“Attachment is not love. Being attached to someone is not about the other person – it is about your own sense of inadequacy.” – Sadhguru. (Representative Image: Pexels)

The quote serves as a reminder that being attached to someone is less about how much you care for someone else and more about using that person in your life to fill a void inside yourself. This means that attachments in life, if they are unhealthy in nature, do not serve a person good in the long run. (Representative Image: Pexels)

People often suffer from heartbreak and toxic relationship dynamics, because they expect others to make them feel happy and cure their self-doubt. Healthy relationship is about two people walking together, not two needy people leaning on each other. (Representative Image: Pexels)

The quote highlights the love is built on freedom and true affection lets the other person be who they are without conditions. While attachment is rooted in fear and insecurity, true connection is invisible in force and blossoms naturally when both individuals are self-sufficient. (Representative Image: Pexels)

Sadhguru, whose real name is Jaggi Vasudev, is a popular and revered yogi, mystic, and the founder of the Isha Foundation. His practical insights on range of subjects like life, relationships, and human nature often resonate with millions of people across the globe. (File Photo)