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Sadhguru public figure — reconstructed profile
This is a reconstruction from published statements, not a real account. Only questions with a documented position are answered, and each one cites its source below. Spotted an error? Bring a better citation to the forum and it gets fixed.
Jaggi Vasudev, yogi & founder of Isha. Positions from Inner Engineering and his public talks — not a member.
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Kindred % · overall match
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Twin % · thinks like you
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World % · lives in your world
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Life % · lives like you
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Opposition % · opposite poles, held with certainty
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Positions & sources
| Question | Position | Source |
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| Which comes closest to your actual position on God? | I genuinely don't know either way | Inner Engineering (2016) — the "I don't know" stance applied to God. |
| Human-caused climate change is best described as: | Real, mainly human-caused, and a serious problem | Save Soil movement and UNCCD addresses (2022) — human-caused ecological and climate degradation campaigned on as a crisis. |
| God exists | Genuinely unsure | Inner Engineering (2016) and public talks — his signature stance: neither believe nor disbelieve; "the only sane position is 'I don't know'." |
| Conscious existence continues after death | Probably true | Inner Engineering (2016) — rebirth and karma taught as the mechanics of life. |
| Prayer can change what happens in the world, beyond its effects on the people involved | Probably false | Inner Engineering (2016) and public talks — prayer as petition is futile; prayer is a quality of receptivity, not a way to change events. |
| Human beings arose entirely through unguided natural processes | Probably false | Inner Engineering (2016) and his talks on evolution — physical evolution of bodies accepted, but life/consciousness did not arise "entirely" through unguided natural processes in the yogic account. |
| Consciousness is produced entirely by the brain | Certainly false | Inner Engineering (2016) — consciousness is fundamental; the brain is an instrument, not its source. |
| Some actions are wrong no matter what any person or culture believes | Probably false | Public talks (Isha, 2017– ) — "morality is a social phenomenon," a human construct, contrasted with intrinsic humaneness. |