Thank you Divyanshi for making this podcast possible. The way you navigate the conversation towards deeper insights is very inspiring and also the way you conclude and summarise is excellent. You are a highly skilled host with a deep understanding. Thank you so much, with gratitude and love.
Such a profound exploration of Lord Ganesha’s symbolism and significance! 🙏✨ Divyanshi’s insightful questions really brought out the depth of Manoj’s wisdom, especially when they discussed how Ganesha resides in the muladhara and how He holds everything together, even in chaos. The connection between Ganesha and stability during transformation truly resonated with me, as did the reminder that behind every obstacle lies His divine presence. Divyanshi’s thoughtful hmm throughout the podcast gives it a sense of presence and attentiveness, making the conversation feel alive and heartfelt. This podcast beautifully highlights the spiritual depth of Ganesha’s teachings. Thank you, Divyanshi and Manoj, for these enlightening insights!
The sharing in the video of seeing your parents in the universe really to sort of get rid of the dualitu touched me deeply. Thank you for this enriching podcast.
Beautiful, logical explanation of Ganesha...Ganesha and the muladhara...probably the first step to spiritual wisdom...the first step to our spiritual ascension...love the discussion on mantras towards the end and the beautiful graceful dance too. Thanks a ton dear Divyanshi and Manoj 🙏😊🪷🪷
Thank you so much divanshi and manoj... You both so beautifully integrate divine in daily living... Beautiful.... Seeing difficulties/obstacles as a path to divine.... Especially in palliative care... Where there is so much pain and suffering... Seeing that as path to divine... Thank you to both of you ....your dance also very graceful... Thank you...
Thank you for this wonderful podcast. It gives understanding about Sri Ganesh in comprehensive perspective and also in the light of spiritual evolution. Divyanshi’s tangent about the role of the Maa Parvati in the mandate given to the child and Manoj-da’s response to that question is very enlightening from my personal take. Entire podcast is very enriching. 🙏🏻
This was really insightful. It was such a delight to receive knowledge from both of you 🙏🏼🌸 Different aspects of spiritual journey was beautifully synthesised with Lord Ganesha 😇
I am cherishing very innovative style of this Podcast. Ganesha is bringing people together. We are obedient child of Mother Nature, Everybody has good intention. Remembrance the Divine in habits. We are always happy with this transformative learning community and both of your company. O Lord Ganesha! praying your blessings to enrich our journey🙏🙏
I would find it difficult to relate to the concept of Lord Ganapati. The story of His birth and appearance would somehow not appeal to my logic until I got clarity through this video. You have shared a wonderful perspective on Lord Ganapati. Thank you for that.
Manoj's answers are exceptional, showcasing his deep understanding of Lord Ganesha. But the way Divyanshi frames her questions makes it clear that she too has profound knowledge of Ganesha. Her ability to summarize Manoj’s thoughts is remarkable, reflecting not just her grasp of the subject but also her deep connection to it. Her subtle hmm throughout the conversation adds a sense of attentiveness and mindfulness, drawing listeners in and creating a truly engaging and intimate experience. This synergy between the host and guest makes the podcast a captivating journey into the wisdom of Ganesha.
🙏🏻 Divyanshi, Thi is wonderful. 🙏🏻. At one point of time in this podcast, (time stamp around 46:00 min) a reference comes about पितृदोष. Almost all astrologers and people knowing about this science considers पितृदोष in negative connotation. For example, पितृदोष happens due to bad karma towards ancestors (like: someone who was disobedient to paternal lineage in past birth(s). It is very radical & revolutionary view u shared when u said “पितृदोष comes to those who are kind hearted and sympathetic”. It would be of much help if there is more elaboration on this positive connotation about पितृदोष. Thank you.
Thank you for this very keen observation, Manoj ji 🌸. Essentially, have you read the story where Mother talks about how ordinarily we think that a rich person has a better karma than a poor person. From the point of view of evolution, some noble souls choose to be poor because that is more critical for their soul's evolution than being rich. We have to view life as evolution and the one's who contribute the most to evolution of consciousness the one's progressing on the path. Society sees success, money, name and fame as the things that indicate progress. But these, by themselves, have nothing to do with progress. Progress is progress in consciousness. This is, btw, something that cannot be said for everybody or in general. Because only some souls have enough consciousness to choose. From an astrological perspective, if one has a very strong 6th house, it can either mean a lot of suffering or challenges; or it can mean taking on a lot of suffering of others. Because it is really the house of service and evolution. When it comes to pitta-dosh, a simple way of understanding it is - repeating habitual patterns and energetic formations that are essentially in their essence born out of some original pain or suffering. They get passed on and most people eventually notice that they are becoming like their parents after a certain age - the great, the good and the bad. Only the ones who have an intention to progress breakthrough these patterns and when they solve it in themselves, they actually solve it for the entire family lineage in some ways; because those patterns no longer propogate. And that's why Sri Aurobindo says, he who has not gone through hell has not a clue about heaven.
@@nimishasharma5445 6th house means the house of service, contribution, giving, alleviation of suffering & often to alleviate suffering, one has to oneself go through suffering. Anyone who yearns to give, serve, contribute humanity, the underprivileged, the ones in need tends to have a strong 6th house. It is in some ways the house of evolution and evolution requires one to overcome challenges and difficulties. It is also a house that brings a strong sense of duty. And for a healthy 6th house, daily routine, structure, anchors in daily life really matter a lot. For a person with a strong 6th house, work as service or volunteering matters a lot. Rest, it depends on which exact planets are in 6th house and whose Drishti is on those planets.
@@divyanshichugh thank you for sharing further with so much detail . 🌸 I would love to know more about 6th house from astrological and spiritual psychology perspective. As mentioned for pitra dosh, 6th house as well looked at with negative notion as it also represents debts, hidden enemies, routine etc. What does it mean to have strong 6th house? I have 5 planets in 6th house- that brings lot of energies to be expressed through that house
6th house is service, discipline, work, serving the underprivileged, alleviating suffering, growing through challenges to evolve. It is usually misinterpreted as negative, as bringing suffering. But truth be told it is the house that gives human beings the aspiration to serve and contribute and alleviate suffering, and bring healing to the world. Sometimes to do that one has to go through suffering for oneself.
@@divyanshichugh: This is further stem to the originality of perception as an adventure of kind and sympathetic souls taking up difficult / challenging territory. (Though it is drifting from the main theme of this podcast). This adventure of a kind and sympathetic being implies CHOICE on the part of that adventurer, while most of the Jivas (जीव) are karma-bound, -kind of- helplessly drawn into next birth conditions. Further, Even these adventurous beings who are exercising their choices for birth in difficult and challenging terrain; they become oblivious of their conscious choices once they take birth in this physical bound life and mind body. So what and how their choices serve their aim to help the clan of people in which they choose to take birth? Also what they can do to revive their mission (recollect their choices made)?
Quite insightful but the interviewer’s affirmation’Hmm..’ after each sentence was disturbing.... her questions were great though. For future such videos she can take it as constructive criticism .. she herself seems to be very informed.
Thank you, Vandana, for the feedback. While shooting the podcast, I myself felt unsure of how the hmm may come out in the recording. We will take care in future. Hope you enjoyed the podcast 🌸
Dear one, thank you for your feedback. It was actually because the quality of Divyanshi's microphone is better than the quality of Manoj's microphone. We tried our best to process things in post-shooting editing. This is our first podcast and we will learn from this and grow :).
I am grateful for the knowledge the gentleman was transmitting to the host (lady) of the show. However, in honesty, I had to drop out at 15 mins because I just could not absorb the constant “jarring hmmm hmmm hmmm” by the lady host, after every sentence the man spoke . Acknowledging yourself as a good listener does not require so many “loud hmmm’s” when both of you are facing each other. No disrespect and maybe I need to improve my tolerance to the frequent hmmm’s….so sorry. Or take it as plain constructive feedback. I recommend host sitting alone and listening to the talk. 🙏🏼🪷🕉️
Hmm 🙂, Narayana ji, Thank you for your feedback! Given this was our podcast debut, we did encounter a few unexpected issues-particularly with the “hmm” sounds that our microphones seemed to capture a bit too eagerly. The “hmms” were picked up by both mics and ended up more pronounced than we anticipated, which is why we included a disclaimer in the description. Our editing team, also new to this, did their best to address the audio challenges but couldn’t resolve them completely before the release. They felt it was better to proceed rather than delay the episode. During the recording, I did briefly consider the mic’s enthusiasm for the “hmms,” but Manoj-my cofounder and life partner-suggested focusing on the conversation rather than the technical details. Just to clarify, I wasn’t seeking any awards for “Best Listener.” My approach to listening involved putting my own knowledge on the subject to the side, stepping into the host role and allowing Manoj to take center stage, which he well deserved. I’m delighted you stayed with us for the first 15 minutes. Personally, I didn’t find the “hmm” distracting and thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. I hope you found value in the content despite the audio quirks. We’ll certainly work on refining the audio for future episodes. Warm regards, Divyanshi
@@divyanshichugh - thank you. It was a wonderful topic. I would do what makes it best for you and your audience. I was a bit reluctant to state my views but my intention was pure, and hopefully that did come across. Look forward to coming back to your podcasts and wish your channel and future topics lots of success. Bhagwan Ganapati is with you 🪷🙏🏼🕉️.
Thank you Divyanshi for making this podcast possible. The way you navigate the conversation towards deeper insights is very inspiring and also the way you conclude and summarise is excellent. You are a highly skilled host with a deep understanding. Thank you so much, with gratitude and love.
Thank you, dear Manoj 🌻. Your presence means a lot.
Such a profound exploration of Lord Ganesha’s symbolism and significance! 🙏✨
Divyanshi’s insightful questions really brought out the depth of Manoj’s wisdom, especially when they discussed how Ganesha resides in the muladhara and how He holds everything together, even in chaos.
The connection between Ganesha and stability during transformation truly resonated with me, as did the reminder that behind every obstacle lies His divine presence.
Divyanshi’s thoughtful hmm throughout the podcast gives it a sense of presence and attentiveness, making the conversation feel alive and heartfelt.
This podcast beautifully highlights the spiritual depth of Ganesha’s teachings.
Thank you, Divyanshi and Manoj, for these enlightening insights!
The sharing in the video of seeing your parents in the universe really to sort of get rid of the dualitu touched me deeply. Thank you for this enriching podcast.
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi. This Pod Cast is Spritual enlightenment .
Beautiful, logical explanation of Ganesha...Ganesha and the muladhara...probably the first step to spiritual wisdom...the first step to our spiritual ascension...love the discussion on mantras towards the end and the beautiful graceful dance too. Thanks a ton dear Divyanshi and Manoj 🙏😊🪷🪷
Thank you so much Manjula, hearing this brings so much of delight to our hearts. Thank you for listening in :)
Thank you so much divanshi and manoj... You both so beautifully integrate divine in daily living... Beautiful.... Seeing difficulties/obstacles as a path to divine.... Especially in palliative care... Where there is so much pain and suffering... Seeing that as path to divine... Thank you to both of you ....your dance also very graceful... Thank you...
Sorry typing error dear divyanshi...
Thank you for this wonderful podcast. It gives understanding about Sri Ganesh in comprehensive perspective and also in the light of spiritual evolution. Divyanshi’s tangent about the role of the Maa Parvati in the mandate given to the child and Manoj-da’s response to that question is very enlightening from my personal take. Entire podcast is very enriching. 🙏🏻
Deeply enjoyed this discussion, lot of enriching perspectives that gave insight and joy! Looking forward to more 😊 Happy Ganesh Chaturthi!
Happy ganesh chturthi
Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to you too 💮🌻
This was really insightful. It was such a delight to receive knowledge from both of you 🙏🏼🌸
Different aspects of spiritual journey was beautifully synthesised with Lord Ganesha 😇
I am cherishing very innovative style of this Podcast.
Ganesha is bringing people together.
We are obedient child of Mother Nature,
Everybody has good intention.
Remembrance the Divine in habits.
We are always happy with this transformative learning community and both of your company. O Lord Ganesha! praying your blessings to enrich our journey🙏🙏
Thank you so much, Saswati, for your kind words 🌸🌻🌷🙏
You may enjoy our videos and podcasts on the Hindu/Yoga Dharma and of course Ganapati.
I would find it difficult to relate to the concept of Lord Ganapati. The story of His birth and appearance would somehow not appeal to my logic until I got clarity through this video. You have shared a wonderful perspective on Lord Ganapati. Thank you for that.
Thank you, dearest Priyanka, it is exactly for this kind of a breakthrough in understanding that we created this video. Thank you for listening in :)
Manoj's answers are exceptional, showcasing his deep understanding of Lord Ganesha. But the way Divyanshi frames her questions makes it clear that she too has profound knowledge of Ganesha. Her ability to summarize Manoj’s thoughts is remarkable, reflecting not just her grasp of the subject but also her deep connection to it. Her subtle hmm throughout the conversation adds a sense of attentiveness and mindfulness, drawing listeners in and creating a truly engaging and intimate experience. This synergy between the host and guest makes the podcast a captivating journey into the wisdom of Ganesha.
Jai Shree Ganesha🙏🌸
Thank you Divyanshi and Manoj da for a wonderful discussion filled with beautiful insights on this auspicious day🙏
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Thank you so much, Subha ji 🤍.
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Very nice
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🙏🏻 Divyanshi,
Thi is wonderful. 🙏🏻.
At one point of time in this podcast, (time stamp around 46:00 min) a reference comes about पितृदोष.
Almost all astrologers and people knowing about this science considers पितृदोष in negative connotation. For example, पितृदोष happens due to bad karma towards ancestors (like: someone who was disobedient to paternal lineage in past birth(s).
It is very radical & revolutionary view u shared when u said “पितृदोष comes to those who are kind hearted and sympathetic”.
It would be of much help if there is more elaboration on this positive connotation about पितृदोष.
Thank you.
Thank you for this very keen observation, Manoj ji 🌸. Essentially, have you read the story where Mother talks about how ordinarily we think that a rich person has a better karma than a poor person. From the point of view of evolution, some noble souls choose to be poor because that is more critical for their soul's evolution than being rich.
We have to view life as evolution and the one's who contribute the most to evolution of consciousness the one's progressing on the path. Society sees success, money, name and fame as the things that indicate progress. But these, by themselves, have nothing to do with progress.
Progress is progress in consciousness.
This is, btw, something that cannot be said for everybody or in general.
Because only some souls have enough consciousness to choose.
From an astrological perspective, if one has a very strong 6th house, it can either mean a lot of suffering or challenges; or it can mean taking on a lot of suffering of others. Because it is really the house of service and evolution.
When it comes to pitta-dosh, a simple way of understanding it is - repeating habitual patterns and energetic formations that are essentially in their essence born out of some original pain or suffering. They get passed on and most people eventually notice that they are becoming like their parents after a certain age - the great, the good and the bad.
Only the ones who have an intention to progress breakthrough these patterns and when they solve it in themselves, they actually solve it for the entire family lineage in some ways; because those patterns no longer propogate.
And that's why Sri Aurobindo says, he who has not gone through hell has not a clue about heaven.
@@nimishasharma5445 6th house means the house of service, contribution, giving, alleviation of suffering & often to alleviate suffering, one has to oneself go through suffering. Anyone who yearns to give, serve, contribute humanity, the underprivileged, the ones in need tends to have a strong 6th house. It is in some ways the house of evolution and evolution requires one to overcome challenges and difficulties. It is also a house that brings a strong sense of duty. And for a healthy 6th house, daily routine, structure, anchors in daily life really matter a lot. For a person with a strong 6th house, work as service or volunteering matters a lot. Rest, it depends on which exact planets are in 6th house and whose Drishti is on those planets.
@@divyanshichugh thank you for sharing further with so much detail . 🌸
I would love to know more about 6th house from astrological and spiritual psychology perspective.
As mentioned for pitra dosh, 6th house as well looked at with negative notion as it also represents debts, hidden enemies, routine etc.
What does it mean to have strong 6th house? I have 5 planets in 6th house- that brings lot of energies to be expressed through that house
6th house is service, discipline, work, serving the underprivileged, alleviating suffering, growing through challenges to evolve. It is usually misinterpreted as negative, as bringing suffering. But truth be told it is the house that gives human beings the aspiration to serve and contribute and alleviate suffering, and bring healing to the world. Sometimes to do that one has to go through suffering for oneself.
@@divyanshichugh: This is further stem to the originality of perception as an adventure of kind and sympathetic souls taking up difficult / challenging territory. (Though it is drifting from the main theme of this podcast).
This adventure of a kind and sympathetic being implies CHOICE on the part of that adventurer, while most of the Jivas (जीव) are karma-bound, -kind of- helplessly drawn into next birth conditions.
Further, Even these adventurous beings who are exercising their choices for birth in difficult and challenging terrain; they become oblivious of their conscious choices once they take birth in this physical bound life and mind body.
So what and how their choices serve their aim to help the clan of people in which they choose to take birth?
Also what they can do to revive their mission (recollect their choices made)?
До чего же красивая ведущая!
Today he came to my conscious.!!😅
Who came? Ganpati ji or Manoj ji
Quite insightful but the interviewer’s affirmation’Hmm..’ after each sentence was disturbing.... her questions were great though.
For future such videos she can take it as constructive criticism .. she herself seems to be very informed.
Suggest to keep the 'hmmmmmm' responses to the minimum, it's very distracting when listening to the speaker in a podcast.
Thank you, Vandana, for the feedback. While shooting the podcast, I myself felt unsure of how the hmm may come out in the recording. We will take care in future. Hope you enjoyed the podcast 🌸
Dear one, thank you for your feedback. It was actually because the quality of Divyanshi's microphone is better than the quality of Manoj's microphone. We tried our best to process things in post-shooting editing. This is our first podcast and we will learn from this and grow :).
I am grateful for the knowledge the gentleman was transmitting to the host (lady) of the show. However, in honesty, I had to drop out at 15 mins because I just could not absorb the constant “jarring hmmm hmmm hmmm” by the lady host, after every sentence the man spoke . Acknowledging yourself as a good listener does not require so many “loud hmmm’s” when both of you are facing each other.
No disrespect and maybe I need to improve my tolerance to the frequent hmmm’s….so sorry. Or take it as plain constructive feedback.
I recommend host sitting alone and listening to the talk.
🙏🏼🪷🕉️
Hmm 🙂, Narayana ji,
Thank you for your feedback! Given this was our podcast debut, we did encounter a few unexpected issues-particularly with the “hmm” sounds that our microphones seemed to capture a bit too eagerly. The “hmms” were picked up by both mics and ended up more pronounced than we anticipated, which is why we included a disclaimer in the description. Our editing team, also new to this, did their best to address the audio challenges but couldn’t resolve them completely before the release. They felt it was better to proceed rather than delay the episode.
During the recording, I did briefly consider the mic’s enthusiasm for the “hmms,” but Manoj-my cofounder and life partner-suggested focusing on the conversation rather than the technical details.
Just to clarify, I wasn’t seeking any awards for “Best Listener.” My approach to listening involved putting my own knowledge on the subject to the side, stepping into the host role and allowing Manoj to take center stage, which he well deserved.
I’m delighted you stayed with us for the first 15 minutes. Personally, I didn’t find the “hmm” distracting and thoroughly enjoyed the conversation. I hope you found value in the content despite the audio quirks. We’ll certainly work on refining the audio for future episodes.
Warm regards,
Divyanshi
@@divyanshichugh - thank you. It was a wonderful topic. I would do what makes it best for you and your audience. I was a bit reluctant to state my views but my intention was pure, and hopefully that did come across. Look forward to coming back to your podcasts and wish your channel and future topics lots of success. Bhagwan Ganapati is with you 🪷🙏🏼🕉️.
@@narayanmantra Thank you for your beautiful blessings, may it come true :). Love, Divyanshi 🌻