Who was Indra Putra — the son of the king of gods?A warrior blessed with divine power, yet burdened by fate.A hero caught between glory and grief, courage and karma.

In this emotionally charged episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas brings to life the tale of Arjuna, the mighty Indra Putra, whose journey in the Mahabharat is as much about inner conflict as outer conquest.

This is not just a story of victory — it’s a meditation on destiny, identity, and moral struggle. Through Arjuna’s tale, we see how even those born of gods must walk through doubt, pain, and sacrifice to fulfill their higher purpose.

Why do the most talented individuals often stumble despite their brilliance? In this powerful episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas identifies and unpacks the subtle enemies of pratibha (talent) — ego, complacency, jealousy, distraction, and praise addiction — metaphorically calling them the shatru (enemies) of the mighty elephant of intellect. With poetic sharpness and real-world insight, he reflects on how inner weaknesses quietly defeat even the most gifted minds. A must-listen for students, creators, and thinkers, this episode is a call to self-awareness, humility, and inner discipline — because true success lies not just in talent, but in mastering its enemies.

What truly shapes a person's character — education, society, or the unseen influence of family? In this introspective episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas reflects on how parivaar (family) plays a pivotal role in building one’s charitra (character). Through cultural anecdotes, poetic reflections, and timeless Indian wisdom, he explores how values passed through generations quietly mold our choices, behavior, and identity. Whether it's love, discipline, or sacrifice, it is within the home that the first lessons of life are written. A moving tribute to the unseen hands that carve our moral foundation — our family.

In this special episode dedicated to the night of the divine union, Mahashivratri, Dr. Kumar Vishwas explores the spiritual, symbolic, and cosmic significance of one of the most sacred nights in Indian tradition. With his poetic expression and philosophical depth, he delves into the story of Shiv-Parvati, the concept of tapasya (penance), and the meaning of inner stillness that Lord Shiva represents. Mahashivratri is a call to awaken the Shiva within — the yogi, the detached, the fearless. A stirring reflection on devotion, discipline, and the eternal dance of consciousness and creation.

In this spiritually uplifting episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas narrates the divine tale of Maa Shailputri, the first form of Navadurga, worshipped on the first day of Navratri. Through poetic storytelling and deep cultural insight, he unveils the journey of the goddess — from Sati to Parvati, from sacrifice to divine strength. Symbolizing purity, patience, and unwavering resolve, Maa Shailputri's story is not just mythological but deeply inspirational for anyone facing inner or outer battles. Dr. Vishwas brings this tale to life with emotion, reverence, and reflections that connect ancient wisdom to the modern soul.

Why is it that the people closest to us often hear us the least? In this deeply personal and reflective episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas addresses a question many silently carry: "Kya aapke gharwale aapki baat nahi mante?" With empathy, insight, and poetic sensitivity, he explores the emotional distance that sometimes grows within families — between parents and children, siblings, and spouses. Is it ego, miscommunication, or just changing times? Through stories and heartfelt commentary, Dr. Vishwas offers not just understanding, but healing — reminding us that being heard starts with listening.

What is the true purpose of life? Is spirituality an escape or a return to the self? In this contemplative episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas reflects on the profound connection between jeevan (life) and aadhyatm (spirituality) — not as two separate journeys, but as one path inward. Through stories, experiences, and poetic expressions, he dismantles the myths that surround spiritual living and reveals how adhyatm begins not in caves or rituals, but in everyday choices, relationships, and self-awareness. A soul-stirring episode for those seeking meaning beyond success, and peace beyond noise.

In this soul-stirring episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas takes you on a spiritual journey to the sacred town of Pandharpur, home to the beloved deity Vitthal (Vithoba) — the standing God of love, patience, and devotion.

This isn’t just a story of a temple, but of a devotional revolution that transcended caste, ritual, and time. A divine tale that echoes in every seeker’s soul.

Is there a difference between a murti and a vigraha? And if so, what are we truly worshipping — a form, or a force? In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas unpacks the profound spiritual and philosophical distinction between these two often-interchanged words. With references from shastras, darshan, and poetic traditions, he explores how a murti is crafted by hands, but a vigraha is invoked by consciousness. This is not just a linguistic debate, but a deep inquiry into the nature of devotion, symbolism, and sacred presence. A must-listen for seekers questioning form, faith, and inner meaning.

In this delightful and insightful episode, Dr. Kumar Vishwas takes you on a thoughtful journey through the traditions of Karwa Chauth, blending emotion, and cultural pride. With his poetic charm, he shares how this festival of love, patience, and devotion is more than just a ritual — it's a reflection of the emotional strength and silent endurance of Indian women. "Karwa Chauth mani to humse" isn’t just a line — it’s a celebration of faith, bonding, and the subtle power dynamics within relationships. A perfect episode to understand the sentiment behind the fast and the festivity.