Watch the process of breath! - Sadhguru about Koorma Nadi.

[@bodhikaya887]

What else can we ask for, the master of planet Earth is shining his wisdom even though he can leave as well, he decided to stay and help us attain liberation. The avatar Sadhguru, shiva shambho!

[@srinivasans9345]

Like a kind mother who takes the diffident child step by step Sadhguru makes us have a glimpse of the beyond & makes us jump into the unknown effortlessly. Pranams & thanks Sadhguru.

[@worthwatching4924]

Well said.

[@sakshi0306]

So true

[@lavanyamallela9108]

Pp

[@gwirgalon3758]

incredible. The simplicity. 9:40. If the Kingdom of "God" is somewhere up there and I missed it, fine [not his exact words, but meaning, yes] "but if it is in you and you missed it, that is true tragedy." Indeed.

[@chandrupalaniappan1369]

Each time I listen to your speach my horizon widens a little more,thank you.

[@jeremytheonlyone]

Japanese called it Zen 禅 because of their pronunciation in Nihon Language converted from Chinese Han Language of Chan 禪， (Pali Language called it: jhāna，Sanskrit called it：dhyāna）. In Romanization it is written as ZEN for westerners to know the name of the practice.

[@wheelie_monkprabu947]

In Tamil language , it's Dhyanam ..

[@devendernaik8749]

Thankyou universe Thankyou my self Thankyou Sadjuru ji

[@aloksands]

I don't know how you do it Sadhguru, but you are always available to me at the right time which is beyond my understanding.🙏

[@tadhghayden8440]

yes guru ..I have been smitten..once touched by it ..one can't really ignore..that imperative call

[@rajendrannair1133]

Sadguru is absolutely right. Without really having a glimpse of the beyond one cannot really start the journey. An impetus is necessary. An intense desire is enough and then a Guru will come along to show you the way. Pranam to Sadguru.

[@DipankarAxomiya]

oh my god, its like he is answering my puzzles

[@rz5090]

This is interesting, there's a passage in the Hindu Texts about Jesus going to India at 13 and announcing himself as Isha Putra,...

[@soonthareevasi3556]

Sadhgurave Namaha.Namaskaram.Aum nama sivaya.

[@shaktiveda7041]

Namaskar Sadhguru HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!!!

[@jitendrazarapkar4638]

Namaskar satguru infinite thanks

[@theegreatestever2420]

Love these!

[@pareshprajapati7916]

Yoga is ladder to the divine

[@Mortalcreature]

Wow you have fabulous videos

[@hhahoro]

So he knows everything about everything. Wow. There is nothing that he doesn't know. Just wow

[@RituSharma-hz6ue]

Pranam Sadhguru 🙏🌹🌱🌺🌿🌸🍃🌼🍀😊😊😊 Thanks…..🙏🌹🌱

[@truthseeker3792]

Another excellent video!

[@ranjithdesilva5292]

How I feel about his work I have no ward's to tell thank you

[@mralexander99]

....and "Dhyan" is a translation of the word "Jhana" that signifies absorption .......absorption into what ?...........absorption into seeing through how the mind entangles itself by creating a self through identification with thoughts..

[@mralexander99]

Perfect Tools & Equipments Milan Shah .....to see this thread of connection throughout the various traditions that embrace meditation as a path of unfolding discoveries by tracing Jhana, dhyana, Zazen, Shikantaza, Dzogchen, Mahamudra as means and a way of practicing is immeasurably beneficial because it is the same doorway into “Stillness”

[@venkatramans1631]

🇹🇳🚂🐢 Zelva...We have Lord Kartikeya's One of the PADAI VEEDU... AaviNanKudi....

[@smpanies]

Thanks for sharing the video

[@trewfert9863]

Is there a practable method that i can find online for watching the breath but not sensetion of breath as sadhguru said?

[@tobiasdontmatter1868]

trew fert, think of it in a way of oxygen in the heart. and distributing to the body and brain. Thats the process of breath.

[@dipasinha663]

Guruji🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@omgsaikobeats]

Wow i experienced a sort of Zen feeling, like i felt alone in my head, no thoughts, silence about you understand? But i was scared to go further because it felt like i couldn't go back anymore, that it will change me forever. It felt like i couldn't live normally...

[@hollyconger9037]

same

[@bedefinc5028]

Same

[@anamikayadav1644]

Karunavataram..... Sadhguru

[@brianwong3441]

I will like to learn the art of sleeping in vertical postal.

[@rhinoara7119]

Will be really helpful in math class

[@CUNDUNDO]

You have already been sleeping too much in your life and you still want to learn the art of sleeping ? what you need is to wake up and start doing something useful in your life.

[@tarinasparks3254]

Amen🙏🏻

[@tadhghayden8440]

how are we taking our inbuilt desire...to aspire??

[@paktiechang1930]

Yours soul a small part of god

[@sreejithraj1270]

Buddhism as such is a tiny drop in the vast ocean of Sanathana dharma.but in modern world it's become fashionable to boast about Buddhism as if it's the end all of spirituality.

[@dab0331]

Its a good starting point though. My very first experience was with zen. Beginner's lunch i guess. But i immediately realized it's limitations for non monks. Especially because my body was always kicking my ass and sore.

[@skyjuke2006]

If buddhist anapanasati is not correct, what is the right method to follow the breath?

[@kellyviolette1419]

English words TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION ~ would be nice if he wasn't drawing invisible lines; WE ARE ALL CONNECTED.

[@AR-vt9rx]

Sukhiya sab sansar hai khave aur sovei dukhiya das kabir hai jaage aur roveai

[@stillnessinmovement]

Chan in china is a mixture of buddhism and taoism. both are good traditions that have been shown to work.

[@RichHandsome]

6:30

[@reyh9894]

Zen ist the only living truth?

[@wadiyarabhijeet]

🙏🏼❤️😍😌🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@soulieobelissevan]

🍀

[@oriundo1213]

🙏🏼

[@Vporembschi]

🙏

[@kironpaira9468]

Meditation is not watching the breath. This technique has become obsolete. Now the only yoga one should learn is called Purusottama yoga. After due initiation and completing one's preparatory course, one should try to know the divine forms of Parmatma and Purusottama. Thereafter , meditate on Parmatma. One should also meditate on Purusottama. Purusottama Himself is teaching this Purusottama yoga. Meditating on God is the highest technique of meditation. If Lamagi has not seen the divine forms of Parmatma and Purusottama and cannot speak to Him, then he is yet to learn the true yoga.

[@conscious3714]

Interesting, needs some more elaboration.

[@diyapushpak4972]

In this video I feel that this is Osho not sadhguru!! Has anyone felt that ?

[@mahashivyoga]

Zen is the complete opposite of isha yoga. Sadguru is just passing on information he heard and traditions passed down from guru to guru. Zen is Mayabuddaism

[@letgo1064]

Pain of ignorance is real @9:00

[@emz6410]

Right... Now i am longing for that big time scary shocking experience to happen again, i know now that i should handle it better and let it continue and its kind of hard cause i don't know how, but that "glimpse" never leave my thoughts, so i am seeking cause I'll never be contented with this state of ignorance. I am from Philippines and I wonder if anyone here has ever awakened, though i am back in 3D'ish , i wish i could see one cause no matter how i want to go sit with Sadhguru in India, i am still so limited and bonded to do so, for this, i am feeling alone... I wish someone could hear and help me out....

[@letgo1064]

Sit with your feelings without resistance or judgement… Observe how the feelings change and remember to be your own best friend.

[@Carniceir01]

I'm pretty sure he didn't answer the last question🤣🤣🤣

[@ramkumarsingh6034]

do not compare yoga with Buddhist mediation way if the buddha way mediation is droplet then the yoga is an ocean of mediation

[@sansha2687]

It only means You didnt understand the question.

[@arjundwarkanath]

How long will sadhguru keep the secret for himself? I wonder why even people aren't asking him what is the way of watching breath. If watching the sensation is not the way, how to actually watch breath? He comes till there & goes on without giving full answer & nobody asks. This is the 2nd or 3rd time I'm seeing this happen. Very disappointing.

[@chlerbiegaurana7907]

arjundwarkanath how coukd you see the seer if the seer is yourself

[@arjundwarkanath]

@@chlerbiegaurana7907I understand where this is going but I just asked a simple question. Question to another question is not the answer. I'm just interested in knowing how to watch the breath itself. Let's not deviate the topic.

[@dab0331]

@@arjundwarkanath because there's no point in talking about it. The process has to be experienced and transmitted in person.

[@arjundwarkanath]

@@dab0331 Buddha himself gave techniques for enlightenment and never has he mentioned it should happen in my presence or any master's presence. If anything should be done in person techniques are useless. Only we can walk the path. We can't assume it's of no use talking about it, breath meditation is something most people around the world practice & it'll leave them confused if clear clarification is not given.

[@dab0331]

@@arjundwarkanath that's why sadhguru says it's BASIC practices. But basic practices have a limitation. Sadhguru gives basic practices too, like the upa-yoga or isha kriya. He'd rather you get a taste of something rather than nothing. But more powerful processes have to be done under supervision because like any tool it can cause harm to the user if misused. Which is why in zen it's reinforced with the monastery [lifestyle]. Because it's more than just watching the breath. My first experience was with zen breathing. It was sort beginner's luck. But even then i realized the has a limitation to it. Buddha's way was more about Gyan though; about the path of knowledge and deconstructing of philosophical arguments; the practices supplemented that There's a reason he had people follow him; as opposed to Krishna, who just lived his life. A karma yogi; a yogi of action. Not to mention buddha was a devout follow of shavism and yogic practices before he went on his own. The reason he did his own thing was because he understood that being raised as a hindu to blindly believe in these things hindered his growth. He didn't come to bring a new way (it's not new if you understand shiva) is because he saw that hindus had bhata but no gyan. They blindly believed in reincarnation rather than question it, and question as to why are they even worried about death. Same with jesus. He didn't come to create something new, he wanted to fulfill the law. But he saw that Jews had blind obedience to the law and no mercy or empathy

[@gabrielllerenas688]

If people only knew what real love is. First figure out what love is and use that as your foundation to look at everything. This fool seems to not care about how he makes people feel dumb around others his sarcasm is to a point of egotism.