Sadhguru: Rearranging the geometry of the body is about creating a divine form
from an ordinary flesh and bone system that we have.
These 114 chakras, if we rearrange them in a certain way,
a complete different possibility becomes available around those forms.
So, in India, such people get referred to as 'Bhagwan.'
Sadhguru: What we refer to as the universe,
or as cosmos,
is essentially a complex amalgamation of forms.
All these forms – planets, stars –
the whole systems, these are all forms.
When these forms evolve over a period of time
to become efficient forms,
seemingly perpetual…
they have become seemingly perpetual in our experience,
because of the perfection of geometry that they have arrived at.
It's not something that it's suddenly happened;
each one of these forms have evolved over a period of time.
Certain forms which evolved beyond a certain point...
when I say a certain point – if a form evolves beyond
what the human form is competent of doing,
then we would refer to that as the divine form,
because anything that is above our capability and competence
becomes divine in our experience.
So when we say divine forms, the misunderstanding in the monotheistic religions
is that those who have many forms have lost their way;
that is, they do not know what divinity is,
they have invented too many images.
These forms are not invented,
they're derived by observing the nature of the universe.
Identifying that certain forms are able to perform and exist
in a reverberance which is beyond what is normally considered human
than all those forms we identified as divine forms which are worthy of looking up to.
Above all, these are forms we have to learn how to use,
how to become accessible to these forms, which are more competent forms than our own form.
There are natural forms on this planet
which can function in a higher intensity than the human form,
or we can assemble forms, or we can create forms,
a certain combination of forms,
which will function in a higher way than the way we are right now.
In fact the whole system of yoga
is just about arranging, or rearranging, your own form.
These 114 chakras
which are a certain energy forms by themselves,
if we rearrange them in a certain way, the same human being who has just flesh and blood,
living within the compulsive nature of that dimension of life,
can suddenly be transformed into a higher possibility.
It is those people who have transformed themselves, or the geometry of their existence, to a higher level,
either by realization, or by understanding,
or by sheer intensity of energy or emotion,
they have transformed themselves into a higher geometric form
so that their very presence exudes a completely different dimension of energy,
a complete different possibility becomes available around those forms,
then we refer to those forms as divine forms.
So in India, such people get referred to as 'Bhagwan,'
or... there are so many other names, which essentially means God-like,
or divine.
The nature of the human body has come with a certain arrangement.
There's a whole science, which has become a very quasi kind of science these days because of…
the intuitive sciences
have fallen on bad places because
general integrity in the society has fallen.
People start saying things - guesswork is considered intuition.
Otherwise, whenever a child is born,
usually in India, they used to call a person who is intuitive,
who would come and observe the geometry of the child's body and would say,
"This is what is possible in this child's life."
Not by looking at the stars, but simply looking at the geometry of the child's body,
the energetic geometry of the child's body.
Probably most of you have heard about how a certain person
predicted Gautama the Buddha's future.
He said, "He will either become a great emperor, or a great saint."
So this may, for logical minds this may look like,
"Oh! This is... come on, this or that."
Both sides of the coin if you say, you are bound to be right.
No, he's only talking about looking at the intensity of the geometry,
he is saying, either in the material world he will achieve great things.
Because he is a king's son he is saying, maybe he will become a great emperor.
Or, because of a certain observation, if such intensity is there in the child,
why would he waste his time ruling over people?
He would rather embrace them, which is more sensible to do.
He would rather transform them, which is more sensible to do.
So, he said, "The intensity is going beyond being an emperor.
Being a king's son, probably he will become an emperor.
But, when I look at the intensity of the geometry,
maybe he will become a great sage."
Well, he turned out the other way around, he was not wrong in that prediction.
If he had fallen back in his life for some reason,
maybe he would have become a great emperor, a conqueror,
maybe he would have conquered many lands and become a great emperor.
Great emperors did not happen without so much guile,
violence, and many things which most people wouldn't want to do in their lives.
To be a great emperor, you have to do many things that a whole lot of sensible people will not be willing to do.
So, Gautama chose the other way around, and the prediction was not wrong.
The prediction is, he is looking at the seed,
and this can become a great tree.
So the geometry of the body, rearranging the geometry of the body,
is about creating a divine form from an ordinary flesh and bone system that we have.
Is something wrong with flesh and bone? Nothing wrong.
It comes with its limitations, it's a compulsive form.
Is something wrong being compulsive? Nothing wrong.
If you don't appreciate what it means to be free, nothing wrong being compulsive.
Is something wrong being a creature on this planet? Nothing wrong.
It is just that, if you die without exploring the possibility of being something more,
human life does not get fulfilled.
Every life, from the smallest to the biggest, is aspiring
to become a full-fledged life.
Because the human being has come with this possibility which is quite limitless,
because of that, people are trying to fix their ambitions and goals in their life.
What is a seamless possibility, people are trying to fix it, so that they will feel like achievers.
If they pass an examination, they feel great;
if they get a job, they feel great; if they earn a million bucks, they feel great – some nonsense like this.
This is like, among the lame people you are a champion just because you have two legs.
Human possibility has come with a seamless possibility.
There is no way you or me can fix a goal, "If I reach this, I'm done."
It's a stupid way to culture one's life.
If you arrange your inner geometry properly,
this (Referring to oneself) becomes a machine to go very far.
How far it goes internally
is entirely determined by the human being, the individual being.
But how far he goes in the world are determined by the times,
by the society, the social structures – so many things.
You may get knocked down on the way.
You may not get crucified, somebody may run you down
on Highway 8, you know. (Laughs)
So, how far we get in the world are subject to many things;
how far we get within ourselves is just a question of arrangement of geometry, understanding…
realization, understanding, and the competence of being able to arrange it.
The whole yogic system starting from the physical phase of asanas to everything,
is essentially to reorganize, or to re-engineer our geometry in such a way
that it begins to function in a way that you have not imagined possible till now, to live your life beyond your ambitions.
The stupid ambitions have come to you because of a limited society in which you're living.
Based on that, if you are a little one step ahead of your neighbor, your ambitions are realized.
"No, no, no. I'm not just thinking about this, I want to be the richest man in United States."
It is still among the lame; among the lame, you're a champion - that's all.
So, a seamless possibility need not be encapsuled
into something silly based on the circumstances in which we're living right now.