How Can We Experience Krishna? - Sadhguru

Sadhguru describes the multifaceted nature of Krishna, and how different people in the Mahabharat experienced him in different ways. Sadhguru talks about Leela, the path of the playful where one can explore the most profound and most serious aspects of life, playfully. If we are to taste the essence and be touched by the consciousness of what Krishna is, Sadhguru says that we need Leela. Otherwise Krishna won't be there.

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[Bluespiral]

"when he is there, the breeze of hope touches everybody"

[nobodyI]

First thing that I hear from my mom everyday in the morning is this -
श्रीकृष्ण गोविन्द हरे मुरारे
हे नाथ नारायण वासुदेव 🙏🚩

[aadhianr]

Best of the best I've ever heard about Krishna. Sadhguru's narration of Krishna's characteristics and different personalities perception of him just takes you to that era and makes you want to see, experience Krishna and be part of that world.

[mrigankshekharmanitripathi]

Really touched the way Sadhguru narrated about lord Got tears into my eyes and what a soulful music running in the background!!

[annsshuull]

Speechless after listening.
Luv u krishna...
Luv u sadguru...

[ankitapandey]

I was touched with every single word you spelled...soulful

[sudeshnapodder]

The background music is so soothing, oh God...I can keep on hearing this for my entire lifetime.

[uruvilaathakarjanan]

These extra-ordinary Beings walked on this Blue Earth & that is what Hindus respect them. NOT praying or worshipping them BUT respecting them & respecting the source of all creation as it's creations.

[ar_l_rvo.o]

I love it when he talked about the paramathma
Be it matsya, krshna, hayagriva,
varaha, narasimha,
parasurama, vamana, Sri Rama chandra etc etc....the paramathma drives compassion and consciousness into everyone when they realize him....just like how The Buddha made me realize compassion, for this I would say it proudly- Jai Sri Ram!

[AshishSharma-wsvy]

Dear sadhguru you are incredible ...you are the one of the rare real yogi mahatma in whole world ..we need you so much at this time ...nobody here we are helpless souls going to hell again and again pls save us ...

[arpitjaiswal]

This is absolute bliss... Too good.. JAI SRI KRISHNA

[vishnuv]

You're everything for me Krishna.. Thank you sadhguru..Krishna is the pure consciousness..

[gopinathmani]

Sadhguru voice plus background score while explaining on Krishna wow wow words only tears coming out🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[abishekkumar]

When I think of Krishna, love enraptures my existence to such an extent it hurts.

[relaxingmind]

He is there, forever ! And the breeze of hope touches everyone forever!
Oh lord krishna.!

[mamathak]

Hare krishna hare krishna krishna krishna hare hare
Hare rama hare rama rama rama hare hare

[navaneethakrishnan]

hare krishna, Guru i bow infront of you,

[kawrno]

He has a special aura in his voice. The background music destroyed it. No music can enhance that aura.

[whitelightsheddinweedsmokin]

They came to me in a guided meditation once, to offer me pink lotuses and show me the Yamuna. The woman was with me and the man with the flute made me understand not to worry about the state of the world, because the Yamuna is inside me; if I want clean the Yamuna I will do this from the inside. It was a short but powerful transmutation of peace and hope! In my "vision" if you can call it that I was holding myself to a big rock like a lamb (they showed me a lamb to show me how funny it was to them my worries).

[BishalNath]

best explanation of Krishna ever heard.