My fundamental work is to destroy all heavens so that people will learn to live well here - Sadhguru

A student asks Sadhguru how to deal with feelings of depression, loneliness, and having no one to guide or support them. Sadhguru responds that many people mistakenly experience life as "me versus the universe," which creates a sense of isolation and suffering. He explains that this separation is a psychological condition rather than reality, because every person is constantly connected to life through breathing, food, water, and the environment. According to him, setbacks such as failing exams, losing a job, or experiencing rejection are difficult but are small events in the larger context of life. The real challenge is learning to manage one's own thoughts, emotions, fears, anxieties, and insecurities instead of allowing them to dominate one's experience. Sadhguru further argues that much of human suffering comes not from life itself but from memory of the past and imagination about the future. He compares the mind to a powerful machine that people have never learned to operate properly, causing them to suffer their own intelligence. He encourages individuals to develop self-awareness and inner mastery as early as possible rather than postponing it. One of his key points is that if a person feels miserable when alone, they are "in bad company" with themselves and need to address that inner condition. In response to a second question about whether conditioned minds can ask meaningful questions, he says that meaning does not come from the question or action itself, but from the way one engages with life; when a person becomes fully alive and conscious, even the simplest actions can become worthwhile and meaningful. ACTION NOW TO SAVE SOIL https://consciousplanet.org/ Official Sadhguru Website http://www.isha.sadhguru.org https://www.innerengineering.com/