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PODCAST

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast

A daily dose of wisdom and nonsense.

A former award winning comedian hosts a nightly show featuring wisdom from the world"s greatest Yogi & Mystic. www.seekingsadhguru.com

comedy spirituality

All Episodes

16:27

Vetting the World, Mending the Body

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

Chat GPT: In a bleary-eyed morning episode, the host insists that wisdom doesn’t go stale—what was true yesterday is still true at sunrise. Between joking about vetting volunteers for world leaders and recounting a homeschool victory (his son memorized 50 random items in 20 minutes), he reflects on physical strain, hockey injuries, and the relief offered by his “gentle witch” osteopath. Then the day’s teaching lands: Sadhguru’s distinction between pain and suffering. Pain, he says, is part of the

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21:14

The Basis of Yoga Before Breakfast

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

Chat GPT: Pre-sunrise and half delirious, the host records from the bedroom, shooing the dog and joking about password keystrokes while admitting last night’s shift wiped him out. Still, he shows up with a quick wisdom drop anchored in Sadhguru’s line: “The basis of yoga is to be absolutely intense and relaxed at the same time.” He reframes it with a clean metaphor—an F1 car at full power yet frictionless—then lands the practical takeaway: most of us confuse intensity with tension and relaxation

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9:09

Love, Lust, and Saturday Night Fever

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

Outside, whispering so the squirrels can sleep, the host admits he’s wiped: long shift, kids’ hockey, not much gas for nonsense. Still, he shows up with a sharp Sadhguru riff—“entertainment hides our madness.” If we were truly sane, we could watch a flower bloom. He contrasts lust (a restless need) with love (settled ease), arguing that modern neurosis thrives because we move too little and medicate it with clubs, screens, and work-as-distraction. Meditation, he says, flips the script: dance for

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21:25

Responsibility Is Limitless (So Is Rewriting)

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/11/01

The host opens with scrambled dates and a clearer compass: don’t be perfect—strive. Fresh off his father’s 50-year sobriety milestone, he decides against a flashy New Year’s headliner and designs a saner comeback: ten tight minutes, filmed, iterated, repeated. He’ll mine old voice memos, compile bits, and let steady reps do the work. To keep peace with the Isha community, he reads Sadhguru’s words instead of piping audio, folding the day’s line—“There is no need to be perfect”—into everything:

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20:24

From Truck Studio to Stage: The Resurgence

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/25

Chat GPT: In a sleepless 6:30 a.m. truck-studio riff, the host makes a live decision: it’s time to get back on stage. He announces a “Resurgence” page to chronicle his return as Jay Malone, sketches a plan for a New Year’s special, and vows to start pushing tickets daily—all while juggling homeschooling, work shifts, and the ongoing Inner World Summit petition. The episode’s spine is Sadhguru’s teaching: “Do not look for anything… Look.” Instead of chasing conclusions—God, meaning, or a tidy

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19:30

Monsoon Monks & Modern Media

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/25

Chat GPT: Tonight’s episode is a brisk, candid push to “reverse the ratio” where lies dominate and truth sits at the fringe. After a whirlwind check-in on homeschooling, work overload, and the still-zero subscriber count, the host dives into Sadhguru’s essay “Time for Truth.” If gossip can go global in seconds, why can’t truth? He spotlights the Buddha-and-courtesan monsoon story as a lesson in unshakable integrity and the quiet power of example over optics. The takeaway is blunt: belief can be

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10:34

The Compulsive Soup & the Sugar Monkey

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/25

Chat GPT: In this chilly late-night episode, the host reflects on homeschooling victories, creative sparks with his daughter, and an unexpected lesson from Sadhguru about cravings and compulsion. After nearly freezing outdoors and juggling too many shifts, he turns to the quote: “If you turn sweet, sweets lose attraction.” From there, he dives into the metaphor of human chemistry—how our “inner soup” determines whether we act consciously or compulsively. Between laughs about mini pizzas, monkey

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7:51

Free Wally, Not Willy

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/25

Chat GPT: The host returns weary but determined, recording from the edge of burnout after a rough homeschool day and a full work shift. Citing Sadhguru’s Diwali message on “removing the cobwebs of prejudice and ignorance,” he confesses that his ignorance feels more like steel armor than gossamer threads. The talk shifts from copyright anxiety over Sadhguru’s voice to the tension of being teacher, parent, and principal all in one body. Amid jokes about “Deep Wally” sounding like a sinking whale, he

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19:47

Chimps, Chaos & the Call to Action

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/25

Chat GPT: The host closes this stretch of Seeking Sadhguru episodes with unfiltered exhaustion, humor, and devotion. After nights wrestling with flooring, fear, and the ego’s monkey mind, he lands on a strange new form of faith: collective absurdity. His plea—go to change.org/innerworldsummit and sign the petition… then teach chimps to do the same—turns into a metaphor for cooperation and consciousness. It’s about mass participation in inner work, not bureaucracy. Between laughter and reverence, he

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27:54

The CEO In Your Skull

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/18

Chat GPT: The host opens in temporal drift—unsure of the date, sure of the noise inside. Today’s theme: fear and anxiety, sparked by an unfinished flooring saga and the daily gauntlet of caregiving. He riffs on ecstasy (Disneyland-you’d-never-leave), the ego as a noisy monkey with a wrench, and the vow to keep showing up nightly. Sadhguru’s quote anchors the episode: “When you truly experience yourself beyond the limitations of the body and mind, there shall be no fear.” Reading from Leaving Your

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28:23

Eat What's In Your Bowl

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/17

Chat GPT: Phone’s dead, iPad’s heavy, dog’s MIA after a puke…perfect ambiance for a midnight dharma talk. The host riffs on ego-as-prop (hello, Weekend at Bernie’s), stage cravings, and a day of youth hockey, coach meetings, and clumsy memory-palace visuals. Tonight’s wisdom centers on Sadhguru’s line: “If you divide the world into what you like and dislike, you become incapable of perceiving the truth.” He reads an article on how likes/dislikes forge personality—and bondage—and shares the Buddha

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34:26

Don't Fix The World, Fix Yourself... & Then My Floor.

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/17

Chat GPT: The host returns punchy and overtired, fresh off a DIY flooring disaster that reminds him why “handy” isn’t one of his traits. Between a croaking frog and throbbing knee, he turns to Sadhguru’s 2017 essay “Life Is Uncertain, but Uncertainty Is Freedom.” The teaching lands: uncertainty equals possibility, while certainty is stagnation. The true fix isn’t flooring—it’s interior stability through yoga and awareness. He confesses his short fuse, a Bell store incident, and gifting his wife’s

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31:17

Opinion Is A Coffin; Attention Is The Key

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/17

Chat GPT: After a week of inner turbulence, the host flips the format: wisdom first, nonsense after. He reads Sadhguru’s 2016 Tennessee darshan on “Transactions of Life,” where incentives and opinions can move you through society but never into life. The talk argues for unprejudiced, intense attention—no carrot, stick, or hope-for-tomorrow—because attention opens doors, while opinion shuts them like a coffin lid. Blossoming, not bargaining, is the point: thoughts, emotions, actions matter only if

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8:56

Spiritual Shuttle Bus Driver & The Joke of Existence

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/09

ChatGPT: “The host records far past midnight, joking that he’s merely the shuttle driver delivering listeners to the “main event” (Sadhguru). Between homeschooling prep and contracting work with difficult clients, he’s building memory-technique cards for his kids until an AI tool hits a “cooldown” data cap. He riffs on karma, calls this episode “half-assed,” and insists Sadhguru would forgive cartoons done in a spirit of play. Posture gripes, taint jokes, and a vow to defer to Sadhguru if asked to

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15:39

Lewis from Heaven & Sadhguru’s Soup

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/08

The host broadcasts from the “truck studio” under a too-bright harvest moon, riffing on conspiracies and grounding in awareness after a workout and Sadhguru’s Death audiobook. Homeschool highlights include a first religious-studies class that spirals from Lucifer to “Lewis,” and a metaphor about life as a forest where a reliable guide matters. The Interworld Summit gets a twist: public leaders sip juice boxes while the “shadowy” ones do five days with Sadhguru. Today’s wisdom centers on Sadhguru’s

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21:00

Incremental Wins & Inner Fire

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/08

The host records outside while one dog cannonballs into the pond and a tractor hums through his dad’s DIY golf course. He admits to a scheduling face-plant that accidentally freed up time for homeschool, memory drills, and a “special family project.” Threading it all together is today’s wisdom: “If you burn bright enough, your limitations will go away. Life has to be lit, not settled.” He extends this into Sadhguru’s lesson on cultivating awareness—shifting from compulsive to conscious choices (even

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17:31

From Human Swords to Divine Surrender

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/06

ChatGPT: “The host opens under a full moon swatting “bites,” riffing on werewolves and word-nerd triumphs (“uncouth”), then wanders through homeschool plans, MMA “human swords,” and a Save Soil cartoon pitch before detonating a full conspiracy monologue about the moon landing. He finally lands the plane with Sadhguru’s teaching on aging well: don’t treat the “last step” any differently, drop identities, and live as pure life—so whether two days old or two days left, everything that needs to happen

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13:18

Choosing a Guru the Sane Way & Being Swole (or Swollen)

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/04

The host recaps a day of yoga, a hard workout, and homeschool wins (paper workbooks, memory training), before spiraling into big comic visions—seven-billion petition signatures, pyramids syncing the year to 360 days, and tail-wagging persistence outside Sadhguru’s hotel room. He then grounds the episode in Sadhguru’s teaching: “too much, too soon” leaves many feeling empty early; don’t “believe,” just try a simple practice and see if it works; and the only real choice is how deeply to live—toward

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9:24

How Reverence Transforms the Ridiculous

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/03

The host riffs on crouching toilets, dogs leaping into “panther mode,” and kids jokingly calling the cops after a parental smooch, before pivoting to Sadhguru’s teaching on Vijay Dashami. The day, he explains, is about conquering the fundamental qualities of existence—tamas (inertia), rajas (activity), and sattva (transcendence). In between wildfire worries, bird-chasing dogs, and homeschool quips, the episode delivers a reminder that reverence and ritual help cut through the chaos, bringing balance

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12:18

Polygoths, Parenting, and Puja: A Lesson in Reverence

The Seeking Sadhguru Podcast ·

2025/10/02

The host kicks off with wildfire adventures that nearly singe his kids’ eyebrows, admits to inventing “polygoths” while aiming for polymaths, and wrestles with messy homeschool routines. Out of the nonsense comes Sadhguru’s guidance on Ayudha Puja: treat every implement, from books to the body and mind, with reverence. Reverence, he explains, creates joyful involvement, reduces suffering, and transforms daily work into a sacred act. A reminder that even chaos can carry us toward clarity when met

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