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Living Being or Psychological Case _ Sadhguru Video
Last updated on: May 3, 2018 at 11:27 am by Sunil Daman
Living Being or Psychological Case _ Sadhguru Video 2018-05-03T11:27:58+05:30 Sunil Daman
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Living Being or Psychological Case – What’s Your Choice _ Sadhguru – Video
Living Being or Psychological Case – What’s Your Choice _ Sadhguru – Transcript
Questioner: We have been asked to recite certain slokams since childhood. One among them is purnamitham So I want you to throw some light on this. Sadhguru: It’s a secret question in the language that you cannot understand. So purna means you know what purna means all of you know purna means complete or absolute. So everything is absolute I am absolute the Creator is absolute everything else is absolute chanting every day but in your experience nothing is absolute everything is threateningly anxiously unstable freaking you out. So unstable day-to-day realities yourself people around you situations around you your social realities financial realities everything seems to be terribly threatening to a point where you’re becoming paranoid. If you see you will see this if you go a child is sleeping if you go and touch the child like this (Gestures) he will open his eyes like this. (Gestures) But most adults you touch them like this bha bhae. (Laughter) Very few adults if you go touch them they can do that yes very few. Most of them will come up bha like this simply because every moment of their life they’re anxious about the realities of their existence. They can go on chanting purnamitham whatever (Laughs) but nothing is complete nothing is absolute everything is so dicey. In their mind life looks so dicey so absolutely inconceivable that they are threatened by every situation in their life. Anxiety rules too many human minds are ruined by anxiety. Now you going on chanting this it is not wrong if you are using it as a reminder; if you are just bullshitting yourself that everything is complete everything is great everything is fantastic… Two ladies met this really happened really (Laughter) after very long time. They were in high school together they had never met for twenty years today they met. And they met in a fancy restaurant and as soon as they sat down one of them started off ‘You know what we just bought a silver ghost for our butler to go and buy vegetables every day.’ You know what’s a silver ghost? You don’t know it’s a Rolls Royce. ‘Oh but for our Chinese gardener he likes a Mercedes so we bought a Mercedes for him because he has to bring so many things. And you know for our dog Tierra (Few Laugh) we actually made a diamond Tierra for her.’ As this person went on saying this the other person said ‘Wow that’s fantastic wow that’s fantastic wow that’s really fantastic’ it went on like this. After exhausting everything ‘What have you being doing?’ She said ‘I have been attending a charms school.’ ‘How quaint what is a charms school what do they do there?’ ‘Well they teach us to say fantastic instead of bullshit.’ (Laughter and Applause) So if you are using it like this no good. If you are using it as a reminder if you are using it as a reminder to remind yourselves somewhere the whole universe is complete by its own nature otherwise it wouldn’t be going on like this isn’t it? Somewhere you’re missing the point because you are not a living being. The reason why you’re missing it is you are not a living being you are a psychological being. You are a bundle of thoughts emotions ideas opinions prejudices all kinds of things. In this there is no completeness this is just a mess. But leave the rubbish that’s happening in your mind; just look at this you are not running it it’s breathing by itself it’s beating the heart the livers are functioning kidneys are functioning everything is happening quite complete isn’t it? Yes or no? Now if you look at this body if you look at the planet if you look at the cosmos and said ‘purnamitham purna’ wow it’s real isn’t it? You look at your mind and all the rubbish that’s happening there and say purnamwhat purnam? (Laughter) If you sit here as a living being everything is complete; if you sit here as a bundle of thoughts emotions and rubbish; if you sit here as just a psychological being you are a case. (Laughter) So do not utter these things from that context just look up these billions of stars not billions of stars billions of galaxies actually everything happening. Hmm? Somebody MBA is sitting and doing it managing it? (Laughter) I am asking you which university did they study to manage this? No something is very complete isn’t it? Something is very absolute which makes all these things happen. If you are in touch with it; purnamitham hundred percent true for you. If you are just here it looks like one big lie and it is a lie. It’s time to at least become a living being don’t become anything else just become a piece of life and you will see it’s complete absolutely complete. If you sit here as a mind always incomplete eternally incomplete it cannot be complete because that’s not its nature. So people who said this; people who made these chants they are living beings they are not minds or mindsets.
Living Being or Psychological Case – What’s Your Choice _ Sadhguru – Notes
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