21: Earth, Animals & Humanity

The Bhagavad-gītā sings of Krishna as the Absolute Truth — complete in himself, independent and lacking nothing. He doesn't need anything we can offer him. And yet — he wants our love. Raghunath and Kaustubha explore that paradox through the narration of Krishna's entrance into M ...  Show more

When Krishna and Balarāma entered Mathurā, the women climbed to the rooftops and showered them with flowers. They took him into their hearts through their eyes — embraced him, the embodiment of all ecstasy — and their bodily hair stood on end. And in that way, unlimited distress ...  Show more

In this unique dharma talk from 1976, Ram Dass explores the practice of devotional tantra, which is about seeing the world as the Divine Mother Kali and feeding her with your impurities. 

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Ram Dass invokes lord Krishna as he discusses divine love versus worldly love, then leads a guided meditation where the seeker and guru become one.

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This session brings together a bouquet of diverse questions – on post-death rituals, women as gurus, cultural policing, the role of a parent and the spiritual paths opened up by Gautama the Buddha and Shiva, the first Yogi. In response, Sadhguru touches upon a wide range of subje ...  Show more

This week's session deals with the issue of creation. The origin of the universe, earth and life. Please take a few moments to listen.