The verses of the 21st chapter of Canto 3 of the Srimad Bhagavatam. A brief description of the context of the conversation is given as an introduction
As our current society continues to intellectually hydroplane; those who apply acquired information will reap the sweetest and most resplendent rewards
A real character: this man has been the train conductor on the A train for years if not decades and has always inspired me with his upbeat, articulate manner of making the intercom announcements. May all the inspiring characters of the world find true happiness
Condensing the main objectives of the podcast using examples from future podcasts. Overlap as a human phenomenon and information as a means in a petition for a comprehensive guide to human cultural, philosophical, archaeological (etc) overlap in history both global and beyond.
Looking for inspirational videos and turning to mantras instead
A short description of the Sri Kena Upanishad on request from a good friend. “Let’s run!”
The classic “Om saha nau” verse with line by line purport in English and ending with sanskrit chanting of the verse.
Part 4 of the Sri Kena Upanishad with a recap, purport on translation of mantra 8 and a revisit to mantras 5-8 of part 1
Preamble, translation and brief purport (cut off by phone a call lol)
A brief layout and trajectory of the podcast and coming featured subjects.
A brief introduction to and conversation about the Srimad Bhagavatam, also known as the Bhagavat Purana; roughly translated: the old story of God.
Ratio, beauxart, the power of limits Think for yourself, please
Mantra invocation followed by brief reflection on men and women’s distinct ways of expressing love and spirituality.