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Live-in Relationships – Sadhguru Video

Last updated on: May 3, 2018 at 11:28 am   by Sunil Daman

Live-in Relationships – Sadhguru Video 2018-05-03T11:28:04+05:30 Sunil Daman

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Live-in Relationships – How Much Does Commitment Matter _ Sadhguru – Transcript

Sadhguru: I thought marriage is a live-in relationship. (Laughter) So (Laughs) Isn’t marriage a live-in relationship? Are they living separately? (Laughter) There are some marriages like that I know but (Laughter) First of all we must understand why are we forming a relationship? Right now this In your language the West has seeped in too strongly in your language because in somewhere in your mind if you utter the word ‘relationship’ you’re only thinking about sex-based relationships that’s not how it’s been in this country. When we say ‘relationships’ in this country we thought we have a relationship with our parents our friends our brothers our sisters all kinds of relationships. But if you go in the West and you say ‘a relationship’ it means body-based relationship. First drop that idea relationships can be on many different levels isn’t it? Why are we making only one particular relationship so important against the other? Yes it is also an important relationship but not against the other isn’t it? But right now slowly we are building this Western ideology that this relationship versus the rest it need not be so. The reason why in this country you know marriages have been very stable not always because two people were getting along great not always. Because when they got married a few thousand people got married along with them; bride and the groom were a small aspect of the marriage (Laughs) there were so many other people involved. Now if you have to break it you have to break it on all levels you can’t break it. You know your father and his father or your father and her father may be having such a wonderful friendship you can’t break it now. Even if you want to break it with your wife you can’t break it because the whole family has joined up in so many ways it’s not just about two people. Is this good or bad? See in the course of living together people today you got into some kind of situation in the evening today you thought ‘This is it I don’t want to see your face again – finished.’ But tomorrow morning you’re again in love. Hasn’t this happened to you any number of times? Yes? If there is a whole lot of people around you when that evening when that feeling came ‘That I don’t want to see your face again’ at that moment if you pack up and leave it’s finished; you can’t come back tomorrow morning. But now there’s a whole lot of situation that you can’t leave you stayed on tomorrow morning everything is wonderful. Unfortunately most human beings are still like this isn’t it? They can’t be so aware and every day they can manage everything beautifully that’s not how it’s going life. Isn’t it so? Ugly things happen isn’t it in beautiful relationships? Don’t they happen? Even in most beautiful relationships ugly incidents are happening. Isn’t it so? To sustain those moments of ugliness you need some support system. If there was just two idiots are there they’ll break. (Laughs) So once children come it gets little more difficult but before that all the others are important. (Laughs) So what is this new thing about living live-in and marriage? So what you are saying is ‘I’ll walk out whenever I feel like it’ isn’t it? That’s not good for anybody. This is a huge load on human consciousness there is no emotional security. I think United States of America Just recently I was addressing a group of people just a week ago and I was telling them one big reason They were talking about the economic meltdown ‘Why are we not productive? Why is it that this has happened?’ I said ‘One important thing is there’s no emotional security for the man and the woman. You go out when you come back you don’t know whether your home will be there or not. You don’t know whether your wife will be waiting for you or not’ this is there on most people’s minds; at least fifty percent of the people’s minds. With this level of insecurity your husband goes to the office you don’t know whether he’ll come back or go away with the secretary. When this emotional insecurity is there you cannot focus on anything. People cannot be productive when there is no stable emotional situation for themselves. Here we fixed the marriage in such a way no matter what happens you can’t break this. It doesn’t matter what stupid things you do you still have to come back to that place that gives a certain sense of security. There may be lot of ugliness in the situation but still there is a stability where you can focus on what you’re doing. so when you say marriage versus live-in what is it? Uncommitedly you want to live in that’s all isn’t it? You don’t want to live in a committed way. I don’t think living in a uncommitted way together is a good thing nor is there any I’m I’m not saying marriage means some pujari (priest) has to come and say a mantra for you but it must be a committed relationship. If there’s no commitment there’s no real sense of respect. When there’s intimacy there must also be respect for the other person’s body mind and everything isn’t it? When you say ‘I’m not committed to you whenever I feel like it I’ll walk out’ there is no sense of value and respect for the other person isn’t it? So marriage is not some fairytale thing happening nor is it happening in heaven it is just a statement of commitment that ‘I’m with you’ isn’t it? If you’re against commitment no I don’t think that’s a good thing to do. It will not bring the stability that you’re seeking out of that relationship. If you’re just looking for pleasure it’s up to you but if you’re looking for a stable situation it takes commitment. Without commitment there is no stable situation. So marriage is not performed by somebody that is only for social reasons. Marriage is between two people that there is a sense of commitment ‘I’m with you’ isn’t it? Whether we actually go through a ceremony or do not go through a ceremony could be a choice but I don’t think there’s a choice about whether we are committed to each other or not then you will never know the joy of being together; it’ll always be a calculation isn’t it? It’ll always be a calculation isn’t it ‘What can I get out of you what can you’ Once there is ‘What can I get out of you?’ a relationship cannot be beautiful.

Live-in Relationships – How Much Does Commitment Matter _ Sadhguru – Notes

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