Regina bookshop to stop selling Deepak Chopra books after Jeffrey Epstein revelations

Aware House Books is seen in this photo. (Photo source: Aware House Facebook page)

Aware House Books, a shop in Regina’s Cathedral district, will stop selling Deepak Chopra books due to his alleged connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

In a social media post on Monday, a store staff member is seen ripping up copies of The Spontaneous Fulfillment of Desire, The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, The Seven Spiritual Laws for Parents, among other books by Chopra.

The caption reads: “We will not be supporting the work of anyone who claims to uphold the Divine Feminine then continues to have a years-long close relationship with a known predator.”

Throughout the video, several clippings of Chopra’s exchanges with Epstein were posted:

“In a 2017 message, Chopra reportedly wrote to Epstein inviting him on a trip to Israel: “If you want, use a fake name. Bring your girls.”

“A similar invitation to come ‘with your girls’ was also reportedly extended for a workshop in Switzerland later that year.”

Those commenting on the post supported the store in its move to destroy the books.

Chopra is an author, new age guru, and advocate for alternative medicine.