The Real Reason Human Beings Cry #DailyWisdom
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Why does Sadhguru say tears aren’t caused by suffering?
Tears means most people think some pain or suffering is happening. Tears don't come because of suffering.
Tears come whenever any experience crosses a certain limit.
How does Sadhguru explain the link between extreme joy and crying?
If you feel too much joy, tears will come. If you feel too much love, tears will come. Ecstasy, tears will come.
What role do love and ecstasy play in triggering tears, according to Sadhguru?
Of course, pain, misery, whatever. For most people, only pain crosses that limit. Their joy, their peace, their love never crosses those limits.
Why does Sadhguru claim that not shedding tears of joy means you haven’t truly started living?
If your cheeks have not been washed by tears of love, joy and ecstasy, you are yet to start living.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
Why does Sadhguru say tears aren’t caused by suffering?
0:02–0:28
2
How does Sadhguru explain the link between extreme joy and crying?
0:28–0:35
3
What role do love and ecstasy play in triggering tears, according to Sadhguru?
0:35–0:45
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Why does Sadhguru claim that not shedding tears of joy means you haven’t truly started living?
0:45–0:52