This episode muses on how to gracefully and gratefully accept what nature gives you. A funny anecdote illustrates this concept.

This episode distinguishes between the logical mind and the intuitive mind. Which of the two is capable of fulfilling its desires? Somewhat deep philosophy is required to answer this.

This episode muses on how people train us to like or dislike things. Then how do we discover our genuine liking?

This episode highlights the difference between doing service and providing service,  especially in spiritual endeavours.

This episode muses on all the pressure that a lump of carbon withstands to get converted into a valuable diamond. Similarly, the prolonged stress on us adds value to us.

This episode muses on the self-coined term Human Resource Foot Prints (HRFP), just on the line of Carbon Foot Prints. Of course, this has a spiritual connotation.

This episode explains how service to others is the purpose of life. Then what about merging with the Almighty?

This episode muses the possibility of the religious message getting distorted over centuries like a Chinese whisper.

This episode negates the notion that science and religion cannot co-exist. An interesting Katha gives arguments for logic or magic.

This episode compares knowledge to soap. Like soap, even knowledge must be washed away to clean our minds properly.