me chills to hear that - when I was a kid "somebody had to work hard to make you unhappy... But now somebody has to work hard to make me happy" Eye opening, definitely. 😮

[@user-rg4ef3kw7r]

❤Best interview ever!!! I like this man❤

[@Janelegant]

You have put into words what I am feeling after watching this.

[@NoOne0000]

Thank you. If we all strive to be only 10% more like Sadhguru the world will be a much better place. Such a pleasant man.

[@peterschaefer1665]

This must have been one of the most challenging interviews for you. Bravo, you did well!

[@depeshrai7290]

Why

[@kimhoffman433]

Fantastic interview. I have been doing the practices taught by Sadhguru since 2017 and I cann't say enough postiive things about how it has improved my life on so many levels. So grateful!

[@dawson1ize]

Please can you share where I can do this too?

[@technolochi]

This is the first guest in a while that I feel genuinely challenged Steven (in a really positive way) in both interviewing style and beliefs. And not to convince one or the other. It's so hard to believe that some answers are so simple, but that is my own intellect that's reacting from a lifetime of limiting beliefs. I'd love to see more spiritual people on the show!!! Esther Hicks immediately came to mind. Super powerful episode that I immediately started over. Thank you thank you thank you.

[@InsideLiverpool]

I noticed that too. The interview didn’t “flow” as easily as others do, almost like Steven was struggling to know how to bridge between Sadhguru’s answers and his next questions.

[@MohammedSaeed-u3s]

The All-Knowing, The Wise, The Creator of Everything Said: {Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day are signs for the wise. Who remember Allah while standing or sitting or [resting] on their sides and give thought to the creation of the heavens and the earth, [saying], "Our Lord, You did not create this aimlessly; exalted are You [above such a thing]; then protect us from the punishment of the Fire. Our Lord, indeed whoever You admit to the Fire - You have disgraced him, and there are no helpers for the wrongdoers. Our Lord, indeed we have heard a caller calling to faith, [saying], 'Believe in your Lord,' and we have believed. Our Lord, so forgive us our sins and remove from us our misdeeds and cause us to die with the righteous. Our Lord, grant us what You promised us through Your messengers and do not disgrace us on the Day of Resurrection. Indeed, You do not fail in [Your] promise." And their Lord responded to them, "Never will I allow to be lost the work of [any] worker among you, whether male or female; you are of one another. So those who emigrated or were evicted from their homes or were harmed in My cause or fought or were killed - I will surely remove from them their misdeeds, and I will surely admit them to gardens beneath which rivers flow as reward from Allah, and Allah has with Him the best reward." Be not deceived by the [mercantilistic] wanderings of the unbelievers, on earth. Because it is a transitory enjoyment, and its abode will be hell. What a dismal abode. But those who feared their Lord will have gardens beneath which rivers flow, abiding eternally therein, as accommodation from Allah. And that which is with Allah is best for the righteous. And indeed, among the People of the Scripture are those who believe in Allah and what was revealed to you [O Mohammed, The Messenger of Allah] and what was revealed to them [Jews & Christians], [being] humbly submissive to Allah. They do not exchange the verses of Allah for a small price. Those will have their reward with their Lord. Indeed, Allah is swift in account. O you who have believed, persevere, endure, be patient, be ever vigilant, and fear Allah so that you will succeed and prosper.}

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[@gameygoat]

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[@philholdsworth8280]

​@@InsideLiverpoolI think he's a little out of his depth. But then again, who wouldn't be? I'd not be able to talk coherently with him, he's such a massive presence.

[@jeetdhindsa]

At 44:00, the discussion about trauma was particularly intriguing, especially the idea of choosing to be wounded or wise, especially coming right on the heels of the Gabor Mate interview. I've seen both Sadhguru and Gabor Mate speak in person and have also taken the Inner Engineering course. I believe people shouldn't interpret Sadhguru's words as dismissing trauma. Instead, I perceive it as a suggestion that if you're at a higher level of consciousness, and if you're integrated and connected to your true self, then when adversities arise, you're better equipped to cope. The key, however, is to actively work towards developing this perspective. That we should not think we are forever wounded and be defined by the damage, but we can heal, form scar tissue that reminds us of what we learned, how we survived, and how to protect ourselves and not cause the same harm to ourselves and others. Various modalities can assist in this journey, and they can be mixed and matched based on individual needs. For some, Inner Engineering might be sufficient, while others might benefit from therapy, psychedelics, etc. I noticed from past talks Sadh Guru, would probably dismiss other modalities, especially psychedelics, but not everyone is as elevated as a Guru. Also being a mixed martial artist, my truth is that there is no such thing as my Kung Fu is better than your Kung Fu, and I simply think, it works use it, make it your own, and drop it or modify it if it stops working.

[@richyhillsXX]

This is the episode I always wanted & I cant believe its happened thanks

[@Sophia_Philo]

The answer to the last question made me cry xxx

[@aidikel852]

Sadhguru is so inspirational, we need his simple message and teaching to spread to rags in our humanity.

[@cristinawilliams8026]

Agreed!

[@jarjarbings2893]

This is NOT a Guru, he sits with WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM. So I don't even listen anymore, he is satanic!

[@bhiveliveglobal]

I hurts to be told something that you have always known is true but find it hard to change or let go. A very good conversation, reminding us that we have the power to be and do what we want. TY

[@kirant8361]

I feel like he’s covered every video I’ve watched of him in one interview Brilliant!!

[@racheal2036]

😃

[@The_Lazy_Native]

My goodness. I needed this. I come across this two years into a bit of a journey. I won't elaborate. All I'll say is thank you. Bliss out!

[@leazaespin8506]

This is my Guru, I quietly follow, apply his wisdom from South Africa❤. He is truly amazing

[@DH-og5yr]

But not too quietly it seems

[@aadishmanrai3766]

Time to do Shambhavi Mahamudra

[@MohammedSaeed-u3s]

The All-Knowing, The Wise, The Creator of Everything Said: {Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of the night and the day are signs for the wise. Who remember Allah while standing or sitting or [resting] on their sides and give thought to the creation of the heavens and the earth, [saying], "Our Lord, You did not create this aimlessly; exalted are You [above such a thing]; then protect us from the punishment of the Fire. Our Lord, indeed whoever You admit to the Fire - You have disgraced him, and there are no helpers for the wrongdoers. Our Lord, indeed we have heard a caller calling to faith, [saying], 'Believe in your Lord,' and we have believed. Our Lord, so forgive us our sins and remove from us our misdeeds and cause us to die with the righteous. Our Lord, grant us what You promised us through Your messengers and do not disgrace us on the Day of Resurrection. Indeed, You do not fail in [Your] promise." And their Lord responded to them, "Never will I allow to be lost the work of [any] worker among you, whether male or female; you are of one another. So those who emigrated or were evicted from their homes or were harmed in My cause or fought or were killed - I will surely remove from them their misdeeds, and I will surely admit them to gardens beneath which rivers flow as reward from Allah, and Allah has with Him the best reward." Be not deceived by the [mercantilistic] wanderings of the unbelievers, on earth. Because it is a transitory enjoyment, and its abode will be hell. What a dismal abode. But those who feared their Lord will have gardens beneath which rivers flow, abiding eternally therein, as accommodation from Allah. And that which is with Allah is best for the righteous. And indeed, among the People of the Scripture are those who believe in Allah and what was revealed to you [O Mohammed, The Messenger of Allah] and what was revealed to them [Jews & Christians], [being] humbly submissive to Allah. They do not exchange the verses of Allah for a small price. Those will have their reward with their Lord. Indeed, Allah is swift in account. O you who have believed, persevere, endure, be patient, be ever vigilant, and fear Allah so that you will succeed and prosper.}

[@wendykgosi149]

@@DH-og5yr lol what a contradiction.

[@mosesaaron7508]

@@MohammedSaeed-u3s Allah in Arabic means God in English, Mixing English with Arabic means you are just as confused , as if allah is the name of a person. Furthermore no one is here talking about god ,

[@sweetlu6790]

He is wise and hilarious, love Sadhguru! “Everybody is on an expression binge without perceiving a damn thing” 😂🙏♥️

[@mindshiftmami]

So true! He was so good.

[@OurTube_TheOriginal]

He is a curmudgeon getting his 15 min of fame.

[@carrieoff]

Comedy is always the best vehicle for truth

[@twilit]

i did really like that quote- true and quite funny. and when he talked about just seeing life as it is otherwise you can’t navigate anything except by accident

[@andreacobble2996]

Perception is the most important aspect to focus on perfecting.. I love this! Such wisdom 😇🙏

[@thinktwice-me7ie]

Jesus, that was wonderful. This man turns my head and my heart. I wish someone had talked to me like that when I was younger. THANK YOU so much

[@NoThing-ec9km]

same man. T_T

[@marydamico9264]

Thank you for sharing this Spirit, Sadhguru with us. I’m most at peace having Him confirm my own feelings about my place in the world . Namasté

[@PzIz]

"Don't ever take a fence down until you know the reason it was put up." - G.K Chesterton

[@imsweetleaf]

question why the fence is needed

[@PzIz]

@imsweetleaf The fence is there to protect you.

[@prs26]

Being still and hearing inner voice is key to consciousness

[@sports-b1o]

Thank you 🙏

[@joseneto2525.]

Man, this was one if not the best interview of Sadhguru I`ve seen, somehow you asked the right questions , Congratulations

[@plumafina]

OMG, you got Sadhguru on your show! Looking forward to listening asap.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Let us know what you think!

[@shacked6714]

​@@TheDiaryOfACEOi love your interviews Steven, but this one felt like hard work for you! Advice from other guests such as Yung Pueblo and Gabor Mate is much more digestible, practical and useful for a wider variety of people. Thank you for all your amazing guests!

[@momtazali6418]

You’ve got to a have developed some level of spiritual intelligence to be able to understand what Sadhuguru was pointing towards…….it cannot be understood by intellectual intelligence……..for me his answers were mind blowing good! There are enough great people out there giving practical, positive advice and he knows that more is not needed. What’s needed is to look within and for which there is no verbal answer answer. Once you start looking within…..you just know.

[@shacked6714]

@@momtazali6418 His comparison of technological progress of a machine that unloads container ships quickly in Mumbai, to that of present AI technologies, was not mind blowing. As Steven quickly points out, the machine in Mumbai does not "think". As far as bringing a larger number of every day people into having a spiritual component to their daily lives, Sadghuru would not be effective with this. People who have more balanced ideas that incorporate both the internal and external material world, and the challenges of each, would bring far more people into appreciating beneficial spirituality this century of humanity.

[@KatjaBrodt]

Did anyone else notice that Sadhguru hardly ever let Steven finish a sentence? I thought of someone enlightened having more patience and not needing to dominate every conversation you have with them? Beside that still valuable & insightful!

[@VisibleLewis3]

Facts

[@babeyeahsweetie]

Not only did I notice I felt too uncomfortable I had to pause the video and come here. Going to watch other episodes, this one nahh

[@VisibleLewis3]

@@babeyeahsweetie I’ll be frank, this episode was a major disappointment. I thought I would leave enlightened, but I felt the complete opposite. He had about 3/4 wise quotes, and the rest was him rejecting the realities of life. Question: do you get sad? Answer: if I want to be sad, I will be sad. What the heck…bro tried to make every single thing a proverb.

[@philippetahon1167]

I'm a big fan of Steve's interviews but I didn't like this one. I found his guest very patronising and not very opened to a proper discussion. And in fact, not very interesting.... But he'll be ok, he seems to have a big fanbase.

[@sunwrey]

Yes, and I felt like some of the questions asked left us with nothing but with some fluffy stuff.

[@Siriuslyme]

What a legend! My takeway is that we get to choose how we want to live our lives and we are encouraged to live in bliss and mindfulness as this will expand all areas of our lives. Be joyful! Dig deeper!! Plant trees!!!

[@mikem2905]

This interview was so enjoyable. I’ve heard himself say all these things before but no matter he still brought new meaning and a lot of laughter from his expression

[@NoThing-ec9km]

same

[@divineexcellenceuk]

So fitting in this current climate ‘I live out my heart for humanity’ something we all need to remember

[@simonesommer8895]

It's great. He reminds us all to live out of our humanity, not some made up concepts... ❤❤❤

[@Kaybye555]

I really enjoyed this. It is good to br challenged once in a while. I feel like these talks can sometimes have a similar formula were the person just says: do this, or don't do that, this will give you this, etc. This interview was on a different level. I believe Steven was being challenged in his own believes. I find it interesting how Sadhguru said people don't listen and just speak, yet Steven kept asking for "answers" and it shows he wasn't actually listening to the messages. As a very practical person I understand that people can feel frustrated and as if he's not "getting to the point" but he did make his points, maybe we should train more into how to listen to what is being said without our own western assumption of things. He was literally going for "stop looking for practical answers and do what a human does: live", yet the questions asked were all about what to do, how do I do, how do I know. Once you come to a realization and an understanding, that's when change happens, we can't just preach to people who don't want to listen. First, we must be open, open to receive information and be ready to actually make a change. As he said, once you truly (very deeply) understand you're doing wrong, why would you keep doing it? I used to be very much like Steven, practical, scientific, straightforward, defensive, but also depressive and anxious. There is such a thing as change. Of course it wasn't just magic, it didn't happen over night. But change is possible and understanding is possible. I hope for more people to relisten to the conversation and find the power within themselves to change and live a more fullfiling life

[@sharonji4237]

I love this, I recently discovered sadhguru and he has saved my life by giving me back my hope in humanity and love. Thank you

[@zesvo]

Sadhguru!

[@zesvo]

I, I, my, me, my.

[@anastasiia5210]

Steven, what a level! Thank you sooo much!