Tom Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl Champion and influential figure in the world of sports, has recently showcased his spiritual side by sharing Sadhguru’s message with his followers. Brady, who is about to start a broadcasting gig for Fox Sports in 2024, has become more social media savvy since his retirement. While most of his posts focus on his businesses and upcoming campaigns, Brady has taken the opportunity to spread Sadhguru’s philosophy.
This is not the first time Tom Brady has promoted Sadhguru’s teachings. The NFL superstar had an interesting conversation with the spiritual guru on a podcast called “Let’s Go,” which entertained many football fans.
Tom Brady shares Sadhguru’s message on ‘Karmic Nonsense’
In a video gaining a lot of attention online, Sadhguru endorses the message of dealing with Karma. He says, “To deal with Karma, one has to have absolute dispassion for himself and absolute passion for everything else.” Tom Brady recently shared this video with his 13.9 million Instagram followers.
Sadhguru goes on to explain that the biggest problem with many people today is that they are too focused on themselves and disconnected from the suffering of others. He says, “The problem is, they have enormous passion for their life, but they have dispassion for other people’s well-being and whatever is happening.”
Encouraging people to reverse this mindset, Sadhguru further states that we should not worry about all the karmic nonsense, as it is nothing but garbage. While this time Tom Brady only shared the Guru’s message, back in 2021, the sports icon and the globally-renowned mystic delved into various topics during their conversation.
Sadhguru to Tom Brady – ‘I’m not a match fixer’
In their previous discussions, Tom Brady and Sadhguru covered everything from spirituality to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ chances of making it to the Super Bowl. When asked about the meaning of inner stability in a 2021 episode of the ‘Let’s Go’ podcast, Sadhguru claimed, “Inner balance will only happen when you determine what your thoughts and emotions will be.”
Additionally, in response to Brady’s inquiry about the Buccaneers’ chances of winning Super Bowl 56, Sadhguru jokingly said, “I’m many things in life, but I’m not a match-fixer. I’ll be there to watch your game, and I’m with you. My best is with you, but I won’t fix the match.”
It’s evident that Sadhguru and the spiritual realm hold great significance for the NFL star. The fusion of sports and spirituality is an intriguing concept, and now that Tom Brady is retired, we may see him engage even more with the spiritual Guru.
