What are the Limits of my Mind?

Intellect is a part of intelligence which is useful for survival and is most common in societies where surviving is a crucial part of life. Sadhguru and Sam Munshani converse about the role of intellect in western society. Intellect can only use the data it has collected and cannot grow beyond that. If you want to flourish and grow to your full potential, you must move beyond intellect.

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[satishsood]

Sadhguru is a human personified.
The only and the only mystic who has given me what I was looking for in my life.
I bow down to him with my knees on the ground.

[chandrashekhardeshmukh]

Like the way Sadhguru speaks in slow; steady and convincing voice that comes straight from his wisdom. Makes you nod to his points.

[SO-ebwl]

Wise man so inspiring respect from kuwait

[thinkyourreality]

This is why intellect is nothing without knowledge. If someone with a genius IQ does nothing all day, then that intellect means nothing: "the man who can read but doesn't is in the same position as the man who can't read." We need to acquire as much knowledge as possible, because that it how we grow. Great video.

[Khans]

i admire sadhguru's patience in answering mostly dumb questions

[IsabelleMonette]

Really love this short and so profound talk.

[SubtleReed]

Believe it or not some of us in Pennsylvania actually search within as well.

[SubtleReed]

A discovery of the intricacies of one's own heart is akin to transcendence. 

[partykrew]

Is there somewhere I can see the whole interview?

[jeymeswarrick]

Hello,

you mention 8 aspects to intelligence, what are the others?