The One Intelligent Thing That Alexander Did - Sadhguru

[@dado-dd8sh]

The man who conquers others is strong, the man who conquers himself is mighty.

[@kronoscamron7412]

then I guess Alexander was strong and mighty

[@mohammedhafiz7098]

Definitely but others like some can't agree his mighty abilities instead they condemn ones mighty deeds (by people whom did nothing)

[@geodim3904]

Thats why Alexander was the greatest he was strong and mighty

[@constantinetranos2225]

Ironically, this is something similar Alexander had said.

[@THEODORIEUS]

@Saswat Dev He was mighty because he conquered first his passions and obsessions' . Read the dialoge between Alexander the Great and philosopher Diogenis ( a philosopher who had similar life like yogis) and the you will understand that he had awareness of his life!!!!!!!! He conquered the whole world very very young and this man had an already intergrated an PERSONALITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kevin88fern]

This helps me to process my mom's death in a more sense full way. To just accept that death is not a thing to be sad or be sorry about. Death is inevitable. What is important is to live a fulfilling life. I think my mom did so. At least I would want to think so. Thank you.

[@alcs-s5q]

Love for you and your mom wherever she is.. may God bless every mom in this world

[@18svd]

Very sensible comment Sir.

[@imranragimov7781]

Treat it like a new birth. Read esoterica and widen your soul. You live in society of pain, find God then get back to the society

[@Rrahulkumarr]

Your mom is still alive in you, she is not dead, you are a part of her because she made you.

[@kevin88fern]

@@Rrahulkumarr thank you for those line. Yes my mom is alive through me.

[@ValensBellator]

Taught by Aristotle, made a similar visit to Diogenes, traveled to Siwa... he was clearly a man in search of something beyond merely conquering.

[@minato4294]

exactly

[@ivankontra3446]

he's salty he was conquered

[@GassingOrphans]

@@ivankontra3446 true :/

[@mamba24281]

Hmm dont really remember being conquered. After his experience with Puru (Porus) i guess Alexander realised Chandragupta Maurya was better left alone ;)

[@V-q8is]

@@mamba24281 Chandragupta wasn't even in power then. And his battle with Porus was not very difficult, he left because he wanted to ;-)

[@itsmevvacle6510]

The entire “nation” of India, eternally coping

[@Issacnewton_]

that is what i was thinking

[@johnirby8847]

And it was 2000 years ago...let it go..😂

[@kikebautista2110]

"Alexander conquered for no reason". The fact that Persia tried to conquer Hellas so many times is just a coincidence.

[@bitik9847]

Ignore that indian biased boomer

[@Zarafin]

@@bitik9847 Yet some idiots actually take these videos seriously.

[@MrSurvivalgecoLP]

"so many times" Twice. AFTER Athens staged the Ionian revolt.

[@kikebautista2110]

@@MrSurvivalgecoLP Twice full invasions and 50 years of wars. But hey...whatever.And the "revolt"...do you mean the try to free themselves from the prevuious ocupation by the persians in that fifty years wars? Cos you know that west part of Anatolia was greek at that time right?

[@Anonymous-vz4zr]

Alexander just took revenge what the persians did to his ancestors for years .

[@rekhabajpai411]

I don't understand why they call Alexander the great in our text books, When he had to retreat from it his successor Selecus was badly defeated by Chandragupta and Chanakya. Not just greeks but Sycthians, Iranians, Sakas, Hunas all were defeated but our textbooks only show us Mughals and British.

[@saipraba8775]

Well...it's not surprising at all. What to expect from british education system?

[@Avi-ff6yp]

Indians are finally waking up. Our children will have a brighter future.

[@laks1535]

Basically you didnt studied enough , we studied about them in our history classes

[@saipraba8775]

These issues or problems which Indians are facing are not only in India but all over the world. They hide all the real truth about us, all the glories about us, portrayed us as weak, bad and etc, etc by changing or distorting the real history. I'm a Malaysian Indian & here too they have changed the whole history. We can't find the real history in any of our history text books and school text books either here in Malaysia. In Malaysia, ancient Indian have a great influence in terms of language, culture, tradition, dance, food, architecture, governance system and etc, etc... But they have destroyed, hide and changed many things. Today's history books are full of lies and yes it's a sad reality. However in this modern age with modern technology they can't hide all the truth any longer and I feel very thankful for that. Slowy people all over the world will realize the real history and the real truth about India and Indians who been living in all parts of the world 🙏

[@stelouzi]

@@saipraba8775 Sadhghuru also gives faulse information and i don't understand what is his purpose behind this cause HE know s the truth very well..... Unless if he follows also a dark agenda. Cause it is not as he says.... The British and the Dark alliance they hate Alexander cause they run after them till India. But they don't say it ... Cause there were some of their tribes there. So Dark;s forces history as they gave it to the world....they presented him as a guy that he conquere the worlds...which is not true.... Just what they wanted us to believe. Search deeper in ur REAL history of ur lands and u will find out much more things.

[@derpatrizier]

When Alexander came to Diogenes the Philospher and offered him everything. "Yes," said Diogenes, "you can step aside a little so as not to keep the sunshine from me."

[@akashkaushik1]

I suppose he didn't offer him everything, but asked what he could do for him.

[@derpatrizier]

@@akashkaushik1 That´s one way of the story. In my mother tongue the story goes that Alexander said "Ask anything from me and you will get it" and Diogenes said "Get out of my sight"

[@akashkaushik1]

@@derpatrizier oh thank you , my bad.

[@raghuhiriyur]

He is a 🐕🙃🙃

[@derpatrizier]

@@akashkaushik1 My friend, we were not arguing. :) Anyway, since I heard that story, Diogenes became a hero for me.

[@Tbone2044]

Alexander the great did reach immortality, thousands of years have gone by and the world still knows his name.

[@nohelanutella3328]

El Alejandro más grande de todos

[@adrianhutu]

A violent young man from another time...but for me this is not the point of this story

[@shebsheb8850]

@@adrianhutu More like a genius military commander

[@ksb921]

Reason he doesn't drink water , West wine 🍷🍷 bottle preserver 🤣🤣

[@Jan.13]

@@adrianhutu Not violent you learn it wrong

[@webdev8284]

I have never read anything great about our culture in school history books

[@Terminator-iq9kb]

Yes. Because of the dilution of these due to foreign invasion. Ironically we boast of diversity but diversity has taken a toll on our rich ancient heritage

[@e.r.r.a.0000]

True...

[@maneendrasingh5183]

And you never will, because we read what west wrote, we eat what west ate, we follow what west did. Our culture was much better and developed than that of west but during colonialism history was manipulated in such a way that our generation even doesn't know about what our culture was

[@Jsalvz]

That was the point of his video

[@ABJK-ds4wq]

Maneendra Singh agreed. But it is changing. Slowly, but awareness about our history is brightening! British education system has to go and books have to be inclusive of Bharat history, not what the invaders wrote, but what we know. Faith, brother, faith.

[@georgez5201]

Statue of Alexander the Great at the beginning , in my home town, Thessaloniki, Greece. Regards to all the good and wise people of India

[@georgez5201]

Well we have lots of Slavs too like you Lol What happened to that wax statue of Alexander the Great you used for propaganda? Lol

[@MrKikessa]

M K ..you have ruined the party 🤣

[@subhashrandive7132]

dear please read bhagvadgeeta it is answer of all question of life once in life please read it will change your personality finally head your life towards sucess and prosperity alongwith prosperity.

[@DivineHellas]

Long time ago I was there..

[@cv4809]

@@subhashrandive7132 the answers for life cannot be read anywhere, those are something you have to find yourself

[@khusbukhatun6322]

"Yoga is not about eternal life, yoga is about sensible life." ------ SADHGURU 🙏🙏

[@victordemelofernandes1815]

So you are ready to lose eternal life for temporary yoga.

[@lalmani877]

@@PrithibiRajChauhan still you watch and heard him, great bro.. nobody challenging bhagwan budh as even i became vegetarian after reading his story when i was 8 years old, do you know bhagwan budh is an eternal part of sanatan dharma

[@ayanchakraborty3559]

@@PrithibiRajChauhan Before anything, first learn to write without all capitals. It is a rude gesture.

[@ayanchakraborty3559]

@@PrithibiRajChauhan If you are not convinced about Sadguru & doubt his truthfulness, why you are even here? Hypocrite.

[@paramagan]

You said it so correctly

[@ascensionnexusworldwide4985]

“Whatever possession we gain by our sword cannot be sure or lasting, but the love gained by kindness and moderation is certain and durable.” -Alexander😢😢

[@AD-wg5bg]

then why conquer by sword? :D

[@thecorrelationsensationpod8013]

Do you not think that Alexander might have took more credit than what he did?

[@thecorrelationsensationpod8013]

To those who think Alexander the great was really brilliant, because he was taught by Aristotle. Arisrotle was taught by Plato. Plato believed the brain was the center of thought, while Aristotle thought the brain was a cooling chamber.

[@shouvikkundu8289]

Nah that's Alexander word it's you

[@CountingDracula]

He is immortal. The king that fought alongside his soldiers

[@ReynaSingh]

ancient wisdom has existed for centuries; and yet we still can’t see that the truth is within us. Stay blessed everyone!

[@dayanadamdevendran1195]

You need to take the effort to find and know the truth to yourself

[@Supremeleaderji]

Yes. that's true but still many people still trapped in earthly emotion

[@nivrittib4510]

Thanks for being polite. Shri Jag Vas speaks the ultimate truth.

[@poza55555]

WMC the point is not believing the stories but the message is

[@elel589]

the question is not real,the question is serving the '' proud'' of the guru... The guru is too proud to be free from the human passions... He has no dignity..! Full of egoism

[@TheMaverickanupam]

"If I were not Alexander the Great, I would like to be Diogenes." This is the most insightful precept that every common man should adhere to.

[@dushyantsingh8311]

PewDiePie ka video dekha tha kabhi Diogene ki biopic vala!!!

[@davesanthri]

Good luck there is at least one person here who knows Diogenes.

[@il.l522]

Excellent example... Similar approach of the Cynical philosopher Diogenes before Great Alexander reached the Great Country of India.

[@mrmovieclips03]

@@davesanthri exactly. This man thinks he knows everything about Alexander. He doesn't

[@JaiSiyaRamjii]

@@mrmovieclips03 actually You western people will take 100 births to understand this man Good luck

[@akisgre-1716]

Alexander brought civilization and respected cultures. When he died he had the best doctors carry him to show that when the time comes no human can save you. He also had his hands hanging out of the casket so everyone could see we take nothing with us. He was immortal before he started talking. I have a lot of respect and I have learned a lot from India. Please read our texts and study our thousands of years old history before you judge one of the greatest human that walked the earth. 🇬🇷 🇮🇳 Alexander was born in an era of wars and warriors like Arjuna.

[@biakahmar9171]

As an indian, i agreed with you.. Sadhguru is a fundamentalist so he won't understand.

[@akisgre-1716]

@Detective kool jay hind 🇮🇳🇬🇷😀

[@skullshotskullshot8572]

He didnt brought civilization to India india is oldest civilization and most advance civilization every invention of science came from india . And dont know about Alexander may be he was good may be bad

[@akisgre-1716]

@@skullshotskullshot8572 India has history and old civilization . India wasn’t concord by Alexander so obviously I am not suggesting he brought anything there.He had respect for the culture though and that is undeniable. As far as science like mathematics,chemistry,physics,astronomy or arts like theater,poetry,music or values like the oath of Hippocrates that doctors all over the world take ,it’s easy to understand by the names where the origin is. You can look at the sky and read the names of the planets and you ll find the same. ❤️🇮🇳❤️🇬🇷🤙

[@skullshotskullshot8572]

@@akisgre-1716 and rig vedas mention about planets , gravity , theory of atom in our ancient text we have mention speed of light , distance from sun to earth and rig vedas is 4000 year old in written form and atleast 8000 year old in oral form

[@Danthrax81]

Alexander gained immortality in the sense that we all remember his name

[@aniket385]

Alexander was made a Son of a Egyptian God in his Lifetime.

[@thequant2817]

It’s not immortality tho. Sure, his name stays for centuries, but later he will be forgotten. If not in another few centuries, then at the end of humanity for sure.

[@Danthrax81]

@@thequant2817 thanks, captain pedantry. Don't you have a party to go sour?

[@crazywiener11]

Like john doe.

[@direr1087]

He was a small guy, only 1.50 tall

[@arpityadav2268]

My eyes got filled with tears when Sadhguru ended the story. Such a nice message it gave. We should live our life sensibly. 🥰🙂😌🙏

[@priyachand2697]

Truth, not a story.

[@nakefatty9167]

A long time before Alexander: proud men on horses entered India and brought with them the origins of current religions and language; interbred and set up the cast system. Same thing happened across Europe. every human being that is alive today should thank their ancestors that were intelligent and brave in battle. We are pathetic without the warrior instinct. nature favours the strong and brave, your weak attempts to gain the moral high ground is akin to standing on a huge pile of dung. The foundation is faeces, it stinks and you're sinking.

[@ganeshpathak1235]

@Deal Negrasse Bison we have finesse enough to understand. Don't need your preachings bro Stay safe and blessed

[@mummypappa5684]

how much u really do yaadee ?

[@BobbyxZx]

how sensible is it to believe in fantasies instead of dealing with reality?

[@asteryt5277]

One who conquers people's heart is the true conquerer.

[@asteryt5277]

@Lovely Hitler yes❤️

[@V-q8is]

@yes i have Sarcasm? ‘Good boi’😂

[@V-q8is]

@yes i have okay, then, though he had his fair share of flaws😂

[@ramdevdirector6653]

@@V-q8is Tamil

[@V-q8is]

@@ramdevdirector6653 no, I’m from Andhra Pradesh and speak Telugu if that’s what you’re asking.

[@saumyanarayanmishra8626]

The Only Warrier Who Showed The World You Came Empty Handed And Go Empty Handed. A True Warrior

[@tanishq3917]

Mm u never heard about bhagwat gita right Every great Indian warrior, king and thousands of sages has said this already

[@skkhammuansangngaihte4989]

@MANOJ KUMAR PATHAK u believe shiva exist but can't accept that alexander existed 🤣

[@trojan2793]

@@tanishq3917 Bhagavat Gita is a bunch of myth not truth lies in it

[@trojan2793]

@@skkhammuansangngaihte4989 lol true

[@yogeshkrishna2549]

In India all know this philosophy before 2nd century.

[@troyirons5059]

One who accepts death is a true conqueror who has come full circle

[@sophieb8578]

Alexander the Great brought a piece of Greece to the east. Back in those days it was all about conquering. You can't judge those times by modern day standards. Plus India and Greece are allies now.

[@jcb1619]

It was not about conquering, but his thoughts about immortality. Watch carefully and understand what he is saying.

[@johnysins6295]

It was about the immortality thing bruh watch it clearly

[@eu29lex16]

Standards don't matter ! The fact is that Alexander was a warlord who was in the same league as Genghis Khan. Your "not modern standards" dabbling hold no value.

[@guyyk0534]

@@jcb1619 he also criticised his conquering. And Babur's as well. Overly exaggerated Babur's conquest as a "tyrannical" ruler

[@vedicpride]

@@guyyk0534 babur was a murderous tyrant

[@slotlord5569]

Your guru has read the story of Alexander the Great. Obviously he didn't had study in depth his story. Egypt, Persians, Greeks were in love with him. Why? Because he battled their armies not the ppl. He didn't enslave anyone. Most of the times he left the same rulers to rule their ppl but with his laws. Many Persians followed him because they saw a king who was,for the first time, FOR THE PEOPLE. He was the first man who wanted to have a unite kingdom, and ppl not saying I'm Greek, Persian, Egyptian, Babylonian etc. That's why he wanted to marry Greeks with all the others. Obviously your guru is a man of love not HISTORY. DON'T MIX THINGS.

[@kronoscamron7412]

true, he is not objective, hates Alexander the great because he invaded india, so he makes up a bullshit story.

[@venkateshtulabandula5251]

@@kronoscamron7412 does he won when he invaded india

[@ATHEISTYT]

You know where the communities you talk about got shelter?

[@hritizgogoi3739]

Gurus are full of bullshit and propaganda.

[@Irene-iu9sj]

@@venkateshtulabandula5251 If I remember correctly, he didn't. He died when he was at the border, plus,his army was tired after years of war,and wanted to go back to Greece....

[@jaimepatena7372]

There was a Greek Philosopher...I think Diogenes...who lived in a barrel and ragged cloths....Alexander visited Diogenes and told him whatever he wanted Alexander would give him...Diogenes asked Alexander to move...Alexander was blocking his sun...That is greatness...Diogenes needed nothing.

[@herrikudo]

@@torivar4838 to which alexander laughed and walked away humbled and happier for the experience.

[@cosmictruth3600]

Diogenes was not greek, he was an Indian yogi whom Alexander met in India...the name " Diogenes" is a greek version of the real Indian name of that yogi... back then the Greeks gave a greek version to the Indian names for their own convineance ... for example chandragupta's greek version was sandrakutas, taskshashkla's was Taxila, Jhelum's was Hydaspes, Gandhara was Gedrosia, king Porushotam's Greek version was Porus... and so on ..

[@jaimepatena7372]

@@cosmictruth3600 Wrong.

[@aretit4989]

@@cosmictruth3600 DIOS+ GENOS. THE NAME DIOGENIS IT IS 100% GREEK! DIAS WAS FOR THE GREEK GENERATION THE GOD!

[@aretit4989]

THE GREEK WORDS HAVE ALLWAYS MEANING!

[@promn2627]

“Every light is not the sun.” - Alexander the Great

[@stardust_1415]

In your country is the great

[@LiveinPeace1-u6f]

It's a village burning in the distance: Alexander the great

[@AllForJesusAndMary]

@@stardust_1415you know which country he is in? Wow. Which country am I in?

[@Nyckaka]

The word “hello” used is the most powerful.

[@anuragporwal9039]

i dont understand,can you explain

[@dhamult0076]

Yes please explain it??

[@Nyckaka]

When guru ji uses “hello” he grabs my attention. He empowers the whole speech. I never knew we could use hello like that.

[@gowthammuthusamy3777]

@@Nyckaka that's right.

[@gogoplu]

@KIM JONG UN Humans have different senses through which they can grab attention for example in a conversation if someone is not bothered to listen to you you'll use words like excuse me! or hello! with more intense tone of voice so that people notice the seriousness in your voice. This works with a lot of people however, if it doesn't work.for you fret not maybe some other words could grab your attention.

[@Dronesingndrive]

The last words - it is not about immortality, but whatever you live, live sensibly. Amazing. Touched!

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Hey, Alexander and Aristotle are my maternal uncles. Uncle Alex likes his wine, so we call him “Alexander the Grape”. 🍇Greetings to India 🇮🇳 from Delphi, 🏛Greece! 🇬🇷

[@krishnapramod682]

Wow!!! Grape 🍇

[@ghorkalyug3406]

He was called great becuz of his territory expansion. And we all know how dumb was Aristotle

[@Sarabheswaran7010]

🙄

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Abhigya Smiti - There have been many geniuses in the world, and a few super geniuses. Aristotle was undoubtedly head and shoulders above the rest - the greatest super genius of them all. Intelligence is commonplace, genius is rare; the ability to recognize it, rarer still: it is called wisdom.

[@rindeyegwadar94]

@@krishnapramod682llllllllllllllllll m. mmm mmmrty56

[@valxydi]

As a Greek I always had great admiration and respect for all things Indian, from the Nargish films that we all watched as children at the cinema, to their beautiful sitar music, their incredible clothing the food and their philosophy, I couldn't believe my ears listening to this guru shredding apart Greek culture not understanding anything of what the star pupil of Aristotle was all about. Never mind,. we invented Democracy, which means " Citizens Rule" and we always gave every citizen the right to say what he feels, but through debate. The above gentleman would have been silenced at the Agora after the first sentence he uttered by hundreds of ordinary citizens with reasoning arguments! But in today's Internet world anyone can say anything as clickbait, because millions are uneducated ,on purpose, so that they don't understand things that will free them from the yoke and make them free speaking CITIZENS. Alexander tried to educate people and get educated by them, he was seeking knowledge and he became Immortal because he was the hero of the people, I am a Spartan we never followed Alexander in his expeditions, but as a fellow Greek he made us proud for passing on the "Olympic Torch" to as many people as he could.

[@mrpubes4765]

👍👍🤝

[@m.sselvam8372]

No one is immune to a moment's lack of understanding, i guess. To act like a Greek Historian when you're not, is worthy of sympathy.

[@joyfullylife5871]

Brother, yoga is yoga and killing is killing, the essence is the direction and motivation. It is not about India or Greece, these name are only authority's labels and borders. Please don't go with anger, instead may you focus on underlying concept around death and immortality.

[@Claudio-qo6oy]

You also invented gays 🤣😅

[@abandoneduniverses]

Τι να καταλαβουν...

[@Judge_Magister]

Alexander was great because he lead a tiny nation of warriors who for centuries were mistreated by the might of the Persian empire, and the Greeks conquered that empire and beyond. Also this would not have been possible without the work of his father Philip who unified the free Greeks and revolutionized its way of warfare. It would be the same as if Finland conquered Russia or Vietnam conquered China, and all that in one short lifetime...

[@lizbyrne7356]

Good to remember, one cannot mention Alexander without Philip, and his mother . . . and Aristotle, a father of Western Civilization.

[@panagiotisstamou6186]

👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@toofanish]

You clearly missed the point - why was it necessary to conquer anyone/anything at all? Genghis Khan started with even less and slaughtered/conquered substantially more… he’s not called great. This is a western perspective only.

[@jacobbrown-gr3es]

But in movies it shows that king Philip was a drunkard

[@Judge_Magister]

@@toofanish Every nation in this world that was and is was build on conquering lands and peoples. India is a great example of that throughout history.

[@stevennamosupaukari7811]

Live life "Sensibly" vow...a great message for every day...always wanting to listening to Sadhguru the great!!!!

[@unknownu8430]

Whenever I hear such stories, I adapt them to tell my daughter as bedtime stories. Thank you Sadhguru for being a beacon of knowledge and clarity in this confusing time and place🙏

[@ni3070]

That's so great bro, the child will grow up with good stories

[@HealingMeditationMusic]

What a smart thing to do! It’s way better to share some real life wisdom with a child in a shape of stories than telling them some fantastic fairytales that quite often are disconnected from this reality. I also tell only stories that mean and teach something.

[@fenilparekh770]

Very good bro... I've never seen a person who is more intelligent and knowledgeable than Sadhguru 🙏🙏🙏

[@ni3070]

@bobtheman 3 🤣one can't become yoga teacher by listening to stories

[@shwetanshusingh6341]

Spare your daughter please

[@rishabhsharma3908]

In the end, Alexander did become Immortal!

[@AllForJesusAndMary]

He died so that contradicts your statement

[@michaelhorton1350]

Such a poignant and timeless message, from the wellspring of wisdom, literally has tears flowing from my eyes. Deepest gratitude to you, Sadhguru. Bless you, Sir. Aloha...

[@GoddessFreyaa]

From hawai??

[@Nemo.57]

Yes, tears !

[@sourabhdas615]

R you Hawaiian

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

Glad to see you feel such an emotion over acquired piece of knowledge. Kudos

[@aswinpanali4890]

Well these message for mainly Xi

[@Hraklis]

Those of you who watch this man and think he is charming and intelligent should do so with care. Someone who is truly wise does not need to continue slandering a person's name in order to postulate a lesson to people. This smells of an effort to deter people from truth. Even after gaining your trust, every action and word of a person should still be measured when it enters your mind. To be intelligent one must not be sleeping = ἔξυπνος.

[@iAMJaws]

sadhguru is a clown

[@arshpaul6656]

@SWATI DAS you're incorrect

[@victoriasoekhlal9075]

Extremely brilliant statement, this guy is in the same boat with those personalities who are hungry for ratings,

[@sorryhi8294]

Hi we can cleary feel you're negativity .Sadguru is really a great philosopher so please be careful

[@arshpaul6656]

No doubt he is but what he said here was absolutely wrong

[@mikethestockimpaler3049]

👍 Greetings & best wishes from your friend in New York, USA !

[@sunnyl.joseph6102]

Me:-sadhguru ji sources Sadhguru:- trust me!

[@sauravbagadi9799]

😂😂

[@pauljohnson6019]

To live eternally in a suffering body is a curse! To live eternally in a spiritual body is a blessing!

[@petrospetromixos6962]

Indians burried their daughters alive Alexander stopped that were he ruled

[@ellias9900]

@putthatsausageinaporsche Good denial.

[@Fish-ey9lt]

@@petrospetromixos6962 nice lie

[@petrospetromixos6962]

@शगुन खुराना you live in lies the Grekoindian kingdom had 30 kings and lasted 200 years. Witch hunting was done by Christians in Western Europe thousands of years later. Alexander was Greek and wasnt Christian and at the time he was conquering Persian empire Western Europe had canibalism, Romans aeons later would feed humans to the lions

[@petrospetromixos6962]

@dream31 go to the university and ask

[@cmazet007]

That narrative of Alexander looking for immortality does not match the report of Alexander fighting his battles in first line with his cavalry. Or Alexander exposing himself to deadly danger when fighting lions with spears with his friends in his leisure time. Also does not fit the Greek ideal of the Iliad and Odyssey that Alexander was said to know by heart. So this story does not hold water. But it seems to have been made up for a purpose, and that is what is interesting. What is there to gain for the one who spreads such a story? That tells much about his agenda.

[@cedrics5241]

Fighting lions with spears during his leisure time.. LOL What university did you attend?

[@magdalenasoluncheva6468]

Alexander was not Greek, his ancestors, the Macedonians, fought against the Hellenes and were allies with the Trojans.

[@aurelian2668]

@@magdalenasoluncheva6468 Again with this? All greeks today are not myceneans which were the ones who fought the trojans. Please read up history especially about the bronze age collapse

[@user-tl4sq8tk1d]

@@cedrics5241 in ancient Greece there were lions and even small elephants my friend and the lions were constantly hunted

[@uberdriver9877]

@@user-tl4sq8tk1d really? Hmm never knew

[@BrianSmith-li3zs]

Thank you for helping. Love, respect and gratitude. Amazing energy to you and to flow.

[@robertmills3830]

His suffering was one of great loneliness and impatience with those who didn't understand what he was trying to achieve. His generals instantly started fighting among themselves as soon as he died. Alexander was great because his vision was of one world ruled by one king, where wars would not exist, where all cultures of the world would come together to form one mega culture based on the hellenic civilization. He was truly an anamoly in history, we cave in to pressure, we do what others are doing, we strive for personal gains and benefits. What alexander wanted to achieve was much grander than any of us can even imagine, had he achieved it, he would have literally acted as a god. No man in history has achieved more than what alexander did in 10 short years

[@tomtank6569]

Greece was under attack and burned down by Persian fir centuries etc .. but for the first time the Greek states marched to them first and that’s how the march started

[@sivaswamiramesh1128]

Is there any archeological evidence to prove that Alexander came to conquer India in search of a mystic ? I think it is a tweak as per wish of such mystics

[@machineman3004]

Alexander came to India, and died on his way back.

[@abhirajpatil3795]

there might be, might not be evidence, the lesson from this story is immortal

[@hutao3548]

@@machineman3004 Alexander came to India,defeated porus and went back..

[@Vikas-uf4ql]

@@hutao3548 if he defeated porus why he didn't conquer whole India ??

[@darkzero4608]

Is there any meaning if yes or no Alexander came or not, what do you get? Understand the meaning of what he said.

[@XristosArgyropoulos]

Fulfillment of the soul comes from kindness, not conquest. - Alexander the Great This guru has no idea who is that he talks about, maybe he should open a book and find out In many places Alexander was seen as a liberator, not a conqueror

[@totalfreedom2408]

Literally called "Alexander the accursed" by the Persians lmao. He burned tyre and sold it's inhabitants into slavery. Just generally an arsehole tbh. This isn't unique to Alexander, but to act like he was some moral good is just silly.

[@vanyugo154]

He made those who survived his onslaught think they were liberated. But at the end of the day, it was still invasion. Like all the other western countries who came to Asia and to conquer in the name of liberation but it was all about territory and proving to their neighbor countries that they were better.

[@Mark-er7bd]

He's just salty Alexander invaded them.

[@totalfreedom2408]

@Alejandro Gjezi This is true of nationalists yes. "They long for a past that never existed"

[@kronoscamron7412]

Exactly

[@ENGlishJELLo-yk7up]

Sadhguru is all talk. Alexander was all action. Our human history was not achieved by talk but more so by action!

[@solo.108]

What did he achieve ?

[@Papaty25]

​@@solo.108 Glory and legacy. Things that are beyond your comprehension.

[@solo.108]

@@Papaty25 where is that ?

[@LyubomirIko]

"I would rather live a short life of glory than a long one of obscurity." - Alexander The Great Nice story and lesson, but in reality Alexander perhaps wasn't at all drown toward the idea of immortality judging by his quote.

[@Bot-br5jz]

That is what demons say before they are defeated by god

[@Bot-br5jz]

@Anonymous A every single one

[@geetadaswani1570]

no it is the truth the reason to come to bharat was that he heard the wisdom of RiSHiS saints he came in that search

[@LyubomirIko]

​@@geetadaswani1570 If he was on expedition for searching immortality - he would behave differently. The true is - he was on war campaign in India - his dream was to conquer the world. He meet Dandamis occasionally, this doesn't makes sense to be his goal - searching of immortality. Having subdued Syria, Egypt, and Persia, he next marched to invade India. For Alexander, the invasion of India was a natural consequence of his subjugation of the Achaemenid Empire, as the areas of the Indus valley had long been under Achaemenid control, since the Achaemenid conquest of the Indus Valley circa 515 BC. *Alexander was only taking possession of territories which he had obtained from the Achaemenids, and now considered rightfully his own.*

[@yashpandey3.3.3]

Making good quotes doesn't make someone smarter...untill the quote is his own. And you never know that about Alexander.!

[@david.walters]

whoever sees this, I'm just saying don’t get your mind all caught in the media and distractions from ourselves. all that matters is that your vibrating high and u are at peace with yourself, you just reading this comment I now send positivity and strength to whoever reads this. thank you may all of you be blessed you are loved I promise.

[@SL3315]

Bendiciones 🙏

[@e.r.r.a.0000]

UNIO MEDITATION MUSIC IloveU

[@webdev8284]

Thanks man. I appreciate it.

[@FMGR-49]

Thank you ♾

[@peachy500]

❤️

[@atulchauhan661]

Great quote by sadhguru " yoga is not about eternal life, but yoga is about sensible life". Before that I don't know about sadhguru but now I have become a huge fan.

[@oscahinyangala1490]

Actually if he could speaking always thought and teachings about Enternal life God will be happy walaiiiiiii

[@FightWidSantoS]

There’s No Eternal Life So That Makes Sense!

[@alexandergr7995]

2500 years later and some modern Indian philosophers are more basic than the ancient Greek ones.... And as philosophers go since that age, simply judging people who actually achieve results, what they accomplish in life is hardly comparable to the real-life empire building of others....

[@Marshall1816]

WOW as a Russian Officer i am learned a lot from that Vid the Spiritiual Teaching is immense and funny too XD

[@shitpants9602]

"as a Russian Officer". Something tells me you are lying brother. This skews your point.

[@Marshall1816]

@@shitpants9602 Proof it maybe my English is not that from a Pro but its enough to understand me thanks for Critic

[@lalmani877]

Thanks

[@deokaransingh7943]

Marshall is indian

[@pravinchaudhary2726]

Funny for what?

[@firstlast9626]

Alexander united a few Greeks and destroyed the Persian empire all the way to India and freed the Persian occupied India stopping the Indian units in the Persian army from attacking the Greek city states.He also brought his Greek macedonian hat his Greek athenian arts statues and his Greek spartan martial arts- pancration- which Buddha used for strength and to defend,Buddha later brought it to China.Alexander was better than Great he was Fantastic he did it in 3 years and built the worlds greatest library in the city Alexandria he built in Egypt.He progressed the world.

[@marthandavarma3314]

Actually he utterly lost to king Purushottama, Alexander stopped in Afghanistan and when he died his chieftain celucus became the king of Afghanistan he never even came to India.

[@CB-bg3xy]

Alexandria library and information was taken from the Indus Valley.. Everything Greek has origins of Indian/ Indus Valley civilisation knowledge. Long before the Greeks thought they knew. it was already documented and practiced in Indus Civilization. Sorry Greeks !!. Earth diameter Earth distance from Sun. Value of Pi. Concept of binary math Concept of Zero. It just goes on...... And on and on....Namaste.

[@loveamazingstuff12]

@@marthandavarma3314 yea except Alexander didn’t lose to Porus and Seleucus was the emperor of the Seleucid empire, not king of Afghanistan

[@Cassernn]

I don’t think he was real

[@santoshpune6493]

Buddha died around 480 BCE and Alexander born around 356 BCE....so how can Buddha learn martial art from Alexander

[@foodnkitchen7024]

I came from schooling where spirituality was every day part of life, everything sadguru say is what Sadguru say is obvious and logical to me, but this one about becoming immortal is masterpiece.

[@Senthamara.i]

Wow.. May I know which school? I'm interested to know

[@pollabigogoi1050]

Have you become immortal?

[@Senthamara.i]

🥺🥺 "Yoga is not about eternal life, yoga is about sensible life" 🙏 Namaskaram sadhguru

[@NVCLASSES]

🙏🙏

[@tomseller2234]

It’s about worthlessness and acting like it’s greatness.

[@memechannel3345]

@@tomseller2234 ok go conquer the world and get beaten up 😂 Those days are done my guy. Sit now 🧘‍♂️

[@aswins.p7155]

@@tomseller2234 have you ever tried it

[@Senthamara.i]

@@75bugle uhmm lol. Even your qoute works, if we really see how to live by that and how it is in our own experience. I or the few billion of his followers are not blind fans, but have taken his tools and wisdom, which really is working in our life. Something that the education or society failed, he is offering the answer. The answer to how To make life simple. :)

[@pravinsharma6634]

he can include humor with spirituality with some knowledge and at last a touch of logic....................i would say sadhguru the great(no word missing at last)

[@pravinsharma6634]

@@mithilravirala4046 correct

[@RishabBanotra]

Nailed it bro. 👌🏼😊

[@pravinsharma6634]

@@RishabBanotra thanks bro

[@pravinsharma6634]

@Brian Andersen whats your age

[@jonhsmith5169]

Don't forget the sadhguru only fans

[@georgiossarantitis3208]

Aristotle said once, " I don't mind if they whip me in the case I am absent."

[@andremorales4848]

What did he exactly mean by that? I can interpret that in several different ways.

[@vangelisrodis2977]

Aristotle also instructed Alexander the Great to treat Greeks like a leader while the barbarians as a ruler. To take care and treat the first as family and friends whereas the second as animals and plants. How can a plant understand the greatness of Alexander and his achievements that only a few men in this planet managed to accomplish

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@@vangelisrodis2977 achievements as in warmongering ?

[@antoniamainokachamcha7520]

@@edwardkumarkenway1875 👍👍👌

[@stellastylianou2327]

@@andremorales4848 the only way I can interpret this is that when you're not there to defend yourself, people can claim many things about you.......who will dispute them

[@senthilkumars6212]

From skanda to sikander. Immortality to intelligence on Alexander. Your words are much more intimidating than usual.

[@petrospetromixos6962]

He is still butthurt after 2300 years

[@parnamsaini4751]

@@petrospetromixos6962 got badly screwed I suppose?😂

[@parnamsaini4751]

@@memechannel3345 Muthu...he is never wrong...you mean?

[@parnamsaini4751]

@@memechannel3345 Muthusamy..rumbo correct. Nee Wokay va?

[@AllForJesusAndMary]

Can you explain what you mean?

[@gachacaspa]

My issue is well none of us has known immortality. We can't judge what we don't know however wise or unwise it appears to be. If we lived a 1000 years, imagine all the different things you would achieve. You would probably be peaceful with death at the end. I always feel one life isn't enough for everything, and I think people really want longer lives without the aging so quickly. They dont want immortality and get that mixed up. Well unless they want to be a vampire :P My name is Alexander btw.

[@DC_92]

Reincarnation is real, my friend.

[@henripan9584]

@@DC_92 yeah I know I will be miserable on my death bed because of all that I failed to achieve.

[@DC_92]

@@henripan9584 Ye ye bla bla. This is our last incarnation before Sat Yuga anyway. All this last one is, is karma clean-up. Worry not brother. You’ll pass on just fine.

[@petrospetromixos6962]

Vaxguru luckey of WEF, a blah blah guy, hates on Alexander the biggest representative of action in history. Slavery hates the epitomy of human freedom. Yeah no surprise there😂😅

[@akashkaushik1]

Alexander the great - greatness for his military expertise. He managed to come all the way from Macedonia to India. Also before he came to India , there was very little information about India in the Greek world, they didn't even have proper maps of India. (I doubt they thought it to be a place of immortal people, though they did think it of as an essentric place) Also his idea was to conquer the whole known world, and he imagined there to be sea/ocean beyond india. (As per the maps provided by Aristotle ). This story told by Sadhguru seems to be fabricated and exaggerated. It is not mentioned in any reliable historical text. It's a good story to make it easier to accept the fate of death though. But nothing more than that. (In my opinion).

[@trws97]

I really enjoy when he tells stories. Edit: I have removed history word so that many restless people get mental peace.

[@GoodVibesOnlyBalkan]

Better to focus on the Present, not history or the future.

[@prabhaskshatriyaraju1954]

@@GoodVibesOnlyBalkan But, we should learn from the history. you cannot ignore it. bcz today is tomorrow history.

[@reachsangi]

Yes me too just forgot the whole world in his stories !!

[@adityavikram244]

@@prabhaskshatriyaraju1954 the problems we have today is because we didn't learn from history and it will keep on repeating until we learn. We need Chanakya.

[@abhinitaa8569]

Isn’t he our very own Grandpa ☺️❣️

[@vedhalifeway2898]

Profound! Sadhguru, you are wisdom personified. Our generation is fortunate to be your contemporary.

[@manu-singh]

Wow what a vocabulary

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

Meanwhile, Steven Hawkins and Einstein are giggling hard over reading this comment.

[@pundu06]

@@epiphanicsoul9119 mean while..u wr proved wrong and oly ur laughing 😂😂😂

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

@@pundu06 how? Can you share the knowledge?

[@TejasThimmaiahkk-dz5lm]

what ever he says Alexander has made name in history even after 2000+ years Alexander will forever be legend

[@madhvijuggoo8994]

It's funny how Language barriers didn't exist in ancient times...

[@KINGFISHERS97]

It's just a wisdom to understand that fear of death is baseless rather than celebrating as relief from the chakra (cycle) of life (current life) has ended in this dimensions and in other its starting constantly till you achieve Nirvana (enlightenment) which yogis like lord buddha etc has achieved and achieving ... So just a story to understand foolsish moves by people taken in their life.

[@kashutosh9132]

@@KINGFISHERS97 sunaa to bahot hai par ye sab Sach hota hai kyaa Moksh wali baate?? Jab moksh hi lene aaye hai to life ki cycle me daalte hi kyun hai bhagwaan

[@aeroace2]

Pretty sure the ruler of EARTH at the time had at least 1 Indian translator

[@ABHI-fg4ky]

I guess you need to learn a little about Nalanda University

[@KINGFISHERS97]

@@kashutosh9132 Bhai iskle geeta read geeta even arjun asked krishna about it it will clear concept even I haven't read but seen in some seen when he questions krishna about karma, life, and gods meanings towards the life.. hope it will (Bhagwadgita) help you in your life in future..

[@relaxationzone8834]

The crow was the Yogi who shape shifted, he simply hipnotized him for the sake of humanity.🙏🙏🙏

[@disliketheclickbaits8858]

Ah ..is it so? I believe that sadhguru have achieved everything in yogic world. So he must be able to shape shift too n teach lessons to idiots of this era. Maybe he already does change his shape but doesn't tell us about those stories for some mysterious reasons. 😌😌

[@Ο_Θετικός]

smoking weed????What type??

[@termikesmike]

Alexander should have tied the Yogi to his horse and used him as his saddle, then go to the pool of water and make the Yogi drink it ! That would have been 'Great' for all of US!

[@Ο_Θετικός]

@@termikesmike This Yogis are all about presenting themselfes as greater than others before them..They are just jealous,that's all...Nicely spoken Mike,liked that

[@sundarams9898]

So wonderful your thought is. Please accept my appreciation!!

[@ndeligiannis]

Well in the end of this tale (because i have never heard of it in history books) Who is the eternal of the story? the yogi or Alexander the Great? Whose name remains eternal? Another thing that Alexander the Great did, is that he created new cities ,Alexandrias. Cities which still exist. Where wisdom gathered,.....and many others.... Alexander was in a search of yogi??? Himself said if I wasnt Alexander I would love to be Diogenis (A greek cynic philosopher) Alexander was the start of a new era in the world. (and this is a fact) The spread of the use of greek language in these regions (named as koine Greek) helped later the spread of Christianity New Testament was written in Greek.

[@JoostEurovisionFans]

Facts

[@manospatramanis5819]

@@JoostEurovisionFans indeed.

[@Simplyveej]

You're very question reveals that you have a very very long way to evolve spiritually. The fact that you prioritize pointless quests like conquest over enlightenment says a lot. Maybe that's why you were born where you were, why we were born where we were.

[@manospatramanis5819]

@@Simplyveej may I ask you a question?

[@ndeligiannis]

@@SimplyveejYou build spiritual evolution by using a bunch of lies? Maybe where you were born yes. ;) Furthermore this quest resulted in an enligtenment of a vast area which lasted for centuries. Many Alexandrias with the most important in Egypt having the bigest library in the world...and still exist as an important city.

[@fireofeverlastinglifeaeizo8505]

The years will pass and I wonder who is going to remember this Sad Guru. I couldn't say the same for Alexander

[@DEATH_3_GOD]

You should worry more about who is going to remember you. You don't have to worry about who will remember the man who started a huge volunteer foundation. But the most ridiculous thing is you getting offended on behalf of some military commander from thousands of years back. What kind of weird kink are you nurturing !? 🤣

[@DEATH_3_GOD]

I am not the one who said that. Maybe learn to read and understand before commenting. I only replied in kind.

[@condha1044]

@@DEATH_3_GOD "Some military commander"... You mean the literal king of the world of the time; he conquered all of the known world by foot in 9 years; one of the greatest men to ever live. Undefeated.

[@James-sn5mg]

When did Alexander conquered the world? Stop the bs. He mostly dominated in certain areas of Europe and his reputation mostly came from conquering Persia which was the most powerful empire at the time but they were already weakened and way past their prime. Alexander failed in India pretty badly. He fought and struggled at the border of India where the military presence wasn't very strong. He failed to go deeper into India then he retreated and died shortly after. lmao Ancient India was more powerful and wealthier than Ancient Greeks but Greeks are the only thing people talk about.@@condha1044

[@orangeblue01]

@@DEATH_3_GOD .

[@Live.12372]

Yoga is not about eternal life, yoga is about sensible life

[@bharatvarshvishwaguru8868]

eternal life

[@saumyal4042]

"Eternal"

[@Live.12372]

Thanks

[@Live.12372]

Thanks

[@MrJanrag]

Ganesh D well said

[@kms2101]

Sadhguru is the best storyteller..., I am actually there just with his word.

[@user-1234abcd5]

If you feel it as story .. it's story ... No use even with 1Lakh words. If feel/look it's as a study ... He will be guru ... teaching you .. what is Truth. That is the beauty of learning.

[@sagarsharma9757]

Nope they are not stories they are real lives of people

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

You got that so true! Actually he is a great storyteller

[@user-1234abcd5]

@@epiphanicsoul9119 I think ...will get so many story teller on the road side .. or around us .. for that kind of stories .. Sadhguru is not required.. I guess ... But whole world wait for his speech .. it means there is something more than a story .. if you are able think r understand .. catch that ... If not .. no need to watch .. his speech.

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

@@user-1234abcd5 All I see is a good story served under single serving perspective of "how we never got that on our own". Such kind of sophistry is indeed a masterclass and have outsmarted the wits of roadside story tellers.

[@gosaga4320]

"YOGA IS NOT ABOUT ETERNAL LIFE, YOGA IS ALL ABOUT SENSE OF LIFE" 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@HealingMeditationMusic]

Go Saga yoga is about sensible life, to be more precise 👍

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

Babaji Ramdev is the living example of what you just said.

[@woomi177]

Crazy how i found out about this myself some time ago. But i still co.e here to listen, learn and enjoy

[@rohanmazumder9]

Chup lodu

[@johndokamatsu2684]

What is sense of life?

[@keving9105]

Not suprised Hindis have trouble acknowledging Alexander’s greatness

[@ishitapawar5975]

I do he is literally great ❤

[@rahulraghavendrachoudhury9662]

We would have acknowledged if he had any

[@glory4645]

​@@rahulraghavendrachoudhury9662You wouldn't because you only acknowledge your own.

[@niteshkhatri2543]

Alexander and Diogenes Story tells so deep meaning of life

[@andrewcanady6644]

I love that story. Diogenes is a huge inspiration.

[@sherifkassem457]

When I see any video to you MR sadghuru i like it even before I watch it !! You have such a powerful loving energy that always touches my heart !! Thank you too much ❤

[@lalmani877]

You are a gentleman bro

[@filipposrafailkaripidis4203]

Strabon described such a scene ( Stab. 15,1,6) with Indian gymnosophists. To all who think the story has a true background: No, Alexander did not wish to become immortal. He thought he already was immortal due to his origin from Zeus. The meeting between one of Alexanders commanders Onesikritos and these gymnosophists was not about immortality but about their philosophy of life. Alexander deeply wanted to know the differences between greek and Indian philosophy. He even respected those men and do not wanted to harm them. The gymnosophist Madanis told Onesikritos, as Alexander never met these men, that Alexander was the only philosopher with arms, that he had ever seen. Sadhguru, I'm sorry but leave history to historians.

[@nikh8545]

I don't think what Sadhguru said was meant to be historical. It's more of a fable with its talking crows etc.

[@ccrissking]

TY my Sadhguru. Which is pure love. unconditional - Love and Light.

[@elimccain1728]

Yogi is still alive.. Sadhgurujee is that Yogi. The way he explained everything it looks like his personal account of memories.

[@andyran3735]

Crow must be living too🤣🤣

[@elimccain1728]

@@andyran3735 Definitely from Kerala..

[@superproud100]

Nope

[@anishleoj149]

Lol..

[@terminator900000]

There's no such thing as immortality

[@DimLightPoetries]

Don't think if the story is factual, Understand the Meaning behind his wisdom!

[@asursrinivas]

It is a fact. Well documented in historical books

[@asursrinivas]

@@sreekthefreak5421 YOU ARE FIT TO DO ONLY THAT. CONTINUE TO LAMO

[@asursrinivas]

@@sreekthefreak5421 YOU SPEAK WITH RESPECT U WILL GET REPLY AND RESPECT.

[@hfur7758]

@@asursrinivas With capo locked for 🍓😂😂😂

[@aristotelischrysosdigitalf6802]

@@asursrinivas 😂😂

[@mohamedelfatih9826]

I remember my father death cuz i was with him me and mom. When he died he had already suffered from many illness and had had attacks of anxiety and took bills for different reasons. He was kind and very generous person so when he died and everybody starred to cry over his funeral. I also cried but for a different reason that in many times we had conflicts but one thing i never regret it that he died cuz i witnessed his suffering in his last days nd wished that may time come when he got relieved from physical pain he always had

[@sudhashyamlal5747]

May his soul rest in peace....

[@mohamedelfatih9826]

@@sudhashyamlal5747 I do not know you personally and most likely i will not see you may be living away from where i live but your sincere consolation reach me

[@harsha6655]

I am really touched by your story💔

[@DivineGraceGolden1]

Alexander the Great Represents all the Lightworkers, all the Real Warriors - extraterrestrial,divine Starseeds who made this World and Greeks appreciate India very much for your kind people and Spirituality. Andromeda starseed - Chakraborty are the 7 main Greek Planets of our Galaxy -our Energetic Centers . Greece is the Alpha and Omega of this Cosmos . Gratitude

[@shivAgar2020]

*SANATAN DHARMA IS THE OLDEST AND MOST ADVANCE CIVILIZATION ON PLANET EARTH 🔱🕉️🚩⚛️*

[@priyachand2697]

🙌🏽 Yes! So thankful to be Sanatani!

[@Sarabheswaran7010]

Dude, sanatana dharma is not a civilisation and it was advanced......but even that ancient civilisation could be overtaken as they degraded while we only have future prospects of it.

[@suminthraoojugir9041]

What a wonderful explanation and knowledge of living. For sure you can help many people out of mental illness. Suminthra Oojugir Kwa Zulu Natal South Africa

[@petrospetromixos6962]

Vax guru pupet of WEF helps many people to an early death😂😅

[@gauravnagda]

What a perspective, i had tears in my life after watching this

[@aarushkashyap6924]

Ye zyada ho gy

[@aarushkashyap6924]

Gya*

[@gauravnagda]

@@aarushkashyap6924 did I ask for your opinion

[@aarushkashyap6924]

@@gauravnagda did i ask* ....😂😂

[@ClawHunterGaming]

@@aarushkashyap6924 lol. He raped Grammar

[@johnirby8847]

Alexander's name will be spoken as long as men have tongues. This guy will be forgotten, having never done anything to be remembered for!

[@JreamStarwalker]

Powerful Speech @ the end 😢🖤

[@herbfsayam2korikaolatamdar825]

The less rigid your personality, the more powerful your presence:-sadhguru. 👍

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

Your personality is not a building material which could be explained easily over tensile or shear strength. These sophistry and esoteric quotes are just to mislead. Think rational with the essence of humanity.

[@ameeliaramotar8450]

@@epiphanicsoul9119 And WISDOM.

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

@@ameeliaramotar8450 wisdom is a vague term to reinstate here. It can't be determined qualitatively and quantitatively with neatness but could easily fall into the hands of irrefutable contradictions. Wisdom is more of a referential term than any absolute term like knowledgeable.

[@tusharb.3725]

@@epiphanicsoul9119 kehena kya chaha te ho

[@epiphanicsoul9119]

@@tusharb.3725 yhi ke babaji ka gyaan ghanta practical hai.

[@MrPraveen264]

He is a good orator with a panache for good story telling and a mind that can deal with any situation. The perfect trait for a great businessman.

[@logical5136]

Yes, he is - selling meditation and self realization

[@richardfadle5921]

So very true!!!! How does he make a living??? By the way!

[@logical5136]

@@richardfadle5921 by teaching few brainless guys some sense.

[@mojojojo1211]

Stop being cynical. Giving everything for free is not how the world works. Thats not how economics work.

[@dariuszzurek3074]

Thank you MrPraveen264

[@AOR-og5rf]

It's insidious how everybody criticizes Alexander and most of our history these days, but then turns around and tries to culturally appropriate, steal, rewrite or erase our history.

[@EllasEnlightensEarth]

PS, '''' The interaction of the two great ancient civilizations of Greece and India, which began with the invasion of Alexander the Great in 326 BC and lasted for more than two centuries, has been the subject of numerous books by Indian and western scholars over the years. While visiting Greece in 2018, Ram Nath Kovind, the President of India, praised the contributions of Alexander the Great to the history of his nation. “The most famous Greek to come to India was of course Alexander the Great. He arrived at the head of an invading army in 326 BC - but he left as a friend,” Kovind wrote on Twitter. ''''

[@SA-yp6ej]

Government officials need to be diplomatic. Guru needs to be truthful.

[@manog8713]

Great again? He left as a friend? What kind of mindset is this?

[@lalmani877]

But thats not the only truth

[@ABHI-fg4ky]

I can see where your going

[@ostendoge2153]

326 BC. De-cap programme was adopted by others without mercy.

[@ayushmainali4817]

No one outside India knows who is Skanda. Everyone on Earth knows the name of Alexander.

[@dayalverma2777]

That’s the irony of this world. Even Hitler is also more famous than Hirohito. No one knows him outside Japan. All this happens because of media and historians.

[@Rage639]

@@dayalverma2777 We are predisposed to prioritize negatives over positives which is why people get obsessed over serial killers, plane crashes and people like hitler.

[@JaiSiyaRamjii]

a person who kills lots of people to achieve a certain pesonal aim or goal That person is called as terrorist. Even that person may have 100s of skills or abilities His identity is only as terrorist not as a great person . You should understand this 🙏

[@ayushmainali4817]

@@JaiSiyaRamjii well you should understand that terror is a tactic not an idealogy. Even Arjun can be called a terrorist by your logic

[@ayushmainali4817]

@@anilgowdam112 jo jeeta woh sikandar. Alexander is synonymous to victory in India to this day

[@vonallen1646]

I am a shelter monitor in san Francisco Tenderloin and watch as often as I can...thank you

[@SubodhKumar-mb7ww]

More power to you :)

[@NVCLASSES]

Nice

[@AT_Official_YouTube_Channel]

I found a major flaw in your story @Sadhguru. If Alexander went into the cave alone then who told the story to everyone else? Surely not Alexander since he is portrayed by you as such a self righteous tyrant. Perhaps the bird was a stool pigeon. 🐦✌️❤️

[@clarkey661]

Knowing that the future is not promised makes us appreciate the now.

[@alphablackstv9102]

Blessings from Jamaica I love your talks

[@villagechannel135]

He is a pseudo person

[@hirengosra2336]

@@villagechannel135 may god bless you , and give you some wisdom 🙏

[@villagechannel135]

@@hirengosra2336 I'm happy that god already gave you wisdom 👍

[@sachinbharti9634]

Similar people like peaceful community 😂😂😂

[@frankfernandes718]

they would had drinked that water 😂😂😂

[@razabali5577]

;)

[@frankfernandes718]

@The Truth I guess Aswatthama knows this better 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dhirajmalapati369]

@@frankfernandes718 and six others just chilling amoung us. Probably watching this video. Who knows?

[@frankfernandes718]

@@dhirajmalapati369 who six others

[@josefhell4643]

Though it's a mere invention I think it's a very wise and touching one, namely that Prof. Devassia in his "Kristubhagavatam" tells us that in Christs's time there came many Easterners to the Holy Land and brought knowledge of their wisdom to Joseph and the young Jesus ...

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

Not invention written in megasthenes indica

[@paulsolon6229]

Napoleon admired Caesar and wanted to be like him and outdo him. Caesar said he wanted to outdo Alexander. Alexander emulated Hercules, someone who never existed.

[@vasilisarbi6858]

Alexander emulated Achilles

[@paulsolon6229]

@@vasilisarbi6858 the most well-known USA historian in past 75 yrs said in a speech I saw “Hercules.” This story is his story in speech. So I don’t know, did not read in a text, heard at a speech. Thank you for the info. I cd v well be wrong

[@vasilisarbi6858]

@@paulsolon6229 perhaps there was a reference in Hercules because alexander consider to be descentan of him..but as a kid Alexander had a strong influence from Achilles..in every campaign he always carried with him "iliada" by homer..and before he start the great journey he stopped in the tomb of Achilles and made sacrifice to him

[@herrikudo]

As far as we know* Legends come from somewhere

[@paulsolon6229]

@@manujakirinde3409 sarcasm is not pleasing to me. Good luck. Goodbye

[@pradnyariddhi5841]

In the end people were laughing on his each sentence thinking it's a joke. But each sentence is such a powerful thought. If we understand death is blissful then it can change our lives.

[@vikramtalreja9]

Seeing this I remembered "Immortality has many forms" - Ras a Gul from the dark Knight rises.

[@pranavkumar9877]

You don't know @Ved32

[@balwantraj8427]

@Ved32 Ra's Al Ghul was Batman's Teacher! He's immortal in his memory

[@balwantraj8427]

@User Name yup

[@snd7810]

@Ved32 lol. Underrated.

[@randeepsingh3516]

@Ved32 😂😂

[@tonykirou3654]

Everyone is an expert without a diploma. Just like the doctors if you havent noticed.

[@CrypoThrill]

This story was in our Hindi Book. Loved to listen from Sadhguru.

[@pranshumishra4980]

Which book??

[@CrypoThrill]

@@pranshumishra4980 Naitik Shiksha

[@Bolter024]

@@CrypoThrill CBSE ?

[@liladharudyawar3920]

This story is also shown in the most wonderful serial a masterpiece Chanakya the old doordarshan one made by again the greatest Chandraprakash dwivedi most respect for bringing chanakya in our lives which we were unaware of earlier. Thanks

[@NVCLASSES]

Yes

[@ajastha1876]

I remember that episode in 'Chanukya' serial. Even before I saw your comment it occurred to me. But I was not able to remember which serial.

[@chrislysne1046]

I love this! What a different way to view death. Thank you!

[@subhashrandive7132]

dear please read bhagvadgeeta it is answer of all question of life once in life please read it will change your personality finally head your life towards sucess and prosperity alongwith spiritual journey please seriously read lifetime advice to you.

[@elel589]

With all my respect,Chris,why do you want a guru to prettify death? The problem is in your unconscious,that fears the death and feels gravitated from such theories...You fear death and you are ready to believe all the histories who soften it...