Dia Mirza hosted AiR in her latest podcast. Far from the glitzy and the glaring lights of Bollywood and this material world, they talked about the real light, the light within, the light of Enlightenment. They also spoke about meditation, the cause of suffering, the key to happiness, acceptance, Karma, religion, God, nature, sustainability and many other things that impact us all. Diya Mirza shared some candid glimpses from her own life, her struggles and sorrows as a child and subsequent challenges as a successful model and actor and how she dealt with it all. AiR talked about his journey of life, his learnings and realizations. Step by step, he also explained the path to self-realization. An informative and engaging talk, with lots of laughter, insights on life and reflections. An eye-opening podcast, without doubt and as Dia Mirza says, those who are meant to watch this podcast, will watch this podcast!

Karan Johar’s latest podcast featured AiR - Atman in Ravi. A riveting spiritual conversation, Karan Johar not only expressed his keen interest in spirituality, but also had many questions to ask on life and death, success and failure, happiness and suffering, desire and greed, birth and death, Karma and afterlife.AiR compelled Karan Johar to contemplate the purpose of life and our true identity. While AiR sang excerpts from his beautiful bhajans and life songs, Karan Johar recited soulful verses from Javed Akhtar’s poetry. AiR highlighted the truth that life is nothing more than a drama, a show, created and produced by the director - the creator — in fact, not too different from a movie. Philosophical, spiritual, wistful, funny — the one-hour conversation was both engrossing and informative. At the end of it all, Karan Johar shared how the talk had helped him — he felt evolved, while AiR commented that Karan was an awakened Soul, and should try to be a beacon of light to help others in the Bollywood industry.

In this captivating conversation, AiR - Atman in Ravi and Kriss Venugopal peel back the layers of what makes us truly happy. They begin by exploring why genuine smiles feel rare and explore the term ‘Eternal Happpiness’. Drawing on the Ramayana, they use Ravana, Vibhishana, Kumbhakarna, and Shurpanakha as metaphors to illustrate different layers of consciousness. Through relatable stories (such as “loving like dogs”), reflections on karma, and insights about true, unconditional love, the episode drives home one powerful truth: happiness is a conscious choice!

This podcast featuring AiR and the revered ISKCON monk, Dr. Gauranga Priya Das primarily focuses on the Law of Karma and the ‘mystery’ of reincarnation. Quoting from the Bhagavad Gita, Dr. Gauranga Priya Das explains how we can be absolutely sure that the Law of Karma exists and how the mind (the subtle body) is reborn to settle the Karmic debt. Elaborating on Lord Krishna’s teachings in the Gita, he talks about our relationship with God; how we can overcome suffering and the purpose of life amongst many other things.As AiR shares his belief and thoughts on the Advaita philosophy of non-duality, he explains what Aham Brahmasmi actually means. It does not mean, ‘I am God’, rather, ‘I am nothing’. He emphasizes on how important it is to believe in ‘one God’ for our world to be peaceful. A delightfully engaging conversation where divergent perspectives converge to throw light on the ultimate truth — not to be missed!

A beautiful evening was made even more beautiful when two Enlightened Souls - AiR - Atman in Ravi - Happpiness Ambassador, author, philanthropist, singer and songwriter and Dr Jai Madaan, a renowned celebrity astrologer, Vastu consultant and a motivational speaker got together to talk about True Love and Soulmates. Where the warming-up topic of discussion was delving deep into the difference between Love and True Love, one could only imagine what this hour-long conversation had in store for the listeners. Dr Jai Madaan's interpretation of the 7 Stages of Love, inspired by Arabic literature set a beautiful flow to the conversation. AiR tapestried the stages of Love with his amazing interpretation of the 7 colours of Love - the one he famously calls the Rainbow Of Love. The conversation then drifted towards masculinity and feminine points of view of Love - what do the two feel and what they want in their partners in their relationships. The concept and origin of the institution of marriage in the modern-day era was discussed briefly with amazing references to Lord Sri Rama and the historical epic - Ramayana. Last but not the least, a whole segment was dedicated to discussing Spirituality in Love, touching upon concepts of attachment, obsession, possessiveness in love, attraction, Vairagya and physical expression of love, where both the enlightened beings put forth their seemingly divergent views in a beautiful manner without making the conversation sound as a battle of wills. A huge takeaway from this 60 minutes of intense conversation and exchange of viewpoints between these two beautifully intense Souls was that whether we look from a spiritual lens, an astrological point of view or from a masculine-feminine perspective, the topic of True Love and Soulmates will be of a special interest for everyone with everyone's contributions from their individual perspectives because Love or True Love is experienced by almost all in one way or the other in their lifetime but the Realization of the Truth of Love dawns upon a few chosen few! Don't miss this wonderful podcast!

💥AiR's recent dialogue with Geshe Dorji Damdul, a revered Buddhist scholar, offers an insightful exploration of existence and God from a Buddhist perspective. ✨This conversation not only deepens our understanding of Advaita and Buddhism but also does away with misconceptions surrounding Buddhist beliefs. For instance, Geshe Dorji Damdul explains how the Buddhists accept the concept of God as he explains the 3 realms of this universe. 💞Geshe Dorji Damdul also clarifies that Anatta and Shunyata do not imply nihilism, as often misunderstood. Anatta signifies that nothing exists independently, highlighting the principle of dependent origination or the middle way.💫Both Advaita and Buddhism concur that our true nature is pure. AiR explains that as per Advaita philosophy, we are manifestations of God. Geshe Dorji Damdul echoes this sentiment, defining our true nature as being joyful and happpy. 🌹Geshe Dorji Damdul concludes the discussion by defining Buddhism in terms of virtuosity and goodness. He says: Don’t become a Buddhist. Be nice to your mother; be good; be kind to yourself and others; be happpy and evolve in your state of happpiness by growing in virtues. This is the path that can ultimately lead us to Nirvana. ✨Don’t miss this spiritually enriching podcast! It’s also an inspiring reminder to be compassionate, empathetic and loving.

Some conversations are unique and absolutely riveting. Such is this rare gem of a conversation between AiR - Atman in Ravi and Swamini Vimalananda. Swamini Vimalananda Ji hails from the Swami Chinmayananda Sampradaya. She has been a proficient practitioner and teacher of the Advaitha Philosophy and Vedanta for over three decades. Her years of practising and living the philosophy has given her an edge over the subject and her worldwide knowledge and interaction with several saints and enlightened beings over the years have made her have a different outlook on everything.As AiR mentions in the conversation, 'We both are on the same path with the same destination but we both have a very different point of view,' the conversation gets engrossingly interesting as it smoothly flows across various subjects like the Bhagavad Gita, Vedas, Upanishads, Dvaitha, Advaitha, Yoga, Karma, Bhakti, Seva, Sadhna, Purification of the Mind and Religion and Spirituality in today's world.AiR and Swamini Vimalananda Ji paint a picturesque conversation with their unique shades of thoughts, languages, styles and real-life and personal spiritual examples. The enthralling and rare Puranic stories told by Swamini Ji and the life-transforming melodious Bhajan renditions by AiR enhance the appeal of this conversation and keeps the discussion, engaging.Watch the full conversation and don't miss the chance to grab the invaluable pearls of wisdom and knowledge from it!

Here is yet another interesting conversation: AiR – Atman in Ravi sits down with Khurshed Batliwala—popularly known as Baba—an IIT Bombay graduate who walked away from a high-paying job to become a monk, Art of Living teacher, meditation teacher, author, and sleep expert. This episode is not just a conversation; it’s a meditative journey into the mind, ego, and soul. AiR and Baba explore questions that every thinking mind has asked:• Why are we constantly chasing Happpiness?• Why do we suffer despite having everything?• What is the mind, really—and how can we transcend it?In this eye-opening conversation, Baba reveals how meditation helps you achieve happpiness and how regular meditation transformed his life, from an introverted, skeptical student to a joyful teacher of thousands. He shares his personal experience with Sudarshan Kriya and how rhythmic breathing became a bridge to peace, awareness, and bliss.And AiR unpacks the 14 causes of human suffering, the four states of consciousness, and how meditation creates awareness that can dissolve anger, anxiety, and ego. You’ll hear why “meditation should become your greatest addiction,” how happpiness is a choice, and what it really means to realize: “I am not the body or mind—I am the immortal soul.”Watch the full podcast—it may help you in your Happpiness journey.

We all want to be HaPPPy. But unfortunately, our HaPPPiness is interspersed with sadness. Is there a way we can be HaPPPy all the time? Is it even possible to be HaPPPy all the time? This compelling talk between AiR and Jaya Row, the Managing Trustee of the Vedanta Trust and one of the most prominent speakers on Indian Philosophy, sets out to do what it is meant to do — help us understand what true HaPPPiness is so that we can be HaPPPy all the time. AiR and Jaya Row explain why HaPPPiness is not in sense- gratification, neither is it entirely in actions. HaPPPiness is within us. We have the power to be HaPPPy, no matter what. But we are oblivious to that power and therefore, remain miserable.This podcast spells out the ABC of the art of HaPPPiness. As AiR and Jaya Row share their respective ‘secret’ and ‘formula’ for HaPPPiness, being HaPPPy no longer feels like a formidable challenge, an elusive dream. The talk inspires us to focus on ‘permanence’, rather on impermanence — the transitory aspects of life! For all of us who are struggling to be HaPPPy, this is a must-watch podcast!

In this profound spiritual conversation, AiR- Atman in Ravi and Pujya Prachi Devi ji discuss spirituality and the deeper essence of storytelling (Katha), insightfully guiding seekers towards self-realization.Having delivered 114 Srimad Bhagwat Kathas at the young age of 16, Prachi Devi ji shares her insights on Sanatana Dharma and explains how Kathas or narratives are not just stories but lessons in resilience, faith and the deeper truths of life. Ultimately, however, we must go beyond stories and realize the truth about God. We cannot ‘meet’ God. We have to realize God.AIR talks about his own spiritual quest and evolution from a devoted worshipper of Lord Shiva to someone who realized the ultimate truth that God lives within. Together, the two spiritual leaders explore the transition and evolution from devotion (Bhakti) to liberation (Mukti) while questioning blind faith and rituals. They underline the significance of inner awakening — the ultimate goal of human life and why we need a Guru, an awakened Master to guide us on our spiritual journey.During the course of the discussion, AiR and Prachi Devi ji talk about religion and how it should be uniting us instead of dividing us. They point to the illusion that leads to conflicts in the name of religion, emphasizing the importance of love, compassion and truth over blind rituals. The discussion includes deep insights into spiritual truths from ancient scriptures including the Bhagwat Gita and the Upanishads, the eternal nature of the Soul, the inevitability of birth and death, the importance of detaching oneself from the bondage of Karma and transcending Karma.Questioning rigid religious customs, AiR and Prachi Devi ji call for a deeper understanding on the need for a spiritual quest, going beyond fear and tradition. The essence of true devotion lies in surrendering all actions to the Divine, realizing that a higher power governs everything. The podcast reinforces the relevance and the need for self-inquiry —- Who are we beyond our physical existence? What is the path to liberation, to true peace, happpiness and bliss? The colloquy invites listeners to move beyond rituals to embrace the ultimate truth, realize the Divine within and attain true freedom, Mukti.Watch the full podcast to understand the meaning of life, the reason for our existence, the power we call God and how we can attain the Divine!And don’t miss out on our spiritual and life videos. Subscribe and click the bell icon to be updated!