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A video of Sadhguru, a spiritual leader and founder of the Isha Foundation, has been circulating online showing him at the World Economic Forum. In the video, after speaking, he is heard saying that he would like to see fewer people on Earth, while religions would prefer more souls.
The clip has generated controversy, with some people criticizing Sadhguru for what they see as a callous or genocidal statement. Others have defended him, noting that he may have been referring to the need for sustainable population growth or a reduction in the environmental impact of human activity.
Regardless of the interpretation, the video has sparked discussion about the ethical implications of population control and the responsibilities of religious and spiritual leaders in promoting sustainable development.
