I noticed there's parents on this sub. The kids will be 15x more likely to have schizophrenia.
What's the general consensus on this, is it unethical?
Think about how there's no other Sadhguru.
He even talked about how there's only one person who is enlightened like him but that person has now passed away.
This spiritual journey is very hopeless, what makes you think out of the billions of people who fail, you'll be the exception that gets to experience what Sadhguru talks about when he talks about transcending the body & mind?
Someone says there's no point in life, then the comments agree with them.
Then this gets repeated every day.
I could've lived without schizophrenia but I was stupid and smoked weed. I was one of the people who only catch it once you do drugs.
The meds neuter your brain to where you can't enjoy shit anymore.
Fuck abilify, I feel flat and don't know what to do.
Sadhguru said that the state your mind is in when you die gets multiplied a thousand fold. So if you were in a state of fear it gets multiplied and becomes hell.
A schizophrenic person, will their delusions multiply a thousand fold?
It makes me wonder if a Schizophrenic person is destined to some kind of hell when they die then. Can a Schizophrenia person have a good peaceful death?
I'm tired of living and I just want Mukti. How do I speed it up?
He said that there's yogi's who die at the age of 30 or 33 because they burn up all their karma.
How can I do the same?
There is an endless cycle of desire, where you get your desire and then a new desire pops up. People really think if they just get that one thing they always wanted, they will be content and satisfied with life.
But not even the billionaires are satisfied with what they have.
The billionaires show the true nature of how desire is a neverending cycle.
Edit: For those who are struggling to survive, they might only desire just one thing ("the basics"). But once you manage to get past survival, you realize your desires don't simply disappear. New ones will appear. Life really begins as a human once you get past survival, once you're no longer struggling paycheck to paycheck. You then realize you are constantly desiring new things, instead of being satisfied/content.
An animal can be content with just having their stomach full, but a human being will constantly want more than what they have. Think about how people even aspire for enlightenment. They are always on this journey for something "more" in their life.
Reincarnation is a thing and western version of enlightenment is watered down for mass appeal. Mainstream audience gets to believe that they're immortal and there will be some afterlife after death.
In India it's acknowledged that this is your afterlife.
You could've been a cockroach, a pig or a chicken but you lucked out and became a Human.
A human birth is rare and you should be using that opportunity to escape Samsara. I see this sub talking about chop wood & carry water, but none is realizing that your next birth could go back to being an insect if your vasana's are not heading in the direction of liberation.
Your tendencies pick your next birth, so if all you do is live like an animal (eat, sleep, reproduce) then you'll likely end up an animal next birth or a bug. Because they can do the same things.
There's a reason you see people fast, meditate & do yoga. It's to transcend living like an animal.
Western enlightenment is smoking some weed and then thinking you're God.
Eastern Enlightenment goes beyond doing psychedelics.
Edit: now we have people rationalizing why it's great to be a bug. You do you
How many of you reached this boundless state he talks about where you go beyond the physical? Right now I been feeling like shit because I want to experience this state that Sadhguru talks about but I fail to achieve it.
I see so many of you on the verge of giving up, but you haven't even reached 60 years old yet. Life hasn't even reached hard mode for you yet. This is the peak of your life right now, the best years of your life, it's all downhill once you're older and yet you people already given up.
You still have at least 40 years of back problems, aching body, declining health. Declining mental faculties with the possibility of catching dementia or alzheimers and cancer.
Your life has only just begun. Enjoy your best years while you can.
Yogi's practice learning Mahasamadhi that lets them consciously leave the body and die peacefully while breaking free from samsara (reincarnation).
They spend their time practicing techniques like Shoonya & Samadhi to prepare their selves for death, and many die at the ages of 30-35 when they no longer have any interest in the world.
If you don't want to play the game you don't have to if you become a Yogi.
You can opt out as soon as you lose interest in the world.
You also can die fearlessly without any pain.
Has Sadhguru trained other people to become Guru's like him?
Do they know as much as he knows about the occult too?
I am planning on getting a plane ticket and it costs $2,000.
I want to ask for help but I assume I won't get a chance to talk to him.
Are there people there at Isha who are Guru's/knowledgeable like him? Or is he the only person who knows a lot.
So when you die your tendencies still play out, and if you have any fear or anxiety upon death, it gets multiplied. And Sadhguru says this can last for 5,000 years who knows, everyone is different.
The fear and anxiety will multiply on itself so the people who commit suicide, all their suffering are vastly magnified. It's essentially a type of hell basically.
And according to Sadhguru most people go through this because they break their body before they use up their parabdha karma. Honestly if this is all true, then the whole world needs to know about this.
It's tragic.
Any artists on here? I take abilify and lost my creativity with it.
Sadhguru talks about the ultimate and dissolution and it's something everyone is seeking whether they're conscious of it or not.
So how many people here consciously want to die and dissolve?