Episode 49: The Sacredness of Suffering with Mohan Ranga Rao

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SoulStirred: Stories of Growth And The Human Experience

Emily Garcia & Kasey Clark

52 episodes

1 month ago

At SoulStirred, we believe life is unfolding as it should and we're dedicated to telling the truth of our stories, while giving respect to all the characters. We will surface the million tiny moments that have shaped us. We are opening our hearts and inviting you in. Each week, we’ll come together, sometimes with other incredible thinkers, creators, and adventurers — to generously share stories of self-discovery, recovery, triumph and what it means to live life on purpose. We will delve into the fabric of life to explore the threads that weave our stories of growth, failure, faults and magnificence- the tapestry of the human experience.

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Episode 49: The Sacredness of Suffering with Mohan Ranga Rao

SoulStirred: Stories of Growth And The Human Experience

21 minutes

6 months ago

Episode 49: The Sacredness of Suffering with Mohan Ranga Rao

In this episode of SoulStirred, hosts Emily Garcia and Kasey Clark engage in a profound conversation with Mohan Ranga Rao, a businessman and author, who shares his journey of grief, transformation, and the sacredness of suffering. Mohan recounts the challenges he faced after the birth of his blind daughter, Yogita, and how her life and untimely death reshaped his understanding of gratitude and purpose. Through storytelling, Mohan emphasizes the importance of embracing suffering as a pathway to growth and the power of gratitude in everyday life. His insights encourage listeners to reflect on their own experiences and find meaning in their journeys.

Check out Mohan's books here:
Myopia: A Father’s Journey into Love, Loss, and Sight Beyond Vision
Connect further with Mohan
https://www.amopia.co/