Thought Sutras From Indian Epics.

A crow and a cuckoo possess the same color, but the real difference is shown through their singing skills. In the same way, humans may appear the same, however, the distinction between an ordinary and great person comes with the changing seasons. What are these? To know more, listen to this podcast till the end 👉Keep following for more content

Negative vibrations from depression, anger and sadness turns our body into a breeding place for diseases. Only when we protect ourselves with the soothing armor of positive feelings such as love and gratitude can we fight those diseases. If you wish to know which activity produces the best protective armor, then do listen to this podcast till the end 👉Do not forget to share with your loved ones

Small things make a big difference We often tend to ignore little things in our lives without understanding it's repercussions they can have tomorrow if we don't practice it right today. Activities like chanting and getting up in the morning are very small activities, which we take lightly and do not realize how much value does those carry for our spiritual wisdom. Let us understand this concept with a small story through the podcast 👉Are you ready to apply little things to your lives? Comment below

The Accountability Mirror Are you conscious about your actions? We often engage in actions, thinking that no one is watching us. However, we never realize the presence of divinity within. Holding accountability for one's actions by looking at this invisible mirror is very important. Let us understand it with a simple story from this podcast 👉Have you ever realized the presence of God within your heart? Leave a comment below

Slaying our problems In this world; we all have our fair share of problems. Sometimes we can go through countless tribulations and challenges and we wonder to ourselves when will I ever see the light of hope in this dark tunnel. As we constantly focus on our own issues; we steer clear of people facing problems as well. As we figure that we need to first find our own solution before helping others. However, do we ever look at those from a different perspective? Showing compassion and helping others to go through their hard times can automatically provide solutions to yours. Let us dig deeper into it through this podcast 👉How do you feel about this? Leave a comment below

We reap what we sow- Thought Boomerang Plant mangoes and expect mangoes. Plant oranges and expect oranges. Amazingly, this applies to our thoughts also. Thought boomerang is a phenomenon which shows how the quality of our thoughts can affect the quality of our relationships. For example, when we think bad about someone, it could be that the other person first had negative thoughts about us and vice versa. This is why Vedic scriptures always encourage the concept of "Sarve Sukhino Bhavantu" which means training our mind to have good thoughts and wishing well for others. The more we wave away negative and self-destructive thoughts from our mind; the more we increase our propensity to attract goodwill and healthy relationships. Let us understand this notion in more depth with a story about a merchant and a King. 👉Have you ever experienced such episodes in your life?

Stories are the symbols of life Since childhood, we have been told stories by everyone around us. However, are these just simply stories, or do they have something hidden inside? Scriptures provide the best lessons of life. These uncover the realities of relationships, mindset, personality, and many more. Let us hear the podcast to know the inner beauty of life 👉Do not forget to share it with your loved ones.

Check out about Ramayana Game of Life Series linktr.ee/shubhavilas Are you searching for happiness or satisfaction? Everyone likes to be in a place where they are comfortable. However, we forget that comfort restricts growth. If one needs happiness, it can be found anywhere. But if an individual is seeking satisfaction, then one needs to move into a challenging situation. Because when life throws difficulties, people start questioning themselves. And the moment you question, you seek answers, which in turn, keeps you growing. Let us understand this with the help of three experiences of Shubha Vilas, which changed his life completely. 👉Did it motivate you to step out? If yes, comment below.

Here are three stories that can change the way you look at relationships. The first one is how the power of wealth fades with time. The second story shows that sometimes it is best to take whatever a person says to us with a pinch of salt. The third story is about how a strong connection in a relationship can lead to meaningful and effective communication. In relationships, challenges should be dealt with composure, but one also needs to know how to connect before communicating. If you want to hear the full story, then listen to our podcast. 👉Did it help you change your perspective? If yes, let us know in the comment below by stating how.

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After ruling for several years, when Krishna decided to return to his spiritual world, Pandavas also decided to give away their kingdom and walk towards the north. As they reached the peak of the mountain, Yudhisthir and a dog were the only two who remained standing. But what happened next? Listen to the podcast. 👉Recommend your friends and family to hear it too.

In the Mahabharata, the Pandavas meet countless tribulations and challenges. However, at all times, Yudhisthir, being DharmaRaj, shines due to his steadfast adherence to Dharma. If you are curious to hear some examples of his steadfastness, then tap here. 👉share it with others.

Checkout Ramayana Game of Life Series  http://www.shubhavilas.com/author.html A Blind Vow Vows made in Haste Vows made in Fear Vows made in Anger Vows which we regret Vows proclaimed under the influence of emotions can cost us dearly. In the Mahabharata, Yudhishthira makes such a vow out of fear when he hears that he would be responsible for much bloodshot in this family. #mahabharata #Indianwisdom #shubhavilas

Compassionate and Astute Leadership by Yudhisthira Earn with integrity and serve with compassion. Yudhisthira despite being a King was the epitome of servitude, equity and Dharma. Two stories in this podcast illustrate how Yudhisthira was ingenious in allocating responsibilities and serving. #leadershiplessons #mahabharata #yudhisthira #Shubhavilas Website :- http://www.shubhavilas.com Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/shubhavilas/ Linkedin :- https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubha-vilas-9a5a3888/ Twitter :-  https://twitter.com/shubhavilas Youtube :- https://www.youtube.com/c/ShubhaVilasD Facebook :- https://www.facebook.com/ShubhaVilas/

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We are what we see Our analysis of others is a reflection of our own faults and needs. Whatever you see in others becomes a part of you. A particular incident in the Mahabharata between Guru Drona and his students Yudhishthira and Duryodhan is a perfect example. To understand more, listen to the podcast. Website:- http://www.shubhavilas.com Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/shubhavilas/ Linkedin :- https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubha-vilas-9a5a3888/ Twitter :-  https://twitter.com/shubhavilas Youtube :- https://www.youtube.com/c/ShubhaVilasD Facebook :- https://www.facebook.com/ShubhaVilas/

Yaksha- Prashna: Yudhisthira’s Rapid Fire Round Four of the five pandava brothers mysteriously die after drinking water from a lake. They derided the warnings given by a clever yaksha disguised as a crane. However Yudhisthira, the eldest of the Pandavas, chose to listen to the Yaksha. This results in an insightful and inspiring conversation which leaves even the clever Yaksha impressed by Yudhisthira’s strong adherence to Dharma and strong sense of duty and justice. If this interests you to dig deeper, then listen to this podcast 👉Share this podcast in your instagram story Website:- http://www.shubhavilas.com Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/shubhavilas/ Linkedin :- https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubha-vilas-9a5a3888/ Twitter :-  https://twitter.com/shubhavilas Youtube :- https://www.youtube.com/c/ShubhaVilasD Facebook :- https://www.facebook.com/ShubhaVilas/

Sahdev, the soothsayer. The one who warned everyone when something was about to go wrong. He was intuitive but he never tried to change his destiny. Hear this podcast if you wanna know more about him. #sahdev #mahabharata #shubhavilas

The most handsome & at the same time the most helpful one among the Pandavas, Nakula. The one who loved to assist his brothers. Hear this podcast to know more about him.

Looking at Urvashi through Arjuna's eyes .. Do you know what Arjuna said when Indra sent Urvashi to Arjuna? Hear this podcast if you wanna know how Arjuna reacted to this beautiful lady. #arjuna #mahabharata #shubhavilas Website :- http://www.shubhavilas.com Instagram :- https://www.instagram.com/shubhavilas/ Linkedin :- https://www.linkedin.com/in/shubha-vilas-9a5a3888/ Twitter :-  https://twitter.com/shubhavilas Youtube :- https://www.youtube.com/c/ShubhaVilasD Facebook :- https://www.facebook.com/ShubhaVilas/

DEMON BAKASURA V. THE BIG BHEEM. When one member from every family was to become the one-time meal of The Big Demon BAKASUR. It was  BHIMA who effortlessly killed the Demon with his left hand while eating Demon's food with his right hand. Hear this podcast if you wanna know about The Demon who ate everything & everyone. The story of his rise and his end. #bhima #mahabharata #shubhavilas

Overcome the battles of your life like Yudhisthira! Have you ever wondered whether your name matched your qualities? In the olden days, names were used to reveal the skills of a person. Take Yudhisthira as an example, when his name is divided in two, it means being calm in battles. We all face battles of our own in life. How did Yudhisthira always remain calm and emerge victorious from his battles? Listen to his podcast to know. #mahabharata #ThoughtSutra #Indianepics #shubhavilas

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