Comment lutter contre les gouvernements corrompus ?

Sadhguru delivers a radical redefinition of corruption, arguing it’s not power that corrupts—but identity. He asserts that corruption begins the moment we draw a boundary between 'me' and 'not me,' whether in family, nation, or religion. What society labels as 'natural'—like favoring one’s children or country—is, in his view, a form of systemic corruption rooted in limited self-identification. The real solution isn’t reforming governments or institutions, but transforming the inner identity of the individual. If you identify with your body or biological self, corruption is inevitable. But if you identify with the infinite—what he calls the 'divine'—then power becomes a tool for universal well-being, not self-interest. The most dangerous corruption, he warns, is invisible because it’s socially accepted. To truly fight corruption, we must first dissolve the ego’s boundaries and expand our identity beyond the personal, the national, even the human. Only then can leadership be truly ethical, not because of laws or oversight, but because the leader no longer sees 'us' versus 'them'.