Thinking Bhakti

• Why a Scientist Left Academia in Search of the Truth | Thinking Bhakti Podcast EP38

  From Neuroscience to the Ashram: Swami Anashuya’s Unconventional JourneyIn this deeply personal and wide-ranging conversation, Swami Anashuya shares his search for truth—from childhood questions about death and the soul to rigorous studies in biochemistry and neuroscience. After walking away from academia, he explored shamanic traditions in the rainforest, vibrational healing, and New Age practices, only to find that none could offer the clarity or heart-opening love he was seeking.Watch Thinking Bhakti on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@SwamiRevatikaantaofficial

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• Hinduism in the West with Pandit Krishna Kripa Dasa | Thinking Bhakti Podcast EP37

  Pandit Krishna Kripa Dasa – Hindu priest, author, lecturer, and President of the Hindu Federation of Spain – shares inspiring insights into his efforts to unify the different Hindu traditions in Spain as well as in Europe.He speaks about the differences with other religions, the challenges he faces, and the many beautiful teachings he has learned over the years in this role. He emphasizes the importance of using common sense to support this work.Watch Thinking Bhakti on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@SwamiRevatikaantaofficial

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• Becoming Yourself Through Music | Thinking Bhakti Podcast EP36

  Meet Mahesh Kale, an Indian-American classical vocalist and playback singer renowned for his specialization in Indian Classical music, sharing deep insights into his life. He is one of the most prominent Indian Classical musicians of the new generation.How did it all start for him to develop such a passion for music? What does it mean to travel around the world, and how can someone develop such a love for music?His answers are fascinating, and in the end, he gives everyone hope by sharing that basically, everyone can sing—but one main ingredient is needed.Watch Thinking Bhakti on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@SwamiRevatikaantaofficial

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• The History & Evolution of Yoga | Thinking Bhakti Podcast EP35

  In this episode with Shandilya, we dive into the true essence of yoga, exploring its connection to God, the role of intention, and the evolution of its practices. The discussion starts by challenging modern perceptions of yoga, highlighting the importance of understanding it as a conscious path towards God. The conversation contrasts Patanjali's classical yoga, emphasizing its practical structure, with the deeper, spiritual aspects taught in the Bhagavad Gita. The hosts reflect on the essence of Bhakti Yoga and Atma Kriya, stressing that yoga is more than physical postures – it's about the relationship and devotion to the divine.The episode also touches on the challenges of navigating the modern yoga landscape, where the practice has often been stripped of its spiritual roots. The importance of Shaktipat (the divine initiation) in Atma Kriya is emphasized, showing how grace and divine connection are integral to truly understanding yoga. Ultimately, the conversation underscores that yoga, at its core, is about a relationship with the divine, not just physical outcomes, and invites listeners to explore different forms of yoga that go beyond the surface, leading to a deeper understanding and connection with God.Watch Thinking Bhakti on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@SwamiRevatikaantaofficial

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• The Need to Say No | Swami Revatikaanta

  When someone truly dives into the spiritual journey, they are faced with many pitfalls and challenges along the way. One of these is the need to avoid desires that entangle the individual further in mundane reality. But what if there is a much more common danger that can sabotage the journey even more, yet one is not fully aware of it? Listen to Swami Revatikaanta as he explains in this satsang the importance of recognizing this enemy as soon as possible, before it becomes too late to confront it and to avoid unnecessary suffering on the spiritual journey back to Sri Hari.Watch Thinking Bhakti on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@SwamiRevatikaantaofficial

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