Thank you for such an enriching session Prof. Agarwal and dear Mudra. Mudra keep up the effort and don't worry about the subscriber count ever, because it's rightly said by Einstein - " Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that's counted truly counts".
Thank you Kartikeya! Comments like these keep us going. We also want to be able to reach to as many people as possible. Please share it with your friends and in groups that will enjoy such content. However, our focus will solely be on creating quality content. Your comments are always encouraging :)
What an enthralling conversation ! Listening to Prof. Agrawal is always such an enriching experience. So many pearls of wisdom strewn all over specially his observation that "Scepticism is a necessary symptom of intellectual growth ..." are truly worth pondering about. An astutely thought out and well conducted talk for which Mudra Kumar needs to be commended once again.
Thanku Prof. Agarwal and Mudra bhaiya for bringing to us the best enlightening discourse ever heard on this platform. Most of us would relate with every argument being put up that would be in coherence with events in our daily life and especially the youth. I just had a very basic question: While we go through the anecdotes in history we would see that great discoveries and developments had happened because of illogical arguments and irrational thoughts as they were said in their very 1st stance. So why shall we always strive to be logical on many grounds as spirituality or rational love and so on ? Can illogical thought be completely negated?
Thank you Sahil! We are glad you are enjoying the discussions. I think that is a very interesting question. An 'illogical' hypothesis on any topic based on experience, engagement, and an educated guess is a lot more rational than negating it because of faith systems. I think its the path taken to reach a conclusion that matters. Whether that path is logical or illogical. That's a great question though! And I hope to take it up with Prof Agrawal in the upcoming conversations.
आपका कार्यक्रम बहुत ज्ञानवर्धक है। एक गुजारिश है कि आप हिन्दी में प्रश्नोत्तर करें। प्रोफ़ेसर अग्रवाल जी हिन्दी के अधीती विद्वान् हैं, और वे भारत में भारत के लोगों को सम्बोधित कर रहे हैं, तो हिंग्लिश क्यों। आगे आपकी मर्जी।
Eagerly waiting for part 2. Thank you for creating Mudra. Keep up the valuable work. A suggestion if possible would be to host live conversation with sir over zoom/airmeet at the end of the series.
Thank you for such an enriching session Prof. Agarwal and dear Mudra. Mudra keep up the effort and don't worry about the subscriber count ever, because it's rightly said by Einstein - " Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that's counted truly counts".
Thank you Kartikeya! Comments like these keep us going.
We also want to be able to reach to as many people as possible. Please share it with your friends and in groups that will enjoy such content. However, our focus will solely be on creating quality content. Your comments are always encouraging :)
Please continue this wonderful and educative conversation with professor Aggrawal🙏👌👍
We will definitely do that!
This prof man is gold
What an enthralling conversation ! Listening to Prof. Agrawal is always such an enriching experience.
So many pearls of wisdom strewn all over specially his observation that "Scepticism is a necessary symptom of intellectual growth ..." are truly worth pondering about.
An astutely thought out and well conducted talk for which Mudra Kumar needs to be commended once again.
Hello. I think one is when people say, ye kya 'Gorakh Dhandha' hai. Funny but true!
Thank you Archna Ji!
Your continuous support is our strength :)
Thanku Prof. Agarwal and Mudra bhaiya for bringing to us the best enlightening discourse ever heard on this platform. Most of us would relate with every argument being put up that would be in coherence with events in our daily life and especially the youth. I just had a very basic question: While we go through the anecdotes in history we would see that great discoveries and developments had happened because of illogical arguments and irrational thoughts as they were said in their very 1st stance. So why shall we always strive to be logical on many grounds as spirituality or rational love and so on ? Can illogical thought be completely negated?
Thank you Sahil! We are glad you are enjoying the discussions.
I think that is a very interesting question. An 'illogical' hypothesis on any topic based on experience, engagement, and an educated guess is a lot more rational than negating it because of faith systems. I think its the path taken to reach a conclusion that matters. Whether that path is logical or illogical.
That's a great question though! And I hope to take it up with Prof Agrawal in the upcoming conversations.
Outstanding Episode
Thank you so much Fayaz Ji :)
आपका कार्यक्रम बहुत ज्ञानवर्धक है। एक गुजारिश है कि आप हिन्दी में प्रश्नोत्तर करें। प्रोफ़ेसर अग्रवाल जी हिन्दी के अधीती विद्वान् हैं, और वे भारत में भारत के लोगों को सम्बोधित कर रहे हैं, तो हिंग्लिश क्यों। आगे आपकी मर्जी।
Eagerly waiting for part 2. Thank you for creating Mudra. Keep up the valuable work. A suggestion if possible would be to host live conversation with sir over zoom/airmeet at the end of the series.
Thank you so much Luv!
We will soon start doing live sessions. Will be looking forward to more suggestions from you. :)
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It is gyanukt bhakti, I think he is going to talk
कबीर कबीर किताब हिंदी में भी उपलब्ध है या नहीं ?
हिन्दी में अकथ कहानी पढ़ें
Kabir, Kabir (Hindi)- amzn.to/3os2Yiu
Akath Kahaani Prem Ki- amzn.to/3vzJrkj