Mental Health: What You Need To Know | The Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik, Jonathan Cohen & Sadhguru

[@yellostallion]

Big fan of Big Bang and now Jeopardy. Been following Sadhguru for 6 yrs now. He said basically the same thing at many of these interviews and his words still bring tears to my eyes because they are still so profound.

[@a5xmax]

Yes, me too, most Q&A nowadays with sadhguru I already heard it before, but still enjoying.

[@yellostallion]

The last question "what give you joy, Sadhguru?" Great question! The questioner was expecting Sadhguru to reveal/teach external stimuli but Sadhguru always understands the deeper intent of questions and he replied. "I am in America so I can't eat what I want hahaha." What a profound answer! Because Sadhguru had taught us in IE and in most of his videos that love, joy, compassion, and bliss are something that you "become" as human "beings," and you consciously don't allow or be enslaved by external stimuli like the weather, the neighbors, food, etc etc that can make one's joyful or miserable. Hihihi Sadhguru is very "sneaky" in his responses.

[@chandrashekhar6883]

completely agree...

[@shubhamchitre4702]

Yes youre right!

[@lumiyogiwitch2081]

When I realized he repeats stuff it kind of annoyed at first but then I remembered he is a genius, we won't ever be able to forget his words because of the repetition. He is giving us karma fuel. Now it's our karma to act or not 😂 thank you for the burden, Sadhguru 🙏. Now I have to be a good person and then realize myself beyond my person 😮‍💨

[@DevSharma-ez1gx]

sheldon would be so proud

[@baseuser]

😂😂😂

[@heavenbgmz7723]

Indeed sheldon would be proud😂

[@poojithar9731]

😂😂😂

[@yellostallion]

Bazinga!

[@Follow_DGCreates]

We don’t have the 😂😂 emoji

[@lilytea3]

1:44: 🧠 Sadhguru discusses the connection between physical and mental health and the shift towards prioritizing mental wellness. 3:56: 🧠 The video discusses the relationship between mind and body and how genetics and memory play a role in mental health and liberation. 7:44: 😊 We have the ability to choose how to be and can decide whether to be blissful or miserable. 12:32: ! The speaker discusses the connection between mental health, societal issues, and the prevalence of violence in today's culture. 15:30: ! The speaker discusses the importance of understanding the chemistry of our emotions and the need for self-management in order to avoid potential disaster. 19:51: ! The speaker discusses the importance of attention and the flaws in the education system in creating a cycle of misery. 23:03: 🌟 The human mind has become a dominating force, overshadowing the natural exuberance and joy of life. 26:45: ! Sadhguru discusses the concept of joy and the tools of Inner Engineering. 30:52: 😊 Sadhguru explains that we often carry our troubles and possessions too closely, causing us unnecessary suffering, and that true joy comes from carrying them with a little distance. Recap by Tammy AI

[@aanchaallllllll]

Thanks a lot for the timestamps!

[@ambition112]

Amazing summary tool! Tammy AI Where you get this from?

[@adamcouture4192]

Quite enlightening; with a new retrospective introduced to my idiomatic neurological processing!

[@catherinemcgrath3473]

Thank you ❤

[@sunilji3525]

​@@adamcouture4192(Marm) is a fundamental unit of neurology described in Vedas. Namaskar 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Konastang18]

Glad to see Sadghuru pin point that it’s not the gun or the knife that is to blame. It’s the human being and the human being has to take responsibility for their actions. The Hollywood hypocrites are quick to point fingers at guns and the gun business all the while these Hollywood know it alls have no problem collecting paychecks from the movies they act in where guns are mowing people down in droves. Sadghuru is amazing on all counts. Live this guy!

[@jasmeenkaur6173]

I am currently reading your book-Adiyogi. What an experience!!

[@cartergomez5390]

I read the book Death and then I left it in the little free library so someone else can read it!

[@carrad123456]

As an Indian this conversation is part of growing up in most homes from elders taken from generations and generations of wisdom , but each time we listen, some new perspective touches us, that is beauty of this timeless knowledge • Thank you Sadh guru ji for taking forward at such scale• Surprised to see your hosts! Big fan of Big bang theory!

[@Indiran2025]

True that, part of Indian homes! I also am sad, it's getting lost in urban areas.

[@summersunriseyoga]

My mom watches Big Bang Theory and Jeopardy with Mayim! Interviews like this with her and Trevor Noah are helping to make Sadhguru more understandable to people of all backgrounds 😊 Thank you 🙏 Isha

[@TheAllie321]

So nice to see her.

[@sangeethjayanthan2722]

Good interview so far! Bialik on spot with questions, and Sadhguru being the Universal Guru he is.. 🙏

[@frankishpaladin1]

ROFLMAO

[@explorer.samrat]

When Sadhguru speaks, he speaks sense, he speaks practicality. He is the most reliable person for me. My guru, Sadhguru.😊🙏🏻

[@bizthin]

At 15:50, Sadhguru says, “Are you a great ____ or are you a lousy _____? (???). I can’t make out the word he’s saying. Thanks for any assistance.

[@Dr.Priyadarshini1210]

​@@bizthinI the word is "CEO"

[@rogerinkeywest]

​@@bizthinCEO, use close captions like some non native English speakers do, peace.

[@jojoj3056]

@@bizthinare you a great CEO (of yourself?)

[@Andiswa_eMonti]

A collab i didn't know I needed; I love Mayim (Amy is the best )🙂. Thank you for always raising our consciousness Sadhguru, i started following you a few months ago, the veil has been lifted!

[@rishabhraghav2112]

I hope Sheldon and Howard will appreciate Raj and his culture more than they do now🤞🏻. Sadguru knowledge and influence is way beyond 🙏🏻

[@nandamaharjan2985]

I love this woman, and, sadhguru has spoken so eloquently 🙏

[@MinglingwithAI]

Two most favourite people of mine - Sadhguru and Mayim Bialik! Both are the best in the own field and addressed the most pressing issue that concerns their field of knowledge. It just cannot get any better for me

[@tarakissoon2939]

Following Sadhguru for many years and loves watching Big Bang. Love this session. God's blessings 🙏🙏🙏

[@greatgod5655]

I WATCHED BIG BANG THEORY,AND SADHGURU JI IS MY GURU,SO IAM BLESSED TO WATCH THEM.

[@LoretoEsTorres]

Wow! Finally, Sadhguru in Bialik “Breakdown”! BUT, 33 minutes of interview seems not to be enough to go in depth with Sadhguru. Hope that there’s a next one.😊

[@withbestrequest]

It is so beautiful and tremendously helpful how Sadhguru is able to translate the yogic sciences into modern western language, metaphors and logic. It makes it tangible and directly executable for me. Thank you for that Sadhguru! I am very grateful for that opportunity for me and for others.

[@SowingSeedsWithChristy]

I'm so excited to listen to this podcast. I can't wait. I can testify that Isha Inner Engineering really works for one's transformation.

[@SatishKushwaha-tc2ji]

❤❤Om❤❤

[@nigelgoodwin5094]

Many thanks for this. Sadhguru is spot on as always. What a man! Atma namaste!

[@bizthin]

At 15:50, Sadhguru says, “Are you a great ____ or are you a lousy _____? (???). I can’t make out the word he’s saying. Thanks for any assistance.

[@rouford]

@@bizthin CEO

[@pionytudr]

Yeah people from the southern part of India pronounce 'O' as 'vo' sometimes ... As a North Indian you eventually get used to it but I can understand it'll be difficult for someone who has never heard of it spoken like that.

[@sivasankarareddypalakolanu4379]

I felt" ECSTASY " after listening to this wonderful conversation.I feel,I am blessed.

[@jasminesage21]

Mayim with Sadhguru?! I adore this collaboration! From the moment she played Blossom, I've admired her will and way of life. To see this just brings me so much joy! ❤

[@LitHouseTieDye]

So thrilled to see these three human Beings together. I hope this means I can look forward to a Sadhguru Breakdown as well. Thank you. For sharing all the wisdom.

[@ZeHarrisFamily]

So happy I stumbled upon this interview! Both the interviewers, and the interviewee bring me joy!😆❤️ hugs from Oregon

[@Sylsaltiagoed]

Yeah, folks? Well I've been a fan of Mayim since Blossom 😂. Seriously though, this was a great interview. Thank you all. I hope we all find our way to experience the self-mastery and the inner harmony Sadhguru describes. Many blessings to all💖🙏

[@Priyanka11221]

its always a pleasure listening to sadhguru.

[@adityakale0648]

So happy to see Amy with Sadhguru

[@deborahallen9497]

Simple instruction is often made complex. He is brilliant and very plain. Thank you Sadhguru!!!!

[@SIMARJEETMEHTA]

"Our personalities, our psychological dramas, has completely drowned the LIFE that we are. Essentially, LIFE is naturally exuberant and alive and joyful" So true. OMG how lost we are.

[@TheSudeepRoy]

Yes, I have heard Sadhguru over a thousand times now. But how much of it do I apply to my life? If each time I take 2 steps forward and one step backward, I am still making progress. And keep hearing Sadhguru over and over again, I am progressing.

[@aaaaaballs]

i think the issue is who you are changing for. When one tries to apply the thoughts being presented and use them as the tools they are meant to be, one must be sure that it is being applied truly to who you a are- not who you think you should be or who the perception of yourself thinks you should be, it has to circumnavigate the abstract thought that we can't perceive normally for it to be truly effective

[@yaminiayachitam]

Mental health problems like high-functioning depression and anxiety will take a long time of your life before they are diagnosed by a doctor. I think Inner Engineering will get us out of these problems faster which doctors and mental health professionals take much longer to cure.

[@saharantrip]

Wonderful interview! We need to raise our consciousness collectively 🙏

[@Gryphon999]

True words 🎉

[@BatfreakinMan]

Penny had to join Amy's podcast :))

[@SatishKushwaha-tc2ji]

Read books of Sadhguru and listen to Jay Shetty podcasts. Also you can read Vedic scriptures like Bhagvat Gita ❤

[@wizardofb9434]

Those few answers are the real solutions to a plethora of problems.Great questions too.Thanks to all of you

[@नागशक्ति_का_वारिस]

Never expected to see Mayim and Sadguru in the same frame... ❤❤

[@ayuatYT]

By far the best conversation on human life I have heard and would like to keep on listening to it just to remind myself what I need to do to remain the best form of myself. ❤

[@chinmayds_28]

Thank you so much Mayim, Jonathan and Sadhguru for having this Conversation.... which was really Joyful and meaningful 👏👍🙏

[@peaceofpiety]

I see the word BEING, not as an alienated subject form, but as the energy we carry within as Who, Which, and What's-It we are BEING. When we CAN DEFINE the BEING of energy within us, we ARE ABLE to REALIZE where we still require inner work. When we RECOGNIZE the triggers that are being activated in the nervous (chakra) system, we can FOCUS on healing those points so that others no longer have the power to "push our buttons/144,000 points".

[@curtismyers8621]

Thank you dear Sadhguru! I watch you as often as I see it in my life feed. But this one was timed in my life just right to help me rebalance "Life" and drama.

[@theyogaangel964]

Yogic Science is the only science. It's based on what we are it's the users manual for humans made by our creator❤.

[@OkayHmm-oe2fn]

Did yoga science create cars , rockets , satellites , roads , buildings , phones , computers , trains , planes , nuclear power , electricity ? 😂

[@OkayHmm-oe2fn]

Yogic science 🤣 what bullshat

[@theyogaangel964]

@@OkayHmm-oe2fn I rest my case🙂

[@SatishKushwaha-tc2ji]

​@@theyogaangel964yes for mental health ❤

[@sanjayadas6575]

Sadhguru is the most precious gift for the mankind

[@Vision_Of_Realities]

Beyond the boundaries; beyond the limits, beyond of thoughts of thoughts!!! Vedic Science is such great science; creation of human with simplicity!!! Jai Gurudev 🌺🙏

[@ludibinoinprogress]

Namaskaram! I'm a big fan of Big Bang Theory and Sadhguru also 🙏🏻 so thanks to everybody ❤️

[@jiayihuang6137]

I just love how he teases out the individual and societal factors, so wise

[@carlin456]

I thought this segment was about Sadhguru's teachings but comments made it out to be more about Big Bang and Jeopardy. Amazing ..

[@Rishabh-Dev]

She put her career on hold to serve her duties of motherhood. I my opinion, she is a high class lady. Respect comes naturally for those who are willing to make sacrifices. Wish you all the best luck for your life. May God grant you and your entire family a healthy and fulfilling life. 🙏

[@itsAnanth]

Amy & Sadguru. What a combination.

[@rudyponzio5871]

🙏🏻Yes a great viewing program for sure. I've viewed it and experience elevated levels of dopamine or serotonin . The feel great energizing effects in my mind and body just out of the viewing🙏🏻

[@Schmusan]

Dearest Sadhguru, I love you ♥️

[@Jackie-rc6cj]

Very good interview, I love Mayim Bialik, Wonderful insights into the human condition. Lovely Sadhguru higher mind answers.❤

[@moon10053]

Oh my God...I never thought I would see Blossom interact with Sadhguru

[@victoriamihai2239]

He says we are responsable for our phisical and mental health. We need to appreciate what we have and if we are blessed with good jobs you would get a lot of joy by giving others. I like holidays because I can help a lot of people who have less than I do. God bless you all !

[@cherieposluszny6171]

Thank you. This was amazing wisdom. I have listened to many of his talks on YT but this is my favorite.

[@HanumanthaReddyPateelu]

Oh my Lord Shiva, am so thankful to you for blessing us with such a great Guru in this AI times

[@Namasteyy]

Choiceless/Desireless Awareness/Attention/Consciousness brings Knowledge and Joy 🙏🏻

[@eirijones2248]

Loved Big Bang Theory TV show...and Sadhguru has given me tools to transform my life. 🙏 . . A Conscious Planet is the way forward ❤🎉

[@aidaknits]

Love Mayim !!!😍loving this interview .

[@vijiponnuswamy6869]

Sadhguru breaks the most complex problems in t0 simple solution.

[@rohittamidapati6506]

Memory reward is only Indian thing. From my experience, universities in states rewards attention. It’s always open book and open resource. What they see is how you approach and understand the challenge at hand.

[@TJ-ex9ww]

What Sadhguru means by “memory” and “attention” is different from what you understand. His “attention” contains things beyond intellectual thinking and his “memory” is more like the broad sense of intellectual thinking, which involves all kinds of reorganization of past information. If any education truly rewards the kind of attention meant by Sadhguru, ChatGPT shouldn’t have become a headache for educators in that kind of education system.

[@rohittamidapati6506]

@@TJ-ex9ww uhm! Thinking is done by intellect. There’s no such thing as intellectual thinking or non intellectual thinking, please see. And the intelligence of attention, is an entirely different dimension, you just start seeing things, but end of the day you have to intellectually explain it. It’s the intellect that speaks. And chat gpt is not a now thing, it’s been here for decades if you really studied how it’s made. And it being a headache to education, is a good thing, they have been paying attention to the wrong aspect of AI in many parts of the world.

[@rohittamidapati6506]

@@TJ-ex9ww and memory is memory, it has nothing to do with thinking. They are two different dimensions.

[@rohittamidapati6506]

@@TJ-ex9ww what i mean by ‘ how you approach and understand a challenge’ is that only if you pay attention to something you start seeing the aspects of its creation and why it is, how it came to being, what sustains it, why it is really the way it is.

[@TJ-ex9ww]

@@rohittamidapati6506 yes there is no non-intellectual thinking and I didn’t imply that there is. It is the intellect that speaks indeed. But you can pay attention without speaking or thinking (the latter might be hard for people nowadays because their intellect is over-developed by education, but it is totally possible), and a high level of attention without intellectual processing can also lead you somewhere - I have to admit that this is not quite in my experience (after all I’m also trained by the education system) but I can see this possibility based on many other people’s experience. “At the end of the day you have to intellectually explain it” - for obtaining social success that’s maybe the case especially given the education system which only rewards intellectual development, but intellect is not the only way human beings are capable of approaching and knowing the world. However other aspects are underdeveloped and intellect is overemphasized - that’s what Sadhguru has been saying. ChatGPT or natural language processing /machine learning in general is of course not new and I know how it is developed over the years. It being a headache to education is a good thing indeed, but not because there’s wrong aspects of AI, but because there’s wrong aspects of education system. You cannot stop students from using AI and you shouldn’t. There are more to human intelligence than what AI can do; if education really understands all aspects of human intelligence and reward a wholesome development of it, then a shock from AI wouldn’t be as large as it is today. Such a shock is a good thing because it forces the educators to think about the non-replaceable-by-AI aspects of human intelligence.

[@ravishbharti]

Something amazing happening with the people watching this. Your mind is motivating you to watch it because it too wants you to control it not the other way around.

[@SankethInd]

Just absorve her, during the beginning of conversation her facial expression was like 'she knows everything, because she is a doctor in her mind, means we call "Aham" or "Identity" but after the ending of conversation she slowly became like an innocent person who doesn't know anything. Sadhguru is Global asset. ❤

[@udayrangta89]

Didn't know Mayim is actually a neuroscientist. It's a constant effort to raise ourselves or to be.

[@philips8065]

I'm a millenial , I haven't watched Big Bang Theory and here only for Sadhguru

[@summergaytan8316]

Amazing good choice guys

[@DEVENDRASINGH-fn3zx]

She is actually a neuroscientist and she also played this character in tbbt

[@cheeleechin]

That's what he has been sharing all along. ... Joy is not from outside but from within oneself. 😊

[@suratrathod5555]

Smile of mayim bialik is very pretty ❤️🥰❤️

[@sriramvanga719]

When you are talking about mental illness, it's more beneficial if it is interviewed by someone who had really gone through it or going through it than someone who's "expert" or a "scientist"

[@grizeldaxxx4568]

How do You know that She has not gone through it ???

[@sriramvanga719]

@@grizeldaxxx4568 it's easy. 🫠 Someone who severely faced it, cannot hold back they go in details and particulars.

[@oonaamookhao]

Mother Nature sent the right spokesperson to represent HER. Sadhguru is merely regurgitating what’s been given to us human beings since birth. We just need to become CONSCIOUS of what jewels we have, that’s all, before we go out in BLISS! 🎉🎊🥳

[@salmanafzal...5115]

From fun with flags to sadhghuru...that is a huge jump😂

[@GangadharhiShaktimaan]

I hate you because you are not accepting me only or only God 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bella1975]

Anxiety and illness is real. It depends on more than a few things. Yes we must use our tools. Sadhaguru is right on certain things he says. I just think he has a sort of overall view about mental health. Its important to not over generalize all people struggling with mental health issues.

[@Tannyarajseth]

26:14 ❤ pleasant- health- peace- Joy- ecstasy - success- ❤

[@CrouchingscarabflyingJ]

Sadhguru words always so profound.... wow

[@vijjanandadhamma]

His success to get people to be his followers and to do all free that is joy. And there the empire flourished and inner engineering is to get support willingly from humans being..

[@nobullman5853]

" I remember when i lost my mind..it weren't cause I dint know enough. It was simply cause I knew too much "

[@stevenbrittan8416]

Sadguru you are a legend thank you 🙏🏼❤️ Awesome truth and insight.

[@cindyspiess9963]

AMEN ! Sadhguru , Mamaskaram 🙏

[@rajeshramluckun9717]

Sadhguru is a genius, he is extremely knowledgeable about almost everything

[@missepicmandy]

Sadhguru deserve a donation for such wisdom 😊

[@manishmanral9539]

Don't mock

[@adamkathy333]

Just live your life blissfully and be super happy most of the time, that's the best donation 🙏

[@nickynice9082]

So much more refreshing than the news 💙🌻

[@loveinthematrix]

Such an interesting collab. Much love!

[@jameskeating4719]

MUCH LOVE ❤ peace great program

[@imanilewisglasspiegel2402]

Very cool collab! Just came from the Isha Institute in TN. It was so cool!

[@sheilamanzi5139]

Come back to Jeopardy! But so good to see you on this worthwhile podcast subject. You are both remarkable human beings. Thank you.

[@HPuew-eh3su]

Beautiful interview .🙏 Such light & love resognates

[@15PercentShift]

Is it just me or is sadhguru adapting his words for people to understand better, I understood before but I feel the more I watch, what I thought I understood was confirmed with new examples and words.

[@PR283]

Duniya mai kadar aur appreciation ya kaam krne walo ki nahi haraam ki kamayi khane walo ki hoti hai galat kaam krne walo ki hi respect hai.

[@mandeepsingh-fd7mh]

Now I will allways see her differently in BBT respect ❤❤

[@congregationGlobal]

Sadhuguru is wonderful. Separate note, Southeast Asians always get attention from 2 types of personas, a Yogi or a tech Engineer in the West. Can we please broaden this horizon and give a chance to other types of personas? Thank you 🙏

[@ramguptaca]

Please refer it east India not south east Asia.

[@Schmusan]

Dearest Sadhguru ❤

[@shauneenprocter9854]

joy from the lap of the master. bliss = the big bang theory

[@temtamyassine2292]

Yeah I do remember her, the big bang theory, I like her charismatic and attractive voice

[@Manishverma-we1ly]

Big fan of Big Bang, its a good to his mayim bialik with sadhguru

[@ck3289]

Good thing that Sadguru totally didn’t reject medications 🙏🏼 For moderate to severe mental illnesses mental illnesses are necessary

[@samshuijzen]

What a wonderful combination ❤

[@RajiRam-t1f]

With a loved one having mental health issue, I have one point to raise. Sadhguru’s point about resorting to chemical solutions only as the last resort and not the first resort makes sense. But the challenge lies in the fact that while there are thousands of experts available to provide us with chemical Solutions, access to guides helping us with “wholistic” solutions in a systematic way is rare to non-existent.

[@mrkcioffi]

I agree. Of course in many instances we need medicine. However, for the vast majority of people we are completely ignorant of how to take care of ourselves. Absolutely nothing about well being is taught to us in society. Most people a simply miserable and depressed all the time.

[@tanmayfoujdar8359]

NAMASKARAM SADHGURU 🙏

[@deusexmachina9217]

She is so pretty!

[@lobsangdolma6988]

It's been a while since I have been following Sadhguru Ji. Your sessions help in educating me to check in with oneself. In this session Sadhguru Ji has explained beautifully and easily how to keep our health at its best. Thank you Sadhguru Ji.🙏

[@spdas5942]

Hi dude ! You know everything ! Even our scientists dare not say the proper actions of the brain.

[@sheilacooke1349]

You are just sooo amazing and intelligent ❤

[@iocantokg]

I needed to hear this. Thank you!