Muse with Mandy

This episode muses on avoiding Godmen who forbid you to follow other Masters, and they think their way is the best way.

This episode muses on a FAQ on how to love Almighty, whom we have never seen. The answer is equally innocent.

This episode muses on the power of silence. Speech is, in fact, the grossest form of thought.

This episode muses on the duality between head and heart. It is a kind of battle between passion and reason.

This episode muses on the concept of the third eye to connect to places which are otherwise not accessible. In the Oriental language, it is also called Dasam Dwaar

This episode muses on the three prominent mother elements; infinite capacity to bear the pain, sharp awareness of her child for safety and comfort, and extreme attachment.

This episode muses on how we should give the benefit of the doubt to the ignorant and brand them as innocent. The wise laugh it off.

This episode distinguishes between religious decorum or rules and righteousness. All possible combinations of these two are explored.

 This episode highlights the difference between sympathy and empathy. And this difference makes us humans.

This episode muses how meditating on His sweet Name can improve your present, future, and, unbelievably, your past.

This episode revisits the three states of mind namely, Tamas, Rajas, and Satva. All three elements are essential. The key word is balance. A Spiritual Master, therefore, must move on.

This episode muses on how superstition propagates. A funny story illustrates this point.

This episode proposes what all different characters of Mahabharta signify. It is implored to challenge all established norms. That indeed is progress.

This episode muses on how we celebrate all the characters and places of a moral story while missing the moral itself.

This episode muses how production stability will result in economic collapse. Growth in GDP is a must for sustaining our economy. What are the ill effects of increased production?

This episode highlights how your attitude changes the entire environment and situations around you. Indeed, the world is not what you see but what you are.  As usual, this point is illustrated through a short story.

This episode muses on the power of introspection. We need to identify our loopholes and plug these. A funny story illustrates this point.

This episode brings out the difference between love and attachment. An anecdote explains how not to be a football of others' opinion.

This episode muses on what is right and what is wrong. On Spiritual terms, anything done with Dhyaan and Prem is right. A funny story illustrates this point.

This episode muses on the concept of Dhyaan. Do everything with Dhyaan, but then why shun Dhyaan? Three simple ways of Dhyaan are proposed.

This episode muses how science and Spirituality go hand in hand. The physical world, astral world and causal world are explained.

This episode muses that all experiences, bitter or sweet, are within me. We need not change anything or anybody but ourselves.

This episode implores us to admit our ignorance. That who makes big claims without exploring anything is not acceptable.

This episode narrates the story of Cain and Abel, sons of Adam and Eve. The first human death was that of Abel, murdered by his real brother Cain. How should the dead body be disposed of, buried or burnt?

This episode narrates the story of David of Isreal and Goliath of Palestine. The strength of faith can make even the weak and meek stand up against the mighty and tyrants.