In this heartfelt episode of The Life iz Beautiful Podcast, we explore a simple yet powerful truth — that no matter our differences, we all want the same thing: to be happy and free from suffering. Through everyday reflections and real-life moments, like a scene at the bank or a story from a conflict-torn community, we’re reminded how empathy begins with awareness. Join me for a gentle invitation to see each other more clearly — and connect beyond the labels.
"Where Does Happiness Really Come From?"
In this episode, we explore a timeless question: What truly makes us happy?
Is it money, success, power—or is it something much deeper?
Through gentle reflection and insight, we examine the myths of external happiness and the emotional challenges that arise when we’re caught in fear, anxiety, and self-doubt. More importantly, we uncover how courage, self-confidence, and an altruistic mindset can lead us toward genuine inner peace.
This episode is an invitation to turn inward, reconnect with your heart, and discover a source of happiness that doesn’t depend on changing circumstances.
Tune in for a calm, nourishing conversation that reminds you:
Happiness begins within.
In this episode, I discuss the fragility of human emotions and how they impact our overall well-being. Also, I explore how emotions are neurobiologically wired into us and how they can be influenced by external factors. The episode discusses the impact of emotional stress on our physical and emotional health, especially on the heart. The importance of recognizing and managing emotions is emphasized, and strategies for building emotional resilience, such as mindfulness and self-compassion, are suggested. The podcast also delves into how emotions and memories are interconnected and how managing emotions can impact our memories. Lastly, building a strong support network and seeking professional help when needed is encouraged. The episode ends with a reminder to stay positive and that life is beautiful.
In this episode of Life iz Beautiful podcast, I discuss the importance of contentment in our pursuit of happiness. In a world that constantly bombards us with messages telling us we need more, it's important to find joy in what we already have and cultivate a sense of gratitude. We explore how the competitive sense can drive us to constantly compare ourselves to others and how finding contentment in the present moment can bring us a deeper sense of fulfillment. Listen to this episode to learn more about the key to finding true happiness in life.
The Life is Beautiful podcast is a show hosted by Stanzin Wangdan that explores the beauty and importance of diversity in our world. Through thoughtful conversations and insights, Stanzin shares ways to embrace and celebrate differences, while also addressing the challenges and tensions that can arise. Listeners can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how to cultivate a culture of respect, empathy, and understanding towards others in order to create a more harmonious and beautiful world for everyone to live in.
Pure Love is not a gifted thing. We all have the seed to generate it naturally, which means everyone is subjective to experience pure Love.
In this episode of Lifeizbeautiful podcast, I shared with you my opinion of happiness that depends on physical things. If you found this episode helpful, please consider subscribing to this channel and sharing this episode.
Rejoicing in the happiness of others is a wonderful way to make ourselves happy easily. It just requires us to feel happy about another’s success and completion.
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Brief of the episode: Being rational and optimistic helps us to see a situation or a matter from a different angle, gives us a farsighted vision, makes us selfless in order to understand others. It gives us more space to wisely adopt a perfect angle to deal with the situation in a mutually beneficial way. Thus, it strengthens our relationships.
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In this Life is Beautiful session 2 episode 2 podcast I am talking about happiness that we always aspire to have.
As our existence is so diverse, so close is us from each other by sharing so many common physical and mental features. which makes us oneness.
This episode is about a poem which title is ”Do you still think I am a stranger?”. In our everyday life, we see many unknown people who we think are stranger as we don't know them. We don't know their name, what they do, and where do they form, etc. But there are many physical and psychological similarities that we share with each other.
