A Test of True Friendship #DailyWisdom
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What defines a true friend according to Sadhguru?
A true friend is somebody. Who has the courage to tell you what shit you are? And still be loving and nice to you. Yes. You don't have to neg them with what's wrong with them. That's not the point.
Why is having the courage to be unpopular essential in friendship?
But At the same time. You must have the courage to be unpopular with people. If you really have a friend you must have the courage to be unpopular with your friend and still be loving and okay with him.
How do modern friendships based on agreements differ from deeper connections?
Yes. Right now your friendships are always made on agreements. Likes and dislikes.
No.
What does caring for a friend truly mean—doing what's best for them?
Your apples and oranges and still you can be good friends. Yes? If you care, you must do what's good for the other, not for yourself, isn't it?
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What defines a true friend according to Sadhguru?
0:16–0:33
2
Why is having the courage to be unpopular essential in friendship?
0:33–0:49
3
How do modern friendships based on agreements differ from deeper connections?
0:49–1:03
4
What does caring for a friend truly mean—doing what's best for them?
1:03–1:13