Vicāram

Vicāram || Ancient Hindu Philosophy & Storytelling

Religion EN ↓ 4 episodes

We are a small team of learning specialists and creatives, seeking to keep alive the oral traditions of sacred storytelling- reimagined for the contemporary age. As “vicāra” refers to the inquiry and reflection upon higher wisdoms (in Sanskrit), our episodes impart ancient Hindu philosophies, concepts, and stories to help one navigate both their inner and outer worlds. No matter who you are or where you come from, we hope you leave more transformed than when you arrived.[Follow us on our soon-launching Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/@vicara-studio]

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When Our Love is Transcendental (The Tale of Prince Prahlad) 19.05.2026 18:16

What does ancient Hinduism teach us about love- the higher kind that is not mere lust, attraction, and attachment/ego? This episode is a retelling of the classic tale of Prahlad - the wise prince who held insurmountable love for Consciousness and the sacred. Born to a demonic ruler who was known for his arrogance and hedonism, the prince stayed true to his beliefs, despite the cruelty and disapp...

Everything is One; Interconnected (The Tale of Satyakama) 28.04.2026 8:08

The Hindu book named the " Chandogya Upanishad " (dating to around 8th-7th BCE) reveals to us the story of Satyakama - the young son of a poor maidservant- who goes in search of "Consciousness". If there really was such a thing as an all-pervading Spirit in our universe, where might one find it? Through his tale, we come to learn that perhaps Consciousness cannot be found in on...

On Loving Spirit-Consciousness (The Tale of Prince Druva) 25.04.2026 10:05

Through the timeless tale of " Druva " - an ancient story of an Indian prince who felt unloved and unwanted by the world, we learn of what Universal Consciousness is, why it matters, how we are all one and a part of it, and what happens when we come to love that one, primordial consciousness that all-pervades our universe.

Reincarnation Explained (Saṃsāra) 25.04.2026 7:31

Who are we, and where do we come from? The ancient books in Hinduism known as the "Upanishads" (dating to around 800–300 BCE) have a reknown explanation for us. They speak of how we've been here before... and how we'll come here again. How we've lived, died, and been reborn countless times, trapped in an endless cycle of reincarnation (called "Saṃsāra", in Sanskrit). But is there no way out of thi...