'Spiritual Guru to the Stars' Fails to Harmonize His Frequency with Truth | Jay Shetty Case Analysis

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[@christinebaker7311]

I have noticed that our culture assigns credibility based on personality more than it does on qualifications. If you have a dynamic personality, people bow down to you like a God.

[@CW-tb8yg]

Big time!

[@castorkat4868]

and race and gender over qualifications

[@NealBurkard-ut1oo]

Way too many people would rather listen to a confident lie than have a degree of doubt. The listener probably feels more secure this way. However, often times it's the most ignorant that are the most confident.

[@thatisabsolutelykooooge2211]

It’s not our culture, it’s our media. They brainwash people.

[@penelopehughes-jones5265]

So true. Then again, if one happens to be born or marry into "royalty", one can be vacuous, deeply flawed and wholly hypocritical and people literally bow down to one. Honestly, what makes it worse is the people who are bowing are paying these billionaires to live in unimaginable luxury whilst they themselves have next to nothing. I know people who are destitute, paying all they have for the entire month just on electricity and facing all manner of terrible illness without necessary health care and they *still* bow to the Windsors. It's bred into the English from very early on, thankfully the rest of these islands and the next generation arent so easily brainwashed. I guess my biggest question is, whilst I'm no big ego, how can people think so little of themselves as to bow to another human, not put of equal respect like in Japan but because they essentially believe that they are inferior? #Idontcurtsey

[@EricDodsonLectures]

My advice: Beware any spiritual teacher or guru who lives in an $8.4 million mansion.

[@careforjusticealways]

aka the Pope lol

[@heloramos82]

100% AGREE

[@audreycasassa1683]

Good advise!!!

[@tinameyer7080]

You'd rather get advice on health, wellness, love, and success from someone who is sick, poor, unpopular, and unsuccessful ???

[@audreycasassa1683]

@@tinameyer7080 Yes!!!

[@EricDodsonLectures]

There's a thin line that separates "self-help" and "helping himself."

[@lizhindley]

😂😂😂 True.

[@RR-mv1vr]

💯💯💯

[@coldstoli1]

My dad used to say about guys like this that "he came to do good and did well."

[@sarahjaye4117]

😂😂😂

[@MsMarielina]

😂

[@xennialnick]

'Jay is full of Shetty'. No one throws shade like Dr Grande! Love it. 😂😂

[@jlj547]

Gotta love the doc's subtle jabs

[@zackeryzackery9381]

Good one!

[@Dan-xx5jq]

He is still operating. He just posted a YT notice of an upcoming sit down with "one of the biggest drivers" in the Formula 1 races. He still has a following and most refuse to believe what is being said about him.

[@KGraceSpeaksKea1335]

😂 Dr. Grande is great at the covert puns.

[@PinkStrawberries11]

In one of his very first interviews he said he was chasing money but then he found the way by becoming a monk... He's just found a loophole to scam people out of their money. I don't get spiritual vibes from him whatsoever. Extremely commercial for what he preaches. And baffles me how no one questions it

[@heavensworlds1165]

Everything you said!!!

[@usermc1234]

It was obvious enough. But i think...some people just didn't bother to call him out on it. While there may also be others who want to do what he did.

[@nina2222]

Same

[@nina2222]

I am curious about all the people who bought his course and thought this is the guy who is gonna teach me about spirituality and life lol, discernment where ?

[@janetangelezyii4574]

I agree 100% with all of you.

[@fuferito]

Oprah's record on detecting scammers and liars over the years is pretty abysmal.

[@texasrefugee7888]

She really likes to perceive herself as an altruistic goddess guru

[@kwadwog8168]

She is a strong and independent successful woman 👠💃🏿💪🏼💪🏼😊

[@LozenColorado]

Didn't she "discover" Dr. Phil? That's all I need to know.

[@LozenColorado]

"Think like a monk.......do your hair like a douche bag." Got it.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

She's both

[@borisstanislav4560]

A pretty Shetty situation all around, beware of anyone calling themselves a 'guru'.

[@zacharysherry2910]

Exactly lol. Biggest red flag lol. Super vague

[@adotintheshark4848]

and cover your wallet

[@attilakohbor3360]

😂

[@sugarpuddin]

By and large, people are prone to magical thinking. They are eager to follow anyone that promises them things they should be doing on their own.

[@zacharysherry2910]

@@sugarpuddin we are Born trying to superimpose a kaleidoscope of patterns on reality to see what fits. Some people's patterns go rogue!

[@jamesoncross7494]

P T Barnum said it best. " A sucker is born every minute."

[@rominahorn427]

they multiply like mushrooms👍🙋‍♀️

[@youtubeaccount5505]

Isn't Jay the character from the show "Silicon Valley" that advises Gavin Belsey? 😂

[@skiak004]

trump is clear evidence of this.

[@michaelmoorrees3585]

Yeah, but you need to sort thru your suckers. Ignore, the poor red necks, and only tap the wallets of the "more money than brains" west LA types.

[@SpecialAgent-zn1vv]

Great egress??

[@buckupbaby]

I spent one year with a Hindu ashram in Arizona, only to arrive at these same conclusions. Dr. Grande's biting sarcasm, gently delivered, is spot on. His deadpan "final analysis" here is comedic gold

[@pario850]

which ashram?

[@CoralBeach1111]

What ashram in Arizona? Please tell us. TIA

[@catherineromero1862]

This is why when one chooses to lend oneself to a spiritual practice, one does some due diligence. I’m only saying this to clarify that your statement doesn’t discredit “Hindu ashram” in general, and that was your personal experience. Bonafide masters, from a verifiable lineage don’t ascribe themselves to such pop spirituality, and self promotional nonsense. So if you’re still searching for that deeper path, it does exist. Don’t stop ❤

[@pario850]

@@catherineromero1862 lmao tell that to the countless fraudulent missionaries and islamic cleric peddling hate and false promises about being "saved". they are the absolute worst. hinduism actually makes sense and allows questioning and critical thinking unlike abrahamic cults.

[@minakumari1515]

can u explain more about ur experience,i wanna know more

[@camsycommeca]

The puns and jokes delivered unexpectedly in the same informative tone of the analysis is top tier entertainment! Thank you, Dr. Grande, as always! 👏👏👏

[@jenhayes7189]

I love his humour 😊

[@mimig6511]

@@jenhayes7189 You wouldn;t if it was directed at a family member who had died....then it becomes cruel. My opinion: my family death

[@Ratzfourtyfour]

Another social media superstar I have thankfully never heard of.

[@srsusansummers3070]

Me too

[@whitepouch0904]

I heard of him but never had an interest to really follow him he seems like he’s just repeating topics everything I’ve watched previously and also I don’t like his vibe and now I know why 😅

[@watermelonwishes4193]

Me neither. 🤔

[@tessaducek5601]

Same.. No idea. 🤷

[@cynthiacruz297]

Same here.

[@MariAle2411]

One could argue that Jay is full of Shetty… 😅 11:11

[@eeaotly]

And the number is "mirror hour". 😅

[@frankthetank8050]

Top comment and totally accurate! 😂😂😂

[@mariasequeira6008]

You mean … full of sh1t 😂

[@CaliJen]

Spot on… Dr Grande is the real winner here.

[@user-yt8hm4oc5r]

spot on

[@notyourbusiness23]

If he wasn't good looking, nobody would care about his advices.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

Modern day Rasputin.

[@djquinn11]

Never take advise from one of these self proclaimed gurus like this guy. Stick to celebrities like Gweneth Paltrow, Tom Cruise, Jay Z and Beyoncé, and the Kardasians.

[@KingfishStevens-di9ji]

@@djquinn11 CB Walker has the best life coach advice. He's on youtube.

[@deboracopeland4795]

I don’t know about that look at Jodi and Chad. That nexium guy wasn’t very attractive either. Yuck

[@DraGon-ge6po]

My thoughts exactly

[@ayeshaa6890]

the way this man talks with a straight face and is absolutely hilarious kills me while driving to work in the morning 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@cathychats]

drive safely though :)

[@analog-dEVA]

The enthusiasm in his voice is ICONIC!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂 I LOVE HIM!!!! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿

[@Pathfinder2992]

It's weirdly interesting to say the least 🤭

[@lilykatmoon4508]

Saaaaaaame!

[@Bronte866]

Ikr

[@melaninandaura9713]

I will never get over my ability to apparently sense something off about people. Almost every person being exposed now I have spent the last 3-5 years passing up their content, shrugging at what they say and just altogether not gaf about anything that they have to say. Just finding them “not for me” now I see why. A satisfying place to be indeed.

[@lilzuplada1564]

It's called discernment

[@gayanngodfrey2824]

Yes

[@iamsamrafoss]

Same.

[@nina2222]

Same I get this "very off" feeling about these people.

[@DemureDarlings]

You must be an empath!! It’s all in his eyes and facial structure! I’m an INFJ and I immediately thought he was full of it!

[@therammync]

Congrats Jay Shetty, you've been Dr.Grande'd

[@therammync]

What a disgrace to the Indian spiritual community...

[@Ingaforagingandgrowing]

😂😂😂

[@arkamukhopadhyay9111]

​@@therammyncthe Indian "spiritual" community as a whole is a disgrace. The last person who truly deserved to be called "guru" was Sri Ramana Maharshi. Everyone after him is a crook, though Osho was an interesting case - a self-aware charlatan.

[@rasesvari]

​@@therammyncsad

[@Bronte866]

I pray that Dr. Grande will not Grande me.

[@imaner76]

He should wear a T-shirt with, "don't follow me, I'm lost too" embossed on it. It could be the most divine and helpful thing he could ever do. Thank you Dr Grsnde. Insightful!

[@stantheman4964]

Why a wet T shirt tho ?

[@Ladyinred001]

Exactly! Always found something very off about this guy.

[@imaner76]

@@stantheman4964 The T-shirt is only wet in your recollection of my post whilst you typed your response. It was not implied or inferred. In answer to "Why a wet T-shirt?" Who knows. You do you. If it helps, when I was responding, I envisaged the T-shirt to be black, with white lettering. It was dry and freshly ironed. Glad I could help.

[@stantheman4964]

@@imaner76 freshly ironed like one of Tod's shirts ?

[@lyndkent-cl2oe]

@@stantheman4964 Think you should reflect on your unconsciousness? Who mentioned a "WET T-SHIRT?"

[@sandraguerrero1209]

I never understand why some people would follow motivational speakers. I don't need to pay thousands of dollars to have someone "inspire" me of "motivate" me. I have people ask me how they can "feel" motivated. I tell them you "just do it." You put one foot in front of the other and just do it. What motivates me to get up every morning to go to work? Having shelter and food motivates me. I don't wait to "feel" motivated or "inspired." People seem to be seeking a magical solution to life issues.

[@peterweston6588]

Ironically, Dr. Grande's voice is quite soothing. He would make a great mediation coach.

[@Bronte866]

Yes he’s a natural mediator.

[@milliewoo337]

Many people are disconnected from themselves because of trauma. Someone comes along and promises them the answer, relief from the discomfort of emotional pain, and people seize it and blow right past any red flags. Can’t blame people for wanting to be healed, but throwing all your trust (& money..) into someone who claims to have a miracle cure is just another form of instant gratification. The path to contentment is made in connecting with yourself, finding psychological balance (which often takes the help of a professional) and no guru has a silver bullet for making problems go away.

[@sugarpuddin]

Certainly. People must learn to set aside magical thinking; and how to ID and avoid malignant narcissists

[@NealBurkard-ut1oo]

I think the reason these gurus are able to sway people is because many people do not want the responsibility of having doubt

[@dscott_]

A guru once told me happiness is something that you learn. It’s a mindset. It’s perception related. How you perceive the world/life. Most feel attachment to someone brings happiness. But it is really the cessation of seeking. Contentment. The seeking ceases when you acquire what you perceive as the antidote/cure for your loneliness. It is only temporary pacification however. Attachment brings dependency. Dependency and addiction are synonymous

[@sugarpuddin]

@@dscott_ Precisely. No one is entitled to joy. They must earn it every day.

[@rachelanastasia0001]

Well said

[@wwondertwin]

When I first encountered Jay Shetty's content, I immediately thought he must be a con man. He just gives off that vibe, and whenever someone gives me that vibe it's almost never incorrect. Sometimes it takes a while for the evidence to come out, but 9/10 times my gut feeling is correct. Shetty is a really obvious one, too. I do not understand how he ever passed anyone's sniff test, he's really that obvious.

[@victoriousjoy9338]

I think his arrogance shows up pretty quickly.

[@KayosHybrid]

people who like making a quick buck can smell him as a money making opportunity. Naive, vulnerable people desperate for answers are always drawn to charlatans. to youtube, Oprah, everyone he was promoted by- he was highly marketable

[@attilakohbor3360]

arrogance for your money 😂

[@SmileBulina]

I felt that vibe too. I listened though, out of curiosity. There's another one like that, a famous one, I forgot his name, they had an interview together.

[@antnfs]

You grossly overestimate the average person

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

I saw that subtle grin trying to sneak in there more than once Doc. You’re incomparable and we’re here for it!

[@dali2314]

Dr. G, you never disappoint.

[@emanuelgomez1623]

Dr. Grande's sense of humor is priceless 😂😂😂

[@winehousted90]

I’m telling you right now I can’t get enough of!!😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@ilovemycat___]

Always found this shetty guy creepy

[@Loner-Wolf]

What is it about him that you find creepy?

[@ilovemycat___]

@@Loner-Wolfto me it’s the way he stares and his air of self importance

[@Loner-Wolf]

@@ilovemycat___ it's called the 'Messiah complex'. In truth he is a charlatan like a lot of these types...Trump, Dr Phil etc and make it out like you need thrm in your life. You really don't.

[@cebruthius]

Something wrong with those eyes

[@pajeetsingh]

3 million followers. Imagine their combined IQ.

[@katizzle92]

Your humor is so subtle and sneaky yet they burn so good 😂

[@stevenzilinsky3766]

“This ‘guru’ is full of shetty.” I couldn’t have said it better myself. Keep exposing these fraudsters Dr Grande.

[@tedtalksrock]

The fact that he began his career plagerizing other people’s work made me deeply disgusted by this guy for years. It’s refreshing to see him finally being called out for the grifter that he is. What a creepy creep…!

[@wildpatagoniafilms16]

but he is stil having his podcast... and doing wellness : don't get it!!!???

[@mayasagra6503]

I used to watch Shetti and i liked him but i now learn the true and i dont believe anymore in these called guru’s or life coaches they charge a full salary a month and they make you sign at least a year’s of sessions 😄

[@katrina2769]

I commented on his content when he first came out, that there were mistakes, and I was contacted by one of his people manipulating me into silence. It was very strange.

[@fakeshemp9599]

Wth? How did they manipulate you?

[@user-ld5ew3yy1b]

It’s amazing how these people who speak word salads get such a platform. Can think of quite a few examples.

[@attilakohbor3360]

like trump ?😂

[@NezaQuetzalcoatl]

Explains the “leaders” that we have. Idolatry is a sin for a reason.

[@INatalkaI]

​@@attilakohbor3360Challenge: try not to mention trump on an unrelated apolitical video. Impossible.

[@tr7b410]

Karma is a connect the dots mystery solved proposition =if you could know their past lives.

[@audreycasassa1683]

KH

[@ohnoohyeah3205]

Chief Purpose Officer. The same people who make up titles for job positions also come up with color names for house paint.

[@lesliemorgan3091]

😂

[@chastinreppert7685]

😂

[@harlcc261]

I hear ya 😊

[@Happinosis]

Hint of despair. The new colour by Farrow and Ball.

[@prettypuff1]

😂😂

[@zenawarrior7442]

People are always looking for answers from gurus, but unfortunately most are spewing recycled, egotistical, general bs. Fun analysis again. Thanks Dr G😊💚🤍

[@daynasafranek7807]

I agree and I think it’s always self serving and silly to see narcissistic people who quote self help books all over social media. Change comes from within a person and cannot be bought, sold or willed upon or by someone. People either can change or they cannot. It takes more than just daily affirmations and nice phrases, for some.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@daynasafranek7807 Excellent points. No matter the platitudes, books, quotes, etc up to the person to put in the work to get to their version of peace & happiness. Most new age tarot readers make me ill with their false hopes of love or money coming in etc...always just around the corner, til the next reading...2 yrs later, same crap & nothing lol🙄

[@clock99times]

For entertainment purposes ONLY. Not professional advise 😏

[@sugarpuddin]

Magical thinking and dupes looking for someone else to do the work for them

[@clock99times]

@@cht2162 Religious organizations are selling a product, like snake oil, lol. Reminds me of the prosperity preachers, lol.

[@marilynmcmahon5932]

You are the one who should have 5 million followers.

[@Avogadros_number]

This is the same type of idolization that put Jay Shetty in the positions he’s in 😂

[@vimbainasheeileenpencil]

@@Avogadros_numberExactly 😂. People do not learn😑

[@camvita827]

But atleast Dr Grande is genuine n not fake like Shetty😂

[@sunnydelight5255]

Yep agree

[@Gratefulmomdoc]

I don’t watch Jay Shetty, but this came across my KZbin and was hilarious. Thank you sir

[@ddlang2514]

Dr. Grande’s analyses are a breath of fresh air in the KZbin world.

[@kangkhita]

Just saw the video his ex posted and good lord, a lot of things make sense now. Unregulated fields, especially in mental health are extremely dangerous. Pseudoscience should NOT have a place in mental health.

[@sugarpuddin]

As a physician, I find most of the medical claims just as fraudulent.

[@INatalkaI]

I mean i agree to an extent but look how well regulated mental health fields have served people. 😂

[@sugarpuddin]

@@INatalkaI Why is no one talking about the horrors of long-term use of Benzodiazepines? Long-term Benzodiazepine use is banned in most of the world because over time they cause significant and permanent brain damage; and are possibly the number one cause of premature death. As Benzodiazepines erode key modules of the brain, the patients’ emotional disability vastly grows. The American physicians erroneously respond by simply increasing the dosage and variety of benzodiazepines prescribed. Soon the patient turns to other drugs, alcohol, and opioids in an attempt to deal with their growing emotional disability. As a direct result, deaths by benzodiazepines and opioids are on a sharp rise. Meanwhile, benzodiazepines and opioids prove lethal mix as deaths soar Unfortunately, the U.S. FDA - a captive to the Transnational Big Pharma Corporate Monopoly - refuses to promote health experts concerns over the matter. "Benzodiazepines like Valium that are used for managing anxiety actually make anxiety symptoms worse," says Tim Leighton, director of professional education and research at Action on Addiction. How about SSRI's? Overall, SSRI’s operate by blasting more serotonin through the system than any other neurotransmitter. The result is imbalance, a flat affect (which typically diminishes motivation and causes power imbalances among the social fabric of the patient’s life), neuroleptic malignant syndrome, galactorrhea, sleep bruxism, decreased vigilance & tired brain, extremely serious extrapyramidal reactions, and the plethora of other side-effects for which SSRI’s are known (including homicide & suicide). How about Neurontin (gabapentin, Lyrica): he United Kingdom and U.S. States like Kentucky & Michigan have reclassified the drug as highly addictive. Abuse often coincides with other substance use disorders, most commonly opioids. To be sure, gabapentin & opioid abuse frequently goes hand-in-hand. Mechanistically, the GABAmimetic properties of Neurontin (gabapentin) can induce a euphoria that augments the effects of the opioid being used, as well aiding in the cessation of commonly experienced opioid-withdrawal symptoms, such as anxiety. Reportedly, withdrawal symptoms, often resembling those of benzodiazepine withdrawal, play a role in the physical dependence of some user’s experience. Some of the most commonly reported withdrawal symptoms include agitation, confusion, disorientation, upset stomach, and sweating. In some cases, users experienced delirium and withdrawal seizures, which may only respond to the re-administration of Neurontin (gabapentin). Withdrawal symptoms typically emerge within 12 hours to 7 days after stopping Neurontin (gabapentin). , Unlike opiates, there is no antidote for an overdose of Neurontin (Gabapentin). Studies have also shown an almost doubled rate of suicidal ideation in patients with bipolar disorder who are taking gabapentin versus those on lithium. It should be noted that the preponderance of evidence suggests that it is not effective in the treatment of bipolar disorder. Even though the marketing of these drugs has been heavily fined, they continue to rack up billions in sales from the off-label uses. When contrasted against the billions of dollars in annual sales, the paltry fines are hardly a ‘drop-in-the-bucket’. As a direct result of hard-driven marketing, physicians use them for all manner of nerve issues because they are good at suppressing symptoms. However, such uses can no longer be justified because the drugs actual mechanism of action - Neurontin & Lyrica is creating a significant long-term reduction in nerve health. Additionally, the combination of Neurontin with opioids has recently come under increasing scrutiny - And has been indicated in complex encephalopathy. Severe gabapentin withdrawal should be considered in patients on higher doses of gabapentin when it is stopped abruptly. And worst of all: so-called atypical antipsychotic drugs (SGAs) like Risperdal, Zyprexa, Seroquel, Geodon and Abilify. To varying degrees, they are likely to cause Extrapyramidal Side-Effects (EPS) - Basically, you get permanent Parkinsonian like facial tics and gestures and loss of control. Same with serotonin-dopamine activity modulators (SDAMs). Frequent side effects include akathisia and extrapyramidal symptoms (Parkinson's), are rather high. In short, these drugs cause four main extrapyramidal symptoms: pseudoparkinsonism, akathisia, acute dystonia, and tardive dyskinesia. The first three usually begin within a few weeks of starting a new medication (or increasing the dosage).

[@Ninsidhe]

(Start sarcasm mode) Mmmm, because lobotomies were SUCH a good tool back in the day, and SO well supported- it’s a shame they were debunked by pseudoscience, look at all the good they did! Especially when deployed against the scourge that is the LGBTQI+ community, the BIPOC community (ESPECIALLY women) and all those other pesky non compliant/non conforming individuals that are just clogging up our beautiful, pristine culture…. (/s)

[@TheFaro2011]

Ex? Is it the one who looks exactly like him

[@Traderjoe]

The only form of “social media” I am involved in is KZbin. I gave up on instagram and Twitter and anything else 6 years ago. My life is much less stressful and complicated than ever. Just quit it all! I never had a facebook account or anything like that. I live in the real world and there’s no drama other than my family and friends. As it’s supposed to be. Seriously, break the chain. Stop being a tool for these people and organizations. Be autonomous. Captain your own ship.

[@janinesmith369]

Great advice. I gave up on social media too when I saw it was all about ego and promotion.

[@sarapedroza1118]

Same here and I don’t miss any of it!

[@RR-mv1vr]

💯social media is nothing but self promotion

[@Predictable1]

Actually it was youtube where I've seen this influencer. He has these video podcasts and interviews with some celebrities and experts in certain topics.

[@flowerchild89]

I love your sense of humor, Dr. Grande! 😂👍👋

[@kaykekev]

This is the funniest analysis I've heard 😂😂😂😂😂

[@carolynfea6352]

He had me at the thumbnail tagline 😂

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

Dry humor is what makes me look forward to these - huge factor 🙂.

[@trezur8693]

I know he is so shady I love it 😂

[@winehousted90]

He really is he said “harmonizing their pockets” ??!! Dude what ??! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@ginadellgrottaglia6897]

I attended a popular health coaching school (IIN) for a few weeks before I realized it was a huge grift. Graduates were charging HUNDREDS of dollars per session. I just couldn't bring myself...

[@effentjes]

As a therapist, I was waiting for the inevitable fall. Long overdue.

[@rohp1283]

This guy Jay is no better than the Indian call center scammers. Love how Dr Grande describes him. On the button.

[@lyndkent-cl2oe]

Spot on!...Demons@Narcissist!

[@bijosn]

Racist

[@sarahjaye4117]

I mean not a fan but he does not dial their homes

[@rohp1283]

@bijosn Nothing racist. Fact that call centre scams are rife from India.

[@LifeisaHorrorMovie]

Wow, that's really racist. How did you manage to become this way? It must be exhausting being you.

[@InvisibleWarrior279]

There truly is a sucker born every minute and a con artist who knows how to take advantage of that fact every other minute 😮

[@gardamun]

I love the nearly broke down laughing half smile when Dr. Grande says "Chief Purpose Officer".

[@hollywinchell3412]

Generally Dr. Grande has an uncanny ability to keep a straight face, but couldn't help notice a slight smirk after describing Shetty as "Chief Purpose Officer" at 1:39

[@susanmarie2231]

I appreciate Jay’s podcast interviews. I believe his skills as an interviewer are excellent. I watch for the content of his guests who can be informative, educational, and inspiring. I truly get a lot out of the podcast based on who the guest is. I did not research Jay’s past or his books, because my personal interest is in him as an interviewer.

[@teenaseemore3260]

Agreed. He isn’t diagnosing only encouraging people. If people need professional help they should seek it. This guys stuff is just as simple as reading some positive affirmations that are posted everywhere each day. It’s not that serious.

[@Bronte866]

That’s very impressive and fair-minded.

[@Hailey0605]

Agree with this entirely

[@spOOkytimes]

It's funny because i was thinking the exact same thing. I tried the calm app and liked everyone else on there besides Jay. There were some other people who did actual meditation and breathing exercises and others who talked about actual philosophy like stoicism. I listened to him once in a great while but it was just the same ideas over and over.

[@lawrencegoldworm]

"Full of Shetty" A new low....I love it!

[@rafaelrondon6336]

My guru is my 'abuelita'. She birthed 10 children, and lived to 101 years. Think about that. She birthed and raised 10 children, none of whom lived beyond 85 years old. She lived a simple life which I think is the secret to her longevity. The highlight of her day was sitting on the porch with her neighbor in the evening and sharing tales and gossip.

[@kelleemerson9510]

Sounds like a very interesting woman, but I'll bet 1 or 2 children would have been her real choice if she had the choice.

[@user-od3be8ny4o]

I hold accreditation as a Psychotherapist, and after observing life coaching videos, I have noted a prevalent emphasis on what we refer to as 'safety-seeking behaviors'. Individuals who adopt such behaviors may eventually require therapy with a qualified therapist in order to unlearn them. This pattern can be challenging and frustrating.

[@OccultDemonCassette]

What are some examples of those types of behaviors?

[@beee___]

Dr Grande's humor is seriously next level 🤌

[@KGraceSpeaksKea1335]

😊

[@purepelican8972]

I always suspected Jay Shetty was a charlatan. Glad these self proclaimed relationship and wellbeing gurus are being outed.

[@Angiecg15]

I would pay to see a video one day where Dr Grande does a self analysis with his usual humor quips 😂😂😂😂

[@user-yw8cl1tx3l]

I think he would be great. And I would certainly keep watching. Are you insinuating he will prove to be not worth watching?

[@omejouate]

@@user-yw8cl1tx3l Imagine someone generating an AI script and video about this LOL.

[@user-yw8cl1tx3l]

@@omejouate Frightening but very intriguing!

[@morning_latte]

@@omejouate "Hello everyone, Dr. Todd Grande here. Just a reminder, I am not diagnosing anyone in this video, only speculating what might be happening in a situation like this. Today, we're examining an intriguing character-Dr. Todd Grande. What drives a man to obsessively discuss personality disorders and controversial figures? Is it professional passion, or is he just trying to carve out a KZbin niche between cat videos and dance challenges? Let's consider his humor-dry as a good martini, and often just as confusing to the uninitiated. Is this a shield to ward off the absurdity of human behavior, or does he genuinely find his own jokes that amusing? And about that ever-calm demeanor-how does one maintain such composure? Is he part cyborg, fueled by psychology textbooks and black coffee? It wouldn’t be the strangest thing on KZbin. Lastly, his relentless video production-could it be a deep-seated desire to educate, or is he just avoiding doing the dishes? Maybe his laptop is just a great place to hide from household chores. In conclusion, while Dr. Grande offers deep dives into the psyche, his own persona might just be the most baffling puzzle. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to like and subscribe if you too are avoiding something slightly more productive."

[@irinam8709]

Not diagnosing only speculating what could be happening in a situation like this 😂😂

[@misszsazsa6288]

There’s a new charlatan born every minute! Shetty is such an example!

[@KGraceSpeaksKea1335]

Sign of end days. People will become disrespectful and lovers of themselves, increased Lawlessness. Social media, Hollywood, tell u a vision has exponentially speed up these traits of culster B and Axis I dx.

[@rayross997]

Shetty hit his fans big time. But something about this guru just doesn't smell right.

[@lesliemorgan3091]

😂😂😂

[@mlee81]

This needs pinned

[@meskeremgebregiorgis4589]

😂😂😂

[@penelopes.9696]

Smells Shetty! 👃💩

[@laurenjohnson9607]

Speaking as a licensed mental health provider, I warn people about the racket of life coaching - with no credible training/education or licensing board overseeing best practices and protecting clients/patients. Had a bad feeling about this guy from the start. All of these spiritual gurus are the same and almost always venture into mental health, which is so arrogant and dangerous. Had no desire to read anything he wrote - knew it was all junk!

[@Tracyp998]

Anyone that gets famous quickly on social media out of nowhere is dubious, fortunately I’ve not a follower for mainstream idols

[@mc26collum]

When I visited a semi known meditation center in Rishkesh, they told me all women(not men) must spend a day of "initiation" with the guru alone. He looked in his 70s.

[@victoriousjoy9338]

Eeeek!!

[@megnotmegan1966]

Ick

[@ianclose123]

By the time most men reach 40, they will do whatever they can to get out of spending 24 uninterrupted hours with a woman. If this guy was in his 70's and still wanted to spend 24 hours with a woman, I'd say that suggests he was genuinely divine.

[@kcjd8659]

Yikes.

[@sarahpalmer411]

⁠@@ianclose123Just because your mother wasn’t kind to you, doesn’t give you the right to be hateful to all women. Stop blaming them for your pain and deal with your baggage. You attract what you put out, emotionally healthy women aren’t attracted to angry, bitter men.

[@babblingalong7689]

10:50 this is poetry doc, beautiful.

[@karmatoys]

Great point about "life coaches" and "life coaching accredidation" n being bogus and not gatekeeping for students who are narcissists. The life coach /NLP I know is a malignant narcissist and without gatekeeping, these accredidations create dangerous people who prey on people who need real help from a qualified psychologist

[@mimi19932]

Mr. Grande, I always value your opinion but what I also love is your sense of humor.

[@Bronte866]

I am hosting a dinner party in Dr. Grande’s honor so he can tell us jokes all evening. You’re welcome to come and +1.

[@tomasotreasaigh111]

He did live in India but he was not a Monkl He was working in a call center, scamming people out of their money! (Allegedly LOL)

[@truthreignsforever9286]

Yes, Grande is going after the BiG fish, good stuff.

[@binahnguyen3006]

Very Good 👍 Dr. Grande. Applause 👏. Thank you for keeping your integrity and clients safe from *Shetty* New Age gurus scams

[@Pink_143_6]

Never watched Jays channels. Just knowing his overwhelming marketing approach, he was a huge red flag and turn off 🛑

[@sharajackson2129]

What annoys me is the cost and the bullshit about becoming a life coach, "work your own hours to fit with you ,leave the job that isn't your true callling". I mean seriously 😂😂😂

[@loudtim265]

I wonder if they called the family matriarch “Ma Shetty”?

[@sadiestoltzfus9798]

😉

[@hannahmitchell87]

razor sharp wit :)

[@maverickquilts7299]

That’s Betty Shetty!

[@Casey_Cp]

Lolololol ..

[@riverlevity]

I bet your fun to be around!!🤣😂

[@craigjennings6481]

Jay is full of Shetty😂😂😂 Your sarcasm is as subtle as a nuclear explosion.

[@zovalentine7305]

Gotta wake up unwoken

[@williampowell3378]

Hilarious

[@jed1680]

Timestamp pls???

[@valeriebrown4769]

Thank you so much Dr. Grande. You absolutely are right on the money. Jay Shetty has milked this ‘I was a monk’ to death. He seems to have forgotten that greed is a sin and quickly realized that taking his ‘just breathe’ BS to Hollywood would rake in millions. He should be ashamed.

[@shimrrashai-rc8fq]

Yeah, that's a big part that really tweaked me off too. That he did study - whether it was 4 months or 3 years doesn't matter quite as much - in a monastic environment living simply, and then HE FORGOT ALL ABOUT THAT LAST PART. As though it was just something to be consumed, and not to TRULY "Change his Life". Almost as if there's only one kind of "changing one's life" that's fashionable.

[@Anna-cx4tg]

greed is a sin in christianity, which he does not practice

[@adamwilder2943]

Thanks, Mr. Grande, for all of the videos you have submitted..

[@rsjcmp2285]

I was a Hare Krishna monk for six years. When I left, I considered the life coach route, but it’s not my personality. I kind of doubt, though that his origin story is completely false. It might have been embellished. it’s very common in our tradition for men to live in what we call “the temple“ for one to 10 years and then later on enter married life. It’s possible he was back-and-forth a little bit to England during that three years in india. But honestly, you don’t really need to go to India to experience the same thing . I lived in a temple/monastery in a major city in America and it’s basically the same lifestyle (wake up at 4 AM and do meditation worship study for 4 to 5 hours, then engaging service throughout the day). However, with the general public, living in India for years sounds much more intriguing.

[@MadgeGreen]

I have found, for me personally, that reading my Bible is the only "life-coaching" that has ever helped me. I tried reading the self help books that started coming out in the 1970s, but they left me feeling more confused than I was before!

[@hildahilpert5018]

Never heard of this guy.I,m with you.I read the bible.Another book I need to read is The Imitation of Christ by Thomas A Kempis.Have to re- read Introduction to the Devote Life by St.Francis de Sales.

[@Yellow-Rose]

I luv you Dr Grande! A video notification from you cheers up my day. We need more Dr Grande's in the world.

[@alconcerto]

I love any analysis of these manipulators: they are self-declared, sucking up for moneys.

[@poweredbytruth]

So relieving the way you cut through all the hype and the ‘noise’ with your soothing voice (of reason), Dr. Grande!

[@wendybond2848]

“Let’s sell them a piece of blue sky” L Ron Hubbard

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload, Dr. Grande! Your true fans love your humour and sarcasm. April 10 is National Erase Self-Negativity Day, National Cinnamon Crescent Day, Alfredo Sauce Day (definitely having some Michelina's Grande Fettuccine Alfredo later!), National Siblings Day, National Farm Animals Day, Safety Pin Day, Encourage A Young Writer Day, and Golfers Day.

[@birdworldist]

I just erased all and any self negativity , thanks! 😊

[@Ann-sj4pt]

Today for me is No list day.

[@Flamsterette]

@@Ann-sj4pt Too late. I already posted.

[@Ann-sj4pt]

@@Flamsterettei mean for me lol

[@Flamsterette]

@@birdworldist It's a new holiday, so you're doing it right!

[@iyalove9383]

I'm ready to speculate based on the title alone..😅

[@srsusansummers3070]

😅😅😅😅

[@JosephAnthonyJosefius]

If he's had success with main stream media, I can see why he would have issues with the truth.

[@000FireAimReady000]

"The only sound that can be heard on this Transcendent journey is Jay's Celestial laughter echoing through the halls of Eternity." Also, "ka-ching!"

[@enlightenmentbarbie]

Holy crapolla Dr Grande you have over 1 million people now!!! I’m so happy for you. I first discovered you like 4 years ago? And I loved your videos and perfect deadpan delivery of stuff. And… Here you are today! Woohoo! May you be blessed, man! ♥️🎉✨🔥 you are awesome. Love from Pioneertown, CA ♥️

[@pamelamyers9613]

You can get anything you want on the intetnet.... Worst place to get advice? The internet

[@EverestMystery]

And yet another brilliant Dr. Todd Grande video. Thank you @DrGrande 💟

[@victoriousjoy9338]

I had hints of this, but you have made this topic crystal clear! Thanks, Dr. G.

[@ersheri]

I fell for his shell game for a short time anyway. The real joke for me, long after I became aware of his game, was when he was validating Jada Pinkett. The two of them were sickening together with each one talking in circles and laughing.

[@abeeral-qattan5997]

You summarized the Shetty-ful life coaching scam perfectly in less than 12 minutes 🔥🔥This short video is so impressive 🥇

[@The.BansheeRose]

Dr Grande's sense of humor almost always puts a smile on my face and occasionally a giggle. Kudos 😊

[@applepie9576]

Seriously. He's so dry and subtle. 😂

[@LaurieMarieValdezRNCCRN]

I have a hard time trusting people❤

[@chudleyflusher7132]

Sure. Why not?

[@mimib95]

Trust yourself, that’s the only self help that matters.

[@christophermeyer3115]

I want to see Dr Grande do a video about… Dr Grande 😮

[@n116gtr]

Perhaps he could analyse his warped perspective on the Apple River stabbing?

[@DavidPigbody]

He already did that video...

[@DavidPigbody]

​​@@n116gtrhow is it warped? A bunch of assholes fucked with the wrong guy.

[@sharissaschannel3644]

My analysis is he is a.......😮

[@BohoAstronaut]

​@@n116gtr im also wondering what you thought was warped about it. No hate towards you I have not completely agreed with his take on one or two cases he has presented. Which is normal, no two people are going to have identical views on 100% of everything. I'm just curious what you didn't like about that case.

[@DaveNougalMusic]

I love the deadpan delivery. You have a new subscriber, Dr. Grande.

[@Alej3880]

I borrowed "think like a monk" a few years ago. A few pages in, I closed it and returned it. I don't understand how people fall for this crap. It's awful to take advantage of vulnerable people.

[@WhoIsWhatIDK]

This was triple gold. Well done Dr Grande ❤

[@NezaQuetzalcoatl]

😂 It’s bitter sweet knowing I called this guy out the moment I heard him speak. Sweet because my BS detector is calibrated and functioning at 💯. Bitter because of the realization that there are so many foolish and ignorant people who think this guys is a thought leader. It’s no wonder we have the “elected” officials that we do. “It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled”. -Mark Twain

[@pagalmasala]

I liked his stuff on the Calm app… I’ll never look at him the same way again! Is he bullshettying us? 😅

[@victoriousjoy9338]

Yes! 😊

[@applepie9576]

I never did Calm and didn't realize he was associated with it. Now I'm glad I didn't. I always seek out the free stuff. I found a 100% free app called Medito. There are no fees whatsoever. I really like it.

[@michelledengmanivanh3599]

😂

[@hocuspocus8433]

The grand Dr. Grande :D!! The effort we put in a psychology degree is enormous...we are supervised by real academics who are rigorous and qualified to convey the scientific methodology which is the essence of psychology at large, and psychotheray in particular. It's astonishing how these life coaches (most of the time self proclaimed) can be allowed to mess with the mental health of millions of people, most of which might be enduring real life crises. Thanks for setting things straight and strengthening the boundaries between nonsensical social media rambelings, and actual science!

[@roadlesstraveled34]

I enjoy your videos a lot. I didn't know about this, or many, of these topics. You clearly do your due diligence and your speaking pattern makes it easy for me to pay attention.

[@rominahorn427]

I was never interested in spiritual stuff. Life is simple…. People are making it difficult ‼️ Many celebrities are just so full of it 😜

[@babblingalong7689]

That sounds really wise. You should start a podcast.

[@rominahorn427]

@@babblingalong7689 Thank you for your comment. As you know it’s very difficult to open people’s eyes because most are chasing something without knowing what. They are not even aware that we also have a mental immune system that we must take care of. Regards from Europe ❣️ By the way your screen name is very smart 😜

[@99names16]

While I agree with your point about celebs , I disagree with your “life is simple people make it difficult “. Life should be simple but it took me a long time to realize that the extensive abuse and torment I was put thru as a child has manifested in ways that make life difficult. For me the “simplest” things are difficult. Because of that. It’s programming that cannot be undone with a few choice words.

[@99names16]

@babblingalong7689 You’ve literally missed the point of this video entirely if you think because someone says something wise that they can now lead others.

[@careforjusticealways]

life isn’t simple for everyone

[@lilyanne7528]

You slay me Dr. GRANDE; I laughed so hard. I pop in every now and then to note how much I love your humour. You rock. 😂

[@KGraceSpeaksKea1335]

😅 me too

[@danielcarroll5667]

"Why don't you tell us how you really feel ?" Thanks for the warning Doctor.

[@roseh143]

I find your videos to be interesting, informative, and entertaining. Your professional and calm delivery of things comical....are refreshing to me. Keep being uniquely you....just a suggestion. ♥️

[@kristenhurst683]

I'm reminded of the humble relish tray usurped by charcuterie. Repackaged and renamed, anything can sound new and cooler than what your parents did.

[@sandramader1880]

The word just grates on me now. It's meat and cheese folks.

[@DouglasBrooker]

Life Coaching is always always always never never never NOT a scam.