Sadhguru describes a meditation practice called Samyama that can help dissolve unconscious layers of the mind and potentially open access to past life memories—but he also warns that exploring such memories can be psychologically risky.

Sadhguru explains that while Vastu Shastra offers valuable architectural guidance, true transformation comes from inner awareness—not just rearranging your space. Vastu can support well-being, but it’s not a substitute for conscious living.

While Karna and Bhishma were unmatched in martial prowess, Krishna stands apart as the greatest figure in the Mahabharata—not for battlefield feats, but for his divine strategy, wisdom, and influence over the course of the war.

Sadhguru’s unreleased 2004 talk, “The Pain of Ignorance,” explores how inner suffering can awaken a deep spiritual longing, transforming ignorance into a catalyst for seeking truth. Delivered in Dayton, Ohio, the discourse emphasizes the role of a Guru in guiding seekers through this transformative process

Sadhguru’s Navratri Special explores how Srinivasa Ramanujan’s mystical connection with Devi inspired his groundbreaking mathematical insights—some of which eerily prefigured black hole theory decades before science caught up.

Varun Chakaravarthy’s journey toward mastering his craft offers a powerful blueprint for anyone seeking the ultimate level of skill—whether in sports, art, or personal growth. In a compelling conversation with Sadhguru, Varun explores the deeper dimensions of excellence beyond talent and repetition.

Inner Stillness: True mastery begins with mastering yourself. Sadhguru spoke about cultivating clarity and stillness, which allows your perception and reaction time to sharpen beyond what training alone can offer

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