The Weekends Unplugged

In this episode of Geeta Rewired, we journey deeper into the timeless dialogue of the Bhagavad Gita, focusing on Arjuna’s crisis at the heart of the battlefield. How do we confront moments when fear, confusion, and self-doubt cloud our judgment? Together, we’ll explore Krishna’s wisdom on resilience, clarity, and the power of inner steadiness.Blending ancient insight with modern life, we’ll reframe the battlefield not as Kurukshetra alone, but as the everyday challenges where our choices shape who we become. Whether you’re navigating career crossroads, relationship struggles, or inner resistance, this episode offers practical takeaways to help you anchor into courage and clarity.

“You Are Not This – Understanding the True Self”Who are you, beyond your job title, your past, or even your name? In Episode 3, we journey deeper into Chapter 2 as Krishna introduces the Atman — the eternal self untouched by change, time, or trauma. Through real-life stories and modern dilemmas, we uncover what it means to live from the soul rather than the surface. This episode is for anyone seeking grounding in a world that constantly shifts.Our Mail id - [email protected] id - @theshanayashukla

When Krishna Speaks – A Voice That Cuts Through Chaos”In this episode, Krishna finally breaks His silence and offers Arjuna the first seeds of timeless wisdom. We explore how clarity often begins not with grand solutions, but with a shift in perspective. Through the lens of Sankhya Yoga, we dive into the nature of the self, the body, and the impermanence of pain. If you’ve ever felt lost in the noise of life, this episode brings you back to the inner voice that knows — and always knew — the way forward.Our Mail id - [email protected] id - @theshanayashukla

On the edge of a futuristic Kurukshetra, warrior Arjun stands paralyzed—torn between duty and emotion as he faces loved ones on the battlefield. Enter Krishna, a serene, enigmatic guide who challenges Arjun’s fear with piercing wisdom. In a fusion of ancient philosophy and modern chaos, Krishna begins to rewire Arjun’s mind—not with commands, but with clarity. The battle hasn’t started yet—but the inner war has. Mail us at - [email protected] @theshanayashukla

The Weekends Unplugged is your go-to space for meaningful conversations on mental health, personal growth, and self-discovery. Hosted by Agrata Shukla, a counseling psychologist and TEDx speaker, each episode is crafted to inspire, educate, and connect.In this episode, “Why We Created The Minds Matter: Our Vision, Mission, and What We Do,” Agrata takes you behind the scenes of Minds Matter, an online platform dedicated to making mental health care accessible, stigma-free, and empowering. Discover how it started, its vision, and the incredible work being done to break barriers and normalize mental health conversations.Get involved and stay connected: • Follow us on Instagram: @themindsmatter • Join our 24/7 WhatsApp Community Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/D1ODhKH6TRpEPUvDkvY4vKDon’t forget to subscribe, share, and be part of this journey to prioritize mental well-being. Because your mental health matters.

Welcome back, everyone, to another exciting episode of Weekends Unplugged! This episode have a truly special guest with us. Despite coming from the illustrious Pataudi family, with legendary actor Sharmila Tagore as mother and former Indian cricket captain Masoor Ali Khan as father she has carved out her own unique path in the world of jewelry designing as well as she is chief trustee of Royal Trust in Bhopal that is Aufaq e Shahi She's a creative force, a trailblazer, and a true inspiration. Through this podcast, we're going to dive deep into her journey, her passion for jewelry, and get to know the real Saba Ali Khan. So, sit back, relax, and let's unplug together!"

Join host Shanaya Shukla, celebrated author, Tedx speaker, and mental health advocate, in the highly anticipated Season Three premiere of Weekends Unplugged. In this insightful episode, Shanaya delves into the questions, sent by listeners across the world she explores practical strategies for cultivating balance, resilience, and self-care. Whether you're seeking solace from digital overwhelm or striving to prioritize your mental health, this empowering episode offers invaluable guidance for navigating the journey towards holistic well-being. Tune in, unplug, and embark on a transformative exploration of mental wellness with Shanaya Shukla.

Self-love is a state of appreciation for oneself that grows from actions that support our physical, psychological and spiritual growth. Self-love means having a high regard for your own well-being and happiness. Self-love means taking care of your own needs and not sacrificing your well-being to please others. Self-love means not settling for less than you deserve.

“A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies . . . The man who never reads lives only one.” - George R.R. Martin

Life is changing and so are you. Celebrating your birthday gives you an ideal opportunity to reflect on those things that need a change too. If it’s your 18th, 35th or 70th birthday, you can have some time to reflect on what you have achieved so far or what you need to accomplish in the next year. Take this time to evaluate your life and make changes where need arise. Reflect on the past and smile if some good things have happened and make up your mind to achieve the best and to keep only the right people in your life in the next few years.

Whatever you do, you need courage. Whatever course you decide upon, there is always someone to tell you that you are wrong. There are always difficulties arising that tempt you to believe your critics are right.”.People will always have their opinion on you despite who you are and what your capable of.Learn to use the criticism as fuel and you will never run out of energy. For one reason or another, someone will find a reason to project their insecurities, their negativity, and you’ll have to deal with it. With that in mind, In todays episose. let’s talk about being judged and criticized.

Fear of death is ridiculous, because as long as you are not dead you are alive, and when you are dead there is nothing more to worry about!” Death is often hidden from view and rarely discussed. Being open about death can calm your fears. It can help you value your life more and to think about the care you would like to receive when you are dying. Talking about dying and death can make us feel uncomfortable, awkward or embarrassed, as we're not always sure what to say and when. “It is certain that we shall die; but the time of death is uncertain. God has already fixed the year, the month, the day, the hour, and the moment when you and I are to leave this earth and go into eternity; but the time is unknown to us. we All know that they must die: but the misfortune is, that many view death at such a distance, that they lose sight of it.” losing someone we love… most of us try not to think about the Death, But does it really matter? After all, death comes to us all whether we like it or not. What can we possibly gain from discussing it? Here goes Shanaya's letter to death

The Moon represents powerful feminine energy. It signifies wisdom, intuition, birth, death, reincarnation, and a spiritual connection. ... Once we are attuned to the Moon, we can activate her innate powers and embody her innate qualities of fluidity, creativity, femininity, and change. Here goes the heart touching letter to moon by one of the youngest Romance Author Shanaya Shukla.

Life is all about feelings; Some shown, expressed by words & actions, or sometimes merely through eyes . And some unspoken and unsaid; preserved, secured deep down in the bottom of your heart. Life is all about memories; Bittersweet memories. Some full of joy, zeal; and some completely opposite. But all the memories are worth it. Each and every memory leaves a life - long lesson behind it. Life is all about relationships; Some of blood and some made up of just love, affection and care. We make lots of friends in our lifetime. And knowingly or unknowingly, generally or suddenly sometimes we end up having antagonists too; but they're just a reminder of how important your loved ones are or should be to you.

Only a motherless daughter knows the loneliness in a final goodbye and the power behind that last “I love you”... ......Only a motherless daughter knows the difference between ”I miss my mom” because she doesn’t live here and ”I miss my mom” because she lives in Heaven..... .......Only a motherless daughter knows how many times she still goes to pick up that phone and call her Mom hoping that one day she might answer even though she knows they don’t have wi-fi in heaven ..........Only a motherless daughter knows that no matter how many times she reminds herself her Mom is gone, she still searches the stores and the room for her mom.❤🤞

Listen to one of the youngest Romance Author talking about love. From songs and poems to novels and movies, romantic love is one of the most enduring subjects for artworks through the ages. Love is complex. A mix of emotions, behaviors, and beliefs associated with strong feelings of affection, protectiveness, warmth, and respect for another person. Love has been a favored topic of philosophers, poets, writers, and scientists for generations, and different people and groups have often fought about its definition.