Sadhguru

But if you don't do any of those things, simply pay attention to creation, you will see the source of creation is absolute brilliance. Yeah, I would agree with that. brilliance, but not data-driven. Hmm. You must understand, evolution is that, that it's not data-driven. It's being driven by intelligence. A egg becomes a human being, not data-driven.

But if you don't do any of those things, simply pay attention to creation, you will see the source of creation is absolute brilliance. Yeah, I would agree with that. brilliance, but not data-driven. Hmm. You must understand, evolution is that, that it's not data-driven. It's being driven by intelligence. A egg becomes a human being, not data-driven.

So, there's an intelligence within you which is unsullied by memory. This we call as chitta. There is a mischievous way in the yogic culture, there's a mischievous way of saying this. They say, If you touch your chitta, if you find access to your chitta, God will become your slave. That means He will do what you want. You don't even have to ask.

So, there's an intelligence within you which is unsullied by memory. This we call as chitta. There is a mischievous way in the yogic culture, there's a mischievous way of saying this. They say, If you touch your chitta, if you find access to your chitta, God will become your slave. That means He will do what you want. You don't even have to ask.

So, there's an intelligence within you which is unsullied by memory. This we call as chitta. There is a mischievous way in the yogic culture, there's a mischievous way of saying this. They say, If you touch your chitta, if you find access to your chitta, God will become your slave. That means He will do what you want. You don't even have to ask.

No, no. Concept means you made it up. Oh, it does? The word concept means you made it. Ah. This, I'm not making it. I'm asking you, that's why, is it fact or fiction what I'm saying? Yeah. So chitta is...

No, no. Concept means you made it up. Oh, it does? The word concept means you made it. Ah. This, I'm not making it. I'm asking you, that's why, is it fact or fiction what I'm saying? Yeah. So chitta is...

No, no. Concept means you made it up. Oh, it does? The word concept means you made it. Ah. This, I'm not making it. I'm asking you, that's why, is it fact or fiction what I'm saying? Yeah. So chitta is...

We can access. We don't have to evolve it. It is the thing. Okay. That's fascinating, man. If you find access, suddenly your life is magical. If you don't find access, it's hard labor.

We can access. We don't have to evolve it. It is the thing. Okay. That's fascinating, man. If you find access, suddenly your life is magical. If you don't find access, it's hard labor.

We can access. We don't have to evolve it. It is the thing. Okay. That's fascinating, man. If you find access, suddenly your life is magical. If you don't find access, it's hard labor.

See, one thing is as a demonstrating project, we have what is called as Cauvery Calling. What is it called? Cauvery Calling. Cauvery Calling? Yeah. Cauvery is the name of a river in southern India. It's the lifeline for three states. Okay. It runs through three states. Okay. As a young person, I grew up around Cauvery River. Okay.

See, one thing is as a demonstrating project, we have what is called as Cauvery Calling. What is it called? Cauvery Calling. Cauvery Calling? Yeah. Cauvery is the name of a river in southern India. It's the lifeline for three states. Okay. It runs through three states. Okay. As a young person, I grew up around Cauvery River. Okay.

See, one thing is as a demonstrating project, we have what is called as Cauvery Calling. What is it called? Cauvery Calling. Cauvery Calling? Yeah. Cauvery is the name of a river in southern India. It's the lifeline for three states. Okay. It runs through three states. Okay. As a young person, I grew up around Cauvery River. Okay.

So why is this? Because we must understand this, how rivers are made. Here, the big rivers, like let's say Mississippi. Mississippi has been a fascination for me because we read a lot of Mark Twain. I went to his place, Hannibal. Oh, you did? Yes, to see his house, his museum.

So why is this? Because we must understand this, how rivers are made. Here, the big rivers, like let's say Mississippi. Mississippi has been a fascination for me because we read a lot of Mark Twain. I went to his place, Hannibal. Oh, you did? Yes, to see his house, his museum.

So why is this? Because we must understand this, how rivers are made. Here, the big rivers, like let's say Mississippi. Mississippi has been a fascination for me because we read a lot of Mark Twain. I went to his place, Hannibal. Oh, you did? Yes, to see his house, his museum.

Pretty cool. So, just two days ago, I got this book I had missed called Roughing It. Have you seen the book? One of his books called Roughing It. So, I just got that. I'm here to open it. Oh, nice. Congratulations. So… So, Mississippi, if you look at it, nearly 90% of its water comes from the Great Lakes, which is actually ice melting.

Pretty cool. So, just two days ago, I got this book I had missed called Roughing It. Have you seen the book? One of his books called Roughing It. So, I just got that. I'm here to open it. Oh, nice. Congratulations. So… So, Mississippi, if you look at it, nearly 90% of its water comes from the Great Lakes, which is actually ice melting.

Pretty cool. So, just two days ago, I got this book I had missed called Roughing It. Have you seen the book? One of his books called Roughing It. So, I just got that. I'm here to open it. Oh, nice. Congratulations. So… So, Mississippi, if you look at it, nearly 90% of its water comes from the Great Lakes, which is actually ice melting.