A Daily Dose of Transformative Transcendental Literature & Wisdom
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“I’ve been listening to this podcast since its inception in January 2020, that’s 1000+ episodes. The hosts, Raghunath and Kaustubha’s personalities play off each other well, and they draw you, not only into the spiritual literature they explore, but also into a larger community of spiritual seekers.
The philosophy they espouse recognizes everyone is in a different place on the spiritual journey and they’ve masterfully created a connection that meets people where they are, but also challenges them to be open to moving upward and onward - growing and expanding their consciousness.
Ultimately, its a path of love (bhakti) and the host’s commitment to a daily podcast exemplifies that principle. I also appreciate that they don’t claim to know it all, but they bring on experts as guests to delve deeper in everything from grief, addiction, meditation, and cooking.
Check it out, open your heart and mind, you won’t regret it.”
Tomage via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/28/23
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“Thank you, Raghunath, Kaustubha and team.
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“If you want to become more peaceful, patient and grateful this is the podcast for you. Raghu and Kaustubha inspire you through the reading of the Srimad Bhagavatam (and a lot of laughing) to live in a compassionate and content way, to connect with the divine in you and to evolve as a human being....”Read full review »
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