Marm ni vaat (Gujarati) - Bhagvat Puran - Devi Bhagvat

In this episode, Parikshit asks a question about the world and the universe and how it came to being, who created and why? Before answering the question, Shukdevji offers a beautiful stuti to Lord Shri Krishna. 

In this adhyay, we discuss how our desires drive who we worship and who wise people worship and why? We also hear a stuti from sage Shukdevji about Lord Sri Krishna. 

In this episode, we explore the concept of chakra in Hinduism, Buddhism and other religions. We also discuss the process of spiritual elevation and how to achieve the state of dhyana. 

This episode explores the various other aspects of Lord Vishnu's roop (forms) and how to achieve sadhya bhakti by renouncing materialism and seek inner peace and happiness. We discuss these processes in detail. 

In this episode, we review the whole first Skandh and then talk about the virat swarup of Lord Vishnu and discuss how dhyan is so simple but still so difficult to achieve. We will also have a little practical example of dhyan. Join in... 

In this last episode of the first skandh, we really set the scene for the future skandh. As Parikshit realises that he has only seven days to live, he starts his penance and asks the sages 'what should a living being do towards the path of moksha?' and 'what should a person knows that s/he is dying should do in particular?'

We understand the inside story of how Parikshit gets the curse of death from Shrungi, the son of the sage Samik. We also understand the need and traits of a good leader and the consequences of a leaderless society. The sage also reflects on how the devotees of Lord Sri Krishna should remain unacquisitive and be ready to forgive and forget. 

In this episode we learn how Parikshit defeats Kaliyug but then let's him live. Parikshit also suggests the five places where Kaliyug can establish and how material desires lead to spiritual downfall of a person. 

In this episode we explore the deep and reflective dialogue between Dharma and the Earth who have taken the shape of a bullock and a cow respectively. We understand how the both of them are losing their universal powers as the Lord Sri Krishna has left for his abode in Vaikunth. 

Arjun shares the knowledge that Lord Sri Krishna has left the Earth and confirms why Yudhisthir is feeling all these negative energy. He also offers his Bhakti filled reflection on the lord and their closeness. We also discuss the way of moksha (nirvana) as explained by sage Vyas.