Something Bigger Talk Show

Rodrigo Canelas
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We travel around the world, talking with the best minds in each country and sharing their stories and wisdom with the world. We uncover inspiring stories, untold truths, strategies, and tools to help you live a more meaningful life and become better every day. Join us!

  1. 6 days ago

    How to Talk to Anyone! The FBI trick that makes anyone trust you in under a minute ft. Chris Voss

    In this fascinating episode of Something Bigger With Rodrigo Canelas, we sit down with Chris Voss; former FBI lead international hostage negotiator, bestselling author of Never Split the Difference, and founder of the Black Swan Group. What unfolds is a masterclass in the invisible skill that shapes every human interaction you'll ever have and why most people have no idea they're getting it wrong.Here's what nobody tells you about negotiation: it has almost nothing to do with being clever, aggressive, or persuasive. Chris Voss spent decades talking people out of hostage situations, international kidnappings, and terrorist sieges over 150 cases and the single most important thing he discovered wasn't a tactic. It was that every human being on earth, regardless of culture, religion, or background, makes decisions based on the same wiring. Autonomy. Identity. And above all, loss. The fear of what you might lose drives more decisions than the promise of what you might gain. The casinos of Las Vegas are built on a 51% win rate. Voss believes you can trust people 70% of the time. But because loss hits 13 times harder emotionally than it actually occurs, most of us negotiate against ourselves before we ever reach the table.The conversation goes far beyond boardrooms and hostage barricades. Voss demonstrates live, in real time, how tone of voice alone triggers neurochemical responses in the brain, how a two-word observation like "you seem centered" can open someone up more than any question ever could, and why the phrase "I know how you feel" is one of the fastest ways to shut a conversation down. He walks through a three-step grocery store exercise that teaches empathy in under five minutes, reveals why asking "what do you love about what you do" unlocks more than any elevator pitch ever will, and explains the counterintuitive power of calling out negatives before the other person does a technique he calls inoculation. He shares the painful lessons from the Burnham case in the Philippines, where assumptions about cooperation led to tragedy, and why the greatest threat in any negotiation isn't the person across the table it's the team behind them that you can't see.This conversation isn't just about hostage negotiation or closing deals. It's about the invisible dynamics running underneath every relationship you have with your partner, your children, your colleagues, your own ambition. Voss delivers one line that reframes everything: "Intention and impact are two different things." You can mean well and still steal someone's story. You can be exhausted and undo a day's worth of empathy in one sentence. The skill isn't knowing this. The skill is practicing it when you're tired, frustrated, and running on empty.The next time someone asks you how you're doing, pay attention to what you actually say and what you're really asking for.Time Stamps:(1:22) – Why Chris Voss Chose the FBI Over a Normal Career(5:09) – How a Knee Injury Led to His True Calling(9:22) – Why 20 Minutes Was the Maximum for Any Call(13:32) – 150+ Cases: What's Underneath Every Negotiation(14:23) – Autonomy, Identity, and Loss (15:38) – Why People Fear Losing Their Job More (19:25) – How Tone of Voice Triggers Neurochemical Responses in the Brain(21:36) – The Burnham Case: When Cooperation Falls Apart(27:27) – The Agreement Graveyard and Why Signed Deals Die(28:23) – "What Happens If You Do Nothing?"(38:58) – "Seems Like You Got a Place You Want to Start"(40:21) – The Grocery Store Exercise That Teaches Empathy in 5 Minutes(44:31) – "What Do You Love About What You Do?" — The Magic Wand Phrase(49:13) – The #1 Mistake: Stealing Someone's Story Without Knowing It(56:26) – You Can Trust Blindly 70% of the Time(1:00:28) – How to Start Practicing Empathy Today(1:04:40) – Why Your Brain Is 75% Negative (And How to Use That)(1:11:40) – The Hardest Part: Using Empathy When You're Exhausted

  2. 23 Jul

    This Isn't Yoga! A Yoga Teacher's Confession ft. Greesha Dhingra

    A yoga teacher who's guided thousands of students almost quit everything after motherhood shattered the identity she'd spent years building. In this raw conversation, Greesha Dhingra opens up about postpartum depression, spiritual burnout, and the midnight breakdown that changed how she teaches and how she sees herself.Most people assume that once you find peace, you keep it. Greesha shatters that assumption in the first few minutes. She reveals how she spent years building an identity around being "the strong one," the go-getter who needed no one, who could handle any storm, only to discover, after motherhood, that this identity was never really her. Her hormones were disrupted, her carefully built sadhana routine collapsed overnight, and the peaceful version of herself she'd spent years cultivating vanished along with it. What followed wasn't clarity; it was conflict. "Oh, but I thought I was calm. Where is that calm now?" This, she explains, is exactly where postpartum depression quietly takes root, not from weakness, but from the gap between who you believed you were for years and who you suddenly are not.The conversation goes even deeper when Greesha admits that spirituality itself became her next trap. The very practices that gave her insight into herself eventually calcified into a new identity, "spiritual Greesha," and when life took that away too, she found herself questioning whether any of it had been real or just another mask. She describes nights of breakdowns with her husband, moments of wanting to quit teaching entirely, and a health crisis rooted in years of anger, poor eating, and intoxication that manifested as severe IBS and sleepless nights until Ayurveda and mindful eating slowly rebuilt her body from the ground up. She shares the story of a woman who found one of her Instagram reels on the edge of ending her life, and how that single moment of connection changed everything. And she teaches a breath-awareness practice rooted in the same principles behind Vipassana and Yoga Nidra that creates the one thing she says matters most: space between you and your mind.This conversation isn't just about yoga or spiritual practice. It's about the universal trap of building an identity around anything: strength, calm, achievement, even enlightenment itself, and the quiet courage it takes to keep letting go of who you thought you were. Greesha's honesty here is rare: most teachers perform certainty. She performs the opposite, and that's exactly why this conversation matters.Ask yourself whether there is an identity you're clinging to right now that you built to survive something, but never actually chose?Time Stamps:(0:00) – Introduction(1:55) – What Yoga Revealed That Made Her Deeply Uncomfortable(3:31) – Why Slowing Down Felt Impossible at First(4:09) – How Motherhood Shattered Her "Strong Woman" Identity(7:05) – When Spirituality Itself Becomes Your Identity(10:02) – "Why Am I Even Teaching?" — Wanting to Quit Everything(16:34) – Why Life Is Not a Straight Line (And Why That's the Point)(19:56) – "I Am Growing With This Hardship" — Redefining What Yoga Is Doing for Her(22:16) – Severe IBS, Sleepless Nights, and the Poem That Came Out of It(25:20) – The Ayurvedic Reset That Rebuilt Her Digestion and Sleep(30:59) – Why We Get Attached to Being Angry or Sad(39:14) – The Most Powerful (and Simplest) Practice She Teaches(42:14) – Why the Space Between You and Your Mind Is the Real Goal(49:07) – How to Know If You're Actually Doing Yoga Right(51:03) – Why 91% of People Value Yoga But Almost No One Practices It(52:22) – How Westernization Quietly Erased India's Own Confidence in Its Traditions(54:20) – "I Am Not a Yogi" — The Humbling Distinction She Makes About Herself(59:19) – Her Final Message: Don't Let Your Life Become One Identity#Yoga #Postpartum #Mindfulness #SelfHealing #SpiritualityAndMotherhood

  3. 30 Jun

    This Monk Used the Bhagavad Gita to Explain Why I Felt Empty ft. Keshava Swami

    In this profound episode of Something Bigger With Rodrigo Canelas, we sit down with Keshava Swami; a monk, speaker, and spiritual guide who left behind the conventional path to pursue something most people spend their entire lives searching for: meaning.Most people believe that success, wealth, and achievement will eventually lead to fulfillment. Keshava Swami calls this the biggest lie in the world, a lie that has been perpetuated for generations, adopted by every culture, and surprisingly, even when exposed, we start believing it again at the very next moment. He has seen people who had everything - two cars, two phones, two houses, too much and yet all of it left a vacuum. If that doesn't make you pause, nothing will.This conversation goes far deeper than surface-level self-help. Keshava Swami breaks down the five topics of the Bhagavad Gita: the soul, the world, activity, time, and God and shows how they answer the five fundamental existential questions every human being faces: Who am I? Where am I? Why am I in this situation? How long am I here for? And what is beyond this? Without that blueprint of reality, he argues, it's nearly impossible to locate yourself within it. He shares how monks wake up each morning reminding themselves of an identity beyond roles and titles, functioning in the world but not being consumed by it. "You're in the race, but you're not the rat." He also offers a powerful 7-day experiment: spend 10 minutes each night writing down three things; something beautiful, a lesson learned, and an intention for tomorrow.This conversation isn't just about spirituality or monastic life. It's about the gap between achievement and fulfillment that so many ambitious people feel but can't name. Keshava Swami delivers one line that will stay with you: "The pain of discipline is uncomfortable, but the pain of regret is unbearable." Whether you're building a business, raising a family, or just trying to figure out what you actually want, this episode will challenge the story you've been telling yourself about what "enough" looks like.Hit play. Then tonight, try the 7-day experiment. See what shifts.

  4. 22 Jun

    Bhagavad Gita Explained Through Dance | Power of Bharatnatyam ft. Rukmini

    In this deeply moving episode of Something Bigger, we sit down with acclaimed Bharatanatyam dancer, choreographer, and actor Rukmini Vijayakumar. Together, we explore the intense discipline of classical Indian dance and discover how the ultimate mastery of movement requires the absolute surrender of the ego.Rukmini opens up about her grueling training regimen, practicing eight hours a day, six days a week and explains how dance evolved from a physical language into her ultimate spiritual anchor. We dive into the true meaning of bhakti (devotion) as a reverence for all creation, break down the complex polyrhythmic mathematics of Bharatanatyam, and discuss how the ancient concept of rasa (aesthetic emotion) allows an audience to experience true emotional catharsis. Whether you are an artist, an athlete, or someone seeking deeper presence, Rukmini’s insights offer a masterclass on how to transition from the structure of discipline to the freedom of flow in daily life.About the Guest:Rukmini Vijayakumar is one of India’s most celebrated classical dancers, choreographers, and the artistic director of the Raadha Kalpa Dance Company. Known for her striking stage presence and rigorous adherence to technique, she has performed on prestigious stages worldwide. Beyond classical dance, Rukmini holds a degree in ballet and modern dance, has starred in major Indian feature films, and is a passionate advocate for fitness, yoga, and free-diving.HighlightsThe Dissolution of the Ego: True artistic mastery occurs when the performer entirely ceases to exist on stage. The audience claps not for the individual's ego, but because the individual stepped aside to let the dance flow entirely through them.The Mathematics of Movement: Far from just ethnic expression, Bharatanatyam relies on an incredibly sophisticated, polyrhythmic structure where the feet, the music, and the percussion operate on entirely different, overlapping mathematical cycles.Devotion as Life, Not Ritual: Within Indian classical arts, bhakti (devotion) is often misunderstood as simple temple worship. In reality, it represents a deep, unwavering reverence for the divinity present in all aspects of creation, nature, and human connection.The Non-Linear Path of Discipline: Training isn't a straight line upward. True discipline is an oscillation, progressing forward, only to willingly return to the basics over and over again to build a wider, more stable foundation.Finding Flow Through Anchor Routines: Entering a "flow state" requires a highly consistent mental and physical baseline. By anchoring the brain with tangible, detailed focus points, we can quiet future anxieties and unlock spontaneous creativity.Timestamps(0:00) – Beginning of the Episode(0:50) – 38 Years Of Practice: What Dance Teaches You About Life(4:10) – Training 8 Hours A Day, 6 Days A Week For Over 15 Years(7:35) – What Is Bharatanatyam Really About?(15:13) – The Purpose Of Art: Making People Forget Their Heaviness(17:22) – How A Performer Makes You Cry Over Something You Know Isn't Real(18:35) – Rasa: The Ancient Science Of Emotional Catharsis(21:47) – Why The West Doesn't Understand Indian Classical Dance(25:57) – What Makes Bharatanatyam So Demanding And Complex(29:50) – Why Physicality Is Only Part Of The Dance(36:01) – The Teacher Who Brought Thousand-Year-Old Movements Back To Life(38:28) – How Her Mom And Dad Each Shaped Her Differently(43:25) – What Spiritualists Mean When They Say "Let The Emotion Pass Through You"(52:11) – The Two Things That Bring You Into The Present Moment(1:08:22) – When The Ego Ceases To Exist: Dance As Surrender(1:13:04) – How To Get Into Flow - Lessons From 38 Years Of Performance(1:17:03) – Finding An Internal Sense Of Rhythm And Purpose(1:17:56) – Live Bharatanatyam Demonstration(1:20:10) – The End

  5. 16 Jun

    Sitting is The New Smoking! Fix Your Posture, Sleep & Digestion With These Exercises ft. Dr Prathap

    In this eye-opening episode of the Something Bigger With Rodrigo Canales, we sit down with a leading chiropractic expert to discuss a silent health epidemic: Sitting is the new smoking. If you spend 8+ hours a day at a desk, this conversation is a non-negotiable watch. We dive deep into why your sedentary lifestyle might be neutralizing 70% of your gym efforts and increasing your risk of cardiovascular disease by a staggering 90%.From the heartbreaking story of a 12-year-old with a disc bulge to the "physics of gravity" on the human spine, this episode is a masterclass in ergonomics, spinal health, and the mind-body connection. We explore how "hustle culture" in India’s IT hubs is creating a ticking healthcare time bomb and, more importantly, what you can do to fix it today.This conversation isn’t just about back pain; it’s about understanding the "Information Highway" of your nervous system and how your posture dictates your internal health, your stress levels, and your longevity.Are you sitting as you read this? Stand up for one minute, and then hit play. Time Stamps:(0:00) – Introduction(1:28) – Why Posture is a Full-Body Crisis (2:42) – The "Recognition Switch"(3:18) – History of Smoking vs. The Modern Sitting Epidemic(5:30) – The 1-Minute Rule(7:12) – India’s IT Crisis(12:46) – Case Study(14:23) – The Danger of "Hustle Culture"(16:12) – Inside the 33 bones of your spine(17:28) – What is a Spinal Disc? (And how they "dry out")(21:39) – What Actually Happens During Nerve Compression?(25:10) – How your Spine controls your Heart, Lungs, and Kidneys(28:35) – How poor posture triggers Stress(30:54) – The Master Key to Rest & Digestion(32:40) – Science: How Chiropractic adjustments reduce Cortisol(37:25) – Self-diagnose your posture at home(39:38) – EXERCISE 1: The Chin Tuck (Fixing Brain Fog & Anxiety)(41:34) – The "Plum Line" Rule: Ear over Shoulder(43:33) – How to fix the "Neck Hump" (46:05) – Can you actually reverse spinal damage?(48:30) – How Posture increases Testosterone & Confidence(52:21) – EXERCISE 2: Brugger’s Position (The 3-Breath Reset)(54:56) – EXERCISE 3: The Wall Angel (The "Superman" Routine)(57:51) – Why 10,000 steps aren't enough (The 30-Minute Walk Rule)(1:04:37) – The Car Analogy(1:06:29) – Conclusion#Posture #HealthTips

  6. 9 Jun

    Was Gandhi Really a Mahatma? Foreigner Hears the Truth Indians Avoid ft. Vikram Sampath

    ⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode features a deep-dive discussion into sensitive and complex historical events, religious histories, and political figures. The insights and analyses presented are those of the guest, based on their research, and do not necessarily reflect the viewpoints of the production team or host. Something Bigger does not intend to offend, defame, or hurt the sentiments of any individual, community, or religious group. Our goal is to facilitate nuanced academic exploration and peaceful civic discourse.In this insightful episode of Something Bigger, we dive deep into the complexities of Indian history, exploring how the impact of colonialism, manipulated historical narratives, and the layered legacy of figures like Mahatma Gandhi continue to shape modern India's national identity and future.About the Guest: Dr. Vikram Sampath is a highly acclaimed historian, author, and fellow of the Royal Historical Society, widely recognized for his rigorous archives-based research into Indian history. Specializing in biographies and historical reconstructions that challenge mainstream, post-colonial consensus, he has penned definitive works on figures like V.D. Savarkar and Gauhar Jaan, as well as explorations of India's forgotten regional resistance movements.HighlightsThe Weight of Colonial Legacy: The British colonial apparatus systematically dismantled and reframed India's historical narrative to instill a psychological "loser complex," effectively capturing the minds of the colonized to legitimize foreign rule.The Whitewashing of Traumas: Critical and uncomfortable historical realities, including the brutal destruction of ancient universities like Nalanda and the severe nature of the Islamic conquests, have been historically suppressed under the guise of maintaining contemporary social harmony.The Myth of Solely Nonviolent Success: While Mahatma Gandhi's mass movements successfully galvanized the public consciousness, India's independence was a dual-track victory heavily accelerated by aggressive, armed revolutionary movements and the pivotal 1946 naval mutinies.Gandhi's Enigmatic Scrutiny: Stripped of hagiography, Gandhi emerges as an incredibly complex, patriarchal political patriarch who utilized deep emotional manipulation (such as fasts unto death) to enforce his worldview and conducted highly controversial personal lifestyle experiments.TimestampsIntroduction to Historical Manipulation – 00:00The Impact of Invasions on National Psyche – 00:27The British Colonial Project and the "Loser Nation" Myth – 02:15A Nation vs. A Nation-State: Emotional Connect Beyond Borders – 03:40The Suppression of Medieval Traumas & Ancient Universities – 04:27The Holocaust and Apartheid Models – 06:15Intergenerational Trauma – 08:30The Fragmented Reality of Modern Indian Identity – 10:38The Case of Tipu Sultan and Controversial Historical Monikers – 21:11How Education and Historians Warped the Mainstream Narrative – 24:40The Unsung Warrior Kings & Five Centuries of Indian Resilience – 28:15The Historian as a Blind Man Describing the Elephant: A Lesson in Humility – 01:04:12👇 Connect with VikramYouTube: Vikram Sampath Official Channel👇 Connect with Rodrigo and Something BiggerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodrigocanelasInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodrigocanelasTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rodrigo_canelasWeb: https://www.somethingbigger.comX: https://x.com/rodrigo_canelas🎬 Production TeamHost: Rodrigo CanelasVideo Editor (Long-Format): Rishabh GuptaVideo Editor (Short-Form): Vishal MeenaThumbnail Design: Aniket SinghContent Producer: Arsh KhanDistribution: Vedanti Wanjari#IndianHistory #ColonialLegacy #CulturalIdentity #ArmedStruggle #VikramSampath #SomethingBigger #HistoricalTruth #GandhiLegacy

  7. 1 Jun

    Prakash Padukone on Raising Deepika, Her Depression & What Success Really Costs

    In this episode, we sit down with legendary badminton champion Prakash Padukone to explore his historic journey from navigating an era with no infrastructure to becoming the World No. 1. We delve into how sports serve as an investment in vital life skills, teaching youth how to work in teams, accept defeat, and navigate setbacks. Prakash shares invaluable advice for parents on identifying true passion over mere liking, giving children the freedom and safety to explore unconventional careers, and why complete alignment between both parents is essential for a child's success. We also discuss his daughter Deepika Padukone's brave battle with depression, how it led to her pioneering mental health foundation, and the crucial lessons it taught their family about pressure, stress management, and breaking the societal stigma surrounding mental illness. Highlights Life Skills Through Sports: Sports teach fundamental life skills—such as team spirit, time management, the ability to accept defeat, and navigating setbacks—that are critical for success in the university and corporate worlds. Supporting Unconventional Passions: Parents should treat sports and unconventional interests as an investment rather than an expense, giving children the safe space to explore their true passions without the fear of failure. Discipline and Commitment Over Raw Talent: True success requires deep discipline and devotion. In an academy setting, a dedicated and highly committed player is always preferable to a naturally talented but uncommitted one. Overcoming Mental Health Stigma: Mental illness is a common, treatable ailment that can affect anyone from adolescents to the elderly. Early intervention, breaking the silence, and speaking to a therapist are key to navigating high-pressure environments. The Power of Lead-by-Example Parenting: Children emulate what their parents do rather than what they say. To pass down core values like humility and discipline, both parents must be on the same page and act out the language they preach. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro & Deepika's Early Ambitions 01:07 - Values Instilled by Sports 02:44 - Screen Time vs. Physical Activity 03:45 - Teamwork & Handling Defeat 04:49 - Mistake: Forcing Kids into Choices 07:32 - Advice on Unconventional Careers 09:28 - Liking something vs. True Passion 11:08 - Raising Deepika & Anisha 13:56 - Why Today's Kids Are Smarter 16:33 - The Power of Unified Parental Support 17:35 - Deepika’s Mental Health Journey 20:19 - Breaking the Stigma of Depression 21:11 - Lessons on Success & Pressure 23:44 - Youth Mental Health Challenges 26:39 - Playing 18-Year-Olds at Age 7 28:23 - Training Without Coaches or Videos 29:47 - National Champion at Age 16 31:25 - Early Financial & Funding Hardships 33:08 - Finding the Core Internal Drive 35:03 - The 7-Year International Struggle 46:30 - Lowest Moment: Losing as World No. 1 48:12 - Overtraining & Bouncing Back 50:54 - Life Lesson: Stop Complaining 01:05:10 - Balancing Speed & Precision 01:05:52 - Deception & Wrist Work Secrets 01:07:20 - What the Academy Evaluates: The 4 Ds 01:09:21 - Discipline Over Raw Talent 01:13:40 - Staying Humble Despite Success 01:15:00 - Action vs. Words in Parenting 01:16:17 - Conclusion 👇 Connect with Guest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/popular/prakash-padukone/ 👇 Connect with Rodrigo and Something Bigger LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodrigocanelas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodrigocanelas TikTok: https://www.tiktok/@rodrigo_canelas Web: https://www.somethingbigger.com X: https://x.com/rodrigo_canelas 🎬 Production Team Host: Rodrigo Canelas Video Editor (Long-Format): Rishabh Gupta Video Editor (Short-Form): Vishal Meena Thumbnail design: Aniket Singh Content Producer: Arsh Khan #PrakashPadukone #DeepikaPadukone #BadmintonChampion #MentalHealthAwareness #ParentingAdvice #LiveLoveLaugh

  8. 25 May

    She Read My Numerology Live and I Was Shocked! ft. Dr Sheelaa M Bajaj

    In this insightful episode of Something Bigger, we dive deep into the ancient science of Numerology, exploring how your birth date and name hold the blueprint to your personality, relationships, and ultimate life path. We break down the distinct traits of numbers 1 through 8, the profound impact of planetary energies like Mars and Rahu, and how simple shifts, like name corrections and balancing missing elements with colors and crystals, can radically alter your personal luck and well-being. About the Guest: Sheela Sheela is a highly acclaimed numerologist, intuitive consultant, and spiritual mentor known for bridging the gap between ancient metaphysical sciences and modern life strategy. With years of experience decoding the unseen energies that govern human behavior, she specializes in personalized birth-chart mapping, name corrections, and element-balancing. Sheela’s unique approach blends traditional Indian Vedic numerology with Chinese elemental systems, helping thousands of corporate leaders, families, and individuals realign their frequencies, dissolve hidden karmic blocks, and unlock their true wealth and personal potential. Highlights The Blueprint of Birth Numbers: Discover how your birth date shapes your core personality, from the natural command of Number 1s to the deep sensitivity and intuition of Number 2s. The 3 Types of Luck: Understand the delicate balance between Heaven’s luck, Earth luck, and Personal luck, and why your mindset and aura dictate how you navigate life. The "Disruptors" & "Achievers": A deep dive into the unique struggles of Numbers 4, 7, and 8, why they face intense challenges, abandonment wounds, or targeted blame, and how they can overcome them. The Power of Name Correction: Learn why you are identified by your name's vibration rather than just your birth date, and how minor phonetic adjustments on social media can unlock better energy without changing legal documents. Activating Wealth Elements: How to find the missing elements in your numerology chart and use practical remedies, like wooden accessories, specific colors, and cleansed crystals—to trigger abundance. Timestamps 00:04 - Introduction to Numerology & Planetary Influences 01:58 - The 3 Types of Luck: Heaven, Earth, and Personal 06:12 - Cultivating Personal Luck, Mindset, and Aura 08:03 - Balancing Male and Female Energies in Your Chart 11:38 - Birth Numbers vs. Life Path Numbers 13:41 - Core Traits: The Leaders (1) and The Nurturers (2) 17:42 - The Intelligent Disruptors: Understanding Number 4s 19:32 - Innovation & Abundance: The Traits of Number 5s 23:04 - Breaking the Cycle: The Scapegoat Struggle of Number 7s 24:50 - Success Through Struggle: The Discipline of Number 8s 28:32 - How to Adjust Your Name for Personal Empowerment 30:08 - A Parent's Story: Realignment and Overcoming Labels 35:26 - The Rules of Name Changes & Phonetic Consistency 38:50 - Lucky Numbers vs. Hidden Karmic Struggles 44:38 - Reading the Wealth Chart: Activating Earth and Wood Elements 50:02 - The Chinese Numerological System & The Power of Colors 51:39 - Healing with Crystals, Rose Quartz, and Rudraksha 55:02 - Activating Home Energy: The Northwest & Southwest Sectors 56:44 - Final Message: Balancing Intensity with Emotional Well-being 👇 Connect with Sheela YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8KMHFmR0PJ78KdRhESTKAQ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheelaambajaj/?hl=en Website: https://sheelaa.com/ 👇 Connect with Rodrigo and Something Bigger LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rodrigocanelas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rodrigocanelas TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rodrigo_canelas Web: https://www.somethingbigger.com X: https://x.com/rodrigo_canelas 🎬 Production Team Host: Rodrigo Canelas Video Editor (Long-Format): Rishabh Gupta Video Editor (Short-Form): Vishal Meena Thumbnail Design: Aniket Singh Content Producer: Arsh Khan

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  • Creator
    Rodrigo Canelas
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    181
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Rodrigo Canelas
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