This episode is based on a thought provoking poem written by Amitabh Bachhan.

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Have you ever met someone online who felt like destiny? Neel, an Indian man working in New York, and Aanchal, a Delhi-based Instagram influencer, did. Their love story blossomed online, filled with virtual dates and late-night conversations. But just as they were about to meet, the world came to a standstill - the COVID-19 pandemic struck.

For two long years, Neel and Aanchal were forced apart by lockdowns and travel restrictions. The distance, the uncertainty and the longing began to take a toll on their relationship. But amidst the challenges, their families emerged as pillars of support, their unwavering belief in their love keeping the flame alive.

This podcast is a heartwarming tale of resilience, unwavering love and the power of family. It chronicles Neel and Aanchal's extraordinary journey, navigating the complexities of a long-distance relationship during unprecedented times, and ultimately finding their happily ever after.

Duryodhan, the antagonist of the Mahabharata, is a complex character, often remembered for his flaws. His story also offers valuable lessons we can learn from and apply to our lives.

Duryodhan serves as a cautionary tale, showcasing the negative consequences of pride, envy, and unethical behavior. It's important to remember that interpretations of Duryodhan's character and the lessons learned from him vary widely. The points raised in this podcast episode are just one perspective, and it's encouraged to delve deeper into the epic and form your own conclusions.

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The Bhagavad Gita, a cornerstone of Hindu philosophy, is not just a theological treatise but a profound exploration of human psychology. Through the dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjuna, the text delves into the complexities of the human mind, emotions, and motivations, offering timeless insights with contemporary relevance. This podcast episode explores the psychological dimensions of Lord Krishna and the Gita, examining their approaches to navigating inner conflicts, managing emotions and achieving self-realization.

Dive into the Depths of Your Being: Exploring Lord Shiva & Human Psychology

Ever felt torn between creation and destruction, stillness and chaos? Join us as we delve into the captivating world of Lord Shiva, the enigmatic Hindu deity who embodies these very paradoxes.

This episode isn't just about religion - it's about unlocking the secrets of the human psyche. We'll explore how Shiva's multifaceted nature reflects our own inner struggles, his transformative power guides us through life's impermanence, and his cosmic dance mirrors the dynamic energy within us. ✨

Whether you're a spiritual seeker, a psychology enthusiast, or simply curious about unlocking your potential, this episode is for you.

Listen in and embark on a journey of self-discovery with Lord Shiva as your guide!

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Welcome to the Yog Nidra and NSDR podcast.

In this podcast, we will explore the ancient practice of Yog Nidra and its modern cousin, NSDR (Non Sleep Deep Rest).

Yog Nidra is a form of guided meditation that can help you to relax your body and mind, and to improve your sleep.

NSDR is a more simplified form of Yog Nidra that can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including anxiety, depression, and PTSD.

In this podcast, we will talk to experts about the benefits of Yog Nidra and NSDR, and we will provide you with tips on how to practice these techniques at home.

We hope that this podcast will help you to learn more about Yog Nidra and NSDR, and to experience the many benefits that these practices have to offer.

Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just curious about how to manage stress, this episode is for you.

Tune in and discover the power of your mind to heal your body and find lasting peace.

The phrase "grey matter" often conjures images of decline, a diminishing landscape of brain cells associated with aging. Yet, nestled within this perceived twilight lies a potent truth: the capacity for learning, not only persists, but flourishes in senior years. Age, then, is not a curtain drawn on intellectual growth, but rather a stage shift, where learning assumes a richer, deeper significance.

Firstly, seniors possess a wealth of accumulated wisdom and life experience.

Secondly, the intrinsic motivation for learning undergoes a subtle metamorphosis in later years. External pressures - exams, grades, career advancement - fade, replaced by the pure joy of discovery.

Furthermore, learning in old age fosters a vibrant sense of purpose. It challenges the stereotype of retirement as a passive state of disengagement.

Finally, learning in later years transcends personal growth, radiating outwards to contribute to society. Grandparents mentoring their grandchildren, sharing their expertise within communities, and engaging in intergenerational dialogue – these are all vibrant threads woven into the tapestry of collective knowledge.

In conclusion, "grey matter matters" not as a symbol of decline, but as a beacon of vibrant potential.

Slavery has long roots in human civilization. Although It has been banned now, we still carry the psychology of both a master and a slave. We still carry this survival instinct and try to use it, whenever there this a situation demanding it.

Many, who are aware of this psychological phenomena, use it for their ulterior motives.