Suresh Ramaswamy is a technopreneur turned Light inspired transformational coach and founder of Radiant Field a non profit organization dedicated to raising the state of human consciousness with Light- a very sublime state of consciousness that can directly solve social, economic, political and personal problems in a powerful way. and His book, Just Be: Transform Your Life and Live as Infinity has been honored with over a dozen awards since its release, most notably the prestigious Nautilus Book Award and the International Soul-Bridge Award.

Suresh ji has held leadership positions in several high-tech companies. He has had a successful track record of conceiving breakthrough ideas and nurturing them from seed stage to real-world business engines and has also contributed to technical publications in software design and holds multiple patents in that field. His award winning book, ‘Just Be: Transform Your Life and Live as Infinity’, shows how by choosing to resonate with this highest vibration within Creation, we can live a joyful, purposeful and inspired life.      

Episode Highlights:

1) Light invitation meditation

2) Why the Light of Infinity commonly finds us in Darkness

3) The nature of this transcendental Light 

4) His first experience with Light as a child and growing up with it

5) Modern science has a lot to catch up with the Universe

6) Our True nature- Light

7) How the human brain's chooses Darkness & Light

8) The deep cleansing caused by suffering

9) 4 reasons why people turn to transformation

10) Can we evolve through happiness instead of suffering?

11) Signs of our evolved relation with Light 

12) Getting along with ourselves and others - Self Love

13) The role of surrender, grief & self compassion in letting go old self identities

14) 3 phases of growth

15) About Just Be, the book and retreats offered by Radiant Field

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Metaphysician, transformational coach and award-winning author Dr. Ray Catania explains scientifically why true transformation in the physical world occurs only when the emotional energy is correctly channeled- the core of his signature program, ‘Say It Three Ways’. He also shares about the ‘loving Light’ he met during his NDE and provides evidence-based answers on why personal transformation is the one true purpose of life, the reason resistance shows up first in this journey and challenges in surrendering to the emerging new change.

Dr. Ray Catania went from being an atheist to embracing spirituality after a tough childhood with the turning point coming at the age of 20 when a near-death experience (NDE) introduced him to a loving light. Later, he encountered layers of the afterlife that sparked his search for understanding what life is truly all about and he then used this wisdom to create a new life for himself and to help others get unstuck, harness the power of their mind and create their own reality.

Today he is a distinguished faculty member of The Shift Network (TSN), a leading global platform dedicated to consciousness education, Lecturer for the International Association of Near-Death Studies (IANDS), sharing profound insights on life, death, and consciousness and has appeared in the ground breaking documentary, What Every Soul Knows, (2025) by Mindful Entertainment.

Both his autobiography ‘The Atheist and The Afterlife’ and his latest book ‘You are Still Alive, Now Act Like It’ have won numerous awards most notably the NYC Big Book Awards and The Independent Press Award.

Episode Highlights:

1) Instant gratification Vs Living in the moment

2) The resistance to change- why doesn't the world change so I can be fine

3) Early childhood programming shaped by how our parents act and speak

4) What spiritual awakening look like

5) The 'Becoming The Director of Your Own Life' technique

6) Afterlife & Higher Consciousness

7) Dr. Catania narrates his NDE

8) I share my experience

9) NDE is the same across race, religion, gender

11) What is metaphysical counselling?

12) Where we go when we die

13) Our Old Version and New Version: the Ego's Last Ditch Effort

14) What to do when EAP offered is ill-intentioned

15) Living and Working an aligned life

16) Manifesting Indian audience- his books, coaching and events 

17) How to access Ray Catania's Limitless Coaching

Connect With Dr Ray Catania

Website: RayCatania.com

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Carla Berbary is the founder of Not a Life Sentence, a mental health hub.

A trauma therapist herself, she specialises in working with adults who are healing from childhood trauma, including narcissistic family systems.

In this episode, Carla will offer encouragement on how it is possible for Adult children of Narcissistic parents to rebuild a stable sense of self, grieve the parents they didn’t have and learn how to finally live without constantly scanning for threat so they can thrive.

Carla is also gifting her book 'Healing From Within: A Self Guided Journey To Emotional Growth and Inner Peace'.

You can download for FREE your copy here- Healing from Within Book Download

In this book, you will find psychology-informed tools, guided reflection, and gentle prompts to support emotional awareness, regulation, and growth, all in plain language and at your own pace.

The episode addresses the narcissistic mother a bit more. (I sound a bit heavy voiced as I was still recovering from a cold :') )

Episode Highlights:

1) The power of naming the abuse & uncomfortable feeling in healing

2) The struggle to accept what happen

3) Is early detection of narcissistic parents possible?

4) Characteristics of Narcissistic parents

5) How cultural norms, society and media shield narcissistic mothers

6) Triggers- importance of listening to your nervous system

7) Progress in trauma recovery, unresolved attachment grief

8) The CLEAR framework- courage, lessons, empathy, awareness, resilience

9) The role of self compassion in healing from childhood trauma

10) Meaningful friendships with adults who grew up in a normal, functional families

11) Are Adult Children from dysfunctional families broke and late in life?

12) Excellent News! Neuroplasticity enables in learning Secure Attachment style of ACONs

13) Overcoming hypervigilance and allowing the nervous system to relax and become itself again

14) How Employee Assistance Programs offered by workplaces can help ACONs

15) Benefits of healing childhood trauma- leadership capacity & Emotional Quotient 

16) Childhood trauma is 'Not A Life Sentence' no need to practice 'Woundology'

17) Does our healing matter to the world- role of self forgiveness

18) The past doesn't define the present and future

19) Neuroplasticity is the secret to cycle breaking

20) Does trauma healing lead to spiritual awakening?

21) How to manage a narcissitist & about going 'No- Contact'

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Once a chef, Hitesh is today a Past Life Regression (PLR) therapist, Family Constellator (FC), CEO & Founder of ‘Joining Hands’. He helps individuals unravel the hidden dynamics in them, their family and the larger network that they are part of that keeps them stuck from progressing in every arena of their life, so they can release these distressing patterns with wisdom and finally live life from a space of authentic self-acceptance tapping into their true potential. 

Episode Highlights:

1. What do our ancestors actually want us to have?

2. Can we save our ancestors from their pain?

3. Personal transformation by breaking generational trauma- what it requires

4. It's true- There IS a Divine Plan!

5. The role of choice & permission in healing

6. What finally drives us to break negative patterns

7. The biology behind feeling of 'Being Stuck'

8. His transformation through PLR and FC

9. Experience sharing on the therapist and clients

10. About Karmic, dharmic past lifes, soul contracts and the soul matrix

11. Family members we don't talk about

12. Which modality is best for healing?

13. No, your trauma DID NOT make you strong

14. Do 'Daddy's Princess' & 'Mumma's Boy' also break generational trauma?

15. Healing is for oneself

16. Ancestors & A.I

17. Joining Hands and the collective consciousness

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Second generation entrepreneur Brinda has not let the gruelling demands of her work to dim her heartwarming satire and understanding of human sentiments. Aware of how issues in self-esteem, self-love, challenges in relationships cause self-imposed suffering, she chose to start a conversation around it through her poetry collection,

‘In Between Lines’. A familiar face in the Bengali film and entertainment industry, her original artwork has been making its way to spaces around the world.

Episode Highlights:

1. What attracted her to writing poetry 

2. Loneliness & unreal expectations - popular reasons why many feel unhappy with themselves

3. The making of her debut poetry collection, 'In Between The Lines' 

4. The experience of publishing a poetry collection today

5. Winning the first award 

6. Society's struggle with Self esteem & self love

7. The truth about Reality shows

8. Indian parents' mindset towards Art & sports 

9. How art influences the businesswoman in her 

10. Are emotions in a woman working in management actually a problem? 

11. Pharma, Entertainment, Fitness industries- which is her most preferred? 

12. Reading her poem, 'The Corner Cafe'

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After successful decades in senior creative leadership roles that focussed on brand and content strategy when the time came to plan for retirement, Sudha instead launched ‘Lines By Su’ to create handmade original artwork inspired by everyday life. It was what she had wanted all along since she was a little girl - create art that would reach every nook of the world quietly telling its own stories without any worries.

Episode Highlights:

1.Facing the social challenge of Traditional career vs 'Unconventional' choices

2.The REAL connection between money and art

3.Her solo exhibition: Gauland- born out of a sleepless night in 2017 & driving conversations

4.The elements of quirkiness, quaintness and nostalgia in her artwork

5.'Once A month With Su'- a joyful pro-breathing ritual

6. Hustler Culture Vs Pause & Proceed Culture

7. Is technology threatening the human connection?

8. What Storytelling in families stands for?

9. Is one gender more creative than the other?

10. Colours, patterns and our state of consciousness

11. Art Vs Science & Technology: The Future of Art- studies and career

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Website: Lines By Su

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Opthalmologist and Founder of Why Waste Wednesdays Foundation, Dr Ruby Makhija’s perseverance to promote environment friendly waste disposal at her Navjeevan Vihar colony resulted in zero waste being generated from the colony for the last 8 years. 

Her efforts prove that with a disciplined approach to mindset building and monitoring of behaviour, an entire community can go from mindless consumption of resources to its mindful usage.

Episode Highlights:

1. How a car stealing incident ledbecoming the RWA of Navjeevan Vihar

2. Positivity, breaking boundaries and setting new trends

3. Why Waste management is actually behavioral change

4. Her personal growth in this journey

5. How to nurture the right behavioural change in stakeholders for zero waste management

6. Why she started Why Waste Wednesdays and what it does

7. How children can be part of the movement against Single Use Plastic

8. Recycling of religious discards 

9. Impact of using recycled paper and other recycled materials

10. Reduce Reuse Recycle- Which has the maximum impact?

11. Can one person's efforts make a difference?

12. Sanitary incinerators - a game changer!

13. Spitting and littering on the road - The FINAL solution discovered!

14. Praise for Shri Indrajit Singh IAS, Lucknow

15. India's 'Swatch Sarvekshan'- world's biggest behavioral change exercise

16. Segregation and Reduction- keys to speed up our goal!

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A native New Yorker, Elena’s fascination for Sanskrit started at a very, very young age ultimately bringing her to the U.K where she has been teaching it to children and adults for three decades. In this episode she shares why there is both excitement and apprehension outside of India about learning Sanskrit and how Indian AI apps can help. Today, Elena is the Founder of Third Eye Sanskrit, a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society and a faculty member of The School of Ayurveda, U.K.

Episode Highlights:

1. Why Europeans using Google Translation for their Sanskrit tattoos is strictly NOT recommended

2. Why St James' school, London teaches Sanskrit to its students

3. Challenges / Excitement that come(s) with teaching Sanskrit to children of different races and religions

4. The attitude of 'There's no money in learning Sanskrit' is universal

5. Can Sanskrit survive the modern day trends?

6. The linguistic, intellectual, emotional, philosophical benefits of learning Sanskrit for everyone

7. How Elena got interested in Sanskrit and started teaching

8. Her Vedic recitation teacher and why she starts her classes with chanting

9. Sanskrit pronunciation and how AUM is pronounced

10. Knock out chanting and calligraphy competition

11. How she started Third Eye Sanskrit

12. Her favorite shloka

13. On her work in Sanskrit translation

14. Sanskrit follows her during her travels as well

15. Her favorite places to travel and visit to India

16. Can there be pop songs in Sanskrit in future?

17. Trends in Sanskrit learning and AI apps in 2026 to look forward to

18. Why we shouldn't expect a Sanskrit version of 'Mind Your Language'

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Mouli, the founder of The Kind Hour is a Visual artist with a masters degree in Animal Protection law from the National Academy of Legal Studies and Research, NALSAR. She has kept alive her father’s principle to always seek to find a solution rather than run away from a problem in her work through her foundation. She also shares how she has made it more impactful by blending her experiences as a visual artist and Animal Protection Law advocacy to create transformational experiences in teaching empathy and responsibility towards animals.  

Episode Highlights:

1. What about the COVID pandemic made her start The Kind Hour

2. Why she named her foundation The Kind Hour

3. The influence of her father's instilled values in shaping it

4. How she started putting together a financial structure for this

5. Commitment to twice daily feeding of dogs

6. From graduating in Visual Arts to Masters in Animal Protection Law

7. How painting Marley's story in a Lucknow cafe gave the idea of using art for teaching empathy for animals

8. Starting an NGO aged 23 yrs

9. Impact of crowdfunding and feeding drives in building a kind world for animals

10. Need for impartial and empathetic representation of animals in books and media

11. How she ideas for projects on animals

12. Public opinion on her work

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Pragyan is a former computer engineer, graphic artist & photographer now turned chef who co founded Café Yum Mi Banh Mi with his wife, Barsha Deka, that is the only café in the whole of India’s north east that serves authentic Vietnamese food and coffee. Pragyan shares how a 3-month solo backpacking trip across Vietnam spent with monks, practising martial arts with them, doing a photography gig and teaching English to university students helped him overcome his stammering, sky rocket his confidence and most importantly, finally find that one thing he could do for the rest of his life- build heartfelt connections with people over a plate of warm home baked banh mi.

Episode Highlights:

1. Why Pragyan decided to take a career break and went off all the way to Vietnam

2. His 3 months in Vietnam- what he did 

3. Was it Vietnam or the Vietnamese people or his first bite into banh mi that changed his life?

4. What makes Cafe Yummy Banh Mi unique? It's not just the delicious banh mi!

5. About Gauhati University and mourning the Zubeen Garg phenomenon

6. The influence of music in his life and the chef in him

7. Why no Assamese- Vietnamese fusion at his cafe

8. Support from family and wife and his attitude towards social expectations

9. Life plans since his days as an engineering student

10. The joy and ease of collaborating with Barsha, his wife

11. His mantra- Every Customer is Special, make them extra special, ensure their entry, time and exit from the cafe is special, make each feel seen

12. One problem with the Assamese hospitality and the benefits of the 'Lahe-Lahe' mentality

13. It's a Pet-friendly cafe but Mimi has not visited it

14. His life if he had not made that trip to Vietnam

15. The gift of his stammering challenge

16. His message for students and young adults

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