What if wellness isn't something you buy or achieve, but whatever truly helps you feel well? This episode of Wellness Reimagined questions the "shoulds" that turn self-care into another performance.Rally News founder Sam Brooks shares why a practice that works for one person may drain another, how intentional media habits lower everyday anxiety, and why the goal matters more than the routine.About the Guest:Sam Brooks is the founder of Rally News, a positive news aggregator built as an alternative

Recorded 29th November 2024In this recording, we explore verse 7 and the accompanying commentary on Śrīla Raghunātha Dāsa Gosvāmī’s Vilāpa-kusumāñjali. The discussion touches upon the most confidential topics of Bhakti-yoga: Why Kṛṣṇa Appeared as Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu: Kṛṣṇa had three unfulfilled desires—to understand the depth of Rādhikā's love (Mahābhāva), Her emotions, and Her golden complexion. Just as one cannot know the weight of a burden without carrying it, Śyāmasundara took Her mood

Recorded 28th November 2024Welcome to a deep exploration of Verse 7 by Raghunātha Dāsa Gosvāmī, accompanied by the commentary of Ananta Dāsa Bābājī.This discourse addresses core themes of Gaudiya Vaishnava philosophy and the confidential moods of loving devotion.The Intense Fire of Separation (Viraha): A contemplation on the internal burning of separation and the "language of the heart" that expresses itself only in solitude.The Condition of Complete Surrender ("First Become

Recorded 27th November 2024Discover the deeper spiritual essence of Vrindavan, divine love, and internal heart transformation.In this profound satsang recorded in Vrindavan, the speaker explores the true meaning of Radha not merely as a name but as the personification of divine love that elevates our consciousness from the sensory level (Muladhara) to the heart (Anahata).Key topics covered in this video: The Esoteric Meaning of Radha: Understanding divine love as an upward flow of spiritual energy,

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Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 24How do you know what is right? Not what is legal, or what is expected, or what your family thinks. What is truly right, when the rules run out, and the books disagree, and every clever person has a different opinion. This is Dharma Katha, Season One, Pitru Paksha. Episode twenty-four, the last of our fourth day. It is a short one. In the last episode we stood at the lake of the Yaksha, and heard Yudhishthira answer the most famous questions in the

Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 23Four strong men lie dead beside a lake, and their eldest brother is thirsty. The water is right there. It is clear and cool. The four brothers who went to fetch it have not come back. And now the eldest, alone, walks to the shore, and finds them lying on the ground, without a wound on them. Then a voice speaks.Missed the previous story? Listen to Episode 22 first.Source note. Label: scripture. This story is from the Mahabharata, Vana Parva, Aranyaka

“The Blessed Lord said: While speaking learned words, you are mourning for what is not worthy of grief. Those who are wise lament neither for the living nor the dead.” (Bhagavad-gita, 2.11)

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Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 22Three wishes. A father. A fire. A secret. If you set them side by side, you might not see the pattern. But there is one, and it tells you something about how the ancient sages thought a human life should be ordered. This is Dharma Katha, Season One, Pitru Paksha. Episode twenty-two, on our fourth day. It is a short one. We have heard how the boy Nachiketa waited three days at Death's door, and how he refused every temptation to ask his one question

Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 21There is a question that everyone carries, and almost no one asks out loud. What happens when we die? A boy sits in front of Death himself. Death has just offered him any gift in the universe. And the boy says: I already know what I want. Tell me that.Missed the previous story? Listen to Episode 20 first.Source note. Label: scripture. This story is from the Katha Upanishad, first adhyaya, first valli, verses twenty to twenty-nine, and second valli,

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Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 20Death was not at home. A boy stood at his gate. He had walked a long way, on nothing but his father's angry word, to reach the house of the god who ends all lives. And the god was out. There was nobody to receive him. No servant. No bowl of water. No bed.Missed the previous story? Listen to Episode 19 first.Source note. Label: scripture. This story is from the Katha Upanishad, first adhyaya, first valli, verses seven to nineteen. The Sanskrit lines

Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 19A boy watches his father give away cattle. It is a great occasion. There are priests, and fires, and the whole household has gathered. The father has promised to give away everything he owns. And the boy, who is still young, is standing at the edge of the courtyard, watching the cows being led past him.Source note. Label: scripture. This story is from the Katha Upanishad, first adhyaya, first valli, verses one to six. The Sanskrit lines quoted are

Shri Krishna teaches us to live intentionally, guided by the scriptural maps that reveal our true potential and purpose to Be Joy. By dedicating ourselves, burning away individuality, and contributing time, resources, and effort, we accumulate merits and ultimately achieve completeness and contentment.➡️ This season, we are exploring the 70 essential verses of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita. To maximize your experience of this season, we encourage you to request your FREE copy of the Essential Love

Recorded 27th November 2024In this profound discussion, devotees explore Verse 7 of Srila Raghunatha Dasa Goswami's Vilasa Kusumanjali, along with the commentary of Sri Ananta Babaji Maharaj. The session delves into the deep esoteric truth of viraha - the ecstasy experienced in separation from the Divine.Drawing from Sanatana Goswami's Brihad-bhagavatamrita, the discussion reveals how the initial burning fire of separation is ultimately a joy far greater than the bliss of direct meeting

Recorded 26th November 2024In this profound spiritual discourse, participants delve into the sweet and deep verses of Śrīla Narottama dāsa Ṭhākura's Prema-bhakti-candrikā. The discussion explores the nature of intense spiritual desire (lālasā), the realization of divya-darśan (transcendental vision), and how divine mercy is ever-present—waiting only for us to remove our material expectations and accept it.Key Topics Covered: Spiritual Crying & Greed: How weeping out of spiritual desire

In our previous episode, we travelled far back into the ancient past to discover the origins of the Raakshas lineage. We followed the story from Pulastya to Vishravas, and then to Vaishravan, who would become known as Kuber, the Lord of Wealth and the righteous ruler of Lanka. We witnessed how the golden city passed from the Raakshas to Kuber, and how Sumali, forced into the netherworld, never forgot the kingdom his family had lost. His desire to reclaim Lanka eventually led him to his daughter

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Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 18In many Indian households, at the bedside of the dying, or in the days after a death, someone leads a cow to the door. A priest says a few words. A rope is placed in a hand. And a gift is made that the family may have thought about for years. Why a cow? And why then?Missed the previous story? Listen to Episode 17 first.Source note. Label: text and tradition. The passage on the gift of a cow being equal to the gift of land, on giving a cow at the end,