#1502 - When Sadhguru's Sister Became a Monk
6/23/202626 min
Is your spiritual path hurting your family? In a satsang with meditators in 2007, Sadhguru explored the delicate balance between inner longing and relationships, drawing from his own life and ancient wisdom. He also shared rare stories of powerful goddesses and spoke about the incredible power and grace of Linga Bhairavi.
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[instrumental music] Welcome to the Sadhguru podcast of Mystics and Mistakes. [instrumental music] My sister became a monk. She just left one day. My father just came and sat on one chair. He just wept and wept and wept for three days. Nothing wonderful can ever happen if you go by those emotions. You wouldn't have a Gautama. Jesus said, "I have no mother." That doesn't sound gentle at all. [laughs] But that's how it is. You have to see whether this is really what you want to do or is it just a whim?