He spent 14 years with Sadhguru, here is what happened⎮Joshua Berwald

From Ayahuasca to states of ecstasy with Sadhguru.

00:00 Introduction to Joshua
01:16 Early Encounters with Yoga and Meditation
03:39 Exploring Alternative Healing Methods
05:18 First Ayahuasca Experience
07:42 Realizations and Reflections
08:05 Discovering Sadhguru's Teachings
20:59 The Turning Point: Meeting Sadhguru
26:02 The Anadi Program Experience
41:47 Personal Experiences with Spiritual Practices
42:27 The Struggles and Realizations
45:18 Facing Life's Challenges
47:33 The Importance of Stability and Mindfulness
51:04 The Role of Devotion in Spiritual Growth
54:50 Embracing Pain and Discomfort
57:47 The Journey of Self-Discovery
01:01:00 Balancing Structure and Flexibility
01:11:29 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections

[cosmogang]

I love this. Thank you. Its not the story of someone becoming a billionaire, its not the story of some guy becoming a motivational speaker. Nobody is wearing trendy hats (😜) nobody is selling anything. This is a normal human sharing his beautiful journey. Its inspiring and it is filled with pearls of wisdom.

[sihamknajm]

" You can't forget your humanity in chasing Divinity."🙏

[rajarajanperiasamy]

I was with Josh on Kailash with Sadguru around 8 years ago, he followed the practices to a T, was very knowledgeable yet very very humble, and was one of the guys I hung out with a lot. Hes a what you see is what you get guy, im glad hes done this!

[swedish_sadhguru]

You can feel that this guy is very calm and has a relaxed energy. Also looks very healthy. I hope to reach this state one day.

[mohanbabu]

Spent time with Sadhguru for 14 years!! That’s what caught my attention. Thanks for sharing your experiences. It was very good listening to your podcast.

[michellemurphy]

Please bring him back
I would love to hear more about his experiences with Sadhguru 💛🙏💜🕊💕

[blueblitzblaze]

I started crying watching him talk about ending his life. I'm on my way to see the dhyanalinga for the first time. Namaskaram.

[aishwaryajayadas]

Spiritual path is not just all Joy and Bliss.
Being non judgemental about others.
Joshua shared his experiences with clarity and wisdom.🙏🙏 Thank you Stevan and Joshua🙏❤️❤️

[namaskaram]

NAMASKARAM 🙏🏾 l went to India last year for 5 months and took IE, BSP and Soonya. I volunteered for 2 different groups of Samayama and Marzali sadana. Master of yoga and maha sivarathiri. No words to describe my experience. NAMASKARAM 🙏🏾

[bigwave]

Great interview. Sadguru came into my life 6yrs ago. I have never been in his physical presence but he is my Guru. He is no joke. He is formidable. Quite the task master and he can really push you hard, harder than you want, if you want to go all the way. The spiritual path gets harder the further you go, but the alternative is too painful for me. I have tried everything before I met him and feel very blessed that we have someone like him alive today.

[scubanush]

Absolutely amazing! "You cant forget your humanity when chasing divinity" Love it! Josh has been my inspiration and close friend over a decade, I'm so glad that his story is being told. His words have always had the power to help me through my tough journey. Cant wait for more!

[JenniferGovanlive]

I enjoyed listening to this entire talk, but after listening all of it - i’m with Sadguru “its better when he’s silent”!!🥰🙏🏻💖

[___Ss-_-.sS.____]

Thank you Stefan for this wonderful podcast. Will definitely like to see and hear more from Joshua. You really asked the right questions, did not interrupt and let him finish his talk. Most of the time I see interviewers interrupting the guest when they're speaking and that just breaks the flow. Thank you🙏

[Kili-wan_Kenobi]

Kailash experience This guy is direct, clear mind, very generous and great speech. We want every bit of his experiences to inspire us. Thanks Stefan for your support to the practitioners throught your videos. Namaskaram.

[moehead]

This only made Sadhguru look even more formidable than I thought, because even being involved in all these problems and mistakes that could have been avoided he's still blissed out, and Im over here getting mad when not even involved, that is really really formidable.

[ishandebee]

Everything is Sadhana; taking care of what needs to be taken care of is Sadhana. We can always adjust to fit the situation as life events unfold 🙏 😌

[NadaStevanKospetin]

"Humanity over Divinity" is one of the amazing podcasts worth listening to.

[bradmcgrath]

For those who made it to the last 2 minutes of the video, third eye practice will make things seem very serious which is primarily what Sadhguru teaches publicly. Sadhguru teaches third eye energizing practices in general which are very beneficial for us western people who are overly emotional. But the catch 22 with third eye energizing practices is that emotions will be de-energized which entails the “seriousness” that this video ended on & my comment began with. So energizing one’s own emotions as opposed to one’s third eye is the remedy to being overly serious & un-emotional. Emotions help one enjoy life, whereas the third eye helps one see extremely clear. Thus, our conscious discretion is required as to when we should employ one or the other as we see fit. Failing to consciously employ one or the other as we see fit not only disregards sadhguru but also disrespects ourselves

[kathleenseb]

Getting old doesn't take time. It just happens. "Too soon old too late smart" was a plaque in my grandmother 's garage. Now I'm her. Loved this podcast, thank you❤

[oceanahealer]

Been following Sadhguru for way over a decade, amazing human being… compassion, love & empathy … the more I delve into Yeshua (Jesus’s) message & mysticism I realized it’s all there, he was & is a perfect teacher & the peace my heart felt after learning about him & his life as truly a divine being it changed me bc compassion & empathy & love & unity we’re his true message… that’s enlightenment… wish there were churches that taught his true msg & teachings