Happiness Through Externals is a Failed Strat...

In the 19th century, British colonial scholars dismissed the pastimes of Krishna as primitive and immoral, and a generation of educated Indians began to believe them. The brilliant bhakti theologian Bhaktivinoda Thakur answered with a book called the Krishna-samhita. His response ...  Show more

Be good. Behave. Behave yourself. Growing up, most of us heard plenty about our actions and almost nothing about the thoughts that produce them. In this episode Raghunath and Kaustubha begin with Earl Nightingale's 1956 claim that history's great thinkers agree on one point: we b ...  Show more

From Anthony DeMello's book The Way to Love. Narration by Paul Coutinho. What you call the experience of happiness is not happiness at all but the excitement and thrill caused by some person or thing or event. True happiness is un-caused. You are happy for no reason at all. And t ...  Show more

We all want something new that we dont have thinking that if we could get it it would make us happy but the point is #contentment is the key and happiness comes with it and to find contentment you have to find your connection to the creator #allahuakbar 

Everyone wants to be happy. It is very important to and the motivating factor behind choices we make and decisions we take. But there is a difference between happiness and short term excitement, which can lead to long term problems. Let us explore some strategies for long term ha ...  Show more

We live in a world obsessed with happiness, sold the promise that if we just work hard enough, think positively enough, or buy the right things, we’ll finally feel complete. But this endless chase often leaves us feeling emptier than before. The more we run after happiness, the m ...  Show more