Sadhguru on Karma, Consciousness, Transformation with Danica Patrick | Reaction 

Thank you

Interesting - thank you for sharing

Its not happening in our generation obviously

I've seen that, not changing, ofcourse he has two names but he used to like to call himself Chintu when he was 5th standard, and he registered as Chintu into his school, but he has another name Sanjay, and when I told him the value of the name, he forbade his friends to be called him Chintu in the school and also in house

no they still do, we get nicknames based on our personalities right? Chotu, chintu, Babloo all this

Thank you sister! :)

No its not .

Maybe in south India!!

​@@AbhishekG929 Even in North India , We have one school name and a name at home

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Thank you

interesting - never heard this one before - would you be able to let me know why is that?/what's behind this saying?

@@zuzanareacts the reason is simple..we didn't decide our birth and death and so it is only a matter of our karma that someone becomes our Guru who lightens the truth about the eternal reality.. There's one saying in Upanishads "ekam sat bahuda vipra vadanti " which means that truth (sat) is one (ekam) but different people perceive it differently. Eg..we only know about this universe but our scriptures talk about infinite multiverses constantly being born and dying.

​​@@imktan108tell her that guru can be a teacher but teacher can't be a guru... she is not good in perceiving things or this kind of talks with that much of open mind (not totally closed) she still have some close doors within her mind..

this is very judgemental don't you think? :) I'm very open-minded - I think you'd be very surprised. I think you are judging a person you know really nothing about. Maybe if I reject certain things it's not because I'm not open-minded but because I have different information that maybe I find more credible/relevant, etc

@@zuzanareacts I can literally say about you same that you being judgemental in more things cause it's already in your reactions and comments...and if you have more credible information about Indian sculptures and books like Ramayana than it's good for you...

agreed- I think everyone is such a unique manifestation of the divine that should follow what feels right for them. When we follow our own intuition we win.

@@zuzanareacts but again the question will arise regarding free will.. but we are free in the sense that we can choose between good and evil ..but It is also true that in some areas, we are bound and we r being controlled. After enlightenment, PPL will understend better .lol

@@zuzanareacts karma means actions.. we are being controlled by our own actions, past actions or past life actions ..our actions good or bad are stored in our chitta(memory)

yep - that's how I understand it as well

thank you for your kind words - very much appreciate it! ❤

Lmao

interesting - would you be able to elaborate why that is?

@@zuzanareacts because it's more than intimate than what you have with your family member ... They sometime barge into your life uninvited, remain with you 24/7 ... It's hard to explain.

you are right - you'd totally get cancelled - it's majorly inappropriate. I get the sentiment don't get me wrong, but this is really is very bad for the mental health of the kid - this scars people for life so it's not good to do to anyone. In older days things used to be like that I think even in the US but everyone talks more and more about mental health. I know someone who has been scared like this and quite frankly they haven't overcome it in almost 40 years. Words have an impact.

@@zuzanareacts while I understand the negative sentiment associated with it, something is negative only if you start associating a negative or an inferior perception to something and it takes the form of bullying. If im short, i AM short. There's nothing wrong in that and there's nothing i can do about it. I think we need to embrace and acknowledge our differences instead of pretending we are all the same. Even two siblings aren't same even physically. If it makes sense? For example, it's no longer acceptable in the West to call a blind person 'blind' and apparently 'visually challenged' is a better term. You see, the word blind isnt the problem. The problem is how it has seeped into the local slang in recent times the informal perception associated with it. For a non-native English speaker like myself who has no context of the slang association and appropriation would still use the word blind because it makes for a perfect translation. The problem isn't the word, rather the child must be taught that there's no problem in being called something.

In here dark person even darker than African one and met that African origin person first time he will call that African Kalu (blacky) in commen way coz he saw that person and his features first time not racist way just curious way..

@@zuzanareacts might as well add, even our deities are named aftrr their physical features. For example, Lord Krishna is called Shyam (Dark Skinned), Lord Ganesha is called Lambodhar(Potbellied) and nobody takes it in a negative sense. So, it all depends on how the society perceives it.

I totally hear where you are coming from. And I agree with what you said about the perception. I think it's important to also interpret it in a cultural context - like if it is widely in the culture being accepted it is bad to be short for a man - then it can have an impact. Also, I know from my own experience -that certain things would have a totally different impact on me vs my brother - same parenting - different long-term or not impact life - it's an individual. The Western, esp. American society is creating a victim mentality in people - snowflakes - which I find the opposite extreme. I think and I always say that we should just be kind to people. I love the saying - before you speak let your words go through 3 gates - Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary? I just think everyone fights a battle we know nothing about so if you can choose anything - I'd say choose being kind.

I'm not saying he is - it's just some similarities. Life Coaching is like a soft version of therapy - you are not allowed to tell people what to do. He tells and explains for that reason alone he couldn't be considered that by the industry standard. I see him as a spiritual guru.

@@zuzanareacts he is more than Gautam budhha

well clearly - guru tells you want to do and life coach never will. :) They call Tony Robbins Guru - so I think definition can be pretty loose.

but does he talk about Hinduism though? (I cannot judge from where I'm sitting) as I don't know enough) but I guess what I see in him is that he is spiritual and in my head, he talks spirituality.

@@zuzanareacts it is the same thing as yoga the westerners don't read the actual scriptures of Yoga Sadguru doesn't indentify as a Hindu and it is better to read the Scriptures other than listening to him

​@@Satvik_108wrong, anybody can write any stupid book, experiencial knowing is far more valuable. Anyway you will make silly mistakes reading them and they have been mutilated.

@@gursimransingh1229 you can have his experiencal knowledge I trust my ancestors more lol

You have a choice to watch or not to watch. I don't find it annoying or disrespectful - the increase is to 1.25 = the original video is exceptionally slow. I usually watch on 1.5 or 1.7. Also, there are technical reasons behind this - otherwise, I'm not able to do a long format and everyone is asking for long format....