Namaskaram, Sadhguru.

The first question is from Lawanya.

Sadhguru, two days ago, you said that

virus doesn't want to kill you,

and your body is the habitat.

A few people who claim their intellectuals on Twitter

are making fun of this statement out of context.

Can you clarify?

Is this really true that virus doesn't want to cause death?

Well, except human beings, no other creature wants to destroy its habitat.

It's only human beings who are known to do that.

So they also don't do it by intent, unconsciously they do it.

Similarly, virus also does it unconsciously.

It wants to live in you, but it overdoes its act, and you and me may die.

Well, I must tell you this.

I was 17 years of age, by then, you know,

I had measles, I had typhoid and relapse,

I had smallpox, I have proof on my nose.

All kinds of things, anything and everything, young children or boys can get.

But through all this, I never really…

It never really put me down, even when I had typhoid relapse,

running high temperature, I was still playing games and doing things where it was only advantage was you didn't have to go to school.

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