“What You’re Seeking Is Within" - Sadhgu...

Sadhguru tells PBD that sexual desire isn’t the problem, obsession is. He argues modern culture has pushed sexuality into people’s minds instead of keeping it natural, leading to addiction, confusion, and even self-destruction when it becomes the center of life. 

Sadhguru tells PBD most marriages fail because people forget why they got together in the first place. He explains that relationships are driven by personal needs, and success comes from humility, sacrifice, and dropping ego, not trying to “fix” the other person. 

Sadhguru rejects rigid belief systems with PBD, arguing that fixed philosophies create conflict, not clarity. He explains why right and wrong constantly change with context and why the only true standard is whether your actions support or destroy life around you. 

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