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Trapped in the Psychological Game - Sadhguru

By Sadhguru — 2017

While playing a game might bring you joy for a while, Sadhguru asks, what if you were trapped in a game you couldn’t stop playing? This scenario reflects the many ways in which we trap ourselves in our own psychological drama of thoughts and emotions. See more...

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