Sadhguru tells Vishen Lakhiani that stress is a mind-based issue, not circumstantial. He argues modern material wealth hasn't reduced anxiety and offers simple processes to create what he calls a "chemistry of blissfulness."
My fundamental purpose is to move people from heaven to earth, religion to responsibility.
A sage, a monk, a mystic, he is the biker Yogi. Welcome to this special session on mindvalley with the one and only Sadhguru. Named one of India's 50 most influential people. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller Inner Engineering A Yogi's Guide to Joy. He's been invited to speak at the United Nations, Oxford, Stanford, Harvard, Yale, Ward, and mit. Why? Because he's not just teaching people how to be blissful and playful. He's teaching people how to go forth and change the world.
Fun. That's what this sounds like.
Fun. We have become the wealthiest, most powerful generation to ever live in this planet. Yet we are more stressed out, more worried, facing more anxiety than ever.
There is no such thing as stress in the world. It is only in your mind, your inability to manage your own thoughts, thought, emotions, energies and chemistry. There are simple processes with which you can create a chemistry of blissfulness.
Now, in this interview, we're going to address topics such as why can't we be perpetually joyful and blissful? Why is it that we get pulled into these, these normal states of human living? Sadhguru is here to give us tools to help us evolve ourselves spiritually. To be spiritual means life becomes healing easy. Sadhguru says it becomes playful, it becomes blissful. This is what you're going to learn in this interview. My mind is grasping on so many things, so.
