The host was completely clueless and didn't know how wonderful it was to be with such a man.

@sateeshmaharaj9730

9 ай бұрын

That was a good thing.

@EvelinaNinudottir

9 ай бұрын

I believe he was unaware, but Norwegian humor is also quite down to Earth and casual, so it could be he was trying to be polite by treating Sadhguru like any other visitor and making the same jokes that he would have made for anyone :)

@kartikaggarwal2625

9 ай бұрын

Habibi come to india

@infinite5795

9 ай бұрын

​@@EvelinaNinudottiryour pfp has a Hindu symbol, i am Hindu dear. Dont lie😂.

@vineethjoshy4819

9 ай бұрын

Gas bag.

This man changed my entire mental construct. I am of Muslim Faith, and I partly agree so strongly with what he said regarding religion. The problem is, people run to religion to soothe their pain, but don’t pursue wisdom to understand it’s from themselves to begin with.

@jumbo6689

4 ай бұрын

If a religion doesnt have Spirituality means its a cult ,not religion!!! Religion must have freedom n discussion, not restrictions!!! If you cant question on doubts means you are just following the cult, not religion!!!

@muchadoabouthyacinth

4 ай бұрын

Which people? Lol what Islam you following? 😂

@Visakh_S_Nair

4 ай бұрын

​@@muchadoabouthyacinth Well it's his choice, Muslims are generally good people.

@fenimorefillmore5322

4 ай бұрын

​@@Visakh_S_NairMuslims are generally good Hindus are generally bad 😂Joke of the century sorry joke from last 1400 years 😂

@udomshukul3383

4 ай бұрын

​@@Visakh_S_Nairwhere is good Muslims please tell me ? I hardly find one.

I cried into tears.... ❤❤❤❤ He made it so simple for me.. I am an ex anxiety patient but whenever I watch sadhguru .... I feel like I have been talked to by God himself ❤❤❤❤ .... Love you sadhguru....

@anamikaseth2102

7 ай бұрын

Learn the technique from him to be like him ....that's how you benefit from his teachings🙂

@user-dw7ti1bv2s

7 ай бұрын

Believe me you are stronger than you think

@user-yf9hp2cg5e

7 ай бұрын

@@anamikaseth2102 I try my best but I am short tempered that gets in the way 😂

@user-yf9hp2cg5e

7 ай бұрын

@@user-dw7ti1bv2s thank you bro 🤜

@user-dw7ti1bv2s

7 ай бұрын

I too went through the same

No wonder hinduism in its purest form has managed to influence the world. This way of life, the hindu way of life, is a blessing to the world.

@chinmayau

8 ай бұрын

No 'ism' with 'hindu' please. Have you ever heard about Europeanism? Britishism? Chinesism? Hindu identification of a land mass which is north of the rama setu to Himalaya.

@YS27122

8 ай бұрын

@@chinmayau ‘hindu way of life’ i meant. Hinduism, its way of life, sanatana way of living and hindutva can be used interchangeably. The basic essence is the same.

@FoodySunny14

7 ай бұрын

Its Sanatan dharma, which means eternal, which is never ending. It's always there

@understanding.everything

6 ай бұрын

​@@chinmayau don't tell them he is talking about good.things

@a.l.5653

6 ай бұрын

It is absolutely

Most friends I talk to hate sadghuru and think he is a scammer for taking people money but I have watched ALOT of him and have never once seen him do a single wrong thing. Just because you are rich doesn't make you evil, Sadhguru has helped MANY people.

@nehakhanapurkar2231

10 ай бұрын

Sadguru is helping people understand goal of life. Doing this, he is serving humanity and making money. It is win-win situation.🤣🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

@gagi6294

9 ай бұрын

Bitter small-minded people will always have something bad to say about those who do more then them. They don't even bother to sit and think this trough, to investigate and learn more about the topic they so easily discard, they just talk shit. I tried to convince my friends for years to change, not to become spiritual, but to be better people, to think more openly and freely, to feel more and care more, but it was so pointless, I just lost a lot of time and energy. Maybe your friends are different, but pay close attention, if you see that they don't change, or that they change very slowly, I would consider leaving them. New amazing people will show up in your life, but that can happen only when you leave old friends. Hope this helps bro, much love!

@marymcclunglaw5342

9 ай бұрын

I agree with you, and look where all the funding goes… to all the programs for rural India, feeding seekers at the ashrams, ashram programs, save soil, Cauvery calling, all the organic nurseries, teaching people etc etc. when does he get a free moment to just sit back and enjoy life? Every moment is for us towards our ultimate wellbeing. Pranams Sadhguru, thank you!!! I thought there was no one here to help us with mercy, then I realized you are already here!!!

@sureyyaekinci4630

9 ай бұрын

@@marymcclunglaw5342what is pranam

@kamakshiyadav5980

9 ай бұрын

He makes money not for himself😂 He has organisations for children and people who want to change their life

India is a land of learnings where Students question and Guru answers.. Since BHGAVADGEETA..

@lewinkri6861

8 ай бұрын

No.... Before.... Bhagawat geeta .....

@Punarjagran

8 ай бұрын

Adiyogi Shiva's time, maa Parvati asking him questions..

@bjyms1006

8 ай бұрын

Way before Bhagawadgeeta. We literally have a scripture in vedas/Upanishad called Prasna Upanishad. Which contains lot of questions and answers. And Mata parvati asks lot of questions to Lord Shiva. And Shiva answers all her questions in detail.

@realabhinavarya

8 ай бұрын

Since forever

@LionHindu001

8 ай бұрын

🙏

"Belief is the consequence of social influence it has no existential significance" - beautiful😇....thank you sadhguru

@razorr1920

8 ай бұрын

I am so enlightening by his knowledge that I find myself dumbfounded when I see the bust of Shiva in his ashram and scratch my head, what kind of belief is that???? Is this belief the cause of social influence and does it have not existential significance...😂😂

@tantagasbohungkitas

8 ай бұрын

@@razorr1920 that statue does not need a belief. it just represent something that is within all. if u still need to believe shiva then you are doing it the wrong way. most intelligent being knew this. social influence is needed to build what the collective thought would like to express. otherwise you are free to think what you want but it doesnt guarantee one's liberation.

@razorr1920

8 ай бұрын

@@tantagasbohungkitasGreat response. But I still don't understand, how exactly does shiva represent that which within us all.

@Bricsbaba

7 ай бұрын

Read about kundalini

@razorr1920

7 ай бұрын

@@Bricsbaba thanks bro

Amazing how the mind rushes to protect itself. He doesn’t even need to defend against their aggression because he holds the truth in his hands. Masterful

@Kontham1983

6 ай бұрын

❤

@Jeed92

6 ай бұрын

there was no aggression, just trying to understand. They all listened to him carefully

@loveyourketo1433

6 ай бұрын

There was ignorance at least at the beginning

@s_t_nic

6 ай бұрын

​@@Jeed92ikrrrr 😂😂 idk why people are thinking they are aggressive? From what i observed they wanted to know genuinely answers to their questions. I can sense all three's keenness.

@erikhall7735

4 ай бұрын

His fake compassion fits very well into religions doctrine so thats not surprising, so theres still a long way to walk fro religion to Sadguru and then to thruth. Sadguru is dangerous and he spreads fear just like religions. He's like his own little religions and i understand that people find comfort i that, but this guy is like a McDonalds Guru. He has some lessons to give and for some they may have been usefull, but he isnt or at least to my long research, he isnt who he says he is. He does not respect sentient life, he does not respect your life nor mine. Hes a sly little snake but if you want, take his lessons and to good things out of them. Just dont listen to the fearmongering shit he is putting put there. Theres alot of it. Its like one would prefer Walter McCorrisken over Shakespeare. I guess some do.

He has a piercing intellect that cut through all nonsense and superficialities when he talks yet at the same time he has such an undeniably charming manner of saying things. Such a wonderful thing to see a human being in full bloom🙏❤️

@thomasspeight3797

10 ай бұрын

I don't think he says anything that hasn't been said or written millions upon millions of times the world over 🤔 ,,. One things for sure he makes lots of money..

@arien_000

10 ай бұрын

@@thomasspeight3797 when a tree reaches the peak of it's growth there will be people who will enjoy its shade and its fruits with gratitude and reverence, there are also those who will throw stones at it for bearing fruits cuz they don't have anything esle better to do, and there will be those who will pass it by oblivious of it's glory cuz their stupid affairs ate them up already. And in case you don't know, truth will always be echoed both in words and in actions by true sages through the ages. Furthermore, your allegations are just that - allegations. But I'm sure people like you will always come up with countless made-up evidences just to appear correct and to try to fool not only others but yourselves. But hey, you can believe whatever you want so let's not waste each other's time and agree to disagree. End of conversation.

@thomasspeight3797

10 ай бұрын

Why did you remove your reply ?

@daxapatel4967

10 ай бұрын

He doesn’t make money for himself. He spreads knowledge and leaves people better of than they were before meeting him and helps those in need with the wealth he generates. All you are capable of is writing an ignorant comment to tarnish a good human beings image. You fool. Go out and do something better with your life. If you can’t help others at least don’t hurt them.

@thomasspeight3797

10 ай бұрын

@@oracle201212 what are they selling ?...

Sadhguru has a razor sharp intellect- the host completely underestimated him 😮

@stasistraveler2046

Ай бұрын

Its not a competition

@boastherkildsen1120

Ай бұрын

Perhaps, but he did his best to ask critical questions as he should. They both have their respective jobs.

@chintakgurjar8426

29 күн бұрын

Comparison is human tendency. Without such host we may not get such beautiful conversation.

@SLhunter1

6 күн бұрын

​@@stasistraveler2046they're clueless , far away from reality

I’m following Sadhguru now for about 4-5 years and it always amazes me with how much grace and integrity he treats all interviewers and the audience whenever he goes. There are sadly still only a handful number of hosts who do the homework of researching his work before the actual interview. The set of “standard” superficial questions and the shallowness of the overall content is unbearable to watch really 😂 .But there’s learning even in this. Keep going Sadhguru and keep lighting the pathway 🙌

@bloodmerchant4960

4 ай бұрын

Hi

@stasistraveler2046

Ай бұрын

I never followed him i saw him only a few seconds in this vid and i thought the bearded guys look like little kids hiding while the host could find his razor to look bearded and wiser

@JonyMajumder007

Ай бұрын

Madam, you just told the very important qurstions. We need to extract the wisdom from him.

"What happens within me, something else cannot determine that." ❤🙏

This particular interview got to me. Sadhguru really really touched me with each and every single word that came out of his mouth that it brought me to tears. Especially when he mentioned "if we look at our bed as a deathbed and we are going to die in the next minute or so. Wouldn't you ask yourself of you've lived your life as you wanted to or not?" ❤

@mnetzer6777

9 ай бұрын

Beautiful

@sateeshmaharaj9730

9 ай бұрын

Meditate on pleasantness

@sudhirreddy9891

7 ай бұрын

❤ ❤

@raheemkhan2007

6 ай бұрын

This guy is wise and all, but he is fake. He copies other people. And the surprising part, he prolly even murdered his past wife

@mnetzer6777

6 ай бұрын

@@raheemkhan2007 Copies other people like who? Just curious in all of your extensive wisdom who the f you're talking about? D***A**

I love how his whole body laughs with him ❤️ what a beautiful teaching.

Sadhguru is the best! Can’t wait to go to Coimbatore India to Isha and meet him. I do sadhana daily and Isha Kriya. It has changed my life completely. I don’t look at anything the same as I did prior. Read his book called Inner Engineering to start and then read them all and do his Inner Engineering course online. Insane changes!

@liususan4018

7 ай бұрын

Are you in Florida? They have local centers there, also you can visit his ashram in Tennessee, before you go to India. He is often in us as well

@floridapielady

7 ай бұрын

@@liususan4018 Yes, I’m in Florida and do plan on a trip to Tennessee to see him when he’s there. I want to do a pilgrimage with him to Mt Kailash really badly. I plan on staying in India at least a month to practice at Isha there in Coimbatore. And yes, I’m aware of some local Isha centers as well. I just want the full experience. Glad you love him as much as I do. Namaskaram. 🙏

@svsv123

Ай бұрын

Do visit India (Bharat) and visit Coimbatore. Heartly welcome from Indian (Bhartiye) 🙏🏻

Losing a loved one is sad, but the love itself is a beautiful miracle.

@Jeed92

6 ай бұрын

if you fully understood that you and everyone will die one day (theres a diffrence between understanding interllectually and an experiencially understanding) and that you can regulate all your emotions (which both is definetly possible, since I am there almost and I know people who are there), then losing someone is not sad anymore. It just is. You might miss the person sometimes, but you wont become sad, but stay emotionally neutral or joyful when thinking about them. If you think thats cold or something, just ask yourself if the person who died would like you to be sad.

"If you're bored when you're alone, obviously you're in bad company" ❤ So refreshing to hear this take on being alone 🙏 Most psychologists reason that people need to be with people even if they are introvert and find being around others an emotionally, physically and psychologically exhausting task!

@Ram-iu5el

10 ай бұрын

Nice observation about the so called psychiatrists

@rka-truthalwayswins5127

9 ай бұрын

Psychologists, psychiatrists etc. may have read books & got the experience of action-reaction/emotions of some people but that doesn't give any knowledge of LIFE!!

@commentator2407

8 ай бұрын

​@@Victor.Hugo1 So true

@pemonline3395

8 ай бұрын

Also, if you are bored while other people are around, at least you know it isn't your fault.

@thingsthatmakemego-ooh

8 ай бұрын

@@dachstheone I don't particularly rate the speaker, he speaks in cliché; however, with all the academics and motivational speakers and the like telling people to be more social, it really is a nice change to hear what I believe is very important. And that is to be content with your own company. If you can't be in your own company then you shouldn't expect others to want to either! I don't disagree with your comment. Thank you :)

My dad passed away last month and was a big fan of sadhduru. This video has blown me away

@StimParavane

2 ай бұрын

I am so sorry to hear that your father passed away recently. I really struggled for two years afterwards. I am glad that he was a fan of Sadhguru though. Clearly, he had wisdom.

@kula2274

Ай бұрын

Pabhu aapko shaki de🙏

Irrespective of the environment or the interviewer - When Sadhguru begins to speak, his comfort in himself, makes everyone around adapt & readjust naturally. He just humbles the surrounding, releasing all kinds of pressure, with his humour & depth. ❤🙏🏻 You are the Best Sadhguru 😊

A gem of a person he is, we are soo blessed to have him in our nation.

@rahasyaromancho2201

6 ай бұрын

A great manipulator.....from core he is an atheist..

1:20 Bro didn't expect a uno reverse 😭

If you get bored when alone, then obviously you are in a bad company. He said it in a humorous way but this is the most strongest & impactfull line I've ever heard after Bhagwat Gita & Upnishads

He’s a wonderful teacher we are blessed to have his wisdom ❤

So glad that a man like Sadhguru exists in our times.

Sadguru is Live and true example of limitless power of our hinduism

@atomicsmith

10 ай бұрын

He specifically said he is not a teacher of religion.

@fbrs4455

10 ай бұрын

Our Hinduism? It’s a way of life.

@shailajalokre5013

9 ай бұрын

I wonder if he calls himself Hindu

@Abhi_Rathore_

8 ай бұрын

​@@atomicsmithhe is the teacher of spirituality, wisdom, inner engineering. And he is also the worshiper of lord shiva. In sanatan seeking knowledge, spirituality is core concept.

@Abhi_Rathore_

8 ай бұрын

​@@atomicsmithSanatan is 0 in the same time it's infinite. It's your choice how do you want the understand. That's why some do idol worship, some recites vedas, some just do meditation, some are nature worshiper. Its your choice what path you chose and all the paths take you towards god. For some people knowledge is everything, for some god, for some their is no god and everyone are accepted. Just jo good deeds and if you can't do good avoid bad deeds and you're good to go.

Nice to see that Sadhguru has been on norwegian television. I didn't know!! I don't watch tv, but have followed Sadhguru over ten years so I know him well. One of my greatest mentors among few.

When Sadhguru says all emotions lie within you, he doesn't mean you should control it but he's just pointing out that you're capable of controlling it. Experiencing sadness/happiness and all other emotions are what makes you human but if you take it too far you might not be ..it might not be good for you. So that understanding that you're in control is important

@violahamilton782

4 ай бұрын

Also, gently questioning ourselves about the emotional state we're experiencing is a path to inner freedom.

His words are so deep I wonder how many people ACTUALLY understood what he's saying.

@Eristhenes

4 ай бұрын

I do not believe the understood (with the exception of the red head guy) but the guests were enthralled!

@liv-mn9mz

Ай бұрын

sorry to bother.. i believe in Sadhguru, and I wasn't able to understand what he said in the last sentence... Can you please explain it to me!

@nicholaslyngdoh8907

4 күн бұрын

@@liv-mn9mz ah bro..I wish I could help you but you just gotta listen to him nicely..I can't translate it into words

@liv-mn9mz

4 күн бұрын

@@nicholaslyngdoh8907 okay alright

@geogoto2298

9 сағат бұрын

Nobody understand that😅

I am really so grateful to know this Man 7years ago first book that I read is The Silent Revolution, then Karma and Inner Engineering.. there’s other more but these 3book is a must have to read it’s a LIFE CHANGING and I cannot Thank him enough how till this time with his words of wisdom and the immense works that his doing for ALL OF US HUMAN are Priceless. In my language GURU means teacher and he really is the TEACHER OF ALL TIMES (for now).Hopefully If only more and more people just try to be more conscious of themselves on how they think, feel and act this World we’re living in would be in a True Better Place. 🙏🏻 NAMASCARAM SADHGURUJI ♥️

@nikhilan7081

8 ай бұрын

Telugu? 🤔

@adarshk3300

8 ай бұрын

Hey it's Namaskaram not Namascaram

@slaprakshas

7 ай бұрын

Wow you are beautiful and you are smart!

@svsv123

Ай бұрын

A teacher is one who teaches factual stuff and how to live in a society. A Professor is one who expertises you into a particular subject. But a Guru / Sadhguru is the one who shakes up your soul.

He just speaks the truth. That’s it. That’s all.

@anandk199

10 ай бұрын

Lol.. so you watched Fubar.. nice!! 😁

@unbeastable957

7 ай бұрын

facts is the wight word

@cannotthinkofanybetterhandle

7 ай бұрын

You mean his enlightenment stories are true? 😂

@The1990sajith

6 ай бұрын

I do that and people are running behind me to kill me !

@n.imanthadesilva9700

4 ай бұрын

​@@cannotthinkofanybetterhandleno😐

India is blessed to have so much wisdom and knowledge in the form of hindu gurus like sadhguru.

It was enriching far better than watching any other movies or series.. Sadhguru 🙏

With great respect, the presenter showed up fully disconnected from his true self. He showed up as a product of a lifetimes' worth of social conditioning. In other words, an unawakened soul. Sadhguru lives every minute as a blessing and a gift. Most of humanity lives in thought or a triggered state, instead of living in the present moment. Sadhguru has a way with words that are unique and rare, but you need to get out of the way of yourself to fully intergrate his wisdom.❤❤

@Lamaron

10 ай бұрын

He dared to invite him?

Surprisingly these guys are soaking his wisdom .... 👍👍

@cookingvooking56

10 ай бұрын

Specially green dress seems to hearing voice she wanted to and words she needed to

@divinefingers6030

8 ай бұрын

Reality is they started valuing these more than we do now.

@hantergidi

7 ай бұрын

@@divinefingers6030finally , a REALITY show

@VishNaik-cu8es

6 ай бұрын

@@divinefingers6030 2:18

If you can be calm like him then you don’t need anything else in life.

Sadhguru is an amazing, wise and powerful man (in all aspects). My focus watching the video ended up being on the guest with the beard, and how I could sense in this man's face, the honour and respect he had towards Sadhguru without saying a word. It was delightful.

He tried to clown SadhGuru in the beginning. He got humbled. I was like they don't understand who there talking to.

@EvelinaNinudottir

9 ай бұрын

I'm Norwegian. We have a very silly, casual type of humor up here. I believe he was trying to ease Sadhguru into conversation by making jokes that typically work quite well as ice-breakers in Norway. That being said, I find it unprofessional of him to not consider differences in culture. What is funny and likeable in one culture could be rude in another, and I think it's the interviewer's job to be aware of that and adjust accordingly.

@Saurabh_Utter-Pradesh

7 ай бұрын

​@@EvelinaNinudottirrightly said 🙏

@LakshmananLM

6 ай бұрын

I'm watching the same interview and I don't see it. It's a healthy discourse. Asking questions and answering them without malice or anger is good. I had fun. As usual Skavlan is a superb interviewer

@tomtom8786

6 ай бұрын

@@EvelinaNinudottirhe didn't do anything unprofessional and all the questions were proper. It was a great interview

@digthis9111

3 ай бұрын

​@@EvelinaNinudottiri agree

this Great GURU is speaking Truth and has a Message to the world !!!

@jenny-DD

9 ай бұрын

Send me money buy my books

@jaswinderjassal6124

5 ай бұрын

very true

@arturomartinez-or2oc

5 ай бұрын

There is only one absolute thruth. I am the way the truth and the life and that is Jesus Christ! There is no other!

@Roywalker300

4 ай бұрын

@@arturomartinez-or2oc spirituality

@amenkrahoamennoswemenukhol9840

3 ай бұрын

He speaks wisdom.. but not spirit oriented. . Our lives are simulated but the spirits

NAMASKARAM SADHGURU ❤

I have to say, as a norwegian I'm really proud of Skavlan and the panel for this one. I've watched countless Sadghuru interviews where the hosts questions and comments don't get to the point nearly as fast. Even adding some humour. Also proud of Norway that we have two women on the panel who were allowed to interrupt and speak from the heart, because they spoke for all those who shared the doubts, and set him up beautifully for his explanation. And Tormund just look at him in awe the whole time (hahaha) and coming in with the perfectly timed reply. Even the crowd behavior was wonderful. And it was all done in 10 minues. Exceptional!

His discussions are always energizing! 👍

Magnificent!! I agree 100% ❤

@user-ep3ck5re4o

7 ай бұрын

Scamster extraordinaire

I have so much respect for this wise old man.

..." if you're BORED when you're ALONE ,..... definitely you're IN BAD COMPANY ".!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

TBH, his teachings are helping me right now in my life. I'm in "uncomfortable state" in my life, but I'm trying to be blissful and planning to overcome my problems. Yet I'm peacefully living my life because my mind is on my goal. Thank you Sadhguru ❤

@FreshFowkz

10 ай бұрын

brother if you body is healthy then you should do inner engineering and learn shambavi mahamudra with the inner engineering completion, its a fucking miracle if you practise it with your heart and with conviction, i stopped weed and alcohol and now cigarrettes, not with discipline but i just stopped desiring them. also i sleep like 5-6 hours and am ready to go. it's a gift from god and you can learn it online.

@beelikepro

10 ай бұрын

@@FreshFowkz Thanks brother for Info. I will check it out ✅

@sooraj949

10 ай бұрын

Well said 👏 👌 👍 🙌 Same here

@Vugen18

6 ай бұрын

dont take life to seriously. and listen to alan watts. gl!

@seanogorman3617

6 ай бұрын

After his books if your eager try out some books by Adyashanti.

After following sadguru again I got some light and a sense of security, lost my fear towards life, got peaceful even though i am not rich.

I am just amazed how can someone be so clear that any sort of question being asked to him, he has an answer. Not just an answer, but the clarity that leave people speechless.

THANK YOU SADHGURU. Paying attention speaks volumes. I live alone and do not get bored. Nor do I crave company as I now devote my time to seeking truth, (a full time job!) which engages me so much that I barely have time to feed and clothe myself. We live in interesting times indeed.

Emotions are our choice... what others show to us is how we really think. Understanding this or misunderstanding this is the key.

@Patricia-lb6cq

10 ай бұрын

Dîtes cela à un enfant...

Perhaps the most wise and content human on the planet. I feel his presence just by watching this. It is literally impossible not to be fascinated and feel peace when Sadhguru speaks. I love that man.

@user-em7yh4yv4r

7 ай бұрын

Because you have not read books of Hinduism or our scriptures

@user-em7yh4yv4r

7 ай бұрын

You got to hear wise people talk wisdom,

@slaprakshas

7 ай бұрын

India has millions of sadhus like him. Not that He's not special...

what an amazing man, he makes me smile , such a kind soul , peace

@mr.america9806

Ай бұрын

You may get millions of such Man in India. Come to Bharat 🙏🙏🙏 Haridwar.

Wonderful to listen and absorb words of wisdom. It looks like this is a "cut" version of the longer video. It abruptly came to end- "it's been pleasure Sadguru, you came and answer our questions"!

I appreciate Sadhguru 🙏❤🇺🇲

Sadhguru is really great

Amazing conversation. Thank you Sadhguru and the panelists for the insightful questions.

There were a lot of ups and downs in my life, then Sadhguru's knowledge gave me a lot of energy.

What does enlightenment look like?he got there aged25..look at the people's expressions who are around him.. beautiful..this is what great energy looks like..perfect .🙏🌈 blessings friends 💥🤩

What wisdom ❤ all emotions are created within us but i never paid attention that i was responsible for my emotions n experience

@thomasspeight3797

10 ай бұрын

That's questionable that you are responsible for your emotions and experiences..

@arien_000

10 ай бұрын

@@thomasspeight3797 it's not questionable for him/her or others who are wise and responsible enough but it is questionable for you who most likely prefers to put that responsibility on everyone or everything else but yourself.

@thomasspeight3797

10 ай бұрын

@@arien_000 in actual fact it's not questionable that you are responsible for your emotions and experiences,, in actuality it's not true at all that you are responsible for your emotions or experiences,, p.s. I don't as you suggest put responsibility on everyone and everything for how I feel or what I experience and least of all on myself,, after all its just a passing show there's nothing worth telling..

@arien_000

10 ай бұрын

@@thomasspeight3797 really? in actuality? I can't seem to remember letting you speak in of my behalf too. So each time I'm triggered and exacerbate my negative thoughts and emotions it's not my doing. That's awesome. Cheers to that.

@Peace-vs9yi

10 ай бұрын

@@thomasspeight3797 after wt he said I started experimenting... when i pay attention i see that I was responsible for my different emotions that I'm going through within me... I might be stimulated but what is happening inside me i see that is my doing n most of the times I live compulsively so emotions just happen depending upon what i want n don't want but if I remain conscious then I see that neither i become happy or sad...

I love this video and wish there were more like it. It is also a stark contrast and reminder how much people CAN pay intense attention to someone when they are under the impression that there is so much wisdom in the person sitting across from them. I can’t help but think how much more positive and authentic our actions would be if we looked at and paid attention to everyone in that same way.

God I adore this man.

Excellent command over his thoughts.... Sadguru, you are EXCELLENT.

11 minutes of my life just passed and I never realized it. Amazing.

Our western friends are very intrigued. Sadhguru provoked many thoughts in them. If only they knew whose company they were sitting in. What a great fortune for them. May they find their respective paths. 🙏🏼

@jbasfilhful

6 ай бұрын

Have you ever heard of Spiritism? It is western.

Love his presence of mind omg!!!

It’s hard to explain things to us people in todays world, generally who see life superficially and lack depth. It might seem rudimentary for Sadhguru yet with so much grace he unravels it.

The anchor was very graceful and elegant with all the questions and so has always been the wise Sadhguru.❤

Amazing how he didn’t answer to any of their questions and still managed to make out them in awe 😅

Thank you for posting this, and putting the soft music behind it

What a great explanation on Mental Pain ❤

Sadhguru in Norway 🌌💜🌟this made me so happy my tears fall 🤗

Very true, the woman who lost her son her eyes spoke more than her words her pain, her love her resolve was clearly visible, and Sadguru in less that a span of 10min was able to convey something that changed how she felt about her loss infact I feel he was able to tell her to cherish the experience and memories of her son rather that moan for her loss and also let her understand that even though the life she created was not hers to take or to let go

Amazing just listening to Sadguru is helping me in my journey in my everyday life thank you Sadguru for teaching me i am 73yr🙏🙏

Host slowly moved from believer to seeker 😂 that’s the power of Sadhguru 🙏🏽

He is very articulate, and all aspects of life have been well explored by him!

This is wonderful..he is always amazing....The fact is that people who sat there just felt that religion teaches everything and they were trying to ask something which Sadhguru can't answer and tried to show him wrong...That's y nobody's face is turning into an understanding mode...sad...But as always only wisdom wins .only sadhguru wins..🙏❤.❤❤

Thank You for sharing this. Useful.

Sadhguru always makes sense to me in a big way

Sometimes the best interviews are from people who haven’t followed Sadhguru, more pressing questions

The last few minutes of the video are just the thing I have been telling each and every frantic being around me. अपेक्षा, लालच और अहंकार ही हर दुःखों का कारण है 🙏🏻☝🏻

he is so much further along in life than the others

Guru is someone who brings you from darkness to light. As such your first Guru is your mother, who brought you into the light of this world from darkness (non existence).

He nailed it. It’s philosophy

@yellostallion

10 ай бұрын

Not philosophy, ideal, or religion. Its factual no matter what your belief or philosophy is. It's plain existential.

@Dharmicaction

10 ай бұрын

@@yellostallion nah. His teachings are based on Hindu/Vedic metaphysics around which Hindu temple, yoga and tantra traditions were built. Hindu/Vedic metaphysics can be validated by logic, double slit quantum experiment and embodied experience (focus and meditation). Sadhguru does not want to lose his global audience from different religious backgrounds. So, he usually tries to de-link yoga from Hindu tradition. This is a bad idea because it could lead to "paganization" of Hindu tradition without understanding the metaphysics part of it. It also means, both knowledge and experience are important in Hindu tradition. Yes, knowledge without experience is like a barren land but experience without knowledge is like a blind man. eg Buddhists - despite giving importance to experience wrongly conclude Nirvana. There are different yoga pathways in Hindu tradition (Not just meditation pathway) practiced in different contexts but the outcome is the same. Not everyone has to go for the meditation pathway if one understand the Vedic metaphysics behind all yoga pathways.

@jbasfilhful

6 ай бұрын

Nope. It Is RELIGION. IT IS CONNECTION TO GOD.

@jbasfilhful

6 ай бұрын

​@@DharmicactionUpanishads are the Best!! Regards from Brazil.

@zachariahwolfe

Ай бұрын

@@Dharmicaction He doesn't know any of that stuff. Kind of illustrates how nonessential it is.

I have lost many dear friends and relatives. Each one was a precious soul. They live on in my heart, together with every innocent child that dies in adult wars. Ave Maria, gracia plena. 🙏

Sadhguru shows us the keys which we All hold in our hands, to open the door to reveal our True Nature. We are beyond this physical realm. We are each a true spiritual master. Thank you for sharing this with me and all who listen. I am very grateful.

😂 I could understand nothing. He laughs, she laughs, and suddenly what came out of his mouth becomes divine. That’s it.

@narsingojudharanmohan8a240

28 күн бұрын

U r error 404 😂

Sadguru is genius,he try to explain, which is not explainable, but for those in practices would understand the what he said, means every one is convinced, but a few realises the statement.

A lot of time you’ll come across people that you won’t remember. Very few presence will leave you in awe and reverence! Hare krsna 🙏

I only know my mother went back from where she came and I always prey for her HAPPINESS 🙏🌹

Im so happy for the Graaf sisters, too get this opportunity so they can become more spiritual and understand that beauty is within, bless you sistas!

For the lady in green to ask about his deceased son was a brave thing to do. I have been grieving over my friend for 3 years now. I hope she finds solace. My thoughts are with her and anyone who lost a dear one 🙏🏻🙏🏻 The answer is not to grieve always but remember the best times you spent with your lost loved ones. That’s how you cherish and deal with this loss. It’s not easy …

@vladimirdosen6677

6 ай бұрын

His point was that grief comes from attachment. You can't choose who you are, and what you feel if you're attached to things. It's your choice a 100%. You'll get through it...just trust yourself!

@AR-wn8gw

6 ай бұрын

could you elaborate please? @@vladimirdosen6677

@kallivino8346

4 ай бұрын

better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Experiencing grief is a sign of love that never dies.

These people are sooo lucky 🙂 to hear this live and we are so lucky to have this youtube to hear this whenever needed

Sadhguru ❤

Proud to be born in india where there are many sadguru❤ Our 20000 year of philosphy is that what he explain in videos

🙏🙏Respects to you SadhGuru🙏🙏

The conversation doesnt mean a thing, but just all the people became so silent wid sadgurus energy is fab

I am so glad there is SadhGuru. He is bringing awareness to Hindus.

Had to pause few times to understand the deep meaning 😊

I love this man's soul. Transcend all îs material. Plus have a good sense of humor.❤

The interviewer was sweet. He wasn’t clueless he had genuine questions. Sadhguru always answers the same way he’s always up to his little tricks he knows what people are asking him and want to know but he avoids there questions and he knows it. I love Sadhguru and Isha very much don’t misunderstand. But he’s a mischievous one.

Sadhguru