What is the importance of Guru Purnima compared to the rest of the purnimas and other times of the year? Sadhguru outlines both the celestial alliances and the mystical significance of this time of receptivity and liberation, and he looks at how to make use of this time by becoming available to Grace.
Sadhguru describes what the word 'yoga' means and does not mean.
Sadhguru describes what the word 'yoga' means and does not mean.
Sadhguru on the nature of the ego – if one tries to stick out like a sore thumb, he is bound to get hurt!
When trying to be special, Sadhguru points out, we end up getting hurt. Instead of excluding ourselves from existence, he explains, just melt and merge with everything around you.
Sadhguru gives seven important life lessons you should never forget to make your experience of life more profound and beautiful.
Life Lesson #1: Kill the lies
Sadhguru looks at the difference between a materialistic and a spiritual person, and why spirituality is an irrevocable love affair with life
June 24 is the commemoration of the Dhyanalinga consecration, which is celebrated each year at the Isha Yoga Center.
What to do when the pursuit of success brings only stress, exhaustion and crisis? In this interview from The Week, Sadhguru redefines a meaningful life beyond material gain.
Q: How would you define a meaningful life? How can one make his life more fulfilling?
Though the benefits of yoga are well-known, the fundamental purpose of yoga is often overlooked by many modern practitioners. Sadhguru reminds us that far beyond merely bending the body, the science of yoga provides the ultimate tool for enhancing human capabilities and functioning at the highest peak of body and mind.
Sadhguru explains his lack of understanding for the term "stress management" and people's desire to manage something that they don't want - stress.
Sadhguru corrects a common misconception that spirituality is about finding yourself. In fact, it’s the other way around.
Sadhguru corrects a common misconception that spirituality is about finding yourself. In fact, it’s the other way around.
