Yes, me too, most Q&A nowadays with sadhguru I already heard it before, but still enjoying.

The last question "what give you joy, Sadhguru?" Great question! The questioner was expecting Sadhguru to reveal/teach external stimuli but Sadhguru always understands the deeper intent of questions and he replied. "I am in America so I can't eat what I want hahaha." What a profound answer! Because Sadhguru had taught us in IE and in most of his videos that love, joy, compassion, and bliss are something that you "become" as human "beings," and you consciously don't allow or be enslaved by external stimuli like the weather, the neighbors, food, etc etc that can make one's joyful or miserable. Hihihi Sadhguru is very "sneaky" in his responses.

completely agree...

Yes youre right!

When I realized he repeats stuff it kind of annoyed at first but then I remembered he is a genius, we won't ever be able to forget his words because of the repetition. He is giving us karma fuel. Now it's our karma to act or not 😂 thank you for the burden, Sadhguru 🙏. Now I have to be a good person and then realize myself beyond my person 😮‍💨

Everyone is unique, in one's own right, in one's own individual way, in the respective sphere of expertise ! In the same breath, no one is indispensable in this world ! How right was the great Swami Vivekanandji in his assessment in saying - "Apart from reputation, everything else in this world is perishable !"

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"A truth can be stated in thousand different ways ; yet each one can be true !" - Swami Vivekananda.

Indeed sheldon would be proud😂

@heavenbgmz7723, Have I mentioned anyone specifically in my narrative, herein above ! It's a figment of imagination of someone's mind ! The answer is very much implicit in the narrative, itself ! What's absolutely required is - proper application of mind ! However, it's an altogether different issue, if someone feigns ignorance intentionally ! How right was the great Lao Tzu in his assessment in saying - "The truth is not always beautiful nor beautiful words the truth !" To get optimum satisfaction as also to ascribe some semblance of authenticity to it, someone should better put this question to one's own conscience ! Because, conscience never lies ,; provided, ofcourse, someone has any !

Thanks a lot for the timestamps!

Amazing summary tool! Tammy AI Where you get this from?

Quite enlightening; with a new retrospective introduced to my idiomatic neurological processing!

Thank you ❤

​@@adamcouture4192(Marm) is a fundamental unit of neurology described in Vedas. Namaskar 🙏🏻🙏🏻

So nice to see her.

At 15:50, Sadhguru says, “Are you a great ____ or are you a lousy _____? (???). I can’t make out the word he’s saying. Thanks for any assistance.

​@@bizthinI the word is "CEO"

​@@bizthinCEO, use close captions like some non native English speakers do, peace.

@@bizthinare you a great CEO (of yourself?)

True that, part of Indian homes! I also am sad, it's getting lost in urban areas.

True words 🎉

Penny had to join Amy's podcast :))

Read books of Sadhguru and listen to Jay Shetty podcasts. Also you can read Vedic scriptures like Bhagvat Gita ❤

At 15:50, Sadhguru says, “Are you a great ____ or are you a lousy _____? (???). I can’t make out the word he’s saying. Thanks for any assistance.

@@bizthin CEO

Yeah people from the southern part of India pronounce 'O' as 'vo' sometimes ... As a North Indian you eventually get used to it but I can understand it'll be difficult for someone who has never heard of it spoken like that.

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Did yoga science create cars , rockets , satellites , roads , buildings , phones , computers , trains , planes , nuclear power , electricity ? 😂

Yogic science 🤣 what bullshat

@@OkayHmm-oe2fn I rest my case🙂

​@@theyogaangel964yes for mental health ❤

i think the issue is who you are changing for. When one tries to apply the thoughts being presented and use them as the tools they are meant to be, one must be sure that it is being applied truly to who you a are- not who you think you should be or who the perception of yourself thinks you should be, it has to circumnavigate the abstract thought that we can't perceive normally for it to be truly effective

I hate you because you are not accepting me only or only God 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Just watch spiritual videos... You will learn to enjoy

Come to India. Seek treatment for physical problems in Swami Ramadev ashram. And for mental health problems go to Sadguru ashram...for spiritual problems my personal favorite is Bageshwar Dham sarkar😇😇😇

Don't mock

Just live your life blissfully and be super happy most of the time, that's the best donation 🙏

Please refer it east India not south east Asia.

What Sadhguru means by “memory” and “attention” is different from what you understand. His “attention” contains things beyond intellectual thinking and his “memory” is more like the broad sense of intellectual thinking, which involves all kinds of reorganization of past information. If any education truly rewards the kind of attention meant by Sadhguru, ChatGPT shouldn’t have become a headache for educators in that kind of education system.

@@TJ-ex9ww uhm! Thinking is done by intellect. There’s no such thing as intellectual thinking or non intellectual thinking, please see. And the intelligence of attention, is an entirely different dimension, you just start seeing things, but end of the day you have to intellectually explain it. It’s the intellect that speaks. And chat gpt is not a now thing, it’s been here for decades if you really studied how it’s made. And it being a headache to education, is a good thing, they have been paying attention to the wrong aspect of AI in many parts of the world.

@@TJ-ex9ww and memory is memory, it has nothing to do with thinking. They are two different dimensions.

@@TJ-ex9ww what i mean by ‘ how you approach and understand a challenge’ is that only if you pay attention to something you start seeing the aspects of its creation and why it is, how it came to being, what sustains it, why it is really the way it is.

@@rohittamidapati6506 yes there is no non-intellectual thinking and I didn’t imply that there is. It is the intellect that speaks indeed. But you can pay attention without speaking or thinking (the latter might be hard for people nowadays because their intellect is over-developed by education, but it is totally possible), and a high level of attention without intellectual processing can also lead you somewhere - I have to admit that this is not quite in my experience (after all I’m also trained by the education system) but I can see this possibility based on many other people’s experience. “At the end of the day you have to intellectually explain it” - for obtaining social success that’s maybe the case especially given the education system which only rewards intellectual development, but intellect is not the only way human beings are capable of approaching and knowing the world. However other aspects are underdeveloped and intellect is overemphasized - that’s what Sadhguru has been saying. ChatGPT or natural language processing /machine learning in general is of course not new and I know how it is developed over the years. It being a headache to education is a good thing indeed, but not because there’s wrong aspects of AI, but because there’s wrong aspects of education system. You cannot stop students from using AI and you shouldn’t. There are more to human intelligence than what AI can do; if education really understands all aspects of human intelligence and reward a wholesome development of it, then a shock from AI wouldn’t be as large as it is today. Such a shock is a good thing because it forces the educators to think about the non-replaceable-by-AI aspects of human intelligence.