I have been a kindergarten teacher for most of my adult life, I love being of service to those genuine little souls. I know it to be truth that as human beings, we are born, hard wired to give to others. I have witnessed this over and over. I would teach 5 year olds my entire life if I could. I love their souls.
Keep up the good work, it's because they are not believing the hypnotic rhythm perhaps ? That term is explained in an excellent book, out-witting the devil. Napoleon Hill.
Listened to Dr. Rangan Chatterjee's podcast with him yesterday and still, this conversation was SO SO interesting! It is incredible Rich how you're able to bring something...so valuable and unique to each and every conversion. Honestly, I have always been impressed with your podcast host skills but such coincidences make me realise it even more deeply :D Very insightful, inspiring and genuine conversation! Thank you guys!
Thank you for this Rich. Truly. Whether or not Jay Shetty is the real deal or not was uncovered in this conversation. If you didn’t pick out dozens of gems of insights, you weren’t listening closely enough.
I so love Jay Shetty. This was jam packed with gems of wisdom. Jay's passion, compassion, joy and purpose are so clear. And Rich, you have such a gift of asking the deeper, more meaningful questions as well as summarizing what your guests have expounded on in the most profound, beautiful, complete way. Thank you for who you both are being in this world raising the frequency of us all.
Maybe do a bit of research his only good in one thing which is palgarism and stealing the wokr of others claiming it as his own. th-cam.com/video/P3TNYrGmZVw/w-d-xo.html
I listened to this on iTunes and then came to TH-cam to write some comments. I really enjoyed this when just listening and was stunned to see the negative comments here. Then I watched a little and realize that watching is such a different experience. No matter what though I did get something powerful out of it and appreciate this conversation. Thank you both.
The negative comments are here for a reason. Do some research regarding Jay, and you will discover why for yourself. You seem to want to understand spirituality? Step one into discovering the truth to things, Buddha/Siddartha once said, question everything, including himself. That might be a good place to start Janine. 🙂
Who Jay is, I can't possibly know. But, I love his ideas (or for the haters, the messages that he has learned along the way). I appreciate his energy. Perhaps I'm not as "woke" as some, but this is fantastic...to me.
@@AndyBlasquez that's the thing, they aren't 'his' ideas. They are from other people that he plagarized from, and are passing them off as his own. It is well documented. So in case you intend on calling people haters, know that their is actually a valid reason why people dislike him. There are quite a few other reasons, but this is one of the main ones. If you continue to like him, and believe that these ideas are originally his, just remember what the old saying is. "There is a sucker born every minute" That is what Jay is counting on.
Anthony K Truth. I’m not concerned where the information came from. Everything I know I learned from somebody else. I think that he’s done a good job reaching people who might not otherwise have been reached by the original authors and philosophers. That’s all.
@@AndyBlasquez Amen. People don't have to like Jay but I don't understand the anger that he gets his ideas from other places. I was always raised with the idea... Ain't nothing new under the sun but always something to learn
More and more depth unraveled throughout the interview. I do understand even more now why these take 2hrs as it takes time/conscious engagement/mindful conversation to get somewhere where both parties co-create the mood and vision so enticingly presented to us listeners who receive sudden boost of inspiration on our own paths. ☀️
Being seen with all your faults and all the things you don't like about yourself and still not being judged, and still invested in, is an incredibly powerful thing, and the best thing one can give to someone. I have felt this occasionally from great teachers, but it is so rare in this world. May we all know this, experience it for ourselves, and give it to others. From this so much healing can happen in the world
Listening to this reinforced my happiness as previously all I wanted was to do modeling but now a disability support worker and never been happier. Living true to myself
Today I just received this remarkable and amazing book. I have read through many page’s, what is more I think I am addicted to this. I knew it that I will gain knowledge of the best lessons of my life from this amazing book ever. Since, I already have learned the greatest lesson of my life from Jay Shetty Sir. Because of this book I come to know plenty of thing my passion, commitment and the most significant is patience. And I am confident that I will learn more by this book. Thank so much for writing this book to all of us and educating us best lessons of our life. You don’t have to be a monk to think like a monk. Well, this book clarifies us a lot .When you think like a monk you’ll understand .How to prevent overthinking, How to overcome fear, how to overcome negativity, how to learn from each and every person you meet, why compassion and gentleness is vital to success and much more. It feels amazing to take a short moment out of my busy life to spend it on studying on how to be a improved version of ourself , and hopefully by this, create a healthier life for ourselves. I highly recommend this book to someone who ever has self-doubt & feels lost. if u want to buy the book from amazon buy this from that link sites.google.com/view/best-product-online/think-like-a-monk-paperback-8-september-2020
Jay speaks very passionately and energetically but his content falls flat for me. I feel like he has exploited his experience as a monk rather than embodied it. I didn’t know about the plagiarism situation until reading about it in the comments but I’m not surprised. I never believed that so many nuggets of wisdom genuinely came out of this one man. He’s energetic, good looking and has an accent. That’s it. Love Rich- only podcast I listen to!
"He has exploited his experience as a monk rather than embodied it" - you write exploit as if he has committed an atrocity. There will always be more than one motive driving a human being. Although, i'm sure he is somewhat driven by material means, his content is inspirational, profound and he is disseminating vasts amount of ancient knowledge in an effective way. His billions of views says it all.
The thing is, he spent time in an ashram 'maybe' that does not make him a monk if he actually did. I have spent countless hours/consecutive days at Buddhist meditation centers. This does not make me a monk, nor would I ever claim it did. The best that Jay Shetty could ever do is call himself a practitioner since there has never been any real proof of any certification. And a monk plagarizing others work, and not giving them any credit for it, and calling it his own. You have to question this 'monks' ethics, and morality in regards to this. 🤣
People have different preferences. I think he is doing a great service of spreading wisdom, and if you watch more of him you´ll realize he is more humble than the comment sections portrays him as. No one is perfect, but he do give a lot of credit and appreciation. Anyways, I suppose the amount of people who listens to him tells us how great he spreads wisdom to a culture that is very hungry for it, and that has lost their sense of aim and meaning in life - which is incredible!
@@DavidVre most have seen enough of him thanks. If we want the actual knowledge, we will go straight to the source instead of to the guy who copied it from the original source. 🙄🤣
One of my favorite things about participating in Lewis Howes' mastermind was the change to meet Jay in person. Rich, loved the interview and happy Jay shared some new perspectives.
You guys nailed it! You should give freedom from one another and trust each other, support each other and both of you find happiness in your marriage and you feel like dating continuously.
Disengaging is the first step to re-engage more effectively 🧡 Thank you for sharing your wisdom @jayshetty I'm truly grateful for this conversation between you two @richroll !
@1:08:55 sometimes we have too many insights - More often than not we don't apply the insights that we learned - often times we know what to do to lead ourselves to be more content but we can't actually apply the insights. Typically we don't change until the pain is too great to bear.
Very eye-opening interview that sheds light on what lies underneath Shetty’s iceberg. It seems to me that Rich’s old soul can peer through any illusion that doesn’t align with truth. Fascinating.
Jay has really tried to help people, mould their way of life, shared small conscious things we can do to make our life better. Really love and admire both him and his wife. I have a whole book where I created a family tree for the Mahabharata
Good morning Jay and Rich. I have pre-ordered your audio book on audible and waiting for the release today. Will repost this podcast at our blog selfhelpchampion🙏❤️
I bought the book for Christmas. Plan on reading in January as a Reset. But watching and listening to him... smarmy, opportunistic, tv evangelist, motivational speaker... used car salesman... all come to mind. I'm still going to read the book. Hopefully it goes better than listening and actually seeing "hair gel", perfect teeth and perfectly lined up beard.
Key Points in my opinion 1. Jay mentioned again; plant trees under which u do not plan to sit. 2. Jay; first half of the day; was about the self. 430 wake up, 530 self-meditation, then group meditation led by a top monk, then breakfast. Second half of the day was service; helping others. Part 1 = self. Part 2 = service. There is this synergy between self and service. 3. When u protect your purpose, your purpose protects you. 4. You can find meaning in a place u don’t want to be in, to help you get answers for what u want to do in the future. Rich : “That is a cool lens”. 5. Big difference between detachment and indifference; Jay quotes a writer; detachment does not mean u own nothing, it means nothing owns u. 6. Another detachment meaning; detached from the result, focus on the process. I bet Gary would love this. 7. Intentions are all percentages. Examples; 75-25. You may do something 75% good intention, but 25% you are noting how much £ u can make. Jay says this is process of purification. In purity, there is impurity. 8. Rich Roll; amazing point; If I am appealing to selfish people about service, then at least, if you do it, if u help people, your life will improve. Even if you are doing it for this selfish reason, your life will improve. Wow. That is thought-provoking. Did I miss any?
Okay the negative comments here are off base. This man strikes me as earnest and true. 3 yrs is no small amount of time - esp when one is young. I enjoyed this interview very much.
@@angadsingh3013 meh the kid is cute and he makes some good points and he is funny but I'm listening to the Shetty book and it's actually interesting and thoughtful - also i don't actually care if Shetty is imperfect and a little scammy..the info is good.
@@angadsingh3013 I think my nonplussed reaction is about being older - I remember being young like Wallace and getting wound up about "frauds" - its very Holden Caulfield. -Meh - I'm not going to be best friends with Shetty or marry the guy... i do not need to unpack his ENTIRE life. He's smart and he condenses things well. That's what i came for... not to figure out what areas HE needs to grow in...which he probably does
@@JohnWSmartNow You know what... you've actually given me something to think about. And thank you for getting your opinion across in a civil manner... That's rare on TH-cam.
Holly crap, lost everything I lost had written about Radhaman Swamis' episode .Cried over the red wood forest relashionp and support sistem they have .. Bhakti Yoga is on the forefront of my interest right now. Your podcast is saving my mentall health . I'm struggling with drinking and getting back on my spiritual path for the first time in my life. Who develops a drinking problem at 56 years old?I never was addicted alcohol or any drugs. Just the uncertain times ahead I guess. Please, never stop, your talk with the ex-sateboarder neuroscientist made a huge impact on my life and reflections on going forward . Much Peace and Love from Upstate NY :)
@@zainali-gu3mj Hey, Zain. I think this person (who will correct me if I'm wrong) is, literally, verbalising their thought process. A cathartic moment coming out in what you see as jumbled narrative. They have, if I'm not mistaken, and due to various physical and spiritual 'losses' in their life, been going down a slippery slope, recently, until watching this podcast. Now, they've found something within this particular exchange between Rich and Jay, to bring them back to a sense of themselves and who they can and want to be going forward. As I said earlier, I'm sure @plantaetivoli will correct me if I've got it wrong. But, does that help you out a little?
@@naturalmystique3830 hi there, thanks for analyses. I agree I wasn't coherent.But it doesn't help that my comment was meant for another episode. I listened to this and the prior podcast in the same day while walking many miles, literally. I am actually paralized by Zain's mean comment. Do you have to be versed in spirituality to open your heart and be thankful? Your words are pretty accurate and , like I said , mine were meant for a prior podcast. Thanks for speaking out for me. Sorry for his nasty response. Has this person learned nothing from this space? Peace
Hi Rich this was a very good interview... I like Jay Shetty very much is so real and inspiring...I am a podcast follower of his... thank you for this great interview a lot of ah ha moments on both ends of the interview...look forward to seeing more... truly...💕🏝
We are one. The global information networks connecting this elevated consciousness may be the saving grace for the species and planet if the knowledge can permeate deep and fast enough. One love.
I am surprised to see that so many people choose to focus on his so-called plagiarism. Overall I think he is doing a great service of spreading wisdom, and if you watch more of him and read his book, you´ll realize he is more humble than the comment sections portrays him as. No one is perfect, but he does give a lot of credit and appreciation. Anyways, I suppose the great amount of people who listens to him tells us how great he spreads wisdom to a culture that is very hungry for it, and that has lost their sense of aim and meaning in life - which is an incredible service! We can choose whether to focus on the beauty of a moon as a whole or the black holes in it :)
It isn't so called plagiarism, it is quite blatant. And no one is going to buy his stuff since he never actually came up with any of it in the first place there David.... SMFH LMFAO
Powerful interview. Sad to see (but not surprising) this comment section cherry picking the plagarism gripe many have had with Jay. So quick to poke holes in someone, but why? What's the end game there? "He's imperfect therefore I'm invalidating his successful (and rare) attempts to bring unfamiliar philosophies to a different part of the world." He should listen to your opinion and just disappear... you're a saint after all right? I agree there's prob a lot of strategy in the way he presents himself (look, vernacular, etc.) and to me that's just intelligent marketing and in no way correlated with someone's integrity. John Doe in Ohio isn't gonna grab a copy of Vedic Hymns... he's got a book out that's going to introduce supportive ideas to people who otherwise wouldn't have come across them, and you're in the comment section of one of his interviews.
Looking forward to this one Rich ol buddy. Jay...you and Sharma are my monks...a book I'm working on is titled You Dont Have to be a Monk to Transcend. How to Live a Monkfull Life in Mondern Day. If you guys want a roughest of rough drafts, inbox me. Peace Namaste Live Long and Prosper 😁
Hi could someone help me please ? I listened to an episode of RR very similar to Jay Shetty and I would like to listen again. One of the stories I remember was of the person being at a checkpoint in India but they wouldn't let him in (I think because he had no money ?). Eventually he was let in and met a Yogi or monk. Sorry for being vague but this is the reason I want to listen again because I remember really enjoying the podcast at the time, any help would be much appreciated. Cheers
That was great. I kind of understand what he was saying. I was stationed in Thailand twice . Thats probably the closes I'll ever get to India. What I'm saying is that I learned so much being there. I had a girl friend take me to the Temple in the evenings before retiring for the night. We would go through the routine of lighting the three incense in prayer. One day a guy came to the alter, lit the three incense, prayed, and then he raised a stone Buddha over his head three times. I could not believe what I just seen. My girlfriend said "try." I said "I can't do that," She said "try" again. So this time I did. As I had told her I could not. On the way home that night she told me tomorrow you will raise the Buddha over your head. She repeated this to me all day until the next day. I sad OK I'll try again. This time the same stone Buddha felt like it had no weight at all. It went over my head three times with ease. That was the must strongest lesson in life. Believe in yourself and let life happen.God bless my fiend. Peace!!!!
Something about this guy doesn't ring true. It seems like he spent time in an ashram, and has marketed that into monkhood. I give him credit for recycling wisdom into instagram friendly bites. Yet, his response to plagiarism accusations was telling also. I think he's just another influencer.
Influencers are more upfront, this guy is something else. What timestamp on the video does he give a response to all his plagiarism? (i dun wana expose my ears to his voice for two hours, I feel quite uncomfortable listening to him, like viscerally)
A 'monk' who exudes an unbelievable egoistic attachment to self and personal worth from the very outset combined with a formulaic input of the usual cliché quote (ie, 'Follow your bliss', that oft used three-word reduction of Joseph Campbell's much deeper and extended diatribe). A one-man pseudo-spiritual marketing machine for the gullible. After such masterful interviews with luminaries such as Zac Bush and so many others, I suppose we can forgive Rich on this one occasion.
He has never advertised himself as a guru or spiritual teacher. He was a former monk who has recycled wisdom and shared it with the world in a really articulate and engaging way.
Meditating for a year without having to go to an ashram is great for everyone. I've trained with traveling monks in my own city of Denver, Colorado. You don't need to become a monk to benefit from the practices.
Har har Mahadev ! (Sanskrit chant to fill you with energy, Mahadev is Lord Shiva)🙏 This episode is just that... simply powerful! Thanks Rich to bring this to us🙏 Hari AUM
I trust Rich Roll's judgement, but I have some questions as well. In reading Jay's book review comments on Amazon, several people say he has these wonderful quotes in his book. The problem is they are not his quotes, and he does not give the true author the proper credit. Like a lot of writers it appears he is just re-cycling information from other books he read, which I guess is what most self help writers do anyway. You can't argue with the message, and if he gets it out to the world.
He also claims to be a monk, which he is not. Others have refuted this claim of his, and there has not been one real shred of proof that he is one. He hasn't proved where he trained, or who he trained under, there is no proof of certification. Someone from back in the day could have studied under Stephen Hayes, and called himself a ninja. That does not actually make them one. 🤣
@@anthonyk1461 seems you are here just to try to convince people Jay is blah blah blah and you are to be believed or the others who are just bitter with life and have to awareness. You certainly don't sound like someone with awareness. If you think so little of Jay what are you doing here?
Real shame. You have such an amazing podcast with amazing guests on the podcast who achieve incredible things Sinclair, Goldhamer etc so I have no idea why someone who builds a career clearly plagiarizing others is seen as inspirational and deserving of your podcast.
Literally everything in life is a remix... someone's personal spin on something that someone else previously thought/said/did/created. No value is lost because of it. Our cultural background and life experience will cause each of us to resonate with some and not others. Simple as that.
True. He is a fake guru. He even told that he was a monk before he became successful as if living as a monk is the same as living in basement of parent's house.
hey, didn't know the guy before this podcast, but i've seen a few comments saying the same thing as yours. when or what did he plagiarize? (if that's a word)
@@gabiananonyme1448 if you look his motivation videos, they are filled with quotes that are not his. You can look for Jay shetty exposed videos in TH-cam.
1:19:29 - Becoming a Social Media Maven It suddenly feels like Jay is no longer this monk thinking person as he now chases a different corp path 1:25:56 - The Process of Purification Following the process of purification it feels like Jay is not there yet? He speaks about Rich at some point maybe not doing ads and just having the platform but upfront it was mentioned that because his book was delayed he asked if the episode could be delayed Overall he feels like a fraud, in isolation each chapter makes sense but then he contradicts himself all the time to what I think he thinks is the popular thing to say... just my opinion
I was just 8 min. into listening when I wrote this comment but now at around 16 min. I think this guys is not what he claims to be imo. Am well aware of the Hindu philosophy etc and he doesn't add up here, sorry, getting off this podcast now..
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I have been a kindergarten teacher for most of my adult life, I love being of service to those genuine little souls. I know it to be truth that as human beings, we are born, hard wired to give to others. I have witnessed this over and over. I would teach 5 year olds my entire life if I could. I love their souls.
Keep up the good work, it's because they are not believing the hypnotic rhythm perhaps ? That term is explained in an excellent book, out-witting the devil. Napoleon Hill.
This was one of Jay's best interview....and to a great extent; credit goes to Rich. Very good conversation. Disengage to re-engage
Listened to Dr. Rangan Chatterjee's podcast with him yesterday and still, this conversation was SO SO interesting! It is incredible Rich how you're able to bring something...so valuable and unique to each and every conversion. Honestly, I have always been impressed with your podcast host skills but such coincidences make me realise it even more deeply :D
Very insightful, inspiring and genuine conversation! Thank you guys!
Thank you for this Rich. Truly. Whether or not Jay Shetty is the real deal or not was uncovered in this conversation. If you didn’t pick out dozens of gems of insights, you weren’t listening closely enough.
Talking of real deals, check out his Goggins interview, if you want to.
I so love Jay Shetty. This was jam packed with gems of wisdom. Jay's passion, compassion, joy and purpose are so clear. And Rich, you have such a gift of asking the deeper, more meaningful questions as well as summarizing what your guests have expounded on in the most profound, beautiful, complete way. Thank you for who you both are being in this world raising the frequency of us all.
Maybe do a bit of research his only good in one thing which is palgarism and stealing the wokr of others claiming it as his own. th-cam.com/video/P3TNYrGmZVw/w-d-xo.html
@@learoth8721 Another one of you! what are you doing here? That's enough to tell us who you are!
I listened to this on iTunes and then came to TH-cam to write some comments. I really enjoyed this when just listening and was stunned to see the negative comments here. Then I watched a little and realize that watching is such a different experience. No matter what though I did get something powerful out of it and appreciate this conversation. Thank you both.
The negative comments are here for a reason. Do some research regarding Jay, and you will discover why for yourself. You seem to want to understand spirituality? Step one into discovering the truth to things, Buddha/Siddartha once said, question everything, including himself. That might be a good place to start Janine. 🙂
Who Jay is, I can't possibly know. But, I love his ideas (or for the haters, the messages that he has learned along the way). I appreciate his energy. Perhaps I'm not as "woke" as some, but this is fantastic...to me.
@@AndyBlasquez that's the thing, they aren't 'his' ideas. They are from other people that he plagarized from, and are passing them off as his own. It is well documented. So in case you intend on calling people haters, know that their is actually a valid reason why people dislike him. There are quite a few other reasons, but this is one of the main ones. If you continue to like him, and believe that these ideas are originally his, just remember what the old saying is. "There is a sucker born every minute" That is what Jay is counting on.
Anthony K Truth. I’m not concerned where the information came from. Everything I know I learned from somebody else. I think that he’s done a good job reaching people who might not otherwise have been reached by the original authors and philosophers. That’s all.
@@AndyBlasquez Amen. People don't have to like Jay but I don't understand the anger that he gets his ideas from other places. I was always raised with the idea... Ain't nothing new under the sun but always something to learn
More and more depth unraveled throughout the interview. I do understand even more now why these take 2hrs as it takes time/conscious engagement/mindful conversation to get somewhere where both parties co-create the mood and vision so enticingly presented to us listeners who receive sudden boost of inspiration on our own paths. ☀️
Being seen with all your faults and all the things you don't like about yourself and still not being judged, and still invested in, is an incredibly powerful thing, and the best thing one can give to someone. I have felt this occasionally from great teachers, but it is so rare in this world. May we all know this, experience it for ourselves, and give it to others. From this so much healing can happen in the world
Listening to this reinforced my happiness as previously all I wanted was to do modeling but now a disability support worker and never been happier. Living true to myself
Purpose 😁
Today I just received this remarkable and amazing book. I have read through many page’s, what is more I think I am addicted to this. I knew it that I will gain knowledge of the best lessons of my life from this amazing book ever. Since, I already have learned the greatest lesson of my life from Jay Shetty Sir. Because of this book I come to know plenty of thing my passion, commitment and the most significant is patience. And I am confident that I will learn more by this book. Thank so much for writing this book to all of us and educating us best lessons of our life. You don’t have to be a monk to think like a monk. Well, this book clarifies us a lot .When you think like a monk you’ll understand .How to prevent overthinking, How to overcome fear, how to overcome negativity, how to learn from each and every person you meet, why compassion and gentleness is vital to success and much more. It feels amazing to take a short moment out of my busy life to spend it on studying on how to be a improved version of ourself , and hopefully by this, create a healthier life for ourselves. I highly recommend this book to someone who ever has self-doubt & feels lost. if u want to buy the book from amazon buy this from that link
sites.google.com/view/best-product-online/think-like-a-monk-paperback-8-september-2020
Thanks I ordered it
Jay speaks very passionately and energetically but his content falls flat for me. I feel like he has exploited his experience as a monk rather than embodied it. I didn’t know about the plagiarism situation until reading about it in the comments but I’m not surprised. I never believed that so many nuggets of wisdom genuinely came out of this one man. He’s energetic, good looking and has an accent. That’s it. Love Rich- only podcast I listen to!
"He has exploited his experience as a monk rather than embodied it" - you write exploit as if he has committed an atrocity. There will always be more than one motive driving a human being. Although, i'm sure he is somewhat driven by material means, his content is inspirational, profound and he is disseminating vasts amount of ancient knowledge in an effective way. His billions of views says it all.
The thing is, he spent time in an ashram 'maybe' that does not make him a monk if he actually did. I have spent countless hours/consecutive days at Buddhist meditation centers. This does not make me a monk, nor would I ever claim it did. The best that Jay Shetty could ever do is call himself a practitioner since there has never been any real proof of any certification. And a monk plagarizing others work, and not giving them any credit for it, and calling it his own. You have to question this 'monks' ethics, and morality in regards to this. 🤣
Because he has nothing to say and is just coping other peoples work.. th-cam.com/video/P3TNYrGmZVw/w-d-xo.html
People have different preferences. I think he is doing a great service of spreading wisdom, and if you watch more of him you´ll realize he is more humble than the comment sections portrays him as. No one is perfect, but he do give a lot of credit and appreciation. Anyways, I suppose the amount of people who listens to him tells us how great he spreads wisdom to a culture that is very hungry for it, and that has lost their sense of aim and meaning in life - which is incredible!
@@DavidVre most have seen enough of him thanks. If we want the actual knowledge, we will go straight to the source instead of to the guy who copied it from the original source. 🙄🤣
Rich and jay toghether my two favourites
Jay Shetty is a caring person and educator he has plenty of tender affection dealing with grief on purpose.
Providing service on purpose.
Rich and Jay together 😮😮 almost like a dream come true podcast 🙏
Fr 💯🤘🏾
Agreed, two of my favorite people in the World together. The 2 hours went really fast
One of my favorite things about participating in Lewis Howes' mastermind was the change to meet Jay in person. Rich, loved the interview and happy Jay shared some new perspectives.
New perspective? Be just coping other peoples work or paraphrases other peoples quotes.. Nothing new. th-cam.com/video/P3TNYrGmZVw/w-d-xo.html
"The one who plants trees knowing that he will never sit in their shade, has atleast started to understand the meaning of life" - Rabindranath
When is the best time to plant a tree? 20 years ago. When is the next best time? Now.😃
This articulates what I have been feeling and thinking for quite some time.
You guys nailed it! You should give freedom from one another and trust each other, support each other and both of you find happiness in your marriage and you feel like dating continuously.
Thank you Rich for inviting the most beautiful people in the world
Disengaging is the first step to re-engage more effectively 🧡 Thank you for sharing your wisdom @jayshetty I'm truly grateful for this conversation between you two @richroll !
So much meaning in one man!) What an expérience to live with monks I am on tje path to spirituality and I would love to go to the bouddhiste monastery
This was incredible! I shared with so many people I think this can really help people with so many aspects of life ❤️
Two great minds coming together. Thank you for sharing. 🇨🇦❤️🙏
@1:08:55 sometimes we have too many insights - More often than not we don't apply the insights that we learned - often times we know what to do to lead ourselves to be more content but we can't actually apply the insights.
Typically we don't change until the pain is too great to bear.
I wonder who he plagarized that from? 🤣
Very eye-opening interview that sheds light on what lies underneath Shetty’s iceberg.
It seems to me that Rich’s old soul can peer through any illusion that doesn’t align with truth.
Fascinating.
Jay has really tried to help people, mould their way of life, shared small conscious things we can do to make our life better. Really love and admire both him and his wife.
I have a whole book where I created a family tree for the Mahabharata
Good morning Jay and Rich. I have pre-ordered your audio book on audible and waiting for the release today. Will repost this podcast at our blog selfhelpchampion🙏❤️
One of my favourites so far!
I bought the book for Christmas. Plan on reading in January as a Reset. But watching and listening to him... smarmy, opportunistic, tv evangelist, motivational speaker... used car salesman... all come to mind. I'm still going to read the book. Hopefully it goes better than listening and actually seeing "hair gel", perfect teeth and perfectly lined up beard.
Thank you Jay and Rich for the wisdom'!
"Happiness is the absence of striving for happiness." ~ Chuang Tzu
Key Points in my opinion
1. Jay mentioned again; plant trees under which u do not plan to sit.
2. Jay; first half of the day; was about the self. 430 wake up, 530 self-meditation, then group meditation led by a top monk, then breakfast. Second half of the day was service; helping others. Part 1 = self. Part 2 = service. There is this synergy between self and service.
3. When u protect your purpose, your purpose protects you.
4. You can find meaning in a place u don’t want to be in, to help you get answers for what u want to do in the future. Rich : “That is a cool lens”.
5. Big difference between detachment and indifference; Jay quotes a writer; detachment does not mean u own nothing, it means nothing owns u.
6. Another detachment meaning; detached from the result, focus on the process. I bet Gary would love this.
7. Intentions are all percentages. Examples; 75-25. You may do something 75% good intention, but 25% you are noting how much £ u can make. Jay says this is process of purification. In purity, there is impurity.
8. Rich Roll; amazing point; If I am appealing to selfish people about service, then at least, if you do it, if u help people, your life will improve. Even if you are doing it for this selfish reason, your life will improve. Wow. That is thought-provoking.
Did I miss any?
Always best my favourite speaker Jay genius ❤
Very good Rich you are a new go to for me. Jay is very good. Belief perhaps is dangerous . Experience shows knowledge.
This is pure gold. Two of my all-time favourite thought leaders in one place. I ordered the book months ago and can't wait for it to arrive!!!
Such a beautiful start to my week - thank you so much xx
My favourite speaker best professor Jay genius l love his speech very much
Passionate about his experience.
Legendary podcast.
Jay you are absolutely charming with your lovely smile.
What an amazing episode. Love it. Thank you for this amazing content 🙏
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Love and respect from India,❤️
Wow love that thought - when you get everything you want what comes after that? Service.
Rich, I love your vocabulary!!!
Okay the negative comments here are off base. This man strikes me as earnest and true. 3 yrs is no small amount of time - esp when one is young. I enjoyed this interview very much.
please watch this and you'll know how disingenuous he really is: th-cam.com/video/WnoeV2EoVho/w-d-xo.html
@@angadsingh3013 meh the kid is cute and he makes some good points and he is funny but I'm listening to the Shetty book and it's actually interesting and thoughtful - also i don't actually care if Shetty is imperfect and a little scammy..the info is good.
@@angadsingh3013 I think my nonplussed reaction is about being older - I remember being young like Wallace and getting wound up about "frauds" - its very Holden Caulfield. -Meh - I'm not going to be best friends with Shetty or marry the guy... i do not need to unpack his ENTIRE life. He's smart and he condenses things well. That's what i came for... not to figure out what areas HE needs to grow in...which he probably does
@@JohnWSmartNow You know what... you've actually given me something to think about. And thank you for getting your opinion across in a civil manner... That's rare on TH-cam.
As did I
My favourate Podcast Host ! :)
Love him
One fantastic interview! Many gems of wisdom, my favorite from Jay: “If you protect your purpose, your purpose will protect you.”
Holly crap, lost everything I lost had written about Radhaman Swamis' episode .Cried over the red wood forest relashionp and support sistem they have .. Bhakti Yoga is on the forefront of my interest right now. Your podcast is saving my mentall health . I'm struggling with drinking and getting back on my spiritual path for the first time in my life. Who develops a drinking problem at 56 years old?I never was addicted alcohol or any drugs. Just the uncertain times ahead I guess. Please, never stop, your talk with the ex-sateboarder neuroscientist made a huge impact on my life and reflections on going forward . Much Peace and Love from Upstate NY :)
zain ali ?????
@@zainali-gu3mj Hey, Zain. I think this person (who will correct me if I'm wrong) is, literally, verbalising their thought process. A cathartic moment coming out in what you see as jumbled narrative. They have, if I'm not mistaken, and due to various physical and spiritual 'losses' in their life, been going down a slippery slope, recently, until watching this podcast. Now, they've found something within this particular exchange between Rich and Jay, to bring them back to a sense of themselves and who they can and want to be going forward.
As I said earlier, I'm sure @plantaetivoli will correct me if I've got it wrong. But, does that help you out a little?
@@naturalmystique3830 hi there, thanks for analyses. I agree I wasn't coherent.But it doesn't help that my comment was meant for another episode. I listened to this and the prior podcast in the same day while walking many miles, literally. I am actually paralized by Zain's mean comment. Do you have to be versed in spirituality to open your heart and be thankful? Your words are pretty accurate and , like I said , mine were meant for a prior podcast. Thanks for speaking out for me. Sorry for his nasty response. Has this person learned nothing from this space? Peace
god I love this conversation 💁🙏
Hi Rich this was a very good interview... I like Jay Shetty very much is so real and inspiring...I am a podcast follower of his... thank you for this great interview a lot of ah ha moments on both ends of the interview...look forward to seeing more... truly...💕🏝
He's a fraud... Watch out who u r following th-cam.com/video/P3TNYrGmZVw/w-d-xo.html
We are one. The global information networks connecting this elevated consciousness may be the saving grace for the species and planet if the knowledge can permeate deep and fast enough. One love.
I love you both!!!
I notice that he is good at referencing people about what they said about a certain topic.
hahahahaha
Thank you Rich for such Guests, Jay is such a blessing. The notes that I have taken from this, my journal is full haha. God bless.
A great interview …❤ heard a lot - now it’s time to implement ..
Jay seems like an awesome guy
Jay's passion is palpable- loved it!
a bit pushy tho
Interviewer is dominating so much
Rich is a great listener
Incredibly good ❤️
beautiful conversation
Hi! I enjoyed it so much! Relating to the talk can also help us to realize ourselves. Thank you, Rich and Jay!
U r absolutely above & beyond! My sweet friend Shannon turned me on 2 u! Thank U 4 hour goodness…grateful I am!
I am surprised to see that so many people choose to focus on his so-called plagiarism. Overall I think he is doing a great service of spreading wisdom, and if you watch more of him and read his book, you´ll realize he is more humble than the comment sections portrays him as. No one is perfect, but he does give a lot of credit and appreciation. Anyways, I suppose the great amount of people who listens to him tells us how great he spreads wisdom to a culture that is very hungry for it, and that has lost their sense of aim and meaning in life - which is an incredible service! We can choose whether to focus on the beauty of a moon as a whole or the black holes in it :)
It isn't so called plagiarism, it is quite blatant. And no one is going to buy his stuff since he never actually came up with any of it in the first place there David.... SMFH LMFAO
So powerful ❣
Hello thank you looking forward to more
Thanks🔥
The greatest writers of all time leave no trace . The tiny people.
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Hey! Could you activate automatic captions for this video? Im hard of hearing and i have problemss to understand speech!!! :)
Rich thanks do much for these face to face podcasts. Everyone’s phoning it in, I get it. But THANK YOU!
@57:31 The path to contentment - 🙋♂️🙏🌞❤️👏
Powerful interview. Sad to see (but not surprising) this comment section cherry picking the plagarism gripe many have had with Jay. So quick to poke holes in someone, but why? What's the end game there? "He's imperfect therefore I'm invalidating his successful (and rare) attempts to bring unfamiliar philosophies to a different part of the world." He should listen to your opinion and just disappear... you're a saint after all right? I agree there's prob a lot of strategy in the way he presents himself (look, vernacular, etc.) and to me that's just intelligent marketing and in no way correlated with someone's integrity. John Doe in Ohio isn't gonna grab a copy of Vedic Hymns... he's got a book out that's going to introduce supportive ideas to people who otherwise wouldn't have come across them, and you're in the comment section of one of his interviews.
It's new year and watching this podcast!!
I really enjoyed the conversation...
It was most interesting one!! ✌
Looking forward to this one Rich ol buddy.
Jay...you and Sharma are my monks...a book I'm working on is titled You Dont Have to be a Monk to Transcend. How to Live a Monkfull Life in Mondern Day. If you guys want a roughest of rough drafts, inbox me.
Peace
Namaste
Live Long and Prosper 😁
Great start to the day! My new favourite podcast.
Hi could someone help me please ? I listened to an episode of RR very similar to Jay Shetty and I would like to listen again. One of the stories I remember was of the person being at a checkpoint in India but they wouldn't let him in (I think because he had no money ?). Eventually he was let in and met a Yogi or monk. Sorry for being vague but this is the reason I want to listen again because I remember really enjoying the podcast at the time, any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers
The Swami from South side of Chicago. Love his work. A wonderful soul.
He is actually from Chicago.
Amazing!! Thank you Moses, can't wait to listen again!!
Thank you, you both are inspiring!!
I love inception too, and everybody thinks that’s weird that that is my favourite movie
That was great. I kind of understand what he was saying. I was stationed in Thailand twice . Thats probably the closes I'll ever get to India. What I'm saying is that I learned so much being there. I had a girl friend take me to the Temple in the evenings before retiring for the night. We would go through the routine of lighting the three incense in prayer. One day a guy came to the alter, lit the three incense, prayed, and then he raised a stone Buddha over his head three times. I could not believe what I just seen. My girlfriend said "try." I said "I can't do that," She said "try" again. So this time I did. As I had told her I could not. On the way home that night she told me tomorrow you will raise the Buddha over your head. She repeated this to me all day until the next day. I sad OK I'll try again. This time the same stone Buddha felt like it had no weight at all. It went over my head three times with ease. That was the must strongest lesson in life. Believe in yourself and let life happen.God bless my fiend. Peace!!!!
Obedience is often the way to the truth of disestablismentarianism
Thanks family
Love you 2!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏
good podcast. thank you.
He is in the intellectual phase!
Something about this guy doesn't ring true. It seems like he spent time in an ashram, and has marketed that into monkhood. I give him credit for recycling wisdom into instagram friendly bites. Yet, his response to plagiarism accusations was telling also. I think he's just another influencer.
Y P I have totally same feeling about him, something just doesn’t feel right about him
It's easy to be the critic.. Everyone wants to have importance without putting in work. GTFO of here with until you spend years as a monk.
Influencers are more upfront, this guy is something else. What timestamp on the video does he give a response to all his plagiarism? (i dun wana expose my ears to his voice for two hours, I feel quite uncomfortable listening to him, like viscerally)
@@drewe9514 Lol, putting in the work you say. Why don't you GAC (get a clue) th-cam.com/video/Nfu4j7EIGqs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=NicoleArbour
@@calebbelac8335 we got another critic who has not even a fraction of competence of Shetty.
Had a cystic fibrosis survivor with me this week who had a double lung transplant without the full track
A 'monk' who exudes an unbelievable egoistic attachment to self and personal worth from the very outset combined with a formulaic input of the usual cliché quote (ie, 'Follow your bliss', that oft used three-word reduction of Joseph Campbell's much deeper and extended diatribe). A one-man pseudo-spiritual marketing machine for the gullible. After such masterful interviews with luminaries such as Zac Bush and so many others, I suppose we can forgive Rich on this one occasion.
Keep your interpretations to yourself boy
He has never advertised himself as a guru or spiritual teacher. He was a former monk who has recycled wisdom and shared it with the world in a really articulate and engaging way.
amazingggggggg
Always learn from shetty.rich bring the best out of him I beleive.
Tikun as finding your place within the puzzle. The puzzle being incomplete for all if you don't find where you complete the puzzle.
How the human race would benefit if we all went to become a monk for a year!
a year wont do anything, 5 maybe
Meditating for a year without having to go to an ashram is great for everyone. I've trained with traveling monks in my own city of Denver, Colorado. You don't need to become a monk to benefit from the practices.
Har har Mahadev ! (Sanskrit chant to fill you with energy, Mahadev is Lord Shiva)🙏
This episode is just that... simply powerful! Thanks Rich to bring this to us🙏
Hari AUM
I trust Rich Roll's judgement, but I have some questions as well. In reading Jay's book review comments on Amazon, several people say he has these wonderful quotes in his book. The problem is they are not his quotes, and he does not give the true author the proper credit.
Like a lot of writers it appears he is just re-cycling information from other books he read, which I guess is what most self help writers do anyway. You can't argue with the message, and if he gets it out to the world.
He also claims to be a monk, which he is not. Others have refuted this claim of his, and there has not been one real shred of proof that he is one. He hasn't proved where he trained, or who he trained under, there is no proof of certification. Someone from back in the day could have studied under Stephen Hayes, and called himself a ninja. That does not actually make them one. 🤣
th-cam.com/video/P3TNYrGmZVw/w-d-xo.html
@@anthonyk1461 seems you are here just to try to convince people Jay is blah blah blah and you are to be believed or the others who are just bitter with life and have to awareness. You certainly don't sound like someone with awareness. If you think so little of Jay what are you doing here?
Why so negative
Crystallising texts down to truth appears when you die to this moment and wake up
I told you to put the automatic English Subtitles!
Joseph Campbell later said he wished he would never had said that. He said he wished he had said follow your bliss and your pain.
where are the Automatic English Subtitles?
Real shame. You have such an amazing podcast with amazing guests on the podcast who achieve incredible things Sinclair, Goldhamer etc so I have no idea why someone who builds a career clearly plagiarizing others is seen as inspirational and deserving of your podcast.
Dido. I feel the same way.
Literally everything in life is a remix... someone's personal spin on something that someone else previously thought/said/did/created. No value is lost because of it. Our cultural background and life experience will cause each of us to resonate with some and not others. Simple as that.
True. He is a fake guru. He even told that he was a monk before he became successful as if living as a monk is the same as living in basement of parent's house.
hey, didn't know the guy before this podcast, but i've seen a few comments saying the same thing as yours. when or what did he plagiarize? (if that's a word)
@@gabiananonyme1448 if you look his motivation videos, they are filled with quotes that are not his. You can look for Jay shetty exposed videos in TH-cam.
1:19:29 - Becoming a Social Media Maven
It suddenly feels like Jay is no longer this monk thinking person as he now chases a different corp path
1:25:56 - The Process of Purification
Following the process of purification
it feels like Jay is not there yet? He speaks about Rich at some point maybe not doing ads and just having the platform but upfront it was mentioned that because his book was delayed he asked if the episode could be delayed
Overall he feels like a fraud, in isolation each chapter makes sense but then he contradicts himself all the time to what I think he thinks is the popular thing to say... just my opinion
It seems its just his inexperience here (but then he contradicts himself)
I was just 8 min. into listening when I wrote this comment but now at around 16 min. I think this guys is not what he claims to be imo. Am well aware of the Hindu philosophy etc and he doesn't add up here, sorry, getting off this podcast now..
It would be so nice to go and stay in an ashram and learn 😊