Sadguru was interviewed by an interviewer who wanted to know if Sadguru owned any cryptocurrency.

Sadhguru

Yogi, mystic and visionary, Sadhguru is a man whose passion spills into everything he encounters. Named one of India’s 50 most influential people, Sadhguru’s work has touched the lives of millions worldwide through his transformational programs.

He has initiated large-scale global initiatives, including the UNCCD accredited Isha Foundation, with 11 million volunteers in 300 centers worldwide.

In 2017, Sadhguru also launched Rally for Rivers, a campaign to raise awareness about the dire state of India’s rivers, which was supported by 162 million people, making it the largest ever ecological initiative of its kind. Rally for Rivers was featured in UNEP’s Compendium of Nature-based Solutions at the 2019 UN Climate Action Summit in New York.

Interviewer:  This is a very strange question?

Sadhguru:  What?

Interviewer: Crypto? Bitcoin. Did you have any of it?

Sadhguru:  I don’t have any coin, forget about crypto. Why? Have you lost lot of money in crypto?

Interviewer: Yes.  I have lost a little bit of money.

Sadhguru: We may launch some NFTs to raise fund for Save Soil – some people are talking about it. We definitely need the money, because we are trying to in one river basin we are trying to plant 2.42 billion trees. And, Last few years I am scrounging the world with a begging bowl I am tired of it. If they make some money with some artwork or whatever else we can do that I’m tired of raising funds.

Extracts from Ishaoutreach

Save Soil – a Global Movement to invoke a conscious approach to soil and planet in all. One of the main objectives of the movement is to show governments across the world that their citizens want policies that revitalize ecology and soil.

Isha Outreach will partner with the Save Soil movement to facilitate its execution in India. Already, thousands of eminent figures, including scientists, celebrities, policy experts, and even heads of states are coming together with this common goal to restore soil health and rekindle our bond with Mother Earth.

When citizens participate in large numbers, it will lead to ecological issues becoming election issues, which will in turn ensure that governments adopt policies and set budgets for sustained implementation of ecological solutions.

In Collaboration With UNCCD

Established in 1994, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) is the sole legally binding international agreement linking environment and development to sustainable land management. UNCCD is a key partner of the Save Soil movement, collaborating in multiple aspects, including scientific knowledge, communications, and outreach.