Welcome to another episode of our Bhagavad Gita series with Amish and Bhavna!
In this thought-provoking episode of the Bhagavad Gita podcast series, Amish and Bhavna dive deep into Chapter 16, Verse 4—a chapter that explores the divine and demoniac qualities.
This discussion begins with a reflection on what Bhagavad Gita has to say about those who may possess demoniac characteristics as listed in Chapter 16, Verse 4. They have in them- hypocrisy, arrogance, conceit, anger, harshness and ignorance.
They then discuss the term many of us are familiar with today: Whataboutery.
And is it always wrong?Together, Amish and Bhavna unpack how:
Whataboutery often surfaces during arguments or conflicts, especially in relationships. Instead of sticking to the issue, we tend to shift focus by calling out past actions or hypocrisy.The concept isn't inherently negative—calling out hypocrisy is valid when done with self-awareness.Double standards, arrogance, and blame-shifting are not a virtue and Gita warns us against it. In relationships, self-reflection and fair communication go much further than clever comebacks.
Amish also reflects that Whataboutery can, in some cases, be a valid form of accountability—as long as it's not rooted in double hypocrisy.
Join us as we explore how the ancient wisdom of the Gita remains deeply relevant to modern emotional, social, and moral dilemmas.
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Join Amish and Bhavna in this compelling episode of the Bhagavad Gita podcast series as they dive deep into Chapter 2, Verse 31—a pivotal moment where Krishna urges Arjuna to embrace his duty as a warrior without hesitation. The discussion explores what it truly means to follow a warrior’s code, drawing parallels between the Gita’s teachings and the legendary Bushido code of the Japanese Samurai, which emphasized virtues like honour, courage, and loyalty12.
The conversation journeys through the Pashtunwali code, an ancient set of unwritten rules that shapes Pashtun society, emphasizing honour, hospitality, and justice. Amish and Bhavna contrast these traditions with the approach of Turkic soldiers, highlighting the difference between mere fighters and true warriors—those who live by a code and uphold a higher standard of conduct.
The episode also examines the consequences of misunderstanding cultural codes, using America’s experience in Afghanistan as a case study in how failing to respect local customs and values can lead to profound mistakes. Through these stories and insights, listeners are invited to reflect on the timeless relevance of the warrior’s code, the importance of understanding the “enemy,” and the universal quest for honour and righteousness in every culture.
Tune in for an enriching conversation that blends ancient wisdom with contemporary lessons, offering a fresh perspective on duty, identity, and the meaning of being a true warrior.
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https://gitajourney.com/2011/10/30/bhagavad-gita-verse-31-chapter-2/
https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/shrimad-bhagavad-gita/d/doc419769.html
http://thepukhtunkhwa.blogspot.com/2013/06/the-code-of-pashtunwali.html
https://www.churchofasphodel.org/kob/bushido-the-warrior-code-of-the-samurai.html
https://cittabhavanayoga.wordpress.com/2014/11/14/sutra-study-bhagavad-gita-chapter-2-verse-31-53/
https://mai-ko.com/travel/japanese-history/samurai/bushido-the-code-of-samurai/
Join Amish and Bhavna as they dive deep into the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, exploring Chapter 1, Verse 23. In this episode, they unravel the concepts of Shatrubodh (understanding the enemy) and Swayambodh (understanding oneself), drawing rich connections between the Mahabharata, Ramayana, and contemporary issues.What to Expect in This Episode:
Scriptural Insights: Discover the significance of Arjuna’s dilemma in the Kurukshetra battlefield and how it relates to knowing both the adversary and oneself.
Historical Parallels: Explore how these themes echo through the Mahabharata (where the shatru was within the family) and Ramayana (where the united family fought against an outside enemy), offering lessons that are still relevant today.
Modern Reflections:Amish and Bhavna discuss the importance of Shatrubodh and Swayambodh in the context of the India-Pakistan war and ongoing relations, highlighting why understanding both the external and internal battles is crucial for individuals and nations.
Personal Growth: Learn how the ancient teachings of the Gita can help us navigate conflicts, make better decisions, and foster self-awareness.
Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that bridges the past and present, helping you understand not just the world around you, but also the world within.
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In this episode of Amish and Bhavna’s Bhagavad Gita Series, we dive deep into Chapter 10, Verse 38, exploring the profound themes of secrets, authenticity, and the transformative power of silence.
Lord Krishna declares:"Amongst secrets, I am silence, and in the wise, I am their wisdom."
Keeping Someone’s Secret:Being trusted with someone’s secret is a true test of character. It means you are their safe space—a person with whom they can unburden their heart. The ability to hold someone’s confidence is a rare and beautiful quality.
Telling Someone Your Secret:Sharing your own secret is like handing someone a microphone and hoping they’ll never use it. Yet, we all need to unburden ourselves. It’s essential to have at least one safe space, chosen with care. When we hide everything from everyone, we end up living as two versions of ourselves:
The outward persona we show the world
The inward self who knows the truth
This split can make us feel like we’re always acting, even around those closest to us. Over time, the gap between these two selves widens, and we may lose sight of who we truly are—much like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
The Power of Silence:But the Gita also teaches us about the strength found in silence. In today’s noisy, information-overloaded world, silence is rare and powerful. Practicing silence—whether through mindfulness, meditation, or simply pausing before we respond—gives us clarity, helps us process information, and allows us to connect more deeply with ourselves and others. Silence can prevent unnecessary conflicts and become a source of inner strength and understanding.
Join us as we reflect on:
How secrets shape our relationships and sense of self
The importance of authenticity in a world full of masks
The profound wisdom and peace that silence can bring
Welcome to another episode of our Bhagavad Gita series with Amish and Bhavna!
In this thought-provoking discussion, Amish and Bhavna explore the deeper meanings of two powerful shlokas from the Gita—Chapter 16, Verse 3 and Chapter 10, Verse 38.
They begin by unpacking the divine qualities listed in Chapter 16, Verse 3, focusing especially on kṣamā (forgiveness). While forgiveness is considered a divine virtue, they reflect on how indiscriminate forgiveness—especially towards those who repeatedly do wrong—can lead to chaos. The conversation emphasizes that true wisdom sometimes requires ensuring that wrong actions have consequences, so important lessons are learned and justice is upheld.
Moving to Chapter 10, Verse 38, the discussion delves into Krishna’s declaration: “I am just punishment amongst the means of preventing lawlessness and proper conduct amongst those who seek victory.” This verse highlights the necessity of appropriate discipline and the role of statesmanship in society. Amish and Bhavna connect this to current events, discussing how some activists advocate for peace with Pakistan, but question whether such gestures are deserved without genuine change or accountability for past actions.
Join us for a nuanced conversation that blends ancient wisdom with contemporary relevance, challenging us to rethink forgiveness, justice, and the true meaning of peace.
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Join acclaimed author Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy in this 26th episode, as they dive deep into the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, connecting its ancient teachings to the complexities of modern dating and relationships. In this episode, they explore Chapter 16, Verse 21—a verse that warns against the destructive forces of lust, anger, and greed—and reveal how these age-old pitfalls manifest in today’s world of social media, dating apps, and shifting gender roles.
Modern Dating & Social Media Gimmicks: Discover how the pursuit of instant gratification, superficial connections, and viral trends on dating platforms echo the Gita’s caution about the gateways to self-destruction.
Role Reversal in Relationships: Amish and Bhavna discuss the rise of role reversals, where traditional expectations for men and women are being challenged, and how this impacts relationship satisfaction and societal perceptions
If you’re curious about how ancient spiritual wisdom can illuminate today’s relationship dilemmas, or if you want practical advice on navigating love in the digital age, this episode is for you. Let Amish and Bhavna help you see dating, love, and self-growth through the lens of the Bhagavad Gita.
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In this thought-provoking 25th episode of the Bhagavad Gita series, Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy explore Chapter 17, Verse 15, diving deep into the power of speech, the intent behind our words, and the subtle line between honesty and harm.
They discuss:
The concept of white lies — are they justified?
Why the truth should be spoken with love, but not avoided.
How the inability to face the truth can leave us vulnerable — as seen in the Mahabharata with Duryodhan and Shakuni.
The true strength of mind and character it takes to hear and speak the truth.
This episode blends timeless wisdom with real-life relevance — reminding us that what we say, and why we say it, shapes not just our relationships, but our destiny.
Listen in for a compelling blend of ancient philosophy, modern psychology, and storytelling.
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Join Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy in the 24th episode of their Bhagavad Gita series as they delve into Chapter 11, Verse 32, a pivotal moment in the Vishwaroop Darshan of Lord Krishna. This profound shloka, famously misquoted by Oppenheimer during the creation of the atomic bomb, is often misunderstood. Amish and Bhavna explore the deeper meaning of the word "Kaal," which signifies not only death but also time itself. Gain fresh insights into this powerful verse and discover how it reveals the eternal, all-encompassing nature of the divine, offering profound lessons on the cycles of life and the essence of existence.
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In this enlightening twenty third episode of the Bhagavad Gita series, Bhavna Roy and Amish Tripathi delve into Chapter 6, Verse 16 of the Bhagavad Gita, a shloka that emphasizes the importance of moderation and balance in life. The discussion explores:
Why the Middle Path, as taught in both the Gita and Buddhism, is the most sustainable way to live.The four stages of sleep – what ancient wisdom and modern science tell us.How much sleep is enough for a healthy mind and body.The dangers of extremism in habits, whether in indulgence or austerity.A reflection on recent remarks by some Indian CEOs calling for longer working hours – what would Lord Krishna say?
This conversation is not just spiritual—it’s deeply relevant to modern life, work culture, and well-being. Whether you’re a seeker, a professional, or simply curious, this episode offers timeless wisdom with practical applications.
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In this twenty-second episode of the Bhagavad Gita Series, Amish Tripathi and Bhavna dive into Chapter 2, Verse 14 of the Bhagavad Gita, exploring the profound teachings on the effects of excessive pleasure and pain. The discussion focuses on how we can achieve equanimity (sam bhava) amidst life’s highs and lows.
Amish and Bhavna also shed light on the three types of pleasures described in the Gita: Tamsik (like alcohol, drugs etc), Rajsik (like smelling a flower, listening to good music etc), and Sattvik (like sewa, gaining knowledge etc). Understanding these can help us make better choices in our journey of self-mastery.
Tune in to gain insights on how to manage our desires, emotions, and inner peace in the pursuit of spiritual growth.
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In this powerful twenty-first episode of the Bhagavad Gita with Amish & Bhavna, we explore Chapter 1, Verses 34 and 35—verses that reflect Arjuna’s deep inner conflict at the edge of a great war. Recorded before the recent terror attacks by Pakistan in Pahalgam and the Indian Armed Forces’ retaliatory strikes on Pakistani terrorist bases & military installations, this discussion feels even more timely today.
Amish and Bhavna delve into the eternal dilemma—when should we fight, and when should we choose peace? Drawing parallels from India’s own history—from the trauma of Partition to the strategic brilliance of Chanakya—they reflect on how no war can be won through brute force alone, nor can peace be sustained without the courage to stand firm when values are under threat.
This episode reminds us that the path of righteousness often demands a blend of dialogue and deterrence, non-violence and action.
Join us as we explore the layered wisdom of the Gita and its echoes in the world we live in today.
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In the twentieth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series, Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy delve into Chapter 2, Verse 57—a powerful teaching on how to remain unshaken by life's ups and downs.
Amish and Bhavna explore how true wisdom lies in detachment—not in indifference, but in emotional resilience.
Using inspiring modern-day examples like Rishabh Pant and Shikhar Dhawan, who continued to play and grow despite personal and professional setbacks, and the incredible story of Sudha Chandran, who danced again after losing a leg, this episode connects timeless wisdom to today's world.
They also contrast the reactions of iconic figures from our itihas & puranas — Lord Ram versus Raavan, and Lord Krishna versus Shakuni — to adversity. What makes one rise while another falls into self-destruction?
If you’ve ever asked, "Why me?" or struggled with personal loss, this episode offers clarity, inspiration, and spiritual insight from the Gita itself.
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In the nineteenth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series, Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy explore the final shloka, Chapter 18, Verse 78, where Sanjaya declares that wherever the greatest master and the greatest disciple come together, there will be splendour and victory. This profound verse highlights the essence of the Guru-Shishya Parampara, a tradition where the guru does not provide ready-made answers but instead guides the disciple from darkness to light. Amish and Bhavna contrast this with modern teaching methods, emphasizing the active role of the disciple, who must approach the journey with curiosity, humility, and a willingness to explore. They also reflect on the cultural practice of touching elders' feet as a subtle way of fostering humility in our tradition. Discover timeless lessons on learning, mentorship, and growth in this enriching episode.
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In the eighteenth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series, Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy discuss Chapter 18, Verses 72 and 73, focusing on the power and challenge of habits. Despite Lord Krishna’s insistence that Arjuna listen carefully, Arjuna later forgets much of what he learned, prompting Krishna to recite the Anu Gita—a summary of the Bhagavad Gita that is intriguingly longer, with 1,000 verses compared to the Gita’s 700. Amish and Bhavna delve into how deeply ingrained habits, both physical and emotional, can overshadow conscious living. Drawing on wisdom from the Buddha, they discuss how breaking free from habitual patterns allows for a more mindful and intentional life.
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In the seventeenth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series, Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy delve into Chapter 1, Verses 7 and 8, which list the great warriors on the Kaurava side of the battlefield. Among them is Vikarna, the lone truth-teller among Duryodhana’s brothers, who opposed the humiliation of Draupadi yet remained loyal to his brother. Amish and Bhavna draw a fascinating comparison to Kumbhakarna from the Ramayana, another character torn between loyalty and righteousness. Together, they explore the complexities of morality, duty, and familial bonds in these epic tales.
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Join Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy in the sixteenth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series as they discuss Chapter 5, Verses 1 and 4, where Arjuna questions whether Sanyaas (the path of renunciation) is superior to Karma Yog (working with devotion). Lord Krishna explains that both paths lead to the same ultimate goal when followed with sincerity. Renunciation is not about escaping life’s challenges but mastering desires and remaining detached. Amish and Bhavna explore inspiring examples of great kings who ruled with diligence while maintaining God-consciousness, illustrating the essence of Vairagya—mastery over desire. Gain profound insights into finding balance between action and inner peace in this enriching episode.
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Join Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy in the fifteenth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series as they discuss Chapter 6, Verses 34 and 35, where Arjuna laments the restless nature of the mind. Lord Krishna responds with timeless wisdom, explaining that through consistent practice and detachment, the mind can be mastered. Drawing parallels to Malcolm Gladwell’s Outliers, Amish and Bhavna explore how greatness is often achieved through dedication, with the "10,000-hour rule" serving as a benchmark for mastery. Discover practical insights into harnessing the power of focus and discipline to achieve excellence in this inspiring episode.
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Join Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy in the fourteenth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series as they discuss the opening verse of the Gita, Chapter 1, Verse 1. In this shloka, Dhritarashtra asks Sanjay to describe the battlefield, subtly absolving himself of responsibility for the war he helped bring about. Amish and Bhavna draw fascinating parallels with Lady Macbeth from Shakespeare’s Macbeth, exploring themes of guilt and denial. They also delve into the term Yuyutsavah, meaning “desiring to fight,” and the story of Yuyutsu, Dhritarashtra’s son who changes sides, akin to Vibhishan in the Ramayana. Discover the profound layers of meaning in this pivotal opening verse and its timeless lessons.
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Join Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy in the thirteenth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series as they explore Chapter 14, Verse 5, which delves into the three gunas—Sattva (goodness), Rajas (passion), and Tamas (ignorance)—that exist within all of us. They discuss how each guna has a purpose, teaching us the importance of balancing stillness, drive, and rest in our lives. Explaining the concept using a story from Swami Mukundanda’s commentary on the Bhagavad Gita and drawing parallels from the movie Lakshya, Amish and Bhavna explore how these states influence our actions and transformations, such as moving from tamas to rajas. Discover timeless lessons on self-awareness and growth in this fascinating episode.
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Join Amish Tripathi and Bhavna Roy in the twelfth episode of their Bhagavad Gita series as they discuss Chapter 4, Verse 40, which explores faith and the doubting nature. Lord Krishna teaches that excessive doubt leads to suffering and stagnation, as skeptical souls find no happiness. While doubt can be valuable for seeking answers, it must not become an endless cycle. Amish and Bhavna delve into the importance of finding balance between skepticism and trust, reflecting on how modern relationships often suffer from trust issues. Discover timeless wisdom on cultivating faith while maintaining discernment in this insightful episode.
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