Sadhguru PREDICTION: Why We Are Now On 'The Brink Of Extinction!'

The episode is available in French and Spanish.

0:00 Intro
03:02 🌍 World Health Concerns: Addressing A Mental Health Pandemic Prediction
05:42 🤯 Pursuit of Bliss: Exploring Human Longing for Limitless Expansion
09:57 🧠 Balancing Survival Instinct and Limitless Growth: Breaking Self-Imposed Boundaries
26:23 🧠 Discipline and Sanity: Coping with Fear and Making Rational Decisions
27:58 🌱 Embracing Life's Spectrum: Finding Meaning in Every Experience, Including Grief
31:47 💡 Joyful Living: Prioritising Joy Over Fanatical Pursuits of Specific Purpose
35:50 🔄 Self-Awareness and Mastery: Inner Engineering for Understanding Emotions
50:25 🧠 Multifaceted Human Intelligence: Beyond Intellect, Self-Awareness, and Existence
53:13 🤖 Ethical AI Development: Sadhguru's Concerns and Emphasis on Human Decision-Making
54:50 🧠 Machines and Purpose: Addressing Fear of Identity Loss Amidst Automation
57:30 💡 Positive Tech Outlook: Embracing Intelligent Machines for Human Liberation
01:01:10 🌍 Societal Transformation: Redesigning Society While Embracing Life's Profoundness
01:13:13 🌱 Save Soil Campaign: Sadhguru's Urgent Call to Preserve Soil for Health and Well-Being

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[TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thank you Sadhguru for joining us. If you enjoyed this conversation could you do us a favour and HIT that like button on the video! Helps us a lot ❤We'd also love to hear your favourite part of the convo below 👇🏾

[KatK]

You have to have a certain level of understanding and experience when it comes to spirituality to understand Sadhguru. Based on the comments I read, it looks like a lot of people appreciate and “get” what Sadhguru is saying which is wonderful. For people who might struggle with his words, please let me share one story. I went to Portugal few years ago and was just wondering around. I ended up passing by a building that made me physicially stop. It felt like it was calling me in. As I moved into its direction, I experienced an intense wave of emotions like never before. I felt calm and joyful. I was perplexed, but also curious. I went in and there were people coming out of the room into the main hall. I asked what was happening inside, and they told me that Mooji was inside. It’s mindblowing how limited our understanding of life and energy is. There is no need to believe in anything. Just stay curious and life will guide you home.

[cw]

My mother took her life when I was 10 yrs old and that was truly traumatic, but guess made my self a fabulous life thru deep heartbreak and deep introspection. I also mist include all the love and help I received from my wonderful father RIP pops you were the best father

[makhomoovervoorde]

Thank you Sadhguru, you saved my life during chronic anxiety and panic disorder and a really big loss in my life. ❤

[Ammar_k]

"I broke my heart in to a million pieces and threw it away in the world" - Sadhguru ❤️✨

[aidakarapetyan]

One the most important thing I learned from his teachings is to keep your inside happy and joyful regardless what is happening outside.

[superlyobsessed]

42:10 "Being peaceful and joyful is more important for a human being's experience of life than 'me being better than you'". This is so simple yet so incredibly insightful and eye opening

[This_is_Fred]

I feel like Steven has taken the role of a spiritual student for us viewers by means of openness and non-resistance.
I think, that allowed Sadhguru to express himself so effectively in this interview. Awsome work, great content. You are both an inspiration for me and I want to say thank you 👍👍

[rianavermeulen]

All I can say is this man saved my life in 2012. Listening to " in the lap of a master" did it for me. ❤

[StephenStop]

I was kind of bummed when I first heard him say we make up purpose in life, but it’s actually relieving once you realize that this is true. For most of us our unhappiness is self made, especially here in the US with all of the available resources we have.

[naomirobinson]

Steven. Sadhguru!? Are you kidding me!? This is EPIC!! What an incredible guest to have on woah!

[PlusWhatNow]

East and West trying to talk, and I feel how hard it is. I enjoyed the ocnversation so much.

[delicrux]

I think this was a excellent interview.
Sadhguru is very good at providing thought provoking metaphors stories and questions for people to reflect on.
many people think this is to dodge answering a question but in truth he is trying to guide everyone listing to awareness/Consciousness.

I appreciate how Steven facilitated this interview, there were a few times where he miss understood things,
and Sadhguru cut him off to correct and redirect the stream of thought back on track,
Steven handled this well without letting the ego cloud his ability to listen and learn.

To make Sadhgurus point more clear you can control what you are experiencing internally, your state of mind.
However the typical western mind allows their experiences to become their identity their persona.

He is saying we can all learn to let that go and experience bliss, by directing our attention inward.
when you do this enough eventually you will understand your stream of thoughts is a reflection of your environment, and a survival tool.

eventually if you just observe them without attachment they will fade and you will start to experience bliss.

fastest way i have found to experience
dont worry about meditating just breath comfortably
start to recall as many positive experiences in your life as you can remember how it felt, or things your grateful for.
if you cant do this then just focus on forgiveness and letting things go.
any negative thought let it go, positive thought remember the feeling,
dont become attached to either negative or positive.
eventually you will be in bliss enjoy it and realize this is always available.

[christinenaamani]

Ooooomg you got Sadhguru on!! Thank you ❤❤

[carlar]

'Your experience of life is determined by you'.
Beautiful interview, thank you!!!

[seaofcolour]

"You need a false purpose to live because you have not even made an attempt to learn what this life is about; Your experience of life is determined by you" - those words are just brilliant! Pondering "what is the meaning of life" is a western enigma when life doesn't turn out the way we wanted.

[tncnkyy]

everyone asks guru same questions but no one listens....i love SADHGURU.... we are so blessed to be able to hear his wisdom. and his mission of breaking his heart and throwing it into the world. ive caught a piece of his heart and now im breaking my heart off and tossing it into the world. our GURU has so much wisdom....im thankful

[bluzbrother]

His comment “You are building a psychological solution to an existential reality” really put my thoughts on hold. I’m fighting hard not to fall back into dogmatic thinking…but now I realize that’s like chasing a shadow. He is so right about nourishment and using our senses to their full potential. Staying sharp is a daily practice.

[LifeGameDesign]

You know that moment when you hear a truth you don't want to face and your heart drops a little? I felt it so much with this, especially when Sadhguru said (Paraphrasing) "You talk about Trauma because you are looking for an excuse to justify who you are when you don't like it." The reaction from my body knew it was true before I did. It hurts, because it's the work I need to do

[mihaibadicel]

Amazing. I seen 4 or 5 guests of you and from all of them I had something to learn. This Guest was like a wake up call for my future decisions in life. I'll start by subscribing to this channel right now.