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Welcome to Satsang, a podcast that brings the timeless wisdom of the Ramayana, Bhagvad Gita, Upanishads, and other spiritual texts in simple Hindi for today’s generation. Through stories, teachings, and reflections, we explore lessons of bhakti, satya, and sadhana to help you connect with Sanatan values and apply them in daily life. Whether starting your spiritual journey or deepening your practice, let this podcast be your guide to inspiration and inner growth. #Satsang #Ramayana #BhagvadGita #Upanishads #SanatanDharma #HindiPodcast #Spirituality #Bhakti #Sadhana #AdiShankaracharya

  1. 1d ago

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 3 (Part 2)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 3 (Part 2) In this episode of Srimad Bhaagwat Mahapuran, we explore the profound wisdom of Vidura Neeti, one of the most insightful discussions on dharma, leadership, ethics, and righteous living found in the Mahabharata. As the devastating Kurukshetra War approaches, King Dhritarashtra finds himself unable to sleep, troubled by anxiety and the consequences of the decisions being taken by his family. His inner turmoil is deeply connected to his attachment to his son Duryodhana, whose ambition, greed, and hostility toward the Pandavas have pushed the kingdom toward destruction. Seeking guidance, Dhritarashtra turns to Mahatma Vidura, whose wisdom is rooted in truth and dharma. Vidura does not flatter the king or tell him what he wants to hear. Instead, he fearlessly explains the consequences of blind attachment, greed, injustice, favoritism, and uncontrolled desires. Vidura teaches that true strength does not come from wealth, armies, political influence, or royal power. The real strength of a ruler lies in justice, integrity, self-control, compassion, and the ability to distinguish right from wrong. A leader who sacrifices dharma for personal attachment may temporarily protect those close to him, but ultimately brings destruction upon himself and his entire kingdom. Vidura repeatedly urges Dhritarashtra to control Duryodhana and return the Pandavas their rightful share of the kingdom. He warns that ignoring injustice for the sake of family attachment will inevitably lead to conflict and suffering. His words reveal an important truth: when personal relationships come into conflict with dharma, righteousness must prevail. Although Dhritarashtra listens to Vidura's profound counsel, his attachment prevents him from acting upon it. This inability to choose dharma over affection becomes one of the important causes leading to the great tragedy of Kurukshetra. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode brings the timeless teachings of Vidura Neeti closer to modern listeners. Its lessons are relevant not only to kings and leaders, but to every individual—teaching us how to control desires, make ethical decisions, deal with power responsibly, and choose truth over personal attachment. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh3 #ViduraNeeti #Vidura #Dhritarashtra #Duryodhana #Mahabharata #Dharma #Leadership #Ethics #SelfControl #SanatanDharma #Spirituality #Krishna #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #Bhakti

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 3 (Part 2)

  2. 4d ago

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 3 (Part 1)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 3 (Part 1) In this episode of Srimad Bhaagwat Mahapuran, we explore one of the most heart-touching examples of pure devotion (Bhakti)—the beautiful meeting between Bhagwan Shri Krishna and Vidura. When Bhagwan Krishna arrives in Hastinapur as a peace messenger, Duryodhana prepares a grand royal feast to welcome Him. Yet Krishna chooses not to accept the lavish hospitality offered with pride and political intention. Instead, He lovingly visits the humble home of Vidura, whose heart is filled with genuine devotion and love for the Lord. Vidura and his wife, overwhelmed with joy upon seeing Krishna at their doorstep, are unable to contain their emotions. In the intensity of their devotion, they lose all awareness of the surroundings. While offering bananas to Krishna, Sulabha becomes so absorbed in divine love that she unknowingly offers the banana peels instead of the fruit. Krishna, however, accepts them with immense delight, seeing not the material value of the offering but the love and devotion behind it. This beautiful episode conveys one of the most important teachings of Bhakti: Bhagwan does not measure an offering by its cost or grandeur, but by the purity of the heart with which it is offered. A simple offering made with sincere love can be more precious to Bhagwan than the greatest riches offered with pride or selfish motives. The episode also reminds us that true devotion is free from ego, calculation, and expectation. Vidura's humble home becomes more sacred than a royal palace because it is filled with genuine love for Bhagwan. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode helps listeners understand the essence of Nishkama Bhakti—devotion without expectation. It inspires us to approach Bhagwan with humility and sincerity, reminding us that even the simplest act, when performed with pure love, can become an offering to the Divine. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh3 #Krishna #Vidura #Bhakti #NishkamaBhakti #Sulabha #Dharma #SanatanDharma #KrishnaBhakti #Spirituality #Devotion #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #BhaktiYoga

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 3 (Part 1)

  3. Aug 13

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 4)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 4) In this episode of Srimad Bhaagwat Mahapuran, we explore a fascinating spiritual lesson on the mysterious power of Bhagwan's Maya (Divine Illusion). Through a beautiful story associated with Bhagwan Shri Krishna and His dear friend Sudama, we gain a deeper understanding of how easily the soul becomes absorbed in the temporary world and forgets its eternal relationship with the Divine. Desiring to understand the true nature of Maya, Sudama requests Bhagwan Shri Krishna to reveal it to him. With a gentle smile, Krishna leads him to the sacred Gomti River for a ritual bath. As Sudama enters the water, an extraordinary sequence of events unfolds. Swept away by a sudden flood, he finds himself in an unfamiliar kingdom, where destiny unexpectedly crowns him king. He marries, builds a family, rules a prosperous kingdom, experiences joy and sorrow, and lives what appears to be an entire lifetime. Years pass, attachments deepen, responsibilities grow, and the memories of Krishna gradually fade away. When tragedy strikes and Sudama is about to lose everything, he instinctively cries out to Bhagwan Shri Krishna. In that very moment, the illusion disappears. Sudama emerges from the waters of the Gomti River to find Krishna standing exactly where He had been moments earlier. What felt like decades of life had passed in only an instant. Through this remarkable story, the Bhaagwat teaches that the material world, though it appears completely real, is temporary and ever-changing. Wealth, power, relationships, success, and even the passage of time are all influenced by Maya, which causes the soul to forget its true spiritual identity. Only the remembrance of Bhagwan enables one to awaken from this illusion and realize the eternal truth. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode beautifully explains one of the deepest philosophical teachings of Sanatan Dharma. It reminds us that while we must perform our worldly responsibilities with sincerity, our heart should remain anchored in the remembrance of Bhagwan, for His divine grace alone helps us transcend Maya and attain lasting peace. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh2 #Krishna #Sudama #Maya #Bhakti #HariNaam #Narayana #SanatanDharma #Spirituality #SelfRealization #Vairagya #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #KrishnaBhakti #DivineWisdom

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 4)

  4. Aug 10

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 3)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 3) In this episode of Srimad Bhaagwat Mahapuran, Shukadev Ji Maharaj continues to guide King Parikshit on one of life's most profound truths—the importance of living with the constant awareness that our time in this world is limited. This awareness is not meant to create fear, but to awaken wisdom, devotion, and a sense of purpose. To illustrate this timeless teaching, we reflect upon a beautiful incident from the life of Sant Eknath Maharaj. A sincere seeker once approached the saint and asked how one could remain constantly absorbed in the remembrance of Bhagwan despite the countless distractions of worldly life. Instead of answering immediately, Sant Eknath told him that he had only seven days left to live. The man's entire perspective changed. The desires, worries, ambitions, and conflicts that had once occupied his mind suddenly lost all significance. He forgave those who had wronged him, gave up unnecessary attachments, and spent every moment remembering and chanting the holy names of Bhagwan. When Sant Eknath returned after seven days and asked whether worldly thoughts had disturbed him, the man replied that he had thought only of death and God. Smiling, Sant Eknath revealed the profound secret: one who remembers the certainty of death naturally learns to remember Bhagwan. This beautiful story echoes the very essence of Shukadev Ji's teachings to King Parikshit. The awareness of life's impermanence is not a cause for despair—it is a powerful reminder to live consciously, forgive freely, reduce attachment, and dedicate every moment to devotion. When we remember that this human life is temporary, we begin to value what is truly eternal. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode beautifully connects the wisdom of the Srimad Bhaagwat with the teachings of the great saints of India. It inspires us to transform the fear of death into a life of devotion, compassion, self-reflection, and constant remembrance of Bhagwan Shri Hari. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh2 #Shukadev #KingParikshit #SantEknath #Bhakti #HariNaam #Krishna #Narayana #Vairagya #Meditation #SanatanDharma #Spirituality #Moksha #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #SelfRealization

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 3)

  5. Aug 7

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 2)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 2) In this episode of Srimad Bhaagwat Mahapuran, Shukadev Ji Maharaj continues his profound instructions to King Parikshit, explaining how a person should prepare for the final moments of life. His teachings are not meant only for those who are about to die—they serve as a timeless guide for every spiritual seeker who wishes to live with awareness, purpose, and devotion. Shukadev begins by teaching that the first step toward liberation is to overcome the fear of death. Fear arises from attachment to the temporary body, possessions, relationships, and worldly identity. A wise person gradually develops vairagya (detachment), realizing that the soul is eternal while the body is merely a temporary dwelling. He advises the seeker to withdraw from unnecessary worldly distractions and dedicate their remaining time entirely to spiritual realization. The next step is the discipline of yoga and meditation. Shukadev explains the importance of regulating the breath through pranayama, calming the restless mind, and withdrawing the senses from external objects. As the mind becomes steady, the seeker should meditate upon the Virat Rupa (Universal Form) of Bhagwan, recognizing His presence throughout the entire creation. This meditation gradually purifies the heart and prepares the mind for complete absorption in the Divine. Ultimately, Shukadev reveals that all spiritual disciplines culminate in Bhakti. Whether one meditates upon the Lord's universal form or lovingly chants His sacred names, the ultimate goal is to keep one's consciousness constantly fixed on Bhagwan Shri Hari. A life spent remembering Bhagwan naturally leads to remembering Him at the final moment, which the scriptures declare to be the highest perfection of human existence. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode beautifully explains the practical path from fear to fearlessness, from attachment to detachment, and from meditation to loving devotion. It reminds us that the preparation for death is, in truth, the preparation for living a meaningful, conscious, and spiritually fulfilled life. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh2 #Shukadev #KingParikshit #Bhakti #Vairagya #Pranayama #Meditation #ViratRupa #Narayana #Krishna #SanatanDharma #Spirituality #Moksha #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #SelfRealization

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 2)

  6. Aug 4

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 1)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 1) What should a person do when only a few days of life remain? This timeless question, asked by King Parikshit to Shukadev Ji Maharaj, forms the beginning of Skandh 2 of the Srimad Bhaagwat Mahapuran. Rather than prescribing rituals or worldly remedies, Shukadev reveals the eternal path to liberation, a path that is relevant not only at the time of death but throughout our entire life. Shukadev explains that the greatest mistake of human beings is to remain absorbed in temporary pleasures, forgetting the eternal nature of the soul. The first step toward spiritual awakening is Vairagya (detachment) understanding that the body, wealth, relationships, and possessions are temporary, while the Atman is immortal. By gradually letting go of worldly attachment, one becomes free from the fear of death. He then teaches the importance of meditation and concentration. A restless mind should first be steadied by contemplating the sacred syllable Om (Pranava) and meditating upon the Virat Rupa, the universal form of Bhagwan. Through disciplined control of the senses, breath, and mind, the seeker gradually turns inward toward the Supreme. Finally, Shukadev reveals the highest and most direct path Bhakti Yoga. He declares that the supreme duty of every human being is to hear (Shravanam), chant (Kirtanam), and constantly remember (Smaranam) the names, qualities, and divine pastimes of Bhagwan Shri Hari. Detachment and meditation prepare the mind, but loving devotion alone leads to complete peace and liberation. Shukadev reassures King Parikshit that even seven days are sufficient to attain the highest goal of life, provided one listens to the Srimad Bhaagwat with complete faith, surrender, and one-pointed devotion. His concluding message is one of the most profound teachings of Sanatan Dharma—that the greatest perfection of human life is to remember Bhagwan Narayana at the final moment of one's existence. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode beautifully explains how the wisdom of the Srimad Bhaagwat transforms our understanding of life, death, and spirituality. It reminds us that preparing for death is, in reality, learning how to live every moment in remembrance of Bhagwan. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh2 #KingParikshit #Shukadev #Bhakti #Shravanam #Kirtanam #Smaranam #Om #Vairagya #Narayana #Krishna #SanatanDharma #Spirituality #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #Moksha

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 2 (Part 1)

  7. Aug 1

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 1 (Part 13)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 1 (Part 13) In this episode of Srimad Bhaagwat Mahapuran, we witness a pivotal event that sets the stage for the entire narration of the Srimad Bhaagwat. The story revolves around King Parikshit, the righteous grandson of Arjuna, whose life takes a dramatic turn due to a single moment of anger and loss of self-control. While hunting in the forest, King Parikshit becomes exhausted, thirsty, and physically drained. In search of water, he arrives at the hermitage of Sage Shamika, hoping to receive hospitality and guidance. However, the sage is deeply absorbed in samadhi (deep meditation) and remains completely unaware of the king's presence. Mistaking the sage's silence for disrespect, Parikshit allows anger and pride to overpower his normally noble nature. In a moment of impulsive judgment, he notices a dead snake lying nearby and, using the tip of his bow, places it around the sage's neck as an act of mockery. Though seemingly a small act, it demonstrates how even a great and righteous person can momentarily lose discrimination when overcome by anger and ego. When Shringi, the young and spiritually powerful son of Sage Shamika, learns of the incident, he becomes enraged and pronounces a terrible curse: within seven days, King Parikshit will die after being bitten by Takshak, the king of serpents. Upon learning of the curse, Sage Shamika himself is deeply saddened. He condemns his son's impulsive reaction, explaining that a king like Parikshit was a righteous ruler and that excessive anger, even in the name of justice, leads to suffering. This episode conveys profound lessons about the dangers of uncontrolled anger, the importance of humility, and the far-reaching consequences of even a single impulsive action. It reminds us that self-mastery is one of the highest virtues on the spiritual path and that forgiveness and patience are greater than retaliation. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode helps listeners understand how a single moment of emotional weakness can alter the course of life, while also preparing the stage for one of the greatest spiritual discourses ever spoken—the divine narration of the Srimad Bhaagwat by Shukadev Ji to King Parikshit. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh1 #Parikshit #ShamikaRishi #Shringi #Takshak #Bhakti #Dharma #SanatanDharma #Krishna #Spirituality #SelfControl #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #Vairagya #SelfRealization

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 1 (Part 13)

  8. Jul 29

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 1 (Part 12)

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 1 (Part 12) In this concluding episode of Srimad Bhaagwat – Skandh 1, we witness the final earthly journey of the Pandavas, a moving account of renunciation, righteousness, and ultimate liberation. Having fulfilled their divine mission and realizing that Kali Yuga has begun with the departure of Bhagwan Shri Krishna, King Yudhishthira entrusts the kingdom to King Parikshit. Renouncing all royal comforts, he, along with Bhima, Arjuna, Nakula, Sahadeva, and Draupadi, embarks on the sacred Mahaprasthana—the Great Journey toward the Himalayas in pursuit of the Supreme. As they ascend the difficult mountain path, a mysterious dog begins to accompany them with unwavering loyalty. Along the way, Draupadi and each of the four Pandava brothers fall one after another. Yudhishthira compassionately explains that although each of them was virtuous, subtle traces of attachment, pride, or personal weakness still remained. These incidents remind us that even the noblest souls must transcend the finest forms of ego before attaining the highest spiritual state. Yudhishthira alone continues the journey, steadfast in truth, dharma, and detachment, accompanied only by the faithful dog. Upon reaching the gates of heaven, Indra invites him to ascend but asks him to abandon the dog. Refusing to forsake a loyal companion who had remained with him until the very end, Yudhishthira chooses compassion over personal reward. At that moment, the dog reveals himself to be Dharma Dev, the very deity of righteousness and Yudhishthira's divine father, who had come to test his unwavering commitment to dharma. Having passed the ultimate test of integrity, compassion, and selflessness, Yudhishthira enters heaven in his mortal body, becoming a timeless symbol of righteousness and ideal conduct. Presented in easy-to-understand Hindi, this episode concludes Skandh 1 by reminding us that true success in life is measured not by power, wealth, or achievement, but by unwavering adherence to dharma, compassion toward all beings, and complete surrender to Bhagwan. It beautifully teaches that those who remain steadfast in truth and righteousness ultimately attain the highest spiritual destination. #SrimadBhaagwat #BhaagwatMahapuran #Skandh1 #Mahaprasthana #Yudhishthira #Pandavas #Draupadi #Dharma #Krishna #Parikshit #Bhakti #Vairagya #SanatanDharma #Spirituality #Moksha #HindiPodcast #SpiritualPodcast #SatsangManthan #Sadhana #KrishnaBhakti

    Srimad Bhaagwat - Skandh 1 (Part 12)
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Welcome to Satsang, a podcast that brings the timeless wisdom of the Ramayana, Bhagvad Gita, Upanishads, and other spiritual texts in simple Hindi for today’s generation. Through stories, teachings, and reflections, we explore lessons of bhakti, satya, and sadhana to help you connect with Sanatan values and apply them in daily life. Whether starting your spiritual journey or deepening your practice, let this podcast be your guide to inspiration and inner growth. #Satsang #Ramayana #BhagvadGita #Upanishads #SanatanDharma #HindiPodcast #Spirituality #Bhakti #Sadhana #AdiShankaracharya

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  • Creator
    Bhagwandas
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    87
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    © Bhagwandas
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