In Episode 11 we sit down with members of the Dharam Seva family to talk honestly about mental health, grief, ego, and the healing path offered by the Shabad Guru. Using stories from personal experience, songs (including the response to Mandi Bumari), and practical reflection, this episode explores why mental-wellness conversations can be difficult in our community — and how returning to the Shabad and inward practice can make a real difference.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
Why mental health is still hard to speak about in our community and the role of ego and social image.
How the Guru’s teaching — “no problem” mindset and surrender to Hukam — helps face fear, loss, and death.
The importance of going direct to Gurbani / Shabad Guru rather than learning only from hearsay or cultural fragments.
Real-life outreach: how the song Mandi Bumari opened conversations and led to the new SIMB — Seeks in Mental Wellness program (local groups, talks, and support).
-Practical spiritual reminders: inward focus, daily labour-of-love, simple practices to stay connected, and how devotion affects everyday decisions.
A short look behind the music — producer Dr. Zeus and the next song inspired by this conversation.
A compassionate invitation: if you’re struggling, reach out — Dharamseva shares ways to connect and get support.