Muse with Mandy

This episode was recorded on the Birth Anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. It narrates the story of the Ark of Noah and compares it with a similar story of Manu in Indian scriptures. Both are highly symbolic, and those who read them may miss the point.

This episode compares the tricks of Mobile Service Providers to steadily reduce our monetary balance with our vices reducing our Ambrosial spiritual balance.

This episode, through a short story,  highlights the difference between knowledge and wisdom or understanding. Mindless progress in technology may consume the entire humanity in future. What should be done then?

This episode introduces the concept of being a Vegan. The weight of total domesticated animals on earth is double that of all non-domesticated animals, including all humans. Further, the number of non-domesticated animals weigh less than half the weight of humans. Isn't it alarming?

This episode muses on the role of different hormones that give us the feeling of happiness.

This episode muses the cause of Anger being a failed expectation.

This episode muses on my favourite birthday wish,  granting seven types of happiness elements.

This episode explains how the concept of remaining in high spirits can create a win-win situation for all.

This episode illustrates that old records show that different land masses on earth separated by deep seas and having no means of travel or communication had strikingly similar cultures, rituals and even language. Is it because of panpsychism? Quantum theory answers this. Understanding this calls for your undivided attention.

This episode ponders over if we are flattering Him by chanting the Almighty's Name?

This episode highlights the concept of affirmative attributes and nil attributes. Perhaps we know more of the nil attributes of the Almighty than His affirmative attributes.

This episode was recorded the day after Diwali when the newspaper was not delivered. Is something more important than the external news? jisko khabar thi teri, woh khud bekhabar nikla.

This episode muses how Kabir ji might have been inspired by a dog's behaviour to write some pearls of wisdom.

This episode implores that nothing is authentic. Everything is influenced by everything. Only one thing is original.

This episode muses on the significance of silence and the ways to attain it. A funny anecdote illustrates this concept.

This episode was recorded on a noisy and heavily polluted Diwali Night. Is there any way to revert this dirty tradition? A light-hearted story answers this question.

This episode explains the concept of thermals identified by paragliding pilots and extends this phenomenon for spiritual elevation.

This episode highlights the fact that conflict requires cooperation. Additionally, the root of this conflict is in our minds only.

This episode starts with some valuable eating habits. It further proposes to chant His Name while masticating.

This episode muses on emptying your mind while meditating. An amusing account demonstrates this concept.

This episode muses on how to gracefully and gratefully accept what nature gives you. A funny anecdote illustrates this concept.

This episode distinguishes between the logical mind and the intuitive mind. Which of the two is capable of fulfilling its desires? Somewhat deep philosophy is required to answer this.

This episode muses on how people train us to like or dislike things. Then how do we discover our genuine liking?

This episode highlights the difference between doing service and providing service,  especially in spiritual endeavours.

This episode muses on all the pressure that a lump of carbon withstands to get converted into a valuable diamond. Similarly, the prolonged stress on us adds value to us.