BodhipaksaFeb 25

I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.

So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."

May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2026/02/23/deepak-chopra-jeffrey-epstein-emails/88821384007/

Deepak Chopra acknowledges 'poor judgment' over emails with Epstein

Self-help author Deepak Chopra corresponded with Jeffrey Epstein via email, according to files released by the Department of Justice.

USA TODAY
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@bodhipaksa I read his first book in the early 90s, and as a medical professional was intrigued by the theme of mind body connection. Each of his succeeding books was more "out there". Further into the decade when Chopra was associated with several scandals, including sexual harassment, I lost interest.
He belongs in the same category as that other medical fraudster, Mehmet Oz.
Feb 25 at 5:51pmWeb