This episode of Dialogues on Self Inquiry explores key themes from the Bhagavad Gita, focusing on the concept of self-realization and detachment. It begins with Arjuna’s existential dilemma on the battlefield and Krishna’s guidance on Dharma. The core teachings include the immortality of the soul, equanimity, non-doership, and performing action without attachment to results. Partho highlights the transformative nature of Krishna’s words, comparing them to a lived truth rather than theoretical knowledge, ultimately guiding one towards inner stability and spiritual fulfillment.

This podcast delves into the human motivations of power, wealth, and sex, exploring their psychological and spiritual implications. It emphasizes that power and wealth are psychological constructs often tied to ego, while sex is a biological need. The discussion highlights the importance of sincerity and self-awareness in navigating these desires. For those on a spiritual path, fulfillment of biological needs should be simple and detached, while the pursuit of power and wealth is seen as contradictory to spiritual goals. The key is aligning actions with one’s higher aspirations.

This podcast explores key teachings from the Bhagavad Gita, focusing on Mahavakyas (great insights) such as "Yoga is Equanimity" and "Yoga is Excellence in Action." The speakers, Kunal and Partho emphasize that attaining equanimity involves mastering inner balance amidst external chaos and requires mindfulness in every action. True excellence arises from connecting deeply with one's work, driven not by outcomes but by joy and purpose. They also highlight the Gita’s call to action, stressing that one’s role is to act as an instrument of the divine without attachment to results.

The episode explores the Mahavakyas (great statements) of the Bhagavad Gita, a timeless scripture that provides profound insights into human existence. The episode emphasizes the teaching of immortality, where the self (Atma) is eternal and indestructible, transcending death and decay. The concept of equality (Samata) is introduced as the foundation of the Gita's yoga, urging detachment from dualities like pleasure and pain. Partho and Kunal concludes that achieving a witness consciousness (Sakshi Bhava) helps one navigate life as a play of nature, guided by divine will.

This episode explores the complexities of human thought, the pursuit of self-awareness, and the influence of conditioning on spirituality. It questions the authenticity of spiritual quests, contrasting innate curiosity with indoctrinated beliefs.

Ultimately, episode 12, emphasizes the importance of first-principle thinking and authentic exploration of existence.

Episode 11 of this series delves into the philosophical and psychological concepts of time, memory, and consciousness. Kunal and Partho discuss the challenges of the conventional perception of time as linear, proposing that the past and future are constructs of memory and imagination. Living in the present moment, free from psychological memory, is emphasized as a path to liberation, enabling a deeper, more intense life experience.

The discussion also explores the relationship between time, self-identity, and consciousness, suggesting that true freedom lies in transcending these constructs.

This conversation between Kunal and Partho rifles through the philosophical concept of Gunas from the Bhagavad Gita, which represent different qualities influencing human behavior: Sattva (purity), Rajas (activity), and Tamas (inertia). The conversation further delves into the balance of these forces, examining how they manifest in human actions, leadership, food, and modern life. The discussion also touches on the importance of maintaining equilibrium in life and work and understanding how our habits reflect these inherent qualities.

In this enlightening discussion, Partho and Kunal explore how the principles of the Bhagavad Gita can guide us in our everyday family and work lives. Delving into the concepts of Dharma, selfless action, and inner renunciation, the conversation offers practical insights on maintaining balance, handling conflicts, and expanding our consciousness. Whether you're navigating relationships at home or in the workplace, these timeless teachings provide valuable lessons for living a fulfilling and harmonious life.

In this episode, Partho and Kunal engage in a thoughtful discussion about the relevance of the Bhagavad Gita in contemporary life. This conversation explores how the timeless wisdom of the Gita can be applied to the everyday challenges and decisions we face in the modern world. From understanding our personal and professional roles to handling life's uncertainties, they go deep into how the teachings can offer clarity and guidance.

In this insightful discussion, Partho and Kunal explore how the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita can be applied to modern business practices for achieving excellence. They share how the teachings can inspire entrepreneurs and business leaders to excel in their endeavours while maintaining a balanced and ethical approach.