Transcending the Big Noise Karma Makes

The time has come for human beings to transcend the distorting lens of karma-the lens that makes them confuse the projection for the real, their fragmented memory-driven psychological creation for the incredible majesty of life itself. page 57

Some great tidbits of wisdom from Sadhguru. Too perfectly said to paraphrase. 

Karma is one big noise. If you cannot hear it, it is simply because right now you are accustomed to listening to the other world.  page 52

Everything that ever happened on this planet is still remembered by your body, because your body is  just a piece of this planet.  page 53

...life is about seeking what is there, not about seeing what you want to see. page 57

The genetic memories are not inherently positive or negative. It is how we deal with them that makes the difference. We carry the memories of our ancestors within us. But whether this memory has become a source of bondage or one of advantage depends on how much distance we created from it.  page 62

For the yogi, the discernment of the body has nothing to do with personal attraction or aversion, craving or recoil, likes or dislikes.  The body, for the yogi, is as clinical and impersonal as a barometer-it does not judge; it simply perceives. pg 71

Karma sets a boundary for you. When that boundary becomes too comfortable, it is time to start becoming vigilant. pg 73

All is well in my world. 

Sadhguru ( 2021) Karma: A Yogi's Guide to Crafting Your Destiny. New York: Harmony Books.