Sadhguru on How To Never Get Angry or Bothered By People

During a conversation with Angella Nazarian on what it means to be a visionary and a volunteer, Sadhguru looks at how the key to taking charge of your life is to become willing - to become an absolute YES to life!

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Listen to The Sadhguru Podcast - Of Mystics and Mistakes
Sadhguru on How To Never Get Angry or Bothered By People
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[timmiet]

"If somebody else can decide what can happen within you right now - isn't this the ultimate slavery?" Awesome words.

[wisdomofyogi]

"Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die."
-- Buddha

[aakashailajan]

“There are no good or bad people. We are just oscillating between the two.” Amazing 🙏🏼

[misanthropik]

I like how he adds hello after things. He knows we have the attention span of squirrels.

[sourabhgoyal_]

I really love the line " I do not give this priveilage to anyone to make me sad, happy, irritated"

[THE-WAY_THE-TRUTH_THE-LIFE.]

"Do not let the behaviour of others destroy your inner peace."

[marilynnfrazier]

I use to tell my children, don't get caught up in someone else's tornado. Create your own air flow.
This was wonderful!!

[manjulasukumaran]

I have watched this many times, every time I'm hurt by someone's behaviour especially someone who has been close to me I watch this and afterwards the hurt just vanishes. Thank you Sadhguru for your wisdom. God bless you

[megantaylor]

"If someone else can decide what is happening within you, isn't that the ultimate slavery?" BLEW. ME. AWAY. And didn't even realize it's exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you.

[hannahprince]

I love the way he laughs, with his entire body.

[brijorff]

The moment we think we are good, we're entitled to destroy the bad.
Wow, so simple yet so true.

[tahamohammad]

I literally made notes of 3 pages on this video as every single line sadhguru spoke was amazing . Sadhguru is really a great inspiration.

[celebratingrelaxation]

"For every minute you remain angry, you give up sixty seconds of peace of mind."

[Casedilla]

“You are doing something willingly, that’s your heaven. You are doing something unwillingly, that’s your hell.”

-Sadhguru

[kayyjayy.]

I think the trick is self-awareness. The moment anger comes into play internally, it is not a choice, but the more self-aware a person becomes, the more of a choice they give themselves. The moment after conscious awareness of anger, a choice arises. I see myself angry, and I either choose to sit and feel the anger, or "change the channel". Tap into serenity. Gratitude, humility, acceptance, patience. These all can say "It's ok" without 'it' being 'ok'. Injustice is still injustice. But patience says "it can get better in time". Acceptance says "where we are in the process just is". Humility says "I have been unjust before, and I was allowed that moment". Gratitude says "better them than me, to be unjust. I am grateful for a different perspective".

[wassup]

Its hard to let go when you are treated unfairly, but I am going to slowly do that as being angry only destroys your inner peace and physiological functioning. 🙏

[Hellspinder]

When someone in the audience plays his phone interrupting his thoughts, instead of getting angry, he says loudly to himself :"I like music" -> that's the attitude, turning anger to passion in an instant @1:50

[quantellawilliams]

I love how he laughs with his whole body 🥰

[Akhenasten]

In the last days people tried to make me feel shame, unhappy, mad, sad, because I was so independent and calm in situations they weren't. It was really Hard to stay stable and át some point I was so sad. But I found my strenght again in this video. His words help a lot. I think I have to watch it again :) thank you so much