Wisdom of the Sages

Wisdom of the Sages

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1723: I Love Crying: Finding Faith in Life's Heaviest Moments / Q&A Vol. 293

Some people avoid pain with distractions. In this episode, the Wisdom of the Sages community does something far rarer: they learn how to move through emotional heaviness with faith—without rushing, bypassing, or pretending everything is fine. From inner churning and grief to conf ...  Show more

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1723: I Love Crying: Finding Faith in Life's Heaviest Moments / Q&A Vol. 293

Some people avoid pain with distractions. In this episode, the Wisdom of the Sages community does something far rarer: they learn how to move through emotional heaviness with faith—without rushing, bypassing, or pretending everything is fine. From inner churning and grief to conf ...  Show more

1722: Redirected by Grace: Part 2

Krishna's "coincidences" didn't calm down—they escalated. Part Two of Meet the Pilgrims picks up right where the last episode left off: real people, real spiritual detours, and that unmistakable moment when you stop chasing "success" and start getting redirected by grace. Live fr ...  Show more

1721: Redirected by Grace: How People Find Their Way to Bhakti

This one is all about spiritual journeys—the stories that bring people onto the Wisdom of the Sages pilgrimage: unlikely beginnings, messy detours, and those moments where a single step toward bhakti turns into a full-on sprint from the universe. This episode is a rapid-fire para ...  Show more

1720: People Over Profits: Inside Radhanath Swami's Bhaktivedanta Hospital

Magic happens in the last place you'd expect it: a Mumbai hospital where patients don't want to be discharged and staff don't want to go home. Recorded live from Govardhan Eco Village, Raghunath welcomes author Radha Bhakti to unpack the astonishing culture of Bhaktivedanta Hospi ...  Show more

1719: A Reflected Rose Has No Aroma — Why the Bhagavad-gītā Calls This World a Reflection

A Bhagavad-gītā-level reality check: the world we experience isn't "illusion" in the lazy, dismissive sense—it's illusion like a reflection. Consistent. Coherent. Convincing. And still untouchable. Like an upside-down tree mirrored in water, it looks real enough to reach for… but ...  Show more