Recently, Novak Djokovic had a talk with his friend Chervin Jafarieh as part of his Self Mastery Project. In the talk, Novak said positive thoughts and energy has the ability to turn toxic food and polluted water into healthy substances. This statement gained a lot of attention, leading major sections of the media to criticize him for it. He and Chervin have just responded to such critics. Check it out.

Novak Djokovic Responds

In the first tweet, we see Novak Djokovic having a talk with Jay Shetty. He made it clear that what he said on the live chat was solely his perception of life. He also said that he was not trying to preach anything but was just sharing his experiences in life.

As you can see in the second tweet, Chervin Jafarieh also stepped in and defended Novak Djokovic. He said that Novak’s statement was used against him and that it is the standard attack system that most people employ. He then told everybody that if they have someone like this in their life, the only thing that they can do is pray for them.

This is not the first time Novak Djokovic has been victim to such criticism. A while back, he said that he would not like a coronavirus vaccine to be made mandatory for travel. With the world suffering at the hands of the virus, many people did not like this statement.

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Novak would probably not care too much about such criticism as there are bigger things on his mind. He wants to help people suffering at the hands of the pandemic and after that, he wants to focus on his biggest goal – becoming the GOAT of tennis.

He has to win more Grand Slams than his rivals Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to achieve this. And when the ATP Tour returns in July, he will have the opportunity to do just that.