This episode defines Shabd, a commonly used word in all oriental religions.

This episode implores all devotees to be frank with the Lord and ask for everything. Ask for maximising our pleasures or minimising our pain, connect to express your gratitude, ask to serve Him, and never blame or complain to the Almighty.

This episode muses on whether we are in control of ourselves. Indeed we have four different people within us that control us. Listen to know these four.

This episode muses on the different levels of being a teacher. Guru is the highest level.

This episode muses on the idea of oneness. Dwell on this oneness. This dwelling is the pursuit of a spiritual seeker.

This episode muses on the distinction between faith and belief. Have faith and patience, and keep searching.

This episode muses on the workload model where some weightage is given for specific tasks. We tend to do things that please our boss, ultimately getting us a good appraisal.

This episode muses on life after death. This adds to mysticism in any religion. Heaven and hell are the representation of greed and fear. There is a lot of debate going on on the concept of reincarnation. Spirituality is way beyond these debates.

This episode muses on the importance of awareness. You define your limits, and then don't cross that. Self-effort requires a great deal of sacrifice.

This episode muses on the seven chakras meditated upon by yogis. Rawal sect of Yogis is supposed to have roots in the first Yogi created by Lord Shiva's body dirt. Rawal was given a magic pot, an infinite source of food for everyone.