Finally, we have the first woman's voice in the series on Death. An important conversation, full  of feeling, empathy, compassion and wisdom. Questions like, 'Is there  anything good about Death?' and 'Can Death be used to motivate us to  live better?' are pondered over, Stories of the Death of those close to  us and their impact on our lives and minds as well as a brief discussion  on how to perhaps value life now when things are okay. Check it out. For more conversations, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

We go younger in this episode. A 22-23 year old starts talking about death and opens up about losing not one, but two different close family members. His take is measured, and dare I say, wise, as he grapples with something none of us seem to have easy answers for. Each episode seems to be revealing an inner world I am blessed to be part of, even if for a brief while. Thank you to the participants, and to you, the listeners, who respond with so much feeling. Do hear and share. May all be peaceful and happy. For more such talks, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop.com

We continue the conversations on death. Each time, with a new guest. In this chat, we discuss the guest's early encounter with death, or the feeling of dying, his journey to fearlessness, along with fears still existent, and the learning which arises from such thoughts. An intriguing chat, a comforting chat, an authentic conversation. Check it out. For more talks, visit www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop 

So  here we are with the second series. After much contemplation, and a  whole lot of luck, this is the series I seem to have chanced upon. The  guests have chosen to be anonymous and in turn, this has led to a serious depth and varied flavours to each conversation in this series. I would request you all to come forward and open yourself to having chats with me..or suggest guests who would be open to the idea...Anonymity is  guaranteed and the only reason of podcasting here is service to  humankind. Here is the first chat. Thank you for being kind always...do  share and subscribe liberally. For more chats, visit www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. It is great to have a belief system which makes us tide over difficult times. But it won't if our faith is merely superficial, we need to reflect upon it, apply it in daily life, see the change and be the change  as best as we can to get concrete results. A wonderful chat to conclude the golden episode with. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. As loss hits us in the most vulnerable parts of our mind, we find something which makes us still go on. This belief or sense of faith has a lot of merit because it stops us from giving in to despair. We attempt  to study this faith and how to live with it in adverse times. A thoughtful conversation ensues. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. It is indeed one of the most painful experiences of life to face  mortality. Be it the loss of someone or something dear, it always tests  our faith, our hopes and our fondest dreams. In such a scenario, our  guest discusses her views and how she made peace with these events. What  an insightful chat! Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube,com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. Life, being life, comes to us with its own package of discomforts at  regular intervals. How we respond to it, may decide the intensity of  feeling we have to our trials and tribulations. It is necessary to build  up understanding to be aware and ready when events occur. A deeply  meaningful and introspective chat. Check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. An unusual topic for a golden episode, but the question is even more relevant when we understand it in the present-day context. Between people who dedicate their lives to giving, and the ones who are neither comfortable giving or taking things, it seems people in their middle age have seen a generational change in how we view ourselves, and it has impacted us deeper than we think. Our guest decodes it in the social and her personal context...what an amazing start to a hugely engaging  conversation. Do check it out. For the video, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. When life gives you lemons, sell them and buy whatever you fancy. Or else juice them for what they are worth. This part of the chat talks about the advantage of being okay with whatever comes, to enable yourself to grow happier and hopefully, wiser. Is there a way to develop this? We discuss this and a lot more in this highly engaging last part. Do check it out. For more videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop