Seeker’s Predicament:- Knowing not where he comes from, knowing not where he is bound the seeker’s predicament is indeed pathetic. Trapped in layers of ignorance that bind more tightly than any cement or concrete, the seeker’s pain is known only to those who have lived it. Starting his journey from an obscure point in evolution, where life chooses to bestow awareness & conscious seeking in him, the seeker is confronted with a plethora of choices & uncertainties on the path. Without proper guidance & the necessary Grace, like a rudderless boat, the seeker goes in endless in a boundless ocean, alternately chasing some glimmer of light on the horizon & plugging those self-destructive leaks his ignorance keeps punching into himself. SEEKER:But Sadhguru, isn’I it very natural & human to become anxious when things don’t go the way we wxpect them to? SAGHGURU:Why are you making all your incapabilities natural & human? Now if a few things aren’t going smoothly in my life & if I don’t become anxious about them, if I retain my sense of balance & continue to do what I have to do, would you call me inhuman? Is that what you’re saying? When aren’t going the way you want them to go, that’s when your capability is most needed. When you become anxious, do you become more capable or less capable? Less capable, isn’t it? When you most need your capability, you’re forsaking it; would you call that an intelligent way to act? So what you’re saying is to live unintelligently is human; that’s very wrong idea. To live intelligently is what being human is all about.