@@dogydog247 It's simple imagine you're hungry while in these case it'll be the hunger that makes you want to eat something which is what your body wants. Even though whether you want to eat or not depends upon you, if you eat at that moment it'll be you listening to your body rather if you take your time and eat whenever you think is the right time that's when you're listening to yourself.
This man is our Socrates or Plato a thinker full of wisdom very humble he is like the grampa that I always wanted that never had. God bless you Mr guru
This is real truth!!!!!! This changes everything!!! We are all capable of finding everything within, everything we need is within each and every one of us!!!!
Exactly, drugs are definitely a productivity issue and not a moral issue. This is coming from a pot head. Definitely ruined my life. Started smoking at 13 daily and now I’m 35 and it pretty much took over my life. Very mentally addictive.
We are constantly trying to understand the world around us through interpreting what we perceive. If we are not settled with what we perceive, then, there could be an urge to use the world around us as an effort to explore who we are inside as an effort to manage what we are confused with or not comfortable with. This may contribute to further inner exploration/explanation, however, this will lead to further internal suffering if it is not controlled as an effort to understand, and see how this process is contributing or lessening. The problem with this then is, if we use the world around us to help define who we are and why we are and what we need, then without self control we will loose balance and never truly understand the process which we truly need and constantly then trying to figure out a solution, and along this process most likely become dependent on something while loosing self regulation and independence. All the while, this is us just trying to make sense, provide comfort, give us meaning, or we get trapped in that we find ways to make us physically feel which blinds us to seeing that without that we still don't feel good. Going this way, we never take time to make sense, looking for an answer or thinking we feel good so we are good, rather then taking time to be ok without an answer is something to consider. Then, along this journey of figuring what ever it is out, be ok with not having the answer, and take your time figuring things out without getting caught up in having a solution or doing something or having something that feels good that masks the fact that you're not good. If you're not good, then be this, be ok not being good, not feeling good, ect, use this as an opportunity to understand why rather than trying to get out of this as quick as possible. Take your time getting to know yourself, or use the world around you to provide that comfort.
Am sorry but you should try falling in love, those drug would be of no shit man! There was a time when I myself couldn't stay without all those stuffs yet one thing changed everything, and that's love believe in yourself! Life got so many surprises ahead!
People become addicted to things because they're not fulfilling their purpose on this earth. If more people were fulfilling their purpose there would be less addiction. And addiction happens when people adapt to the drugs (or whatever else they're addicted to) and their body becomes good at it. But what they don't understand is that it's easy to not be addicted too. Our bodies will adjust to no drugs (or whatever else they're addicted to) and adapt and become good at that too. It's a mindset shift. Shifting our beliefs will help to stop the addictions so that the person can find their purpose (which comes from pain).
I think the transition is difficult. Some shifts can be very uncomfortable for a stretch of time. Sadghuru has said before "There is no purpose" and I kind of agree with him. However it is always the sensible thing to pursue health for the living things on earth if we want the ball to continue rolling.
None of these people ever do because that's the hard work and can take a long time and a lot of effort for some. Easy to say it's your thoughts but if it were easy and SIMPLE to do everyone would be doing it
@@wait500 like I said on a previous post. To stop an addiction you must stop doing what you are addicted to. That’s the answer I feel you mean. Not as easy as that. Change comes with inspiration. If you know he never give the answer then you must know what he missed out. What’s the answer?
It’s impossible for me to concentrate on anything said in this video with that annoying and distracting static noise in the background am I the only one hearing it I’m surprised no one else commented on it because it’s fucking horrible. Also he had a few great things to say but im suggestions and a third party view always seems significant when its coming from someone who hasn’t actually personally dealt with the emotions, mentality, grief, shame etc that comes with being an addict.
Guru will always be my guiding path...but I'm sorry when it comes to addiction, he has no idea. And I don't expect him to know all the answers, but this is quiet childish. Cannabis receptors? And to start the lecture by saying "Hey I'm stonned"..I know what he meant but it just ridicules the whole thing. What about substance which are way more addictive like coke and heroin..are you stonned on that too?? The young man never once said Cannabis, Indians just assume drugs are Weed, while half the young generation of Indians I know are hooked on mdma and coke..We need change, we need education, .....and pls don't think I'm mocking the guru.he is my Guru and will always be.
By the way, the best way to cope with addictions is meditation (Shamhavi mudra or Isha Kirya) and mindfulness - meditation throughout the day - when you 100% involve yourself with each and every activity - be it eating - walking - brushing teeth, and etc.
I disagree as a former alcoholic....I tried many things. When I dealt with the inner engineering that he teaches is when I tackled my 10 year addiction without medical support, rehab or overdose.
@@Allthe111s Sadhguru talked about Cannabis receptors what about opioid receptor what about Gaba receptors Do we even have any option to get high on opioids without taking any opioid drugs simply doing Yoga or meditation or something spiritual.
If you watch him often he answered the question. He basically said you must use inner engineering to fight addiction. At the end he said you must tell your body and mind what to do; not your body and mind telling you. With an addiction your body is telling you what to do. He has given countless examples of how to control your body and mind. He mentions yoga as one way, positive thinking and controlling your thoughts as another, eating heathy etc. The main point is changing your thought! You can do great things when your mind is made to do it!
Am I the only one who finds this guy's answers absolutely useless? After a question he always makes a joke to distract the audience. Then he tells you he can give you the answer by having you sit in silence, followed by a somewhat relevant story. But in the end is alcoholic or the alcoholic's family going to sit in silence and be cured? No they are going to drink and go to work and take care of families, respectively.
You are a baby my child. You don't know anything about drugs. Drug addicts don't go to work and save the family. What they think all the time is how to get more drug! And other thinkings don't come in his mind. Alcohol is not that much addictive.
I got nothing out of this video. If you suffer from alcohol withdrawal please go to a hospital. I’ve been there and I know how it feels, this guy is con artist with a nice looking beard. If you’re an addict then you know how bad this shit can get. Go to a doctor.
@@show_me_your_kitties I guess I’ll never earn your credibility then. It looks well conditioned and clean for someone reaching up there in the century.
there’s no magic words or medicine to make addiction go away. you created the addiction within yourself and only you can undo it. we look for outside answers because we are too afraid to look into ourselves. you are the problem and you are the solution
@@BakingBallerina “the answer is within yourself”. Have you ever met a recovering addict? Their answer was always the people around them. This isn’t something created. I come from a family of addicts and can say with certainty that you’re either born to this or you aren’t. The real answer is to detox with the help of a medical professional and go to an AA meeting and maybe try a rehab clinic that isn’t attached to the church or some other dumb shit. This isn’t LSD or mushrooms ego-death shit. It’s just a self destructive nightmare. I’ve been in detox like 3 times now, and I’ve finally made it at least 2 months sober after years upon years of being hooked daily on things. Don’t you understand? Words from a guru do not cure a disease like addiction. It is literally everything you live for. There is no such thing as recovered, you are always recovering. It never leaves. Ever.
@@holup2691 I am an addict myself I understand I will always be one. I finally took responsibility for my addiction and only then was I able to get and STAY clean. I didn’t have someone to pull me out of the mess but i’m glad others do. Funny you say words from a guru won’t help an addict, which I agree don’t get me wrong, but here you are anyways
"Learn to make your body and mind take instructions from you, not the other way round."
Nice talk.
I don't understand this please explain
@@dogydog247 It's simple imagine you're hungry while in these case it'll be the hunger that makes you want to eat something which is what your body wants. Even though whether you want to eat or not depends upon you, if you eat at that moment it'll be you listening to your body rather if you take your time and eat whenever you think is the right time that's when you're listening to yourself.
I love the way he laugh without a sound, only his body moves ...
This man is our Socrates or Plato a thinker full of wisdom very humble he is like the grampa that I always wanted that never had.
God bless you Mr guru
My life changed the day I discovered Sadhguru 💕🙏
This is real truth!!!!!! This changes everything!!! We are all capable of finding everything within, everything we need is within each and every one of us!!!!
His humor and way of conveying thoughts is mind blowing
Bless this man. Just listening to him raises my vibration. God is good
God not good
God create good
If it wasn’t for sathguru I don’t think I would understand the
way thank you Sathguru your totally a blessed person,
He still has the answers especially the end part..
You remind me of a time when Muslim and indo got along , not knowing that was happening. When i watch mother India with Sunil dutt.
Exactly, drugs are definitely a productivity issue and not a moral issue. This is coming from a pot head. Definitely ruined my life. Started smoking at 13 daily and now I’m 35 and it pretty much took over my life. Very mentally addictive.
I wish you a healthy recovery friend!
On the same boat my friend. Good luck with everything. Make the best of what you have
Sadhguru that’s Amazing.
We are constantly trying to understand the world around us through interpreting what we perceive. If we are not settled with what we perceive, then, there could be an urge to use the world around us as an effort to explore who we are inside as an effort to manage what we are confused with or not comfortable with. This may contribute to further inner exploration/explanation, however, this will lead to further internal suffering if it is not controlled as an effort to understand, and see how this process is contributing or lessening. The problem with this then is, if we use the world around us to help define who we are and why we are and what we need, then without self control we will loose balance and never truly understand the process which we truly need and constantly then trying to figure out a solution, and along this process most likely become dependent on something while loosing self regulation and independence. All the while, this is us just trying to make sense, provide comfort, give us meaning, or we get trapped in that we find ways to make us physically feel which blinds us to seeing that without that we still don't feel good. Going this way, we never take time to make sense, looking for an answer or thinking we feel good so we are good, rather then taking time to be ok without an answer is something to consider. Then, along this journey of figuring what ever it is out, be ok with not having the answer, and take your time figuring things out without getting caught up in having a solution or doing something or having something that feels good that masks the fact that you're not good. If you're not good, then be this, be ok not being good, not feeling good, ect, use this as an opportunity to understand why rather than trying to get out of this as quick as possible. Take your time getting to know yourself, or use the world around you to provide that comfort.
so do u take stims?
Just practice mindfulness or karma yoga by Sadhuguru
Made my life thank you so much Sadhguru ji...😍🙏🌹😘
Thank you Sadhguru & team, for this especially, and all you do, you have helped me so much over the years 🥰✨🙏💖✨✨
I learned more about knives then the answer to the question.
Have you gotten better at understanding analogies?
@@kaleabgebretsadike2551 hahaaaa 🤩
When u start drugs you forget how to get high without them this man is 100% correct
Am sorry but you should try falling in love, those drug would be of no shit man!
There was a time when I myself couldn't stay without all those stuffs yet one thing changed everything, and that's love believe in yourself! Life got so many surprises ahead!
LMAO
I do drugs and yea ur right life gets really dull all I think about is getting hi not about the important and beautiful things
HELL YEA!!! I love being stoned and aware!
I don't wanna be conscious when I drink. Kinda the point.
It's good to see only guys sitting around Sadguru
People become addicted to things because they're not fulfilling their purpose on this earth. If more people were fulfilling their purpose there would be less addiction. And addiction happens when people adapt to the drugs (or whatever else they're addicted to) and their body becomes good at it. But what they don't understand is that it's easy to not be addicted too. Our bodies will adjust to no drugs (or whatever else they're addicted to) and adapt and become good at that too. It's a mindset shift. Shifting our beliefs will help to stop the addictions so that the person can find their purpose (which comes from pain).
I think the transition is difficult. Some shifts can be very uncomfortable for a stretch of time. Sadghuru has said before "There is no purpose" and I kind of agree with him. However it is always the sensible thing to pursue health for the living things on earth if we want the ball to continue rolling.
People use substances for many reasons. Addiction isn't as simple as you write
This is not true at all
BHARAT COULD BE GLOBAL LEADER IN SPRITUAL KNOWLEDGE EXPORT
yes you always packed
Tq sadhguru...
I have spent months studying giving up booze and found a great resource at Adoette drink plan (google it if you are interested)
F Khan congratulations!!
🙏🙏Sadhguru ❤️🎈❤️❤️🙏🙏❤️🎈
Food can be an addiction
Yes..... Of cource....
I have a question. Where does he get his answers from
within
Do he have any herbs for drug withdrawal
Wah, nice one
Tips for Parents of Addicted Children: ua-cam.com/video/BHlLOInh4wE/v-deo.html
Watching this on a nicotine withdrawal lol…
He didn't answer the question though.
None of these people ever do because that's the hard work and can take a long time and a lot of effort for some. Easy to say it's your thoughts but if it were easy and SIMPLE to do everyone would be doing it
Exactly he rarely answers the question in his speeches 🥴🥴
Well. The answer is-
Invest some time in inner engeneering nothing happen instantly. Do yoga, Isha kriya,meditation.
@@wait500 like I said on a previous post. To stop an addiction you must stop doing what you are addicted to.
That’s the answer I feel you mean. Not as easy as that. Change comes with inspiration.
If you know he never give the answer then you must know what he missed out. What’s the answer?
He did answer it, he said since we have the capability to be high on life. We dont need outside influences. We dont need anything like drugs.
A lot of ppl love this but wtf. Only last min was useful. And how do I bring the body to that state? That’s the main question no?
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@Skiddy Bug 04:17AM 26/03/2021
Addictions are 20% physical and 80% mental issue....
❤
I’m addicted 😢
Even breathing is also an addiction.... Ss...
Sridhar Maka ahahah true
🙏🙏🙏
Just wake up, otherwise you'll walk half way without full Intelect and will live a poor life as Sadguru advise...
I am stoned and I tottaly. Get him.lol
It’s impossible for me to concentrate on anything said in this video with that annoying and distracting static noise in the background am I the only one hearing it I’m surprised no one else commented on it because it’s fucking horrible. Also he had a few great things to say but im suggestions and a third party view always seems significant when its coming from someone who hasn’t actually personally dealt with the emotions, mentality, grief, shame etc that comes with being an addict.
👏🏼
Guru will always be my guiding path...but I'm sorry when it comes to addiction, he has no idea. And I don't expect him to know all the answers, but this is quiet childish. Cannabis receptors? And to start the lecture by saying
"Hey I'm stonned"..I know what he meant but it just ridicules the whole thing. What about substance which are way more addictive like coke and heroin..are you stonned on that too?? The young man never once said Cannabis, Indians just assume drugs are Weed, while half the young generation of Indians I know are hooked on mdma and coke..We need change, we need education, .....and pls don't think I'm mocking the guru.he is my Guru and will always be.
By the way, the best way to cope with addictions is meditation (Shamhavi mudra or Isha Kirya) and mindfulness - meditation throughout the day - when you 100% involve yourself with each and every activity - be it eating - walking - brushing teeth, and etc.
I disagree as a former alcoholic....I tried many things. When I dealt with the inner engineering that he teaches is when I tackled my 10 year addiction without medical support, rehab or overdose.
3.00
Cannabis is the not the only drug!
I don’t think there will be one person on here that thinks it is the only drug ?
@@Allthe111s Sadhguru talked about Cannabis receptors what about opioid receptor what about Gaba receptors
Do we even have any option to get high on opioids without taking any opioid drugs simply doing Yoga or meditation or something spiritual.
This didn't help atol,I smoke cannabis for relaxing! But what about the hard drugs 🤷♂️ where is the advice sadhguru????
Look I am always stoned
Me too😁....4:20...
why you joking are there no answer for asked
Be careful with that sharp knife lol!!!!!
No it's a very sharp knife!
I think he forgot what the question was
@Book Worm wat u doing in ireland book worm..
Greetings
@Book Worm doing what book warm?
🤭🤭 the conversation above
If you watch him often he answered the question. He basically said you must use inner engineering to fight addiction. At the end he said you must tell your body and mind what to do; not your body and mind telling you. With an addiction your body is telling you what to do. He has given countless examples of how to control your body and mind. He mentions yoga as one way, positive thinking and controlling your thoughts as another, eating heathy etc. The main point is changing your thought! You can do great things when your mind is made to do it!
yeah...he does that a lot
Am I the only one who finds this guy's answers absolutely useless? After a question he always makes a joke to distract the audience. Then he tells you he can give you the answer by having you sit in silence, followed by a somewhat relevant story.
But in the end is alcoholic or the alcoholic's family going to sit in silence and be cured? No they are going to drink and go to work and take care of families, respectively.
You are a baby my child. You don't know anything about drugs. Drug addicts don't go to work and save the family. What they think all the time is how to get more drug! And other thinkings don't come in his mind. Alcohol is not that much addictive.
I asked a monk how to stop using, he said "just stop."
Sounds silly but has actually been great advice.
I too find him useless, he just deviates from the topic and talks about the whole world without answering the question
I got nothing out of this video. If you suffer from alcohol withdrawal please go to a hospital. I’ve been there and I know how it feels, this guy is con artist with a nice looking beard.
If you’re an addict then you know how bad this shit can get. Go to a doctor.
You lost all credibility with me when you said his beard looks nice.
@@show_me_your_kitties I guess I’ll never earn your credibility then. It looks well conditioned and clean for someone reaching up there in the century.
there’s no magic words or medicine to make addiction go away. you created the addiction within yourself and only you can undo it. we look for outside answers because we are too afraid to look into ourselves. you are the problem and you are the solution
@@BakingBallerina “the answer is within yourself”. Have you ever met a recovering addict? Their answer was always the people around them. This isn’t something created. I come from a family of addicts and can say with certainty that you’re either born to this or you aren’t.
The real answer is to detox with the help of a medical professional and go to an AA meeting and maybe try a rehab clinic that isn’t attached to the church or some other dumb shit. This isn’t LSD or mushrooms ego-death shit. It’s just a self destructive nightmare. I’ve been in detox like 3 times now, and I’ve finally made it at least 2 months sober after years upon years of being hooked daily on things. Don’t you understand? Words from a guru do not cure a disease like addiction. It is literally everything you live for. There is no such thing as recovered, you are always recovering. It never leaves. Ever.
@@holup2691 I am an addict myself I understand I will always be one. I finally took responsibility for my addiction and only then was I able to get and STAY clean. I didn’t have someone to pull me out of the mess but i’m glad others do.
Funny you say words from a guru won’t help an addict, which I agree don’t get me wrong, but here you are anyways