Muse with Mandy

This episode brings in a funny character Girdhaari. When we let the circumstances take over, instead of taking the circumstances under our control. This aspect is especially relevant to our negative emotions.

This episode narrates a surreal experience of being at your funeral and your friends and relatives paying respect to the departed soul, that is YOU. Start working on it NOW.

#034 This episode starts with the concept of increasing capacity. Sewa or service increases capacity and efficiency. Being in resonance with the entire cosmos gives effortless results.

This episode shows the difference between the hindi words, theek and satya, which are loosely translated as TRUTH. Theek is relative, while Satya is Absolute.

This episode reflects upon how some people use the Almighty's mercy as an excuse for not doing the right things and putting in enough self-effort

This episode gives the meaning of the term BIRHA, longing.

This episode shows how doing nothing is more complicated than doing anything. Going beyond body and mind consciousness is required for doing nothing.

This episode explains the difference between expectation and hope, want and need. This goes further to distinguish amongst the terms greed, desire and wish.

This episode shows how people reject spirituality as being non-scientific without studying spirituality. Health Science, similarly, has a basic concept of PRAAN (vital force) for being healthy. Appropriate units must be applied for any trade.

This episode narrates a story of how a Master was interviewed for a scientific position. The non-conventional and funny answers of the Master have a profound message. Do listen till the end. Engineering Graduates/Students will enjoy this all the more. Others, too, will get the message.

This episode shares the concept of ORAC foods. ORAC stands for oxygen radicles absorbing capacity. The role of deep breathing and meditation in increasing this capacity is also explained.

This episode narrates how a Master conveys wisdom through some funny jokes cracked on simple-minded Pathans

This episode reflects on the concept of Freewill versus Thy Will. Freewill is to be enjoyed and appreciated, even if we realise that we don't have any.

This episode reflects upon the term Trust and to whom to trust and not to trust. Siblings, Friends, Spouses, Business Partners, Parents and Children should have a trustworthy relationship to make others happy. The competence may be lacking, but not the intention.

This episode expounds on the three types of relationships with the Almighty.

This episode explains the significance of religious symbols as an innocent way of imitating your Master to please him.

This episode conveys some wisdom points through a short story of a Master searching for the MOST FOOLISH person.

This episode explores the literal meaning of SHIVA as “that which is not”. This perhaps gave the image of SHIVA as a destroyer.

This episode tells about the four unwelcomed guests who influence our decision and thereby inviting trouble

This episode explains the four oft-mentioned rudiments, Dharma, Arth, Kama, Moksha...

This episode defines Life and gives a simple tip to make Life easy, Forgivance..

This episode gives four knowledge nuggets: Jis se milna hota hai wohi milta hain, Jo hona hota hai wohi hota hai, Jab hona hota hai tab hota hai, and  Jo ho gaya so ho gaya

This episode ponders over the mythology being a reality. Or more than reality?

This episode deliberates on the beauty of incompleteness. Chaudvi ka Chaand is better than full moon. Why?

This episode gives an insight into what is philosophically known as FREEWILL. Does it really exist?