Snapshot · The Shawn Ryan Show
Sadhguru cited statistics suggesting US veteran suicides could average over 40 per day, a figure he called 'horrendous' and unacceptable for those who served the country.
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Sadhguru lays out a stark picture: one in three teenage girls in America on depression medication; one in two Americans lonely (per the Surgeon General); US healthcare crossing $5.25 trillion — larger than India's entire economy; WHO warning that by 2045 life on the planet will be extremely difficult due to combined physical and psychological burden. Against this backdrop, he says veteran suicide statistics — potentially over 40 per day — are horrendous and unacceptable for people who held something above their own life. He respects that quality deeply: a human being willing to sacrifice themselves has enormous potential — the question is whether it is harnessed wisely. His proposal: instead of treating soldiers after they break, equip them before they deploy. Isha has trained hundreds to thousands of Inner Engineering trainers within the Indian Army. And for US veterans, he announces the program will be offered completely free — isha.us/shawnryan — as it normally costs $175. [1] — Sadhguru "Inner Engineering free for veterans: Sadhguru announced that Inner Engineering — normally a $175 program — is being offered completely free…" 2:45:00 [2] — Sadhguru "With veteran suicides running at roughly 40 per day, Sadhguru announced that Inner Engineering — his flagship $175 program — will be offere…" 2:44:40
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