Sadhguru Talks Who You Are, What You Are Not | Sadhguru
Apr 9, 2021
A spiritual exploration of who we truly are, questioning body and mind as mere gathered things. Discussion on how mental content comes from outside and can mislead identity. A humorous Cincinnati story highlights pitfalls of self-claims. Guidance centers on seeking by removing what is not you rather than jumping to conclusions.
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Gathered Contents Cannot Be The Self
- Sadhguru states body and mind contents are gathered from outside, therefore they cannot be your true self.
- This implies identity must remain once all acquired physical and mental contents are set aside.
Airport Story About Knowing Who You Are
- Sadhguru recounts a man at Cincinnati airport who jumped a line and asked the agent "Do you know who I am?" and the agent announced he didn't know who he was.
- The story illustrates how claiming identity without self-understanding looks absurd in everyday life.
Remove What You Are Not To Find Yourself
- Do not rush to conclude "Who am I?"; instead actively seek by removing what you are not.
- Sadhguru teaches the practice of setting aside body and mind content so what remains reveals your true self.