This episode is an original and copyright content. The language of this podcast is Hindi. The poem is written by Priyamvada Srivastava. The thought behind this particular episode is, "whatever is scheduled to happen will happen" and we can never do enough to prepare ourselves against that particular event, trouble or climate. So, it is better to sail with the wind and enjoy life. Whether you choose stress or learning is your choice and you are defined by your choices.

Wishing you all a very Happy Diwali. This is a Diwali Special Episode in Hindi, where the narrator goes back to her childhood days while cleaning the house for Diwali preparations. This episode has original content by the narrator, which is subjected to copyright.

Episode 6 of Yaadon ki Shararat/Memories is the last episode of season 1, it's in Hindi. This episode has a poem which is inspired from Ramayan, the author has tried to relate memories with emotional strength in the times of dilemma & trouble; she has also tried to establish a relation between memories and character building. This content is original, it cannot be used on any platform without the author's permissions.

Episode 5 of "Yaadon ki Shararat" has a poem written by Priyamvada Srivastava. It is about memories which are precious for someone but at the same time can hurt the listeners or touch the wrong chord of their pain or sad aspects of their lives. The language of this episode is Hindi.

Episode 4 of "Yaadon ki Shararat" has a poem written by Priyamvada Srivastava, this episode talks about the emotional connect of memories as our defensive mechanism; where we use them as our weapons for arguments to either defend ourselves or to hurt the opponent. Language of this episode is hindi.

Episode 3 of "Yaadon ki Shararat" has a poem written by Priyamvada Srivastava. Here, she narrates the feelings of a son who is saddened by his father's death. He is perturbed when he hear people appreciating his father for his values post his demise and is wondering why these people never praised his father when he was alive. Now and for times to come this praise is meaningless to him. The language of this episode is Hindi.

This episode has a poem written by Priyamvada Srivastava where she shares the expressions of an old lady and her repentance of spending her life in her past and not enjoying her present. Our memories play a vital role play a vital role in shaping our personalities and individuality. The language of this episode is Hindi. 

This episode has a poem written by Priyamvada Srivastava where she takes us to the memory lane of a lady, few characters of her life and her talk to the mango tree from her childhood. Our memories play a vital role in shaping our present mood and emotions. The language of the episode is Hindi.