There was a time, about 500 years ago, when everyone wanted to come to India. Vasco da Gama, Columbus... thousands of ships set off, taking enormous risks. They wanted to come to India somehow because

When I first came to the United States, wherever I went, I heard people talking about stress management. We manage our families, our money, our property, our businesses – we manage whatever is valua

Question: Sadhguru, your analogy of a manicured garden versus a jungle, it is very similar to this thought of basically, structure versus chaos. Is it important for leaders to manage in a state of cha

A lament one often hears is that today’s generation is not religious, that it does not share the same beliefs of an earlier generation. I personally wish there were more youths who did not believe!

Many so-called spiritual teachings are given that essentially say, attachment is bad, so do not get attached to anything. These kinds of teachings and misunderstandings have come because of the pain p

When we talk about a spiritual process, we are not talking about jumping to conclusions and assuming things that we do not know. If you are straight enough to see, “What I know, I know. What I do no

Karan Johar: Mental health issues like depression and anxiety seem to be rampant in many parts of the world now, including India. What is your take on this? Sadhguru: Being mentally ill is not a jo

I am always being asked by people, “Why is a spiritual leader, a yogi, planting trees?” Unfortunately, in human minds, we have compartmentalised our life in such a way that we are breaking up one

Being smart and being intelligent are different things. Twenty-five years ago, you would refer to someone as intelligent. But the terminology is different nowadays. No one cares if you are intelligent

It does not matter what you want to be in the world, in some way you are always trying to be like someone or be better than someone. If you want to play music, you think of a certain kind of music onl