Jaggi Vasudev, also known as Sadhguru, is an
Indian yoga practitioner and motivational speaker who founded the 'Isha
Foundation,' a non-profit organization that runs yoga programmes all over
the world. He is a multi-talented and clever personality who also works as a
writer, elocutionist, social activist, and religious guide.
Information Of Jaggi Vasudev (Sadhguru)
Childhood:
Jaggi Vasudev was born on September 3, 1957, to a
Telugu-speaking family in Mysore, Karnataka, India. He was the youngest of four
children, two of whom were boys and two of whom were girls.
His father worked
for the 'Indian Railways,' so he moved frequently as a result of his father's
work. As a result of his family's frequent relocation, he occasionally fell in
love with travel, adventures, and a desire to learn more.
As a curious and nature-loving child, he would
frequently spend hours, if not days, escaping from his home and exploring the
nearby jungle.
About His Work:
He established the well-known 'Isha Foundation'. He
conducts yoga-related programmes through the Isha Foundation and has begun
social and community development activities.
Career:
Jaggi Vasudev started his business career after
college graduation. Jaggi was intelligent and hardworking enough to start
several businesses, including a poultry farm and a construction company.
During their mid-twenties, he became a well-known and
successful businessman.
Personal History:
Sadguru aka Jaggi Vasudev married Vijaya Kumari
in 1984 and had a daughter named Radhe. Kumari passed away on December 23,
1997. Kumari's father alleged Vasudev murdered her, but Vasudev claimed
Kumari told him 9 months before her death that she was going to achieve
mahasamadhi. Radhe, their daughter, is a Bharatanatyam dancer who married
Sandeep Narayan, a classical vocalist at Sadguru's ashram in Coimbatore.
Controversies Regarding Sadhguru
1.
His foundation (Isha Foundation) has
infiltrated the forest land.
Sadhguru claims as an active and vocal idealist who
has worked tirelessly to protect the environment. According to Newslaundry, the
Isha Foundation has illegally imposed on forest land and even elephant
corridors. Newslaundry had gathered several testimonies and combed through
court records.
2.
Promoted pseudoscience.
Jaggi Vasudev has been accused of promoting
pseudoscience and even trying to lie about science. He has falsely claimed and
promoted that prepared food reduces the human body's 'pranic energies' during a
lunar eclipse.
He went on to say this on Twitter. Click on this picture and get more idea.
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3.
He is suspected of killing his wife.
Sadhguru caused outrage when his wife died at the Isha
Yoga Center. He was accused of murdering his wife, and her parents reported him
to the police. They claimed in their complaint that their daughter was
subjected to dowry harassment.
real truth what sadhguru says about his wife death
4.
Making baseless comments about
motherhood.
When
discussing motherhood, Sadhguru famously stated that after a mother gives birth
to twins, one of her breasts will produce one type of milk and the other breast
will produce another type of milk. He said these words at a gynaecological
convention.
View video: https://twitter.com/i/status/1229458893954330626
5.
Sadhguru's perspective on feminism.
Sadhguru was once chastised for his comments on
feminism. In one of his videos, he claimed that reactionary feminism, which
tries to fix a problem by reversing it, can create more problems and end up
being unfair to someone or something. He went on to say that everyone should be
accountable for their rights.
6.
referring to a national athlete
incorrectly.
When he congratulated Hima Das on winning five gold
medals in Europe, Sadhguru sparked yet another debate.
He referred to national athlete Hima Das in his tweet
as a "Golden Shower." Although the phrase "golden shower"
is slang for urinating on someone during a sexual encounter, it appears that he
was unaware of this. He was obviously heavily trolling.
7.
Spread myths about depression.
Sadhguru, who is well-known for peddling
pseudoscience, was not far off in spreading depression myths
In one of his
tweets, he claimed that the main cause of depression in the world today is
overeating and a lack of physical activity.
While excessive eating and a sedentary lifestyle are
risk factors, there is no evidence that they are directly linked.
Peace if possible, truth at all costs.