Madan sundar Das जी ने इस Podcast में बेहद ही सरल भाषा में समझाया है कि गीता की हमारे लाइफ में क्या वैल्यू है. गीता हमारे लाइफ के कैसे Easy बनाती है और इसका इस्तेमाल कैसे करें… साथ ही उन्हों ने एक किताब लिखी है Living The Geeta के नाम से… जिसका लिंक है: www.amazon.in/dp/9373076868.. इस किताब में कहानियां है जो गीता से प्रेरित है.
It has patterns. Personalities. And unseen forces shaping every decision. Long before modern leadership frameworks, the Vedic wisdom was deeply rooted It didn’t label leaders as “good” or “bad” — it observed the archetypes they embody under pressure.
These 9 Vedic archetypes are not icons from the past. They show up in meetings. In conflicts. In moments where leadership is tested. And more importantly — they show up within us.
Here’s what I recommend you do today — identify the one that you most resonate with
Don’t pick the one you like or prefer to exhibit. Pick the one you recognise yourself in… especially when things get difficult
Here’s the part most people miss. Strength like that doesn’t appear in the moment. It’s built… long before it’s needed. Quietly. Repeatedly. Without anyone noticing. And then one day— life tests it. Watch this carefully. Then ask yourself— what are you training your mind for right now?
Your mind was trained for distraction. Constant notifications. Infinite scrolling. Endless stimulation. And then we expect instant stillness. A restless mind isn’t broken — it’s conditioned.
The good news? What was trained can be retrained. The Bhagavad Gita teaches patience with the mind, not frustration toward it.
That room wasn’t supposed to feel like that. It was a funeral. And yet… something didn’t add up. People came to give comfort. They left… changed. Because of one person. And what she said. I still haven’t forgotten it.
Watch this. Then tell me— would you be able to stay that steady? Part 2 tomorrow.
That room wasn’t supposed to feel like that. It was a funeral. And yet… something didn’t add up. People came to give comfort. They left… changed. Because of one person. And what she said. I still haven’t forgotten it.
Watch this. Then tell me— would you be able to stay that steady?
You’re trying to control things… that were never yours. Not the outcome. Not people. Not how life responds to you. Still—you grip tighter. And wonder why it feels heavy. Most people call this control. It’s not. Watch this carefully. Then tell me— what are you still trying to control?
Arjuna, the greatest warrior, asked Krishna to become his charioteer.
Not his advisor.
His guide.
And Krishna accepted — holding the reins through the greatest battle of Arjuna’s life.
Sometimes the strongest thing a person can do…
is surrender guidance to something higher.
The Bhagavad Gita calls this wisdom, not weakness.
What’s holding you back from letting go?
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Madan sundar Das जी ने इस Podcast में बेहद ही सरल भाषा में समझाया है कि गीता की हमारे लाइफ में क्या वैल्यू है. गीता हमारे लाइफ के कैसे Easy बनाती है और इसका इस्तेमाल कैसे करें… साथ ही उन्हों ने एक किताब लिखी है Living The Geeta के नाम से… जिसका लिंक है:
www.amazon.in/dp/9373076868.. इस किताब में कहानियां है जो गीता से प्रेरित है.
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Every boardroom has more than just people in it
It has patterns. Personalities.
And unseen forces shaping every decision.
Long before modern leadership frameworks,
the Vedic wisdom was deeply rooted
It didn’t label leaders as “good” or “bad” —
it observed the archetypes they embody under pressure.
These 9 Vedic archetypes are not icons from the past.
They show up in meetings. In conflicts.
In moments where leadership is tested.
And more importantly —
they show up within us.
Here’s what I recommend you do today —
identify the one that you most resonate with
Don’t pick the one you like or prefer to exhibit.
Pick the one you recognise yourself in…
especially when things get difficult
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Here’s the part most people miss.
Strength like that doesn’t appear in the moment.
It’s built… long before it’s needed.
Quietly.
Repeatedly.
Without anyone noticing.
And then one day—
life tests it.
Watch this carefully.
Then ask yourself—
what are you training your mind for right now?
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You can be highly educated… and still feel empty inside.
According to Krishna, true wisdom isn’t about information.
It’s about inner vision.
Not just knowing more —
but seeing deeper.
The Bhagavad Gita asks a different question:
Do you know who you really are?
What does true wisdom mean to you?
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Your mind was trained for distraction.
Constant notifications.
Infinite scrolling.
Endless stimulation.
And then we expect instant stillness.
A restless mind isn’t broken — it’s conditioned.
The good news?
What was trained can be retrained.
The Bhagavad Gita teaches patience with the mind, not frustration toward it.
Have you noticed this in yourself
#bhakti #mindfulness #peaceofmind❤️ #instagram #motivation ... See MoreSee Less
This Wasn’t Supposed to Happen at a Funeral
That room wasn’t supposed to feel like that.
It was a funeral.
And yet…
something didn’t add up.
People came to give comfort.
They left… changed.
Because of one person.
And what she said.
I still haven’t forgotten it.
Watch this.
Then tell me—
would you be able to stay that steady?
Part 2 tomorrow.
#Peace #BhagavadGita #death #soul #spiritualgrowth ... See MoreSee Less
This Wasn’t Supposed to Happen at a Funeral
That room wasn’t supposed to feel like that.
It was a funeral.
And yet…
something didn’t add up.
People came to give comfort.
They left… changed.
Because of one person.
And what she said.
I still haven’t forgotten it.
Watch this.
Then tell me—
would you be able to stay that steady?
Part 2 tomorrow.
#monk #BhagavadGita #Krishna #peace #krishnaconsciousness ... See MoreSee Less
Remove the distractions… and where does your mind go?
That recurring worry.
That attachment.
That thought you keep returning to.
What your mind rests on reveals what truly controls it.
Not what you say you value —
what you naturally return to.
The Bhagavad Gita invites us to observe this honestly. ... See MoreSee Less
You’re trying to control things…
that were never yours.
Not the outcome.
Not people.
Not how life responds to you.
Still—you grip tighter.
And wonder why it feels heavy.
Most people call this control.
It’s not.
Watch this carefully.
Then tell me—
what are you still trying to control?
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Meditation isn’t fighting your thoughts.
The mind will think — that’s its nature.
The real practice is learning where to direct it.
Not suppression.
Redirection.
That single shift changes everything.
Rooted in the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita.
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