Sadhguru - "Just ask Yourself "  सद्गुरु - " अपने आप से पूछो "
Channel: KUCH SEEKHA JAYE
Date: 2018-11-21

In this video SADHGURU teaches  how to get the direction in life. Best message by SADHGURU to the people who are still confused in life .Those who are  not able to find out the Goal of life. Don't miss this amazing video.Watch it till the end. Like and share this video to your family and friends and Subscribe our Channel for latest updates.

Jaggi Vasudev (born 3 September 1957), generally referred to as Sadhguru, is an Indian yogi and author. In 1992, Vasudev established Isha Foundation, which has been involved in various activities in the field of spirituality, education, and environment. The organisation has been subject to mixed reception. In 2017, he was awarded Padma Vibhushana by the Government of India for his services in the field of social services.

                                              He was born in Mysore, Karnataka, India, in a Telugu speaking family, Jaggi Vasudev was the youngest of four children – two boys and two girls. His mother was a housewife and his father an ophthalmologist with Indian Railways. Due to the nature of his father's job, the family moved frequently. After his schooling at Demonstration School, Mysore and Mahajana Pre-University College, he graduated from the University of Mysore with a bachelor's degree in English in 1973. Vasudev refused to pursue a post-graduate course, despite parental insistence and instead took to business. 

                                              At the age of 25, on 23 September 1982, Vasudev rode up to the Chamundi Hill and sat on a rock, where he had a 'spiritual experience'. Six weeks afterwards, he left his business to his friend and travelled extensively in an effort to gain insight into his mystical experience. After about a year of meditation and travel, he decided to teach yoga to share his inner experience. In 1983, he conducted his first yoga class with seven participants in Mysore. Over time, he began conducting yoga classes across Karnataka and Hyderabad traveling on his motorcycle, subsisting on the produce of his poultry farm rental and donating the collections received from yoga class participants to a local charity on the last day of the class. 

                                     Jaggi Vasudev was married to Vijayakumari (also called Vijji). This was Vijayakumari's second marriage. Prior to marrying Vasudev she worked in a bank. The couple had a daughter called Radhe. Vijaya Kumari died in 1997. At that time her father alleged that Vasudev had murdered her; Vasudev termed the incident as 'Mahasamadhi' and claimed she had told him about it nine months before her death. The police investigation gave him a clean chit. Vasudev's daughter Radhe Jaggi is a trained bharatanatyam dancer. She married Chennai-based classical vocalist Sandeep Narayan in 2014 at Vasudev's Coimbatore ashram in a ceremony attended by many Indian celebrities.

                                Jaggi Vasudev is the author of several books. His Inner Engineering: A Yogi's Guide to Joy appeared in The New York Times Best Seller list in the "Health", "Religion, Spirituality and Faith",and "Advice, How-To & Miscellaneous" categories. Vasudev is also the author of Mystic's Musings and Death: An Inside Story. 
           
                              Vasudev is a frequent public speaker who has been invited to address many prestigious forums and conferences across the globe, such as the United Nation's Millennium World Peace Summit, the House of Lords, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the International Institute for Management Development. He has also spoken at the annual World Economic Forum in 2007, 2017 and 2020. 


                             Vasudev received the Padma Vibhushan, the second-highest civilian award from the Government of India in 2017 in recognition of his contribution to the field of spirituality. He stood 92nd in The Indian Express' list of 100 most powerful Indians, in 2012 and stood 40th in India Today’s list of 50 most powerful Indians, in 2019.