it's my first time i heard about this person really love what he says does he say boundries are not fixed upon you by nature? HE IS A REALLY WISE MAN THANKS FOR Sharing
Population without planning is death. Because at the end of the day when resources are limited, all that will follow is how to survive. What might ensure is business for another day.
I've seen no boundaries and it gets people in trouble with the law! I know, that's not what he meant. ;) If population is truly the problem then who deserves to live? The ones already born? They should be thankful that their parents saw things differently. I think family, be it biological or not, is a cornerstone of a healthy, meaningful life and society, but that's just my opinion. :) Thanks for the post, it's interesting to see other viewpoints.
The Population will cap in 2050 and start to decline. Wealth is a keyword. I saw a documentary a while ago. The world is slowly getting better and not worse.
Intentional population control has never worked, ask the Chinese, limited resources are the blame, yet as long as we have psycho-paths running things, their intentions are to increase the quality of misery, not a quality of life for a large or small population,
a nice man though.
The problem is population, it's important to know this. @sadhguru is right.
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Thanks so much for posting these videos. I appreciate his messages so much. And, of course, he is so right about population being the problem. Unfortunately, it is the issue that pretty much no culture on the planet wants to discuss or address. And it is the root problem that will end our species on earth, as it already has many others. Unless, of course, we turn it around before we reach the tipping point beyond which we can't turn it around.
I live in China, the population problem is a bit crazy! I'm from a small town in England so it's a huge change for me. It's crazy busy here and difficult to find a quiet spot =]
Just out of curiosity... is he named after how people saw him when he woke up? Like they say he was crying when he woke up, is that why they name him SadhGuru? :o I am genuinely curious...
I'll like to meet Sadghuru in person if he's still alive. It's my turn to be tutored.
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Hello Tom,
He is indeed alive and very well! You can find more about him here :D
Copy that... Thanks.
He is very much alive and kicking. I have met Sadhguru thrice while volunteering at ashram :)
Okay, Sadhguru if you are for depopulation I nominate YOU first.
I am big follower of Saduguru ji, You mention is right. One more problem is water.
It should be fairly easy to see why this graph is more alarming than anything you’ve ever seen or read..
The exponential growth alone...
What the graph doesn’t show is that the numbers on the left get closer and closer together as we move up vertically.
Thank you The Essential - good to meet you :D
You’re welcome - good to meet you as well, friend!
Just followed you!
i believe the world has enough resources to support each and every human being thus population may not be a problem , the system is the problem .
Thank you Monjan,
Good to see you :D
you are welcome ;D
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“The world has enough for everyone's need, but not enough for everyone's greed.”
― Mahatma Gandhi
it's my first time i heard about this person really love what he says does he say boundries are not fixed upon you by nature? HE IS A REALLY WISE MAN THANKS FOR Sharing
Thank you yassinof :D
awesome post informative keep it up
Thank you syedwaqas :D
Nice post you've got there! Thanks for keeping us updated.
Thank you K.banti :D
Population without planning is death. Because at the end of the day when resources are limited, all that will follow is how to survive. What might ensure is business for another day.
Thank you izge :D
I've seen no boundaries and it gets people in trouble with the law! I know, that's not what he meant. ;) If population is truly the problem then who deserves to live? The ones already born? They should be thankful that their parents saw things differently. I think family, be it biological or not, is a cornerstone of a healthy, meaningful life and society, but that's just my opinion. :) Thanks for the post, it's interesting to see other viewpoints.
Thank you Snowpea,
You make some very interesting points - thank you for your opinion :D
The Population will cap in 2050 and start to decline. Wealth is a keyword. I saw a documentary a while ago. The world is slowly getting better and not worse.
Hello sparkofphoenix
Thank you - very interesting :D
Hans Rosling has done interesting science on overpopulation.
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i like your post very well...
thank for sharing...
Intentional population control has never worked, ask the Chinese, limited resources are the blame, yet as long as we have psycho-paths running things, their intentions are to increase the quality of misery, not a quality of life for a large or small population,
a nice man though.
The problem is population, it's important to know this. @sadhguru is right.
Thanks so much for this, since I followed you I enjoy your posts, you could follow me.
Nice thoughts by Sadhguru
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i think so the population is not a problem.problem is lack of good planning for the welfare of every human.not for the country or some cast.
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Thanks so much for posting these videos. I appreciate his messages so much. And, of course, he is so right about population being the problem. Unfortunately, it is the issue that pretty much no culture on the planet wants to discuss or address. And it is the root problem that will end our species on earth, as it already has many others. Unless, of course, we turn it around before we reach the tipping point beyond which we can't turn it around.
Man! I love this guy. He articulates his points so well, yet he remains so noticeably humble
I live in China, the population problem is a bit crazy! I'm from a small town in England so it's a huge change for me. It's crazy busy here and difficult to find a quiet spot =]
Just out of curiosity... is he named after how people saw him when he woke up? Like they say he was crying when he woke up, is that why they name him SadhGuru? :o I am genuinely curious...
So many unwanted children.
:)
Years back I had my son with my husband and, at the time, we planned to adopt another child rather than create another together.
This never came to pass as we divorced.
It seemed logical to us then.
It still seems logical to me today.
Love is not dependent on biology.
xox