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Adultery – Sadhguru Video
Last updated on: April 16, 2018 at 2:43 pm by Sunil Daman
Adultery – Sadhguru Video 2018-04-16T14:43:06+05:30 Sunil Daman
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Adultery – Sadhguru – Transcript
(Questioner): Sadhguru what are your views on adultery? How does it affect one spiritually? (Sadhguru): If there is no love in your heart you are anyway an adulteress. For convenience and comfort if you have given yourself to any aspect of life not necessarily a man or a woman for that matter. Without love in your heart if you have given yourself to any aspect of life you are an adulterer isn’t it? So am I against adultery? Yes in that sense yes with every aspect. But if you are talking about what is considered socially as adultery it is individual; and for every action that you perform there is a consequence. Most people I know they are not willing to face the consequences when they come; but without facing consequences they want to have situations that they enjoy. Then anybody who is not willing to joyfully accept the consequences that come to them for whatever actions they perform is just a fool. And a fool is somebody who is against himself in so many ways. Anybody who works against himself; anybody who turns himself against himself or herself against herself what should we say about them? So with your actions if you are turning yourself against yourself because you do things senselessly; you are not doing things by choice. You are doing things senselessly simply because you have given in to a certain aspect of your body or your emotion or something then definitely it’s not ok because you will bring suffering to yourself. Anything that brings suffering to any human being especially to himself is it ok? Anybody who simply goes about bringing suffering to themselves for whatever reason they have it doesn’t make sense isn’t it? I am not against or for anything. I want you to live sensibly. What makes utmost sense to you you must do that. Is this wrong is that wrong? That’s not the point. Are you living your life sensibly that’s the question. Or are you a slave of something and trying to find approval from me for some nonsense that you do. No. I have neither approved any action or disapproved any action. As long as you are as long as you are behaving sensibly about what you are doing. A senseless life is sin isn’t it? If you live sensibly in a way that creator will be proud of you its fine. If you have just given into either the ways of your body or your emotion or your mind and going against yourself it’s not sensible. So such senselessness is it wrong? I am not even saying it is wrong it’s just very limited and stupid. I have never termed anything right or wrong in my life. But anything that is limited and stupid is not worthwhile that’s all. So I would say adultery is not worthwhile. Is it right or wrong? Who am I to pass a judgment on anything about life? I don’t pass judgments about life but it is stupid and limited to do anything which causes suffering to yourself. It is stupid and senseless to give into something which seems to be everything today and tomorrow will make you feel like a fool isn’t it? It’s stupid to give in to something which makes you think today it’s everything and tomorrow morning it makes you look like a fool to yourself. Not to somebody else. That is a senseless way to live. You must live in such a way with so much sense that gods should be envious of you. If you show such sense there is no right and wrong with your life. If you don’t have such sense everything is wrong with your life.
Adultery – Sadhguru – Notes
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