Sadhguru's experiences with otherwordly life

[Strat]

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In this JRE clip, Joe interview Sadhguru. They covered lots of topics but in this clip Sadhguru mentions inviting (for lack of a better term) other worldly beings into a volunteer. It's quite the story.

The clip also has a brief video of it happening. There's not much to be seen in the video, it basically just is a gal lying on the ground as Sadhguru waves his hand over her. She recounts the experience as feeling like a lot of electricity flew through her.

Sadhguru also says this particular area is a 'hot spot' and like clockwork at 2:30am the other worldly lives come out. He seems to struggle to find a word to properly describe them. It's an interesting clip for sure, check it out.

[Mike]

I like Sadhguru. However, when asked a question he will typically waffle for 5 or 10 mins, never really answering it directly. Then I will forget why I clicked on the video in the first place and be forced to check the video title to reorient myself. Once I remember why I'm watching the video I'm none the wiser, because the guy never really addresses what's being suggested in the title anyway.

I fell for this trick about 4,000,000 times, because I'm an idiot. But now I'm on to him.

[Strat]

Lol I have not had the same experience. I like him but he's not for everybody.

[Johnnycomelately]

Lol I have not had the same experience. I like him but he's not for everybody.

Can’t believe I’m quicker than Mike. I think he’s sandbagging here, as I saw through this guy first time hearing him (here). I hope I’m not out of line wondering what the h in his name is doing there.

Clearly a tourist guru. I like Joe’s questioning, but have no interest in what other questions he may have asked in that interview.

Got to hope beardman makes an OK living off those tourists though. I met a bunch of them (culture tourists) at McLeod Gange in the mid 90’s, they are low hanging fruit. And hitting the Chillum is fine by me.

[onawah]

He is obviously a charming man, but a couple of things came to my mind when watching the clip.
First, at about 4 minutes in, he said the temperature was subzero at the spot where the experiment was conducted, but they would have had to have been bundled up a lot more than they were if that were the case, and since they weren't, they would have been much more visibly affected by the cold.
Second, I don't think he's traveled all over the world visiting other locations where there are certain energetic anomalies enough to make comparisons, and though the one near Mt. Kailish may be unique, it's not the only such place, and at one point he says there are other such places, but then he implies that it is the only such place, so he's very unclear.
In any case, there are many places where UFOs and ETs and EDs are regularly seen, and there have been credible reports of ET bases underground and inside of mountains.

[Franny]

I dunno, he keeps some strange company and he likes all the jabs Fauci likes.

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[onawah]

Then he is certainly not a wise man at all!

I dunno, he keeps some strange company and he likes all the jabs Fauci likes.

[gini]

With his almost hysterical reaction on the plandemic ,even in the months after the initial shock & uncertainty,when it was obviously a psy op ,Sadhguru kept his followers in fear including enforcing the nonsensical measures like social distancing ,pcr testing and to wear useless facemasks.

I was really dissapointed that such a wise man,with all his 'yogic' knowledge would give in to such superstitious unscientific assumptions,basically the same what the church did. To see the reactions of socalled spiritual and political leaders is probably one of the most eyeopening & positive sides of this scamdamic.

But he is nevertheless an outstanding facinating speaker ,i think he reached the absolute top and has thus a strong influence on public opinion,i think he is a keyfigure of this time,who knows?he might be playing us for a higher goal..you never know with these mystics:sherlock:

[Strat]

Meh to each his own. I disagree with all of you but I'm not going to pick apart arguments because I don't care about this topic too much. Mike says he waffles but I love waffles!

Much love to you all even when we disagree :heart:

[ZenBaller]

Spiritually speaking, all his "teachings" are mainstream common sense stuff with a guru wrapping. His appearance and his talent to voice them in a simple, approachable way, made him very popular to the masses. The reason I'm highly suspicious of him is firstly, intuitively something doesn't feel right when I hear him. Secondly and realistically, he has way too many friends and appearances with people of the World Economic Forum who are deeply connected to the cabal.

[Mike]

Spiritually speaking, all his "teachings" are mainstream common sense stuff with a guru wrapping. His appearance and his talent to voice them in a simple, approachable way, made him very popular to the masses. The reason I'm highly suspicious of him is firstly, intuitively something doesn't feel right when I hear him. Secondly and realistically, he has way too many friends and appearances with people of the World Economic Forum who are deeply connected to the cabal.


Good points.

And he's also incredibly wealthy. Absurdly, preposterously, obnoxiously wealthy.

I think our true gurus should live comfortably and I have nothing against that. I support it. Profit isn't a dirty word for me, even in the spiritual arena. And I understand he gives much of it away with various philanthropic pursuits, but I can't help but be very very suspicious when a so called guru becomes excessively rich. You can't become that rich without devoting loads of your time and energy towards becoming that rich...which leaves precious little time for spiritual pursuits. So that raises some serious questions.

P.s. Strat I love waffles too. Love em!

[Spiral]

Certainly right abut 2.30 am ........but the rest is waffle to pull anyone interested in anything "novel" in

What is it with 2.30 anyway ? Everything from ghosts to ufos comes out , does it relate to where most humans brain waves are on a spectrum or something ?

[Wind]

Spiritually speaking, all his "teachings" are mainstream common sense stuff with a guru wrapping. His appearance and his talent to voice them in a simple, approachable way, made him very popular to the masses. The reason I'm highly suspicious of him is firstly, intuitively something doesn't feel right when I hear him. Secondly and realistically, he has way too many friends and appearances with people of the World Economic Forum who are deeply connected to the cabal.

This is how I have observed him to be too and the Youtube algorithm promotes him a lot, presumably because a lot of money has been put into advertising him. His title Sadhguru translates into true guru which is a bit hilarious, I think he should instead call himself the Mainstream Guru. If you get something beneficial out his teachings then good for you, but I just don't "feel" it and I always go by feeling, also his background indeed seems quite shady and he sure has a lot of wealth and a big organization behind him.

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[anasazi]

I woleheartedly agree--we have many vortices on the North American Continent. I love to explore them on vacations and make art when their are petroglyphs. I need to learn how to attach photos on this site. I can commune with the ancestors but I can't upload a photo because I can't remember the instructions--go figure.

[Merkaba360]

Spiritually speaking, all his "teachings" are mainstream common sense stuff with a guru wrapping. His appearance and his talent to voice them in a simple, approachable way, made him very popular to the masses. The reason I'm highly suspicious of him is firstly, intuitively something doesn't feel right when I hear him. Secondly and realistically, he has way too many friends and appearances with people of the World Economic Forum who are deeply connected to the cabal.


Good points.

And he's also incredibly wealthy. Absurdly, preposterously, obnoxiously wealthy.

I think our true gurus should live comfortably and I have nothing against that. I support it. Profit isn't a dirty word for me, even in the spiritual arena. And I understand he gives much of it away with various philanthropic pursuits, but I can't help but be very very suspicious when a so called guru becomes excessively rich. You can't become that rich without devoting loads of your time and energy towards becoming that rich...which leaves precious little time for spiritual pursuits. So that raises some serious questions.

P.s. Strat I love waffles too. Love em!

Apparently his net worth is 25 million. If that is accurate, is that absurdly rich? From what I have seen, he is trying to fix some big problems in India and elsewhere. And helping in smaller ways as well. Now he is trying to create change to help the depletion of soil nutrients. Im fine with people of such ambitions having 10s or 100s of millions $$$.

I think its way easier for a person with true spiritual power to gain wealth without being some insanely driven businessman or whatever. Sadguru and Eckhart both have some kind of spiritual awakening making them beyond the norm. Not sure if any are fully liberated. Echkart is much more likely, since his teachings always come back to the same thing, which is what seems to be the case with liberated beings.

I hadnt heard of his connections to the WEF and cabal types. I guess I need to look into that. But, one is going to associate with those types at times if pushing for systemic changes/improvements. I think Sadhguru is a bit brighter than simply just rehashing mainstream "common sense". He does speak of some pretty deep insights. And I doubt most of us could get on stage and win over such a huge crowd by just rehashing similarly.

I'm basically neutral on the guy, but not sure ZenBaller , Mike , etc. are giving him a fair shake. Although, there are some good points in this thread that question him. I dont follow him that much, so I can just comment on the little I have witnessed. It seems his actions are positively aiming to help people, no? Is there anything shady he has done that affects the little people?

Maybe we have a Sadhguru guru who has dug deep into this guy and could enlighten me....lol

[Mike]

Yep, fair enough Merkaba. I hear you.

I heard him once say his mission was to plant yogic agents all over the world. He was smiling when he said it, but he meant it. That's how he views his mission.

What's wrong with that? Well I've come to think of yoga as subversive. Even the type soccer moms take on weekends. The positions are highly symbolic and frankly, sinister. As is the religion it stems from, Hinduism. Which is largely demonic in my view.

I believe he's under the influence of otherworldly beings. Saghguru would call that being Shiva and assign all sorts of wondrous qualities to him/it. I'm doubtful.

He does appear to be involved with many philanthropic pursuits. But on the other hand so does Bill Gates:) The money he's acquired, the sordid people he rubs shoulders with, and the influence he has makes me suspicious. His attitude towards vaccines makes me suspicious too. As does his view on the nature of the soul, God, and the entities he reveres.

I don't think he's deliberately trying to harm anyone. I believe he believes he's doing the right things. And maybe he is. These are just my initial impressions

[Strat]

Yep, fair enough Merkaba. I hear you.

I heard him once say his mission was to plant yogic agents all over the world. He was smiling when he said it, but he meant it. That's how he views his mission.

What's wrong with that? Well I've come to think of yoga as subversive. Even the type soccer moms take on weekends. The positions are highly symbolic and frankly, sinister. As is the religion it stems from, Hinduism. Which is largely demonic in my view.

I believe he's under the influence of otherworldly beings. Saghguru would call that being Shiva and assign all sorts of wondrous qualities to him/it. I'm doubtful.

He does appear to be involved with many philanthropic pursuits. But on the other hand so does Bill Gates:) The money he's acquired, the sordid people he rubs shoulders with, and the influence he has makes me suspicious. His attitude towards vaccines makes me suspicious too. As does his view on the nature of the soul, God, and the entities he reveres.

I don't think he's deliberately trying to harm anyone. I believe he believes he's doing the right things. And maybe he is. These are just my initial impressions

Mike I love you but you dun lost your mind lol. I don't mean because of your views on Sadhguru but yoga. Thinking of yoga as demonic and subversive is like when Christians lost their minds over Black Sabbath and certain video games like Diablo.

That being said I think that'd be an interesting thread! I'd like to hear other folks' thoughts on this.

[Merkaba360]

Yep, fair enough Merkaba. I hear you.

I heard him once say his mission was to plant yogic agents all over the world. He was smiling when he said it, but he meant it. That's how he views his mission.

What's wrong with that? Well I've come to think of yoga as subversive. Even the type soccer moms take on weekends. The positions are highly symbolic and frankly, sinister. As is the religion it stems from, Hinduism. Which is largely demonic in my view.

I believe he's under the influence of otherworldly beings. Saghguru would call that being Shiva and assign all sorts of wondrous qualities to him/it. I'm doubtful.

He does appear to be involved with many philanthropic pursuits. But on the other hand so does Bill Gates:) The money he's acquired, the sordid people he rubs shoulders with, and the influence he has makes me suspicious. His attitude towards vaccines makes me suspicious too. As does his view on the nature of the soul, God, and the entities he reveres.

I don't think he's deliberately trying to harm anyone. I believe he believes he's doing the right things. And maybe he is. These are just my initial impressions

Yea, I suppose we do have to be super critical to make sure them damm Interdimensional demons/jerks or whatever arent influencing everything.

Sadhguru even comments about how people (I blame the women mostly lol) have degraded yoga down to an exercise. :) Normies always do that to anything that is more advanced than them, like the teachings of Buddha or Lao Tsu, etc. I havent done yoga, but it sounds like its really changed a lot of peoples energy to feel much better. So, not sure how that helps the dark jerks.

Well we actually have pretty strong and lengthy evidences of Bill Gates philanthropy being not what it appears to be. So, Its only fair if someone can pick apart what Sadhguru is doing for philanthropy. 1, 2, 3..... Not It !!! lol

Yea, the vaccine thing is the most annoying and suspicious. But, i can see it being a hard call. Not wanting to piss off like half their followers. Apparently, his powers don't allow him to know what is actually in the damn shots and what they do.

I was reading another thread bashing David Icke pushing new age mumbo jumbo. these kinds of shots are taken at people a lot, which is fine. But it makes me suspicious of people when they use such weak arguments. Like i'd love to hear exactly what Icke of Sadhguru said that is spiritually wrong and dangerous that perhaps the Reptoids are getting off on. lol Cuz often I see people in the box calling something mumbo jumbo just because they enjoy their ignorance and illusory world view. But I realize it takes time to sort out the details and its easier just to make these quick statements.

Anyway, I'll keep a suspicious eye on Sadhguru next time. :)

Yea Strat. It is a real mess. Maybe the demons are trying to put doubt in yoga to undermine its effect and Mike fell for it. lol I guess we have to try it ourselves and see if it really improves our lives. Many are adamant it has. But I am suspicious of anything the women flock to. lmao.

Who knows....

[Mike]

Yep, fair enough Merkaba. I hear you.

I heard him once say his mission was to plant yogic agents all over the world. He was smiling when he said it, but he meant it. That's how he views his mission.

What's wrong with that? Well I've come to think of yoga as subversive. Even the type soccer moms take on weekends. The positions are highly symbolic and frankly, sinister. As is the religion it stems from, Hinduism. Which is largely demonic in my view.

I believe he's under the influence of otherworldly beings. Saghguru would call that being Shiva and assign all sorts of wondrous qualities to him/it. I'm doubtful.

He does appear to be involved with many philanthropic pursuits. But on the other hand so does Bill Gates:) The money he's acquired, the sordid people he rubs shoulders with, and the influence he has makes me suspicious. His attitude towards vaccines makes me suspicious too. As does his view on the nature of the soul, God, and the entities he reveres.

I don't think he's deliberately trying to harm anyone. I believe he believes he's doing the right things. And maybe he is. These are just my initial impressions

Mike I love you but you dun lost your mind lol. I don't mean because of your views on Sadhguru but yoga. Thinking of yoga as demonic and subversive is like when Christians lost their minds over Black Sabbath and certain video games like Diablo.

That being said I think that'd be an interesting thread! I'd like to hear other folks' thoughts on this.


You may just be right about me losing my mind. But I stand by what I said about yoga. This is a long video but worth your time if you have it. It confirms my previously held suspicions and also things I've read and seen in the past. I haven't researched any of this at great length, and I'm not totally married to the idea, but I have strong reasons to believe what I do. These guys are coming at it from a Catholic perspective, so you would expect some criticism obviously. But I found this man to be refreshingly grounded and honest.
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[onawah]

I think Mike is just trying to provoke us with ridiculous views on yoga and Hinduism to see what kind of reaction he'll get. :jester:

But as for the guru, if he's pushing the jab, regardless of whether he has access to the science proving they are a means of depopulation or not, he is no guru at all.
What makes a guru if it isn't a 6th sense or clairvoyant ability to know?
Even ordinary people have valid gut reactions to the vaccine agenda telling them it's dangerous.

The branches of yoga have more or less been distilled down to six; Hatha yoga, which focuses on the physical body, is just one.
​Practicing Hatha yoga is often thought as beginner's yoga, but it lends itself to meditation, which is part of the more esoteric branches of yoga.

Jnana Yoga: study and self-analysis
Bhakti Yoga: love and devotion to any form of God
Japa Yoga: repetition of a mantra to clear, calm, and steady the mind
Karma Yoga: the path of selfless service
Hatha Yoga: postures, techniques for breath control, deep relaxation, cleansing practices
Raja Yoga: the Yoga of synthesis and the science of meditation and the mind.
From: https://www.yogalifecenter.org/sixbranchesofyoga


Yep, fair enough Merkaba. I hear you.

I heard him once say his mission was to plant yogic agents all over the world. He was smiling when he said it, but he meant it. That's how he views his mission.

What's wrong with that? Well I've come to think of yoga as subversive. Even the type soccer moms take on weekends. The positions are highly symbolic and frankly, sinister. As is the religion it stems from, Hinduism. Which is largely demonic in my view.

I believe he's under the influence of otherworldly beings. Saghguru would call that being Shiva and assign all sorts of wondrous qualities to him/it. I'm doubtful.

He does appear to be involved with many philanthropic pursuits. But on the other hand so does Bill Gates:) The money he's acquired, the sordid people he rubs shoulders with, and the influence he has makes me suspicious. His attitude towards vaccines makes me suspicious too. As does his view on the nature of the soul, God, and the entities he reveres.

I don't think he's deliberately trying to harm anyone. I believe he believes he's doing the right things. And maybe he is. These are just my initial impressions

[Mike]

I think Mike is just trying to provoke us with ridiculous views on yoga and Hinduism to see what kind of reaction he'll get. :jester:

But as for the guru, if he's pushing the jab, regardless of whether he has access to the science proving they are a means of depopulation or not, he is no guru at all.
What makes a guru if it isn't a 6th sense or clairvoyant ability to know?
Even ordinary people have valid gut reactions to the vaccine agenda telling them it's dangerous.

The branches of yoga have more or less been distilled down to six; Hatha yoga, which focuses on the physical body, is just one.
​Practicing Hatha yoga is often thought as beginner's yoga, but it lends itself to meditation, which is part of the more esoteric branches of yoga.

Jnana Yoga: study and self-analysis
Bhakti Yoga: love and devotion to any form of God
Japa Yoga: repetition of a mantra to clear, calm, and steady the mind
Karma Yoga: the path of selfless service
Hatha Yoga: postures, techniques for breath control, deep relaxation, cleansing practices
Raja Yoga: the Yoga of synthesis and the science of meditation and the mind.
From: https://www.yogalifecenter.org/sixbranchesofyoga


Yep, fair enough Merkaba. I hear you.

I heard him once say his mission was to plant yogic agents all over the world. He was smiling when he said it, but he meant it. That's how he views his mission.

What's wrong with that? Well I've come to think of yoga as subversive. Even the type soccer moms take on weekends. The positions are highly symbolic and frankly, sinister. As is the religion it stems from, Hinduism. Which is largely demonic in my view.

I believe he's under the influence of otherworldly beings. Saghguru would call that being Shiva and assign all sorts of wondrous qualities to him/it. I'm doubtful.

He does appear to be involved with many philanthropic pursuits. But on the other hand so does Bill Gates:) The money he's acquired, the sordid people he rubs shoulders with, and the influence he has makes me suspicious. His attitude towards vaccines makes me suspicious too. As does his view on the nature of the soul, God, and the entities he reveres.

I don't think he's deliberately trying to harm anyone. I believe he believes he's doing the right things. And maybe he is. These are just my initial impressions


No!:) I'm being serious. Not trying to provoke or play contrarian or anything like that.

I'd like to start a thread on this and maybe I will. We'll see. It'll take quite an investment in time and energy to do it right. But now I feel a stubborn need to further explain myself. And when I hear that call there's usually no denying it

[Wind]

No!:) I'm being serious. Not trying to provoke or play contrarian or anything like that.

You honestly believe that hinduism is demonic? What makes you believe that? You sound like my late Pentecostal grandpa, Mike!

[Merkaba360]

No!:) I'm being serious. Not trying to provoke or play contrarian or anything like that.

You honestly believe that hinduism is demonic? What makes you believe that? You sound like my late Pentecostal grandpa, Mike!

Clearly, there is a huge difference between a mind controlled religious person excusing the competition of being demonic or whatever with no rational argument in order to be dismissive, and someone aware that otherworldly beings are involved in controlling us humans.

I'd point out that all religions have some degree of distortion. Some of that comes from it ignorant followers that dumb down the higher intelligence that created it. If otherworldly beings are messing with us, I would assume they would have tried to mess with Every religion to some degree. If not, that wouldnt be a very good job at controlling us. But who knows how much protection there is from the good guys allowing balance and truth to have its place on earth.

[Wind]

Clearly, there is a huge difference between a mind controlled religious person excusing the competition of being demonic or whatever with no rational argument in order to be dismissive, and someone aware that otherworldly beings are involved in controlling us humans.

I'd point out that all religions have some degree of distortion. Some of that comes from it ignorant followers that dumb down the higher intelligence that created it. If otherworldly beings are messing with us, I would assume they would have tried to mess with Every religion to some degree. If not, that wouldnt be a very good job at controlling us. But who knows how much protection there is from the good guys allowing balance and truth to have its place on earth.

Obviously and Christianity isn't or hasn't been in any way exempt from that either. Or would you call burning the witches, crusades and other atrocities anything else than demonic? There is the good and the bad in every religion, but Hinduism is one of the oldest religions on the planet and contains many wisdoms. All religions have wisdoms in them and central tenets pointing to one single truth. Of course negative beings would try to deceive us and divert and manipulate the truth to their own liking. How the Bible was made and edited is certainly an interesting story too.

[onawah]

Certainly there have been fraudulent Hindu cults and gurus. A new expose on the late Yogi Bhajan, who has had a huge following, just came out. See:
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I think every religion has had it's share of genuinely spiritual proponents, but it's hard to say which religion has spawned the most frauds.
If I had to choose which of the major religion has had the most negative effect on the world, I would have to say the Muslim faith, with its definition of "nonbelievers" or "heretics", which refers to anyone who isn't a Muslim.
Not to mention their hideous treatment of women.
(This is, other than the religion of Satanism, of course.)
Hindus and Buddhists at least don't deny that there have been genuine prophets and saints from other religions.
Christian Fundamentalists are probably still iffy on that point, while I think most modern Christians are much more open minded.
There have been plenty of scandals in the Church of Modern Day Saints (Mormons), though they've been covered up more than most.

[Watching from Cyprus]

With his almost hysterical reaction on the plandemic ,even in the months after the initial shock & uncertainty,when it was obviously a psy op ,Sadhguru kept his followers in fear including enforcing the nonsensical measures like social distancing ,pcr testing and to wear useless facemasks.

If he never advocated the actual Jab/s, he was maybe clever by protecting his followers, since the so-called super spreaders are the Jabbed who will bring non Jabbed in risk of being contaminated, SO !!!

Alex Jones obviously calls him a demon based on Sadhguru stating that most wants more souls on the planet but he himself wants less... Think about it.. I personally agree with Sadhguru there (after i had black boxed him following Alex's view, but Alex could be wrong here).. Lets see ..

Sadhguru has humour and that is important..

Mojii Baba i feel from inside is a good man/soul.

Love to you all
Peter