In this thought-provoking conversation, AiR and Acharya Ishan Shivanand, a very well known Vedic scholar, practitioner of Shiv Yoga, a mental health researcher and professor, talk about attaining God, life, the role of religion, Dharma and spirituality in helping us live in modern times, battling problems and challenges and ultimately realizing the truth. A power-packed conversation, its primary purpose is to take us closer to God, to help us realize that God is within us. And as it does that, it touches upon many aspects of our lives including rebirth, suffering, the reason behind our ignorance, the mind, mental illnesses and how we can lean on ancient Indian knowledge systems to fight modern mental ailments or to evolve. The conversation concludes on an inspiring and contemplative note: many of us get disillusioned with the world. We think existence is pointless. But we have a choice. This disillusionment can either trigger a spark in us, a yearning to realize the truth, to evolve or we can continue to be disenchanted and nihilistic. The choice is ours.

In this enlightening podcast episode, two spiritually awakened souls, AiR (Atman in Ravi) and Mohanji, come together for a deep and transformative conversation on the nature of existence and higher consciousness.Drawing from their own profound journeys of inner awakening, they explore essential spiritual themes such as raising awareness beyond the ego and mind, understanding the soul and SIP (Supreme Immortal Power), and realizing that everything in the universe is energy. The dialogue touches on the true purpose of life, the path of Raja Yoga, the state of Samadhi, and the need to transcend illusion in order to connect with our true self. This conversation serves as a guiding light for seekers yearning to go beyond intellectual understanding and experience the truth of who they really are.

In this podcast, AiR is joined by Swami Shailendra Saraswati, Osho’s younger brother. The captivating conversation between the two spiritual leaders focuses on spirituality, self-discovery and the power we call God. Swami Shailendra Saraswati shares his spiritual philosophy and offers insights into the enigmatic life of his brother, Osho.One of the most intriguing aspects of the discussion is the exploration of materialism and spirituality. Can a person be both a spiritual seeker and a connoisseur of luxury? Swami Shailendra Saraswati challenges conventional wisdom, pointing out that Osho's life was a testament to the possibility of embracing both. While Osho lived in style and opulence, internally, he was detached and a Yogi. Swami Shailendra Saraswati himself chose a simpler path. He owns no houses and calls himself a traveller.As AiR and Swami Shailendra Saraswati exchange delightful anecdotes and stories, offering invaluable spiritual insights, their compelling conversation becomes all the more scintillating. A podcast that is enriching, spiritually edifying and full of wit and good humour. Don’t miss this!About Swami Shailendra Saraswati:Swami Shailendra Saraswati, Osho's Younger Brother, is a Doctor & Realized Master. He is a well-known spiritual speaker. He moved to Rajneeshpuram, USA. He also served as Editor for OSHO's Literature. In 1998 he started taking meditation courses across India and other foreign countries. He has given over 1000 discourses on Aastha and other channels and YouTube. These discourses are available in 40 books and numerous audio and videos. He founded Osho Fragrance in 2019 to spread OSHO's Message and vision.

How does it feel when you are given water after a long spell of thirst? Just as one experiences an oasis in the middle of an arid desert land. The scorching heat of Bangalore witnessed an oasis in this awe-inspiring conversation and spiritual exchange between two Enlightened Souls - AiR and Swami Bodhananda. Where AiR - Atman in Ravi, is a propounder of Spirituality among people of all age groups, especially the youth and a Happiness Ambassador, whose sole mission in life is to spread Happiness and help people Realize Eternal Bliss through Enlightenment, Swami Bodhananda is an accomplished teacher of Vedanta and meditation, who has worked extensively to infuse the modern society with spiritual values and the individual with the knowledge of their spiritual identity. He is also a renowned Happiness Ambassador. The beautiful conversation and exchange that took place, started with touchpoints of Dvaita and Advaita philosophies, the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, an extensive discussion of the Atman, the Soul, Paramatman and Brahman, moving on to Karma and Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, ignorance of an individual and the difference stages in which one can attain the Divine. The concepts of heaven and hell as per both streams were also discussed. People and their misconceptions, the importance and value of an Enlightened Guru, a Spiritual Master in paving the way to spiritual growth and progress towards Enlightenment of an individual, the Vedas and the Upanishads, the importance of renunciation for Realization and most importantly, the concept of Happiness were further, some of the key points. Both the proponents of Happiness discussed at length, how pleasure is not real happiness. The whole world is seeking happiness but mistakes pleasure, to be true happiness. Pleasure comes from desires and the root cause of desires is ignorance. Hence, pleasure only gives momentary or temporary satisfaction; it is ephemeral in nature that an ignorant person mistakes as happiness. One should not strive to become happy, rather, just be happy. True happiness or Bliss is the one that is attained in the state of Truth Consciousness.All in all, the hour-long discussion was like a harmonious symphony with various touchpoints that highlighted as well as summed up the ancient Indian wisdom in the modern setup. The knowledge imparted was like a beautiful melody to the ears. Watch this podcast, between the two Realized and Enlightened Souls, AiR and Swami Bodhananda - a mini digest on Spirituality for a seeker of Enlightenment and Realization.

This wonderful conversation between AiR and Sadhvi Saraswati ji, as the latter says, is less of a podcast and more of a Satsang. The two spiritual leaders have the same purpose — to help people realize their true self and thereby, help them attain God. While Sadhvi Saraswati ji has chosen the path of Bhakti and spreads the message of spirituality through the medium of Kathas, AiR, a follower of the Advaita philosophy writes books and Bhajans, produces videos and organizes talks and spiritual retreats. As they both admit, irrefutably, the truth is one. Unfortunately, most of us overlook life's fundamental realities and the ultimate truth. Somewhere in our heart, we may know what is right and wrong; we may know the truth about life and death, we may know about Dharma, Karma, about God, yet we turn a blind eye to it all. With many learnings, and practical guidance on how to live and be happpy, how to transcend toxic emotions like hate and anger, this discussion can inspire us and re-energise us to fix all that is wrong in our lives. Delightful spiritual stories (that make us both contemplate and laugh), AiR’s beautiful Bhajans and verses, and Sadhvi Saraswati ji’s powerful poetry only add to the magic of this brilliant exchange. Don’t miss a moment of this conversation!

From Vrindavan, one of the holiest cities in India, a city steeped in Krishna Bhakti, Sri Pundrik Goswamiji, the 38th Acharya of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu Bhakti lineage, joins AiR for a conversation on religion, spirituality and God. The one distinct characteristic about this talk is its simple and inclusive narrative — stories and analogies from around us, from life, are deployed to point to the truth. AiR and Sri Pundrikji talk about many things including our eternal quest to ‘find’ God. According to Sri Pundrikji, we cannot ‘find’ God because we have not ‘lost’ God. The problem is that we have lost ourselves. As AiR states, Avidya, ignorance, blinds us to the truth. Once we realize who we are, we will know God, we will attain God. From what Bhakti is to the difference between Atman, Paramatman, Brahman and Bhagwan, this engaging spiritual conversation with its light-hearted moments, shares some eye-opening perspectives and concludes with the promise of another conversation.An interesting and a much-to-learn from podcast that calls upon us to be true to ourselves, to be human and upright, as we evolve to realize our true self and Divinity.

"Yo mam pashyati sarvatra, Sarva cha mayi pashyati. Tasyaham na pranashyami,Sa cha me na pranashyati."In this beautiful verse from Chapter 6 of Bhagavad Gita, Lord Krishna says, 'For one who sees Me everywhere and sees everything in Me. I am never lost nor is he lost to Me.'Shloka like this and many more from the Bhagavad Gita were heard with meanings and explanations by Swayam Bhagwan Keshawa Swami. It was a rare occasion, where two evolved Souls, AiR - Atman in Ravi and S B Keshawa Swami, having divergent and different schools of thoughts and philosophies, had a heart-to-heart conversation and an open-minded discussion about Life, Death, Rebirth, Karma, God, Loving the Divine, Realizing the Divine within and everything in the Spiritual realm. One follows the Dwaitha school of philosophy that propagates duality with the Creator, and the other follows the Adwaitha School of philosophy that follows the non-duality school of thought. The resultant conversation was as beautiful as a delicate ballet, where every topic was touched upon by both the conversationalists in a beautiful, gentle, affirmative yet non-argumentative way. The synergy formed between the two divergent schools of thought and the respectful agreement to every discussion by both having distinctive personalities and lifestyles crowned the tete-a-tete. It was concluded that we all are spiritual beings with a human experience on this earth and one must embark on a journey of Enlightenment and Spiritual Awakening and realize the purpose of his life. Watch the full podcast and take away the precious gems of knowledge from the conversation that ensued between AiR and S B Keshawa Swami.

Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati, PhD, is a spiritual leader, motivational speaker and social activist, based in Rishikesh, India. She is the Secretary-General of Global Interfaith WASH Alliance, President of Divine Shakti Foundation, Co-President of Religions for Peace, Director of the International Yoga Festival as well as author of the bestselling memoir, Hollywood to the Himalayas: A Journey of Healing and Transformation.This conversation on the banks of river Ganga in Rishikesh, not only highlights the majestic power of the sacred river and the mystical call of India but also answers the question — why spirituality? On the one hand, there is AiR - Atman in Ravi, formerly, a business tycoon, and on the other, Pujya Sadhviji, who once lived in ‘Hollywood’. Seemingly, they both had it all. But the former gave up his retail empire and went on a spiritual quest for the truth while the latter left her cushioned ‘first-world-life’ in Los Angeles, came to India, felt the presence of God on the banks of Ma Ganga and knew that she was meant to be here.This in itself should make us sit up and reflect. Don’t we all want the best of degrees, money, name and fame? We assume that this holds the key to happiness. Yet as Sadhviji candidly admits, all this is not happiness. As AiR succinctly puts it, ‘Success is not happiness. Happiness is Success.’This beautiful podcast sets things in perspective. As AiR and Sadhviji share their unique spiritual journeys, it becomes all too clear that there is so much that we do not know.Rich with anecdotes, verses from the Gita, the wisdom of Sanatana Dharma, the teachings of Krishna, the ways of Rama, this talk will help one understand that Karma is not just about rewards and punishment, that Yoga is not about Asanas, that God does not live in a heaven in the sky. As Sadhviji puts it, we have to move from the Hollywood mindset, that focuses on the body and materialism to the Himalayan mindset, which focuses on our true self, as stated in the Upanishads: Neti Neti, Tat Twam Asi. Not this, Not this. That Thou Art. A most heartening, uplifting and a spiritually inspiring podcast. Not to be missed!

Can we decide our next birth, or is it only determined by our Karma? In this thought-provoking conversation, AiR - Atman in Ravi engages in a deep discussion with Pravrajika Divyanandaprana from Sri Sarada Math, exploring the mysteries of Rebirth, Karma, and ultimate Liberation. From the knowledge of Sri Ramakrishna, Swami Vivekananda, and Ramana Maharshi, Mataji (Pravrajika Divyanandaprana) explains how Maya (illusion) keeps us trapped in the cycle of birth and death. She shares how our past Karma and deep-rooted impressions shape our future births, yet true freedom lies in transcending this cycle altogether. AiR -Atman in Ravi and Mataji (Pravrajika Divyanandaprana) discuss the nature of the self, clarifying that while the body and mind are temporary, the Atman (soul) is eternal and one with Brahman. They inquire whether the mind itself truly exists, how selfless action (Nishkama Karma) leads to liberation, and how spiritual masters realize the truth beyond karma. They also talks about The Role of Sadhana in Enlightenment.This engaging dialogue simplifies profound Vedantic concepts, making them relatable for modern seekers. If you’re curious about the deeper truths of the purpose of life, the purpose of existence, and how to break free from rebirth then don’t miss this interesting knowledgeable conversation.

In this thought-provoking podcast, AiR engages in a soulful conversation with His Holiness Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj, shedding light on profound spiritual concepts like karma, rebirth, and moksha (liberation). Maharaj Ji explains how every action bears a result — either happiness or pain — and how karma shapes our destiny. Discover how karmic actions can lead to liberation, breaking free from the cycle of rebirth.AiR and Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj discuss the importance of performing good deeds with humility and awareness, free from ego, and explain why fulfillment is more valuable than mere achievements, as true peace comes from within. They dive into the wisdom of Sanatan Dharma and its 12 principles, emphasizing that God resides within us, not just in temples, and aligning with divine truth paves the way to self-realization and inner enlightenment.As AiR explains, the restless mind, likened to an AK-47, needs stillness to achieve spiritual awareness and higher consciousness. Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj shares that peace is not something we find; it’s already within us — we just need to quiet the mind to experience it. The conversation also explores how ego traps us in suffering and how letting go can lead to spiritual guidance and positive psychology. Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj beautifully explains how God is just and compassionate, desiring transformation rather than retribution.Through Bollywood songs and spiritual analogies, AiR and Sudhanshu Ji Maharaj make these profound concepts relatable, inspiring listeners to embark on a journey of self-improvement, mindfulness, and spiritual enlightenment. Tune in to explore the path to self-realization, spiritual happiness, and ultimate peace.