The Values Workshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. In a day and age when everything is being questioned, we visit an age-old question. It is important to keep seeking the answer to one of the most profound questions humankind faces. Do check out what comes up in this first-of-five part chat. To watch the episode, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. In this final part of the conversation, we seek to question the reality  of the situation. What we think about what we do, and what actually  happens. In handling adverse situations, why do we sometimes lose  control, even when we know it won't be helpful? And what is it we can  learn from such situations? We talk about our experiences in Hindi and  English languages. Do check this out. For more such videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. When there are difficult-to-handle pressures especially on the work  front, how does one develop an easygoing attitude? Is it  irresponsibility? Is it necessary? We check whether it helps or not in  this fourth of five part conversation in Hindi and English. Do check it  out. For more such videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. Can one depend on being happy in the future? By planning it, structuring  the journey, or using the supposed event as a base of joy. Supposed  because life offers no guarantees. In that scene how do we learn to  maintain this sense of contentment, joy or peace we are looking for? We  talk in Hindi and English and take this third part of chat further.  Check it out. For more such videos, please check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop 

This is the audio part of a video podcast. The second part of this talk in Hindi and English language continues  where we ask Uwais about how does he keep his dream alive or what are  the challenges of one is unable to fulfil it? How does one take the  journey further? An easy yet intense look at something which concerns  all of us. Do check it out. For more videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. The first dedicated conversation in Hinglish demanded something unique.  So the series is called 'Main kaun hu - ek khoj'. This series will use  both Hindi and English languages, in the same way most of us speak in  urban India most times. The first part features an Events organizer and  filmmaker, Uwais, as he talks about his self-image, or how he perceives  himself and the things which make him tick. Enjoy the relaxed but  engaging chat in this first of five parts. For more videos, check www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. With religion taking up lot of space in our lives, it is important to  figure out some lessons which one can pick up and use for the benefit of  oneself and the society. We look at the benefits that organized  versions of the search for meaning have brought to the world. Do check  out this highly engaging last part of the conversation. To watch the video version, check out channel www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. Taking into account that the majority of people feel a sense of  belonging to some religion, how does the individual traverse his or her  journey? How does one retain the sense of questioning one's own sense of  beliefs, if one wishes to. We discuss a few varied personal examples.  Check them out. To watch the video, visit our channel: www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. Don't all of us want the same thing: Happiness? How do we look at  seeking this through other than traditional means? Quite a few people  have differing views on this. We put in personal perspectives here. Do  check out what we spoke about. For the video check out our channel on www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop

This is the audio part of a video podcast. Why do people gravitate towards organized religion? What makes them  believe in it? What do people who do not subscribe to this point of view  think? How does go about life, without this kind of fallback option? An  interesting chat, this. Do check it out. For the video, please check our channel on www.youtube.com/c/thevaluesworkshop