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Ram Dass shares his heart-centered wisdom in each episode featuring excerpted lectures given throughout the last 40 years, with an introduction from Raghu Markus of Ram Dass' Love Serve Remember Foundation.

Release date: 2023-02-27

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1. Betterhelp ads are gross - LOVE Ram Dass, but really disturbed by your partnership with Betterhelp. I’m a therapist and previously worked with Betterhelp. It’s an exploitative, unethical company developed by tech bros capitalizing off the tele-healthcare market and mental health crisis, not people with any sort of therapy or mental health background, and the way they do business shows—on both the clients and therapists’ ends. For heaven’s sake, they’ve been accused of selling client data to Facebook, and in response issued a statement that they’re not subject to HIPPA. The Ram Dass lectures are great, but skip the ads (and intro)
2023-01-02

2. Stop the intro - Please, do us all a favour, stop making a min intro, rambling about your thoughts on Ram Dass’s words. It is unnecessary and irrelevant. Many comments mentions it, why doing it still and making it that long? Don’t you read the reviews? Let Ram Dass speak, we do not need a min intro for a min talk..
2022-08-03

3. A life manual - The words of Baba Ram Dass have helped me open my heart and understand the eastern spiritual teachings better than any teaching or methods have. I used to skip forward to his talks but lately the intro by Raghu has grown over me. I have loved getting to know him and his story of coming to Maharaj-ji. Thank you to the Love Serve Remember foundation for sharing the wisdom of Ram Dass in his own spoken words. Ram Ram.
2022-07-17

4. Thank you! - I accidentally stepped into a showing of Becoming Nobody at the San Diego film festival. I’ve been hooked ever since. I listen to this podcast to recenter my life and to let go. You can say I’m addicted to this method. I appreciate everyone working on this podcast! Raghu Markus, keep up the good work.
2022-03-21

5. Annoying introductory speaker! - Just let the man speak! The message Ram Dass delivers is clear and self explanatory so it's totally unnecessary for you - Mirabai Bush - to give your opinion and ideas about it. Your ideas are only going to distort his original message and therefore is doing more bad than good!
2022-03-01

6. Limitations - Words limit the expression of the gratitude I feel. Thee, overwhelming, sense of peace… that comes from these lectures…quite literally, cannot be put into words. I am eternally grateful. I am eternally grateful. I appreciate all of the hard work that is put forth to provide the teachings of Ram Dass. May He Rest With God.
2022-02-27

7. So close yet so far - This would be a star rating if the podcast was simply a platform for Ram Dass’ lectures and recordings. I always skip over Raghu’s long winded introductions. I personally don’t gain anything from his lengthy dissertations on what Ram Dass says in the upcoming lecture before it’s even played. It’s not the Raghu Marcus podcast and to be honest, I find myself getting frustrated and perceiving Raghu as fanning his own ego with all of his chatter. I would love to see the format of this podcast changed so that Ram Dass’ material is centered, with minimal input from ancillary commentators. Early episodes of Sharon Salzberg’s Metta Hour provide a good template.
2022-02-22

8. There is no greater gift. - In these talks, Ram Dass consistently serves up entertaining, powerful, and comforting words to help us unstick ourselves from conditioned beliefs that cause us so much unnecessary suffering. Not many spiritual teachers are as brilliant, eloquent, caring, AND genuinely hilarious.
2022-01-27

9. Cull the Intros - Great podcast! Endless inspiration and insight. I could (and do) listen and re-listen to these episodes all the time. I love having regular reminders of what I “already know” from Ram Dass. Only criticism is that I think the intros could be shorter. I generally skip through the first - minutes to get to the lectures themselves. But that’s just me…
2021-11-04

10. LOVE SO MUCH - I really enjoy this podcast! I love hearing all of Ram Dass’ teachings and wish I knew about the podcast years ago when I first discovered Be Here Now. I have been listening in order and am on episode now. I have also grown to enjoy Raghu Markus’ intros, which like many other commentators I was turned off by at first. If you feel so strongly about them I would suggest looking inside and figuring out why you feel that way. He has some good stuff to say & explains things that are sometimes assumed to be known by Ram Dass. Overall have really really been enjoying this!
2021-10-25

11. Life-changing introspection, insight on ego & spirit - Thank you, Ram Dass, for opening my eyes. Thank you, Raghu, for showing me where I’m not, and for curating this life-changing collection for a new generation. Order doesn’t matter beyond the first few, and intros are optional—Ram Dass’ talks begin - minutes in. Enjoy!
2021-09-27

12. Beyond grateful - My life is changing from these podcasts. I’m embodying more of these teachings and I’m forever grateful!! So grateful he was recorded and so grateful they are being shared. Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!!!! A side note: Better Help doesn’t give sustainable income to their therapists. And the quality of therapy is reduced to worksheets and burnt out therapists…. There should be affordable therapy for everyone but better help needs to do better…
2021-09-26

13. Major disappointment - Have been a huge fan of Ram Dass for years. My mother and I shared this passion. Was so excited to listen to this podcast. I didn’t even make it to the content because the intro was so horrible to listen to. What a major turn off! I even tried to skip ahead : at a time. After mins of hot air I just had to unsubscribe. What a disappointment.
2021-04-08

14. Love the guy can’t stand the host - Thank you for making the material accessible through this podcast. For the life of me, I cannot think about what kind of intention you have each time you record your intro. I am only stating my experience and am hoping that for the overwhelming majority it adds to their listening experience. To me, each time, it feels like cheap advertising on the back of something really valuable, like a leech. Again, thank you for making this work possible and FYI: his talks speak for themselves
2021-04-04

Truths about life from the timeless wisdom of the Bhakti-yoga tradition - fun, relevant, and deep. Learn about dharma, yoga, bhakti, and how it relates to all the basic questions of life. This show is about how to live your best life, let go of the external distractions, and uncover the spiritual happiness that lies within the heart as the true nature of the soul. Raghunath and Kaustubha's connection goes back to their teens in the New York Hardcore Punk Scene of the early 80s, through serving ...

Release date: 2023-03-24

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1. Life and World Changing - After years of trauma, I thought my mental health would never get better. This podcast and the wisdom of the sacred texts has saved my life with relatable, compassionate, and digestible, wholesome principles that includes ALL beings. Anyone seeking to better themselves should try this podcast out, regardless of religious background. You have to try it yourself to see the magic work in your life. Haribo!
2023-01-11

2. Most Uplifting Podcast-Wisdom of the Sages - If there is one word I can use to describe the Wisdom of the Sages podcast, I would say, ‘uplifting’. Combining the ancient wisdom of the sages of India and the Vedas with contemporary philosophy and scholarly wisdom from all over the world, including both western and eastern theology, Raghunath and Kaustubha have created a show as solemnly inspiring and motivational as it is entertaining and often humorous. The show provides a sincere, sophisticated approach to learning about and reading the Srimad Bhagavatam and the Bhagavad Gita and applying it’s wisdom practically to our lives today in the modern world, while at the same time making it fun to learn and never dry. I would recommend this show to anyone, and listening daily has made a major positive impact on my life. I love starting my day out with WOS. You gotta check it out! -David Murray
2023-01-08

3. I’ve been listening since it started - These guys are very special souls. Raghunath is very charismatic and just naturally has such a great perspective that he’s well known for - maybe got a million people into Krishna. Kaustubha brings the balance, which is a lesson in itself. It really is my favorite podcast.
2022-11-14

4. A man needs a maid - I found out about this podcast back in April and I’ve been binging every day since. Some how Raghunath came to mind (probably readin something about hardcore) and i gave him a search because i honestly didn’t know anything about him other than he sang in bands. I don’t binge or episodes but sometimes . I’m a letter carrier and mostly walk half a marathon a day so I need something to keep my mind clean and distract myself from the monotony of shoving advertisements in tiny door slots or far off mailboxes. I’m drawn to this podcast because every day my heart gets a little cleaner listening to it. I can’t hire a maid to clean up my heart so listening to spiritual wisdom will have to be my path. Thank you all.
2022-11-01

5. Grateful for WOTS and the community, but relentless male privilege is boring - I’ve been a listener and zoomer and community supporter of Wisdom of the Sages for over a year now and I’m grateful for the door that it opened into Bhakti yoga and the divine love of Radha/Krishna. Their requirement to chant at least one round of the astounding Maha Mantra for zoomers opened actual physical blocks around my heart and continues to deepen, in miraculous ways. I am truly grateful and hope my daily practice continues to deepen for the rest of my life. It may really save your life. But a word of warning that reading and hearing ‘by men, for men, about men’ day after day will definitely require you to develop a strong stomach and steady mind. Patriarchy, the infrastructure of male supremacy, was instituted (according to anthropology, archeology, and now genetic analyses) about years ago, and put in place through violence and coercion, sustained through socialization since. The texts and purports are clearly part of the socializing vehicle. I have to keep moving through all this sexist and sometimes openly misogynistic nonsense to get to the actual divine teachings. Deeper, in the more ‘confidential’ aspects we finally find the divine feminine in her glittering form; and it is clearly stated that to worship Krishna without Radha is a waste of time, they cannot exist apart. But these much more interesting teachings are not spoken of much at all. Krishna is reduced to ‘him’ to ‘lord’ and the divine feminine is made his aspect. It cannot be correct that unlike all else in the universe, god is one sided, has only one pole; this is an old trick we see repeated in other traditions to help keep the social order. Aren’t you tired of it yet? I am. It is probably one of the best podcasts you will ever spend your time on, but I sincerely wish the increasingly boring eye of male supremacy could be challenged openly by the crew. It would be so interesting to know how the women of that time, who were stripped of power and rank to become appendages and property, sustained their faith and devotion, and what the female sages taught. We see some, like Sati, who chose to leave rather than stay, I’m afraid that may be the fate of others in this time too.
2022-09-21

6. I gave it a try and I’m hooked. - I didn’t know what I was looking for when I found this podcast, I just knew I needed something different to fill my life and mind than what I had been consuming. I was burnt out, exhausted from listening to the news cycle, overwhelmed with hearing blaming, othering, bickering and negativity. I didn’t do any research about Wisdom of The Sages, or the hosts of the show – I just went to the beginning and listened to the first episode. The more I listened the more I heard ideas that resonated with me, sounded familiar to my own thoughts about how to live a kind and connected life, and paths to connect with people who are also seeking satisfied and purposeful lives. For the first time I was exposed to a spiritual path that does not focus on judgment and guilt but instead focuses on love, connection and offering the gifts you have to the world around you. I listen to the show every day, and join the live broadcast on Zoom. Starting each day with a dose of spiritual contemplation is the most effective way I’ve found to keep the bigger picture in mind and approach each day with an open heart. I’m taking my spiritual journey one day at a time and at my own pace but feel more calm, confident and connected to the world than I did before discovering this path because I have the right context for me personally to accept there is a loving force that connects all living things. At the time of this writing I’ve been listening for just over two months, but I feel like Bhakti has been in my head and heart for my entire life. Since listening to that first episode I have focused on changing the way I interact with the world, have been able to better manage chronic anxiety and have worked through some of the worst career related burnout I’ve ever experienced. Outside of the show I’ve been exploring tools to make the time I spend with myself more meaningful, and have deepened my yoga and meditation practice. I’ve been open to connecting with people in my daily life about spirituality and their connection with a higher power. I’ve shared this podcast with some friends and family who are at different places on their spiritual journeys, and who are either dedicated to or come from different spiritual paths. They all find value in the topics discussed here. I think no matter where you’re coming from, at, or on your way to, the messages and discussions shared here have deep meaning and are an important addition to the conversation about our collective values.
2022-09-02

7. Best Podcast Ever! - I start every morning with Wisdom of the Sages. The knowledge that is shared has helped me in my everyday life and I truly am happier than ever. It has helped me realize my spiritual path in a way that nothing else has. It is the perfect balance of serious and hilarious and I am grateful to Raghunath and Kaustbha every day!
2022-08-31

8. favorite way to start my day - wisdom of the sages has truly transformed my spiritual life and there’s no other way I prefer to begin my morning practice! the sangha (community) I’ve been able to find through tuning into the show live most mornings has been so valuable to my growth and I am forever grateful for the things I’ve learned through Raghu, Kaustubha, and Mara! HARIBOL
2022-08-31

9. Listen to this every day :) - The greatness in this podcast is not understood by anything you will can experience with in your material senses(although it is quite relishable like ice cream). It hits you on a deeper level than material words can place. The greatness of these conversations in sharing the wisdom of the sages is that, these vibrations inspires all to work to invite the depthless pool of divine connection into your deepest self. It seems to very often speak to me about something that I am working within myself correlating exactly the conversation on the podcast. The right words at the right time Thank you so much Please except my respects to all that bring this podcast together.
2022-05-06

10. Wisdom of the Sages! - Dear Kaustubha and Raghunath prabhu, Expressing my sincere gratitude for all the work you have been doing to share the message of Bhakti in a relatable and approachable way for the modern world we are living in. I’m one of the others out there listening your podcast almost everyday. I started practicing Bhakti as a year old boy living in a small former Soviet Union country called Turkmenistan. I was very fortunate to come across Srila Prabhupadas books in a Muslim dominated culture. Your podcast has tremendously helped me to reintroduce Bhakti in my daily life as I moved to the US and stay committed to the values of our tradition. Now I live in hawaii state and relish your podcast everyday. I think this is the golden age Lord Chaitanya is talking about, mainstreaming Bhagavatam on all the platforms! Thank you so much for your service, Azim
2022-02-19

11. WARNING - This podcast will change your life and the way you see it. The things that are talked about in this podcast have the potential to change the world in a radically positive way. I have been listening since Raghu was on the Joe Rogan podcast almost years ago, and the podcast stays fresh and interesting even with the same broad topic every day. Give this podcast a chance if you’re tired of just going through the motions in your life.
2022-02-01

12. Love this podcasts - I can’t repeat this enough, this podcast continues to change my life. Almost every morning I get a gentle reminder to be a better version of myself! I’m so thankful to be part of this community. I’m grateful for all Raghunath, Kaustubha and Mara do and all the knowledge they help make available to the anyone seeking it!
2021-12-31

13. Finally! A daily spiritual practice that is working!! - I discovered this podcast about a month ago… and I just can’t get enough!!! I’ve started from the beginning and listen to to multiple episodes each day. It’s the healing balm my heart has been yearning for. I was introduced to Bhakti yoga years ago during my Yoga Teacher Training in San Fran. But since relocating to Dallas I have felt disconnected from my spiritual path, my community, and my yoga classes have felt empty and vapid. This podcast is literally changing my life in the best possible way! I feel like I’ve (re)found my people! Also, they make the teachings so accessible and fun. I listen as soon as I wake up, and laugh out loud multiple times each episode as they keep it real and keep it fun! I finally have a daily practice that is going deeper each day and is here to stay. My gratitude is overflowing. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
2021-12-20

14. A game changer - I can attest that I am materially and spiritually a better person when I’m actively listening to the podcast on a daily basis, sometimes listening to a few in a row from the back catalog but you can join in from any date. Kaustubha and Raghunath combine humor, life experiences, and spiritual knowledge into a perfect blend that always seems to be tailor made for whatever I might be experiencing that day but I know that it’s relevant wisdom and sage advice that connects with so many of the listenership. Can’t recommend enough.
2021-12-13

15. My story - Hare Krishna! Sorry if this is too long. But this is my story into KC, I want to start this off by giving my obeisances. Please accept my humble obeisances to A.C Bhaktividanta Swami prabhupad Ki Jai! Please accept my humble obeisances to Lord Krishna and allow me to follow the devotional path of a devotee. Please accept my humble obeisances to all the devotees of the lord and allow them to continue to the devotional path of lord Krishna. This story is being submitted by Bhakta James Bhakta Chris Hare Krishna, this is how I fell into Krishna consciousness. I was working at a pizzeria back in and I was sorta struggling financially and emotionally about what I want to do with my life and how to become a better person, and while I was working I received a message on Facebook by a (at the time) strange person from Seattle. he messaged me and told me that he was meditating and had a vision of giving someone a Srimad bhagvatam set, he said that he was looking for a person to give the Srimad bhagvatam to especially during the Covid crisis to bring me back to godhead, and he found me on facebook. He reached out and told me that he wanted to donate me a whole Srimad bhagvatam set To be honest I did not Even know what the Vedas was. I was familiar with people like Buddha, Gnash, and Shiva but never really knew the stories in past times of the original personality of godhead.He asked for a small donation, and at the time I did not have the money to donate. He told me that I could donate later and that he would send me the Srimad bhagvatams anyways. The devotee from Seattle Introduced me to the Alachua ISKCON Community.He gave me the number of Nandini Kishori. And right then and there me and Nandini connected. She taught me how to chant, pronounce Sanskrit. The love that she had was unlike any other. After one week the bhagvatam’s arrived and the moment I opened up the boxes, I immediately felt strong energy and was very astonished on the graphic designs of all the pictures.The first day I got the Srimad bhagvatam’s I opened up canto one and right there I started reading. Me and my family, (Mom, Dad, Brother, and me)All went to the temple a couple of days after I receive the Srimad bhagvatams. I was very ecstatic To be going to the temple. The moment we arrive to the temple I immediately fell in love with everything. When we walked up to the temple room everyone was very welcoming they shared stories of themselves and they even inspired me to join the community. We talked and talked and talked with different Devotees and the past times of lord Krishna. We attended the morning service,We went to Nandini’s house and then we went to a really really funny devotee prema’s House and he played kirtan for me and my family. Again, I have never felt so much energy and so much love in one place ever before. Devotees really know how to show unconditional love. My brother started reading Bhagavad Gita and we both started chanting together, me and him have been on a spiritual journey for a while but the Bhakti journey is more powerful and really is the only way out to this material nescience That is pretty much my story. My brother and I joined Krishna house shortly after but the prasadam was a little hard to get used to there. We hope to one day go back and keep on this devotional path of a Bhakta. Thank you to lord Krishna - Allowing me to share my story with everyone. I love all of you and I pray for all the vashnavas to contribute on this devotional path. Hareeeeee Krishna!!! Hareeeee Rama!! Hariiiiibooolll!
2021-11-30

16. My story - I was introduced to Krsna Consciousness and bhakti yoga as a freshman in high school, when Raghunath moved into the Philly temple in the early ’s. I would attend Wednesday night program and kirtan at the small temple above the Govindas on south street. I eventually drifted but some basic principals had been introduced to me that would stick. During my (very brief) college career in nyc I ended up working at Equal Vision Records. Part of my job was delivering things to Brooklyn Temple and again I was intrigued, but again drifted. While working as a bike messenger in London in (?) I found a Govinda’s (old school style with the metal trays!) again, I felt comfortable and drawn. And it continues throughout my life…… interactions with devotees and little reminders. A little over years ago a devotee I knew brought me to a yoga studio to paint some signage. A kid I knew from the music scene was working at the desk and chanting japa with some other devotees. These days I’m still a student and also an instructor at this same studio. I’m currently an “other”. Hare Krishna -Dan
2021-11-13

17. Hare Krsna - Raghunath and Kaustubha have a simultaneously entertaining and enlightening podcast. They have brought the Srimad Bhagavatam to be accessible to the modern life. There is nothing hypocrital or mundanely religious about their presentation of the ancient teachings. Keep up the great preaching. We are listening. Thank you!!
2021-11-08

18. Life changing! - I know “life changing” has become a cliche phrase. But, Wisdom of the Sages actually is. Kaustubha and Raghunath have the ability to take this transcendental knowledge and break it down for simple minds, like myself, to understand. This information they share is like an instruction manual for life. Aside from the daily Srimad-Bhagavatam lessons, WOTS has QA days to answer your spiritual and life questions, retreats and gatherings, and an online community. All of which helps you on your spiritual path. Give the show a listen and maybe your life will change, like many others.
2021-10-30

19. Wisdom of the Sages - Hare Krsna! Thank you for sharing this wonderful Podcast of the Srīmar Bhāgavatam and many other devotees. Believe the first time we met was at Ohana Rising Yoga School in NJ. I truly enjoy every aspect of this podcast and am super grateful to be able to listen and join in during the live sessions in the morning. Thank you for all that you do and for all the love! Servant
2021-10-29

20. Sage of Today - I’ve grown up with Cappo from a certain point of view. I’ve seen him play in bands often since or . We toured together and hung out a lot. But I’ve never really seen this side of him. I guess I’ve never really hung out with him in a temple. I love how the hosts play off each other and have a ton of respect for each person. I’m not a devotee and I listen every day. PMA
2021-10-28

21. A Not To Be Missed Podcast - My days feel incomplete if I haven’t listened to Raghunath and Kaustubha discussing the ancient texts of Srimad Bhagavatam and The Bhagavad Gita. Their energies complement and balance each other out so well and love getting to know Mara, Banke, and little Karuna as well. For me this whole year has been steeped in Krishna Consciousness, with the Satsanga of the folks at Upbuild.com, the daily Gita readings, Japa meditation, and devotion has all just kicked in for me this year. When I heard Raghunath Cappo on Rich Roll’s podcast a few months ago, I started following him on Instagram and then was led to the Wisdom of the Sages podcast which now ties everything together for me on a daily basis - everything I’ve heard, discussed, read, come together for me while listening to this brilliant and incisive podcast. I love all the walk on guests so much as well. Loved Sanskrit guru Nityananda Dasa and the story of the poetic meter of the Damodar Ashtakam (Bhujang prayat - the snake exits)! My sincere hope is that your podcast will go from strength to strength! All the best to you both! With gratitude - Pragya
2021-10-27

22. Life saving wisdom - When I came to yoga I was very young, I only understood it as asana poses, meditation, and “spirituality”. With only a very superficial understanding I practiced just that…. Until a great mentor in my life generously put me through a hr yoga cert. through the teachings of a Bhakti devotee! While my mind resisted, my soul resonated I am still learning and still so very ignorant. While my practice fluctuates Wisdom of The Sages is a constant in my life and I don’t know where I would be without it. When I am scared, alone, happy, disturbed I listen to Raghunath and Kaustubha recite the wisdom given within the Bhagavad. Aside from their amazing communication of wisdom, I really enjoy the camaraderie between the two and Mara it’s so very uplifting and I can’t be more grateful to and for the community.
2021-10-27

23. Amazing down to earth spiritual advice - All thanks to Raghunath and Kaustubha, for releasing this high quality spiritual education on the daily basis. I original heard Raghunath speak on the Joe Rogan podcast. I started Lessons for a little bit but never true applied the knowledge given throughout the podcast. I stop lesson for a period of time try to cling to my material life. But in the background the message of the Bhakti was changing my heart. I was strongly attached to vaping, marijuana use, and the party culture but the knowledge shared in the podcast made me realize that these things were not bringing me true happiness. Also that happiness will not be found on this material platform. I started lesson again and now lesson everyday. With the help of the podcast and the grace of Krishna I have been able keep my sobriety alone with a vegetarian diet and constant sleep schedule. Thank you Raghunath and Kaustubha. Hare Krishna!!!
2021-10-27

24. Life Changing and Grounding - I came to Bhakti just recently & am loving everything about it. I started taking Paramananda’s yoga class during the time of the Covid scourge, met Julie & have been learning SO much thru WOTS!!! I’m on the west coast/ mtn time & love the am PDT time slot so that I am able to watch the show live The insights gained have been remarkable & so helpful. Bhakti sits well with my soul. Thank u for creating this, the love & humor u spread with this medium. I hope to someday become initiated, but for now, getting to know Krishna and struggling to learn kirtan and doing my japa. I love it Happy Karthik!!!!! And many blessings to you grace young from San Diego/ Fort Collins, CO
2021-10-27

25. Life saving podcast - Through tear filled eyes I write this review.the gratitude I have and owe these two gentlemen. I can’t define I came to this podcast after my sister told me to listen to Raghunath on the Rich Roll podcast. She said “ his energy reminds me of you” While listening to the Rich Roll podcast Raghunath spoke about the godShaped hole… This statement was very polarizing to me… Due to the term God shape holeBeing used as a lyric in two different songs by a band called Wilco… Their lyrics and songs have a very deep meaning to me in my sobriety… So hearing Someone else use that term was transcendent. I have struggled with addiction issues most of my life. Which I am proud to say I have overcome However several years ago I had a major healthCrisis… This now that I look back at it was a Krishna miracle. Letting me realize how important life is and what we do in our life. Bhakti to me is the yellow bird I’ve been waiting for I never knew this life was possible Thank you for all you do… Truly grateful
2021-10-27

26. Inspiration for the soul - Kastubha and Raghunath's daily study of these ancient texts have been invaluable to my own understanding and adoption of the wisdom provided into my own life and soul. I always thought I could never believe in a higher power, but the truth is I just refused to believe in a God who doesn’t love in a truly unconditional way. Thank you for showing me the light, that God is a blue cowherd trickster who loves to dance and hear me sing!
2021-10-05

27. Thank you! - The information and discourse contained in the episodes of this podcast is unimaginably transformative. It’s pure unadulterated truth, I don’t make that statement out of some form of spiritual bias. I make that statement because it truly feels as if each word spoken comes from a true desire to be of service, to help, and to heal. Much appreciation to the hosts!
2021-08-20

28. A Game changing pod cast! - My story is a Krishna miracle. I have been told that I am a tortured soul. I exhausted every option to relieve myself of this weight that I carried for most of my adult life. Therapy, prescription drugs, recreational drugs, alcohol, self help books, school (to further my education), hobbies and exercise, gave little to no satisfaction. Anger, pain, depression, sadness and frustration were persistent emotions in my daily existence. The daily yoga podcast called Wisdom of the Sages saved me from a feeling of hopelessness in only a few episodes. Raghunath Cappo is a relatable soul, who delivers an insightful, spiritual message with high energy, humor and love. His counterpart Kaustubha Das is the steady hand and calming voice that sensibly translates purposeful messages. This show immediately transformed my way of thinking. It’s helped me both personally, and professionally. In both aspects I’m beginning to thrive. In two words the podcast can be described… GAME CHANGER! The show will give you a thirst to discover your spiritual path, your dharma. So much gratitude to these two amazing souls. Thank you Raghunath and Kaustubha. Anthony M.
2021-07-22

29. Just what the dr should prescribe - I came across this podcast through Rich Roll. While I had knowledge of the Bhagavad Gita I was not raised reading it regularly. Our household believes in Jainism and growing up that was our practice. This podcast has brought me back to my roots. Raghunath and Kaustubha are great teachers. Part of me wants to go to NYC to be in their presence and listen to their lectures. This podcast has changed my perspective in so many areas of life. Everyone should have a chance to listen to this podcast. These teachings relate to everyday life whether it be personal or professional. Thank you for the teachings and getting this out to the podcast world.
2021-07-10

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Release date: 2023-03-24

The Krishna Das Pilgrim Heart Hour features Krishna Das’ no-nonsense take on everyday struggles for finding balance on the spiritual path. Through the honesty, humility and humor of his own personal experiences, he points to the possibility of navigating life’s trials with a true inner yearning for truth. His own practice of kirtan or chant is the well stone of his ability to share from his spiritual heart. As KD says, “Love is a disease - we catch it from those who have it.”

Release date: 2023-03-16

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1. KD is a blessing - I love KD’s podcast and his open-hearted sharing of his life experience. His lectures and q and a sessions are chock-full of wonderful stories about Maharajji and India, as well as other great teachings. His chanting has changed my life in such a profound way and the portal to guru, God, and self is available to us all. Thank you for being of service. Love you. Doug
2021-05-11

2. I love me some KD - Krishna Das changed my life. He pointed in a direction through chanting and off I went searching and a found a temple (Kannon Nichiren Buddhism temple, Las Vegas , NV) here in town. This show has the potential to change your life. Krishna Das doesn’t shy away from being vulnerable and honest and I appreciate it. My only complaint is that I wish the Be Here Now Network would post more episodes. Thank you for all that you do Krishna Das! RAMRAM/Namu Myoho Renge Kyo
2020-03-28

3. Thank you, thank you, thank you - By year of dealing with Parkinson’s Disease, the insomnia had drained me. Getting adequate sleep became within reach when I began playing the podcasts all night long: instead of following my anxious mind’s fears and drama, when I awake mid-night, I focus on the calm, wisdom, humor, and joy that’s there in the episodes. Thank you KD, thank you Sharon, thank you Be Here Now folk. You do honor to NKB.
2019-12-13

4. Love - I love listening to KD as I’m tucking into bed. Though his talks and singing lull me I never get tired of his sharp wit. He is so funny! I am so grateful for the work he shares, the stories that inspire, and the devotion to healing, tending the heart, planting seeds, all of it. I’m so grateful. For him. For the Be Here Now network, for Ram Dass, Jack, Sharon, Duncan.. for all the people I’ve never met but gave me the tools to open my heart and see my true self. I love you all so much, thank you.
2019-10-06

5. keep singing - Love. All One. Devotion. Become inspired to ingest syrup for your divine soul and break open that cloud of darkness and gaze into brilliance. The knowledge is imparted in the mantras and answers will appear when your conditions are ready. His life as a depressive, I can relate very much to that storm. Grateful for the wisdom shared here and around the globe. His retreats are incredible and highly recommend experiencing those as well this lifetime.
2018-07-04

6. keeps it honest - You never once get the impression that KD is putting it on or trying to be anything other than himself. From someone who has suffered greatly from addiction and depression I can really identify with him. So many spiritual teachers shy away from delving into any kind of darkness and pretend that it doesn't exist. To know that someone is willing to keep it real in this day and age is hopeful. keep it up! my favorite on mind-pod network! I have been able to feel neem karoli baba's grace thru his music and has transformed my life for the positive.
2015-02-11

Gita for Daily Living is a weekly podcast that distils the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and presents it in a way that is action-able and relevant to daily life

Release date: 2023-03-05

Comments

1. Thank you so much - I can’t thank you enough for your podcast. It is absolutely wonderful. I learn so much from it. I always wanted to read Gita but never have time or discipline to do it. Your podcast are perfect. I have Vern able to apply a lot what you have said. Thank you research and background.
2022-03-10

2. Excellent - I was looking for an intelligent audio commentary on the spiritual life and the spiritual disciplines. This one is excellent. The speaker is erudite, eloquent and on target. Very well trained and very wise. In addition, the podcast itself is well-recorded and simple, no fancy bells and whistles, just the wisdom I was wanting to hear. Thank you.
2013-08-24

👋🏼 ¡Bienvenidos al podcast de Sadhguru en español! ¿Estás buscando una guía para vivir una vida más plena y significativa? Entonces, este podcast es para ti. 🧘🏼‍♂️ Sadhguru es un yogui místico que practica el hinduismo y ha transformado la vida de millones de personas en todo el mundo. En su podcast, compartirá sus enseñanzas y perspectivas sobre la vida, la espiritualidad y la mente humana. 👍🏼 Con su enfoque práctico y su estilo directo, Sadhguru te llevará ...

Release date: 2023-03-24

This podcast covers Gita in its True perspective. 5200 years long interval Srimad Bhagavad Gita in its authentic and everlasting exposition : The Science of Religion for Mankind : Yatharth Geeta by Swami Adgadanand.

Release date: 2017-02-01

Ever Joyful Living and Loving! Over five thousand years ago it was rediscovered in India that perfection could not be found in the impermanent external world which is ever full of contradictions. This glorious discovery came in the form of The Bhagwad Gita - the most revered and stunningly succinct Hindu scripture which itself is based on India's timeless Vedanta philosophy. Vedanta exhorts that freedom from all limitations at all times under all circumstances can alone be suggestive of real pe...

Release date: 2023-03-23

Comments

1. Very helpful! - Thank you so much for creating this podcast. I’ve been attempting to read the Gita for years without much progress. I appreciate your insights and explanations and I like the way you’ve broken it down so that someone like myself (an American with an interest in the Gita and Hinduism) can more easily digest it. Thank you.
2023-02-25

Want to learn all about Hinduism, the world's oldest and third-largest religion? Like actually understand what karma is? Or what dharma means? Do you want to know what the sacred texts of Hinduism are? Or, maybe, you just want to know why Hindu women wear a dot on their forehead? Or, perhaps, if all Hindus vegetarian? If so, then All About Hinduism is just what you’ve been waiting for. We’ll give you an overview of Hinduism as a lived and contemporary spiritual path. We’ll explore the h...

Release date: 2023-03-08

The complete fourteen (14) classes that Swami Vivekananda gave on Jnana Yoga in New York City, 1895-96. Narrated by Varun Narayan. Recorded with permission from Advaita Ashrama, publisher. For more information about Swami Vivekananda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swami_Vivekananda To order books by or about Swami Vivekananda: https://www.vedanta.com If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to help fund the recording and production of this and the next three series of yoga classes...

Release date: 2022-04-05

Upanishads have a wealth of stories and tales which enrich us with various concepts of "Self-realization", "Brahman" or the "Supreme-Being", "Aatman" or the "Supreme-Self" and many other foundational building blocks of Santana Dharma. These stories are not only engaging but leave us with an ever-lasting resonance of thoughts. Many of these stories are pretty popular such as the Story of Nachiketa and his dialogues with the Lord of Death or the tale of Gargi or Satyakama. However, each time you ...

Release date: 2023-03-13

This podcast covers Gita in its True perspective. 5200 years long interval Srimad Bhagavad Gita in its authentic and everlasting exposition : The Science of Religion for Mankind : Yatharth Geeta by Swami Adgadanand.

Release date: 2017-01-31

Baba Harihar Ramji's Navaratri Satsangs.

Release date: 2023-03-25

Bhagavad Gita is a dialogue between Lord Krishna, the teacher and Arjuna, the student. The episode of Lord Krishna imparting knowledge to Arjuna occurs in the epic Mahabharata. There are totally 700 verses classified into 18 chapters. Krishna gives the essence of the entire Veda in his teaching. He explains in detail various disciplines like Karma Yoga, Devotion, Values, Meditation, and so on. Lord Krishna also imparts knowledge about the true nature of God, World and Beings and clearly poi...

Release date: 2014-05-11

Shrimad Bhagwat Gita is a sacred Hindu scripture that is widely revered for its spiritual and philosophical teachings. It is considered one of the most important texts in Hinduism and is often referred to simply as the "Gita". The Gita is a dialogue between Lord Krishna and his disciple Arjuna on a battlefield, where Arjuna is faced with the dilemma of fighting his own relatives in a war. Through their conversation, Lord Krishna offers Arjuna profound teachings on various aspects of life, includ...

Release date: 2023-03-11

This podcast is for anyone interested in the Epic Literature of India, its spiritual philosophies, the life and background of Krishna, and all the fascinating stories from the great epic The Mahabharata.

Release date: 2012-04-12

Comments

1. Breath of fresh air - Never have I heard of Mahabharata version this unbiased. Lawrence’s style of storytelling is realistic and indulges human curiosity on the ancient tale. His wonderings, comments and question are something which emerges in our mind from time to time as well. This is breath of fresh air and something that all should listen as well. As I say there is no epic that is far greater than Mahabharata. If it were to be made in movies, we see Game of Thrones and Lord of the rings like saga on big screen.
2022-02-20

2. Wow. Just wow - Lawrence Manzo has created a great podcast which gives an excellent tour of the Mahabharata. This perhaps is the easiest way to approach the unabridged Mahabharata today. The amount of work done to pore through the old English translation, since the Chicago editions only go until Book , shows that this podcast is a love of labour.
2021-06-06

3. Best podcast on Mahabharata - Absolutely great! I can’t stop listening to the stories even though I know most of the stories and it’s multiple versions. I don’t have words to explain the beauty of this presentation that’s capturing all the details and keeps it entertaining and easy to understand.
2021-05-15

4. Fantastic podcast - I’ve loved this podcast a lot. Despite the long length of the epic it’s narrated and paced so well you can fly through it. The narrator does a great job explaining the context of events and strange elements of the text. I cannot recommend this enough. Thank you for taking the time to give us this story.
2020-02-16

5. Phenomenal Podcast about the great Indian epic! - There are two great Indian epics - The Ramayan and The Mahabharat. As a kid, I have always been more inclined towards the former than the latter as I found it more interesting only due to the fact that I didn’t know or fully understand the intricate details of the latter. I started hearing all these stories from a friend when we used to smoke up by the beach. Being a Game of Thrones fan, I started seeing how great a story the Mahabharat would be if it was shot in GoT style as a web series. I was searching for all the material I could get my hands onto for the entire story in detail - that’s when I found this Podcast. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into making this content Lawrence. It is definitely the best Podcast available on this amazing epic. Thank you!
2019-07-11

6. This is it! - I was always enamored by this epic since childhood. Have read, heard, watched the stories and they have stayed with me in fragments, remembered some forgotten most. I landed on this podcast accidentally from Sudipta’s “The Stories of Mahabharata”, haven’t gone back to it yet. I am on the th and feel so satisfied with this narration, it’s the way I would love to hear, great work Lawrence Manzo you dug it all and served the best!
2019-04-05

7. Fantastic telling of the Mahabharata - He does such an amazing job of explaining the Mahabharata and the characters. He also does a lot of history and back story to help things make sense as needed through that Mahabharata. He also explains how other books tell the story in comparison. This podcast was incredibly helpful for understanding the story fully!
2018-07-02

8. Tremendous effort - Great effort by Lawrence in doing the work and making the Mahabharata available in the form of a podcast. I have read multiple renditions of the Mahabharata and watched most of the cheesy serials on Indian TV. I must say that there’s series of podcasts was most engrossing. There were some interpretations that were questionable but that’s the beauty of this epic. I’ll probably go back and listen to all episodes again.
2018-05-15

9. Great storytelling - As a young hindu trying to make sense of our epics and their evolution, this was a good start. Great storytelling and commentary. I like how he places mahabharata in the context of actual historical events around the time it was purported to be written. There's also some commentary on inconsistencies between different versions of the epic. I wish the narrator talked a bit slower though. Considering the complexity of this epic, it takes some time to digest what's happening. Here's a tip: Replace regular rakshasas with indigenous forest dwelling people (adivasis), main rakshasas with tribal leaders, supernatural exaggerations and over the top origin stories with political propaganda, and it makes total sense as history written by the victors of a certain ancient war fought on the Indian soil.
2017-08-30

10. Fantastic narration - This is a great podcast for anyone looking for a Mahabharata refresher. I grew up reading the epic as comics and wanted to go back for a refresher and this was perfect. The narration is brilliant, ties in the many side stories beautifully and most importantly, I love the irreverence! Listening to it as adult makes me see it differently and the narrative aligns. Thank you and hope you consider doing more of the epics.
2017-06-19

11. Highly engaging - Despite being Indian and having grown up on stories from the Mahabharata, never had a chance to consume and understand the epic in its entirety. Manzo does a terrific job in highlighting all the interesting aspects of the epic along with commentary on ancient culture and social norms. Loved it..
2017-05-28

12. Must hear !!! - I was always very interested in this epic, and always thought that I know full story.. but still hearing your podcast repeatedly gives me many new insights, and only realized there are still many sub stories that I did not know before. This was a wonderful treatise for me.. This was my drive time hearing. non-stop…. Thanks again… Ramesh L.
2016-03-29

13. Excellent Exposé - if you have been a nominal believer in Hinduism up to this point, fasten your seatbelt, because you're going to find out some things about Krishna that may going to shock and dishearten you! But you might as well face it. This narrative is excellently told and I recommend this podcast for anybody who wants to go through the Mahabharata.
2015-05-02

14. Well researched and very well presented! - I always felt that Indian epics have so much to offer in terms of moral values/ethics when compared to most other options/books. Yet, as a parent I never found good sources to gather the stories in their entirety so I can share with my kids with a strong backing. Word of mouth used to be the common method of getting story glimpses during my childhood. Perhaps, growing up, I never felt motivated to read a huge book than as a parent. Mr. Mayo has done a wonderful job of searching the true sources (which in itself is a mammoth task) , researching them and presenting the gist of the epic in a concise, clear and complete way. This has given me a motivation to go back and read other related books on Mahabharatha. Kudos to Mr. Mayo and I am certain he is on his way to Devaloka! Looking forward to other similar podcasts like Srimad Bhagavatham and Ramayana from him, which are considered safe for sharing with Kids too..
2015-03-16

15. Great narrative, thoughtful questions, deep insight - Mr. Manzo may just be performing his swadharma through Lord Krsna's grace. I love listening to his commentary, and his style of narrative is easy on the ears, as well as the mind. My only disagreement with him is on some of his personal opinions of Lord Krsna, especially during His early ears with the Gopis and other women of the village of Dwarka. Lord Krsna is in all of us, including the husbands of the women of Dwarka, and therefore, the story needs to be interpreted corrected there. Regardless, this is a fantastic podcast.
2014-08-22

16. HUGE help if you're just curious about the Mahabharata - I'm sure this podcast wouldn't do for an in-depth study of the Mahabharata, but Manzo makes the thing fascinating. The Mahabharata feels like listening to a wild, over-the-top Iliad or Odyssey . . . the epic patterns are there, but the authors were not afraid to throw in magical plow-shaped weapons that shoot fire and also swords, because those things are awesome. In some ways, Manzo reminds of "The Bible Geek," Dr. Robert M. Price, who also has a knack for retelling ancient myths and legends with modern language thrown in there to catch you laughing every once in a while. When Yama, the Lord of Death, told the distraught young wife watching her husband die, "It is a great honor that I have come myself, for I would normally send a servant, but your husband is very virtuous. I have come myself to collect him, so step aside and watch me do my thing," I literally laughed out loud. It's also nice that Manzo often says what I'm thinking about how some characters' behavior strikes my modern western ears as outrageous. I'm about halfway through the episodes, and Manzo mentions at about this point that he was considering a Bhagavad Ghita podcast next. I don't see it here, but I hope he does it. I'll listen faithfully.
2014-07-12

17. Superb ! - Dear Mr. Manzo, I was introduced to this podcast by my brother and he said he listens to this while his marathon runs ! and I took it up and in less than months, I am done with episodes and it is fantastic ! I really love the way you explain this and this podcast has been my companion during my Gym, Since yesterday I am searching for something new and similar :( Unfortunately You havent come up with a new one.. May be time to start a new one - Bhagavat Purana or Ramayana may be a good choice Thank you once again and All the best on your new project
2014-04-28

18. Great job!! - I really enjoyed your podcast. I've always been curious about the world religions, and origins. I'm also the owner of companies, a father and a husband.... So no time for reading. Thank you for such amazing work. I listened in my iPad every day while driving to work, the short and summarized episodes were just the right thing. With that said, back to work. Enrique j. Artiga Artiga residential design. I made it to the end of the Mahabharata !!!
2013-04-15

Truths about life from the timeless wisdom of the Bhakti-yoga tradition - fun, relevant, and deep. Learn about dharma, yoga, bhakti, and how it relates to all the basic questions of life. This show is about how to live your best life, let go of the external distractions, and uncover the spiritual happiness that lies within the heart as the true nature of the soul. Raghunath and Kaustubha's connection goes back to their teens in the New York Hardcore Punk Scene of the early 80s, through serving ...

Release date: 2023-03-24

Comments

1. Entertaining and Enriching - Greetings from the MA Berkshires. I’ve been following this podcast before Covid. While I am not about to commit to a life of Bhakti the daily discussions from Srimad Bhagavatam certainly enrich my life and I assume will do the same for you. The hosts’ interpretations of each chapter make it much easier to understand rather than reading alone. The witty banter between the two very different hosts is worth the price of admission alone.
2022-03-15

Mantra-Chants from Yoga Vidya Ashram Germany. Sometimes enthusiastic, sometimes in a more meditative mood; sometimes classical, sometimes more modern. Sivananda tradition. Mantras, Kirtan, Recitations of Shlokas, Stotras, Suktams.

Release date: 2023-03-17

A podcast on high thinking and happy living with Vivek Gupta.

Release date: 2023-03-17

Spiritual discourses given at Kali Mandir Ramakrishna Ashram, a traditional Hindu temple, ashram, and seminary dedicated to the worship of the Divine Mother in Laguna Beach, California.

Release date: 2023-03-09

Comments

1. Inspiring Wisdom - I love these podcasts. They are solid teachings, heartfelt and modern with a strong root in tradition. Swami Bhajananda is able to bring to life the tradtional teachings of Sanatana Dharma in a way that is full of sincerity, humor, wisdom and a gentle kindness. I find his talks to always inspire me and stoke the inner fires for self-realization. These are not boriing, didactic podcasts. They have a direct connection to a sincere heart's sensabilities. Well worth a listen!
2017-04-13

Inspiring joy, balance and harmony in daily life through enlightening spiritual discourses. (1) DISCOURSES: spiritual talks by learned swamis as well as experienced devotees. (2) DIALOGUES: question-answer sessions. (3) MEDITATIONS: affirmations and thoughts to help guide our own minds. (4) INSIGHTS: insightful elaborations of simple spiritual concepts in less than five minutes

Release date: 2023-02-04

Bhagavad Gita in Kannada narrated by Shivaswamy from Shivamogga.

Release date: 2023-02-20

The podcast that interviews entrepreneurs and activists, politicians and professors, journalists, entertainers, spiritual teachers, and more on how Hinduism shapes their work and lives. All American. So Hindu. Brought to you by the Hindu American Foundation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Release date: 2023-02-02

This podcast covers Gita in its True perspective. 5200 years long interval Srimad Bhagavad Gita in its authentic and everlasting exposition : The Science of Religion for Mankind : Yatharth Geeta by Swami Adgadanand.

Release date: 2017-01-31

Spiritual Teachings of Ancient India by Swami Tadatmananda resident Teacher

Release date: 2015-10-03

The complete eleven (11) classes that Swami Vivekananda gave on Bhakti Yoga in New York City, 1895-96. Narrated by Varun Narayan. Recorded with permission from Advaita Ashrama, publisher. For more information about Swami Vivekananda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swami_Vivekananda To order books by or about Swami Vivekananda: https://www.vedanta.com If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to help fund the recording and production of this and the next three series of yoga classes,...

Release date: 2023-03-17

If anyone interested in listening next episode just ping me in Instagram mahabharatamintelugu98 or mail me at mahabharatamintelugu98@gmail.com. Thank you. Mahabharata is a Telugu podcast where you may listen to stories from great Pravarthas...and this podcast has nothing to do with me...its major goal is to spread Mahabharata information.

Release date: 2022-02-20

Each of the 215 classes is of 10 minutes duration. These are live recordings of the Guided meditation conducted for the benefit of students attending regular classes. The Meditations have been developed with the objective of helping the student in progressing stage by stage. They begin with relaxation techniques and culminate in contemplation meditation. These classes will help the listeners in understanding the progressive techniques of meditation. Listeners can als...

Release date: 2014-05-11

Geeta Girl simplifies Lord Krishna’s advice in the Bhagavad Geeta and helps us learn how and when to use this advice, in order to handle our challenges with greater wisdom and success. We will discuss everyday issues, how to apply the Bhagavad Geeta’s advice, and how we can make choices for maximum benefits to our lives.

Release date: 2022-12-20

Comments

1. Exceptional dynamic duo Shaila and Sharmila create a masterpiece - I’ve been fortunate enough to have learned from both these ladies and witnessed their passion for the Geeta and teaching it over the years. This is a must-hear podcast and an incredible service to the community. Many thanks zarna garg
2020-08-04

The Bhagavad Gita, is a manual of living that provides guidelines for attaining the heights of human excellence. The text contains the essence of the teachings of the ancient scientists of life - the Rishis. The wisdom of the Gita makes us not only wise but also enlightened human beings. This podcast contains Bhagavadgita Discourse by Swami Nikhilananda of Chinmaya Mission. The discourses were given in English from March 2010 to December 2011 at Chinmaya Mission Delhi. Swamiji explains in simp...

Release date: 2013-07-03

Comments

1. Pravachana has calmed me a lot - Swamiji Nikhilananda pravachana of Bhagwat Gita has uplifted my spirits and enthusiasm. Started during Pandemic and paused for personal reasons and began again now past months and am breathing the Chapters while listening and trying the self realization as well as my duty work still in Chapter and moving on wishing to complete in a couple of months “Daiva Sanklam antha” my Tata would say.So lucky to have this presentation on podcast we are all duty bound least to listen easiest one would say. Oh Partha Arjuna Phalguna Partha Keerti Swethavahana Sabyasachi Dhananjaya Vijaya Krishna Om Om Guru Bhyo Namaha
2022-07-09

2. Uplifting and Perspective changing ! - Love the Swamiji's humor and more so easy to understand translation of The Gita. Have listened to every episode from Chapter to . Many "ah-ha" moments can be and were experienced in the process :) I listen to random episodes and always walk away with something!
2016-10-28

Join Shambhavi Sarasvati for a weekly exploration of self-realization, death, love, devotion, and waking up while living in a messy world. Satsang is an ancient spiritual practice from India. It means "being in reality together." During satsang, people gather with a teacher to learn, ask questions, find community, chant and sing. Shambhavi gives satsang in Portland, Oregon and elsewhere. The dharma talks offered here are recordings of the live satsang. Shambhavi is the spiritual director of J...

Release date: 2023-03-15

Comments

1. One of the best living teachers in the world - Shambhavi is incredible. She has helped my spiritual practice immensely, just through this podcast. She's so smart, insightful, real, and pushes people to get past their attachment to suffering and limitations. (side note: I wish that iTunes was better at featuring and promoting and organizing podcasts, this would appeal to so many millions of people but it's probably getting buried in deep nooks as if it's too esoteric or something.)
2017-09-16

2. The real deal - Shambhavi's satsangs are the real deal, wisdom words born from experience and an incredible amount of heart. Listening to these podcasts while I'm out and about help me remember that I want my orientation to life to be with my heart before all else. She is real, relevant, honest...and hilarious!
2017-01-18

3. Nourishment for the Soul - Shambhavi's wisdom always seems to speak to me at the right time. She has a graceful way of expressing herself directly yet with delight. I listen on the go and repeat them often. In today's stressful times and uncertainty, there is an inner calmness & clarity, after I hear her wise words.
2017-01-16

4. Invaluable! - I was so excited to hear that Shambhavi’s satsangs would be available in podcast form - her clarity, wisdom, and humor have been so helpful to me over the years, and it’s great to have access to her teachings in this format. This podcast is definitely worth a listen for anyone interested in down to earth, heart-centered wisdom.
2017-01-14

5. Wonderful view - Every time I hear Shambhavi I am struck by the majesty and beauty of the reality she describes, and the matter of fact way she explains its accessibility to everyone. There is nothing pat or contrived in her view teachings -- just a sincerity and devotion that is evident throughout. I highly recommend listening to some of Shambhavi's satsangs. They are relaxing, uplifting, and fun!
2017-01-13

6. An Invaluable Weekly Asset - I highly encourage everyone to give these podcasts a listen! I cannot emphasize enough how much these weekly teachings have impacted my life. Shambhavi is a truth-speaking, wisdom-embodying teacher with delightful wit and a playful disposition. She effortlessly combines light-hearted humor with profound, esoteric insights for a delightful way to learn about one's self and life's true nature. Enjoy!
2017-01-13

7. Showering wisdom - Satsang with Shambhavi is the real deal: wholehearted, deep, funny, humble, devotional, challenging, reassuring, accessible, and informed by years of practice, study and realization. We're so lucky these teachings are now available on podcast. When I feel lonely and cut off from wisdom, just the sound of Shambhavi's voice brings me back to the Reality that communication with God is happening all the time, in every circumstance, and we're all in this together. Highly recommended.
2016-12-31

8. Accessible, relevant and relaxing - Ancient wisdom made fresh for the modern seeker. With her clear, direct and accesible style, Shambhavi delivers timely, relevant and practical guidance on creating more relaxation, clarity and freedom in your life. Always imploring you to find and follow your own heart's wisdom and intelligence, Shambhavi offers tantric teachings, dharmic advice and functional support for anyone on the path of spiritual awakening. Her style is engaging, funny and precise, informed by years of study and practice.
2016-12-29

9. My favourite podcasts... full of wisdom and warmth - I'm so glad that Shambhavi is now sharing her wonderfully clear and wise words here on iTunes. I listen to Satsang with Shambhavi almost everyday, and gain more and more from her beautiful teachings and stories each and every time. Listening to her makes even my most mundane chores and activities super enjoyable. Funny, insighful, and totally down to earth. Highly recommend.
2016-12-19

10. Guru in my pocket - Having access to Satsang while I'm out and about is such a blessing. Shambhavi is clear, precise, loving and playful in her language and presentation of the view of the Trika tradition. It's a rarity to have access to a tradition such as Trika in such deep and accessible way. Jai Ma!
2016-12-07

11. Honest, direct and uplifting - Shambhavi demonstrates time and again her devotion to waking up through a unique style of humor, clarity and fierceness. As a teacher, she has an exceptional way of simplifying complex view teachings from her lineage through stories, analogies and reflection. Highly recommend this podcast for anyone on the path - looking to self reflect, laugh and experience all of reality.
2016-12-07

piritual Teachings of Ancient India by Swami Tadatmananda resident Teacher

Release date: 2021-09-19

Michael Douglas Neely, a Sanskrit and Eastern religion/philosophy enthusiast, walks you through the Bhagavad Gita, one of the most profound religious/philosophical texts ever written and very important in understanding the ancient and present culture of India. He highlights the basic story and concepts of the text with sidebars on its original language and philosophical implications. The podcast was produced for everyone, even someone with no previous knowledge of the Bhagavad Gita, Sanskrit, or...

Release date: 2022-05-14

This podcasts covers Gita in its True perspective. 5200 years long interval Srimad Bhagavad Gita in its authentic and everlasting exposition : The Science of Religion for Mankind : Yatharth Geeta by Swami Adgadanand.

Release date: 2017-01-31

This is a marathi Podcast dedicated towards Bhakti Marg

Release date: 2020-10-18

On this podcast, I will talk about some common Hindu Facts which I think everyone should aware about.

Release date: 2021-01-16

Spiritual Teachings of Ancient India by Swami Tadatmananda resident Teacher

Release date: 2020-07-04

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Release date: 2023-03-10

Comments

1. Amazing! More! - This is an amazing vedic astrology podcast. In my opinion it’s the best one out there. The host speaks from his heart, cares about his listeners, and is very knowledgeable in the Vedic arts. So happy I found this podcast. I keep listening to this podcast over and over again. Thank u!
2022-12-17

2. Stay out of American politics - As an Indian American, I liked him a lot and was considering consulting him for a personalized reading until I listened to his political episodes for America. Anyone who thinks Donald trump was a strong leader is either drinking the Modi kool-aid or is just an idiot. If you’re going to make comments about another country’s politics, make sure you know what you’re talking about. Ps Donald trump was in no way strong against China. And if you want India to look better compared to China, you’ll have to get rid of the crazy Modi who abuses his people (Muslims, Sikhs, farmers etc etc) Stick to astrology
2021-04-12

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Release date: 2021-07-03

Pravachana Chakravarthy Brahma Sri Chaganti Koteshwara Rao Gari Pravachanamulu

Release date: 2021-07-04

Sanskrit and Eastern Religion/Philosophy Enthusiast, Michael Douglas Neely walks you through the Upanishads explaining the content with occasional sidebars on the Sanskrit language.

Release date: 2022-09-13

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Release date: 2023-03-16

Rahul N Singh is the host of The Bearded Mystic Podcast which explores the Hindu philosophy of Advaita Vedanta or Non-Duality in a very simple, direct and practical way. Episodes include discussions into eastern scriptures like The Bhagavad Gita, The Upanishads etc, along with discussions on the teachings of Mystics from different traditions and discussions about everyday spirituality. Rahul has been a spiritual seeker for over 20 years and has an open-minded approach to spirituality and finds t...

Release date: 2023-03-19

Spiritual Teachings of Ancient India by Swami Tadatmananda resident Teacher

Release date: 2002-06-18

Spiritual Teachings of Ancient India by Swami Tadatmananda resident Teacher

Release date: 2013-05-14

Shiva is all about faith, mysticism and legends. Narrated by Jackie Shroff, it is a compelling audio series with a universal appeal. Listen and experience how Shiva, the omnipresent energy, defines us. This is a Fever FM production, brought to you by HT Smartcast. Follow us on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/htsmartcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/htsmartcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/HTSmartcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ht-smartcast/

Release date: 2021-12-06

The Bihar School of Yoga is a modern school of yoga founded by Satyananda Saraswati in Munger, Bihar, India, in 1963. An Institute of Yogic Studies was created in 1994.

Release date: 2023-03-24

This is a teaching given by Lord Krishna to his disciple Uddhava. This forms a part of Srimad Bhagavata Purana. In the Uddhava Gita, Lord Krishna imparts self-knowledge and the sadhanas needed for attaining this knowledge. In these ongoing talks, the Uddhava Gita is being explained in detail. The entire collection of Swamiji's talks is available at the Poornalayam website.

Release date: 2016-11-06

Bhagavad Gita - Yah Pashyati Sa Pashyati (One Who Sees, That Person Sees).

Release date: 2023-03-15

Spiritual Teachings of Ancient India by Swami Tadatmananda resident Teacher

Release date: 2020-05-12