Sadhguru

Bharatanatyam is a dance of bhava – feeling, raga – tune, and tala – rhythm. The tune of life is set. You have to find the rhythm.

Gender equality shouldn’t even be an issue. At work or on the street, where is the need to look at someone as man or woman?

Faith can move mountains, but it freezes your mind.

Don’t hand over your health to a doctor. Your health is your business.

One who does not touch the stillness within and without will invariably get lost in the movement.

The less you understand life, the more you think it is accidental. Life is not accidental – everything happens between cause and effect.

You can expand in two different ways – one is by conquest, another is by embrace. One brings misery, the other brings joy.

Empowered by prana pratishtha, Bhairavi has become a living entity. Her powerful presence is a great boon for us and for generations to come.

Once you are conscious, both unconsciousness and self-consciousness evaporate.

Killing any life unnecessarily, for pleasure or to splurge, is definitely a crime.

If you have eyes to see, if you have sensitivity to feel life, within you and outside of you, everything is a miracle.

Turning inward is very simple. It is only since you have been looking outward for too long that turning inward appears far away.

The Divine will not yield unless it is your number one priority.

With awareness, you will know the meaning of life. With abandon, you will know the magic of life.

The four limbs of the nation – executive, judiciary, military, civil services – must be limbered up and agile. They need appropriate yoga.

Openness means no conclusions – simply looking at everything the way it is.

The fundamental aspiration of the human being is to be rooted in the physical but to have a taste of that which is beyond.

Wherever you are, whatever you are exposed to, pick up the best from every situation. Then life is learning.

Spiritual process means you don’t want to be a vegetative existence but a dynamic life, moving towards its boundless state.

Life is rooted in reality – not in your thoughts and emotions.

Once you are conscious, you are inclusive. Once you are inclusive, you are a solution.

The family is a training ground to rise beyond likes and dislikes.

If you have even a little mastery over the five elements within you, life will happen the way you want it to.

Your parents gave you a human body. After that, whether you want to get raised by them or you want to grow up should be your choice.

A seed that does not sprout is as good as a pebble. For the divine seed that you are to flourish, you have to open up.

Sankranti and Pongal are about expressing gratitude to all that makes our life. Get involved with life. Go out, feel the air, and celebrate!

This is the time of the year to get rid of all the unnecessary things – in your home, your body, mind, emotions – and start life afresh.

Youth have enormous potential. If we can inspire them to identify with humanity as a whole, the impact on the world will be tremendous.

Any fool can make a prediction, and he will be right 50% of the time. Don’t make predictions – become sensitive to life.

Thought is the most surface element of intelligence. What happens in one DNA molecule is a billion times more complex than your thought.