Amrendra's Podcast

Since a ling time Science fiction has been the mouthpiece of religious mythologies. This podcast brings you the Star Wars Series and its resemblance to the Hindu religion. Needless to say that from time to time all the world religions have expressed their similarity with the epic series, and all of them are right! I hope you enjoy the perspective.Please visit www.asingh.blogRecommended Websiteshttps://www.beliefnet.com/entertainment/movies/2005/05/yoda-and-yoga.aspxhttps://www.gitasupersite.iitk.ac.in/srimad?language=dv&field_chapter_value=1&field_nsutra_value=1https://www.jcf.org/https://billmoyers.com/content/ep-1-joseph-campbell-and-the-power-of-myth-the-hero%E2%80%99s-adventure-audio/

This podcast talks about a mother's impression of parting with the kids during COVID-19. How does it feel? How important is to have faith in your kids!PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO AMRENDRA's PODCASTwww.asingh.blogEmail: amrendra@me.com

A lot is going on in one's minds these days, today's podcast is about that. Not everything could be said, not everything could be written, but many things could be felt and some more things are settling down! Enjoy my short podcast today.Reach me on amrendra@me.comPLEASE SUBSCRIBEBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

This episode is first in the series of literature and its a great pleasure to start from the state where I was born- the great state of Bihar, the erstwhile Patliputra! Loha Singh indeed was a legendary episode of Patna Radio, much before the advent of television! Please enjoy and give your comments!IPTA is Indian People's Theater Association https://ipta.in/www.asingh.blog RIThttps://ciconline.nic.in/cic_decisions/CIC_YA_A_2015_001053_MP_M_182698.pdf

Ancient Indian architecture is quite fascinating, its different styles, its grandeur, its splendor takes you to a different time and space. This unique architectural style saw its influence from present-day Afghanistan, in the west to Indonesia in the east, and to Japan in the north-east to the Maldives in the south! One podcast is not enough to dwell deep into this ocean of intricacies but if this fascinates you, we can do this journey together. Do write to me about what you feel and which are those areas we should focus more on!I mentioned a video on the temple near Bhopal - here is the interesting link to ithttps://www.instagram.com/tv/B_70JF1pPLq/?igshid=12e4z9i309pg7&fbclid=IwAR2JtibiDo0pnPeeiLLuIJ6Lfb3S1vJ1BhgwVpQyxJ1sXWHUK2cYi7T29KMI also read many books and articles but what I found most interesting was this book in Hindi, its available for free on Scribd."Prachin Bharat mein Preksha Griha" by Sudha Rastogi

This Podcast is about Adi Shankracharya who in the 8th century was responsible for resurrecting the Santana Dharma on the principles of Vedas and Upanishads through dialogue and debate and not by imposition of one’s faith on others by force. The foundations he laid then, have been able to preserve the faith in its present form till today, time alone has been the witness to his great contribution to the world. www.asingh.blogamrendra@me.comRecommended Books1. Atmabodhah - Swami Anubhavnanda2. Aadi Shankracharya Jeevan aur Bodh - Jairam Mishra3. Kaali ka Uday - Duryodhan ki Mahabharat - Anand Neelkantan

This interview is with an eminent, knowledgeable and passionate Ayurvedic doctor of our times - Dr. Mathew Anchery.Dr. Mathew was deeply influenced by the Ayurvedic heritage in his family in Kerala early on and has practiced and learned Ayurveda under many eminent scholars in regions all over India. His tutelage under a traditional family who were expert practitioners of Ayurvedic toxicology treatments enabled learning of the traditional art of Ayurvedic pulse examination or Nadi. Dr. Mathew has been an Ayurvedic physician for more than a decade, most notably at the helm of Ananda in the Himalayas, in Rishikesh. He has since consulted people from across the world offering wellness advice and solutions for a range of chronic illnesses. Currently, Dr. Mathew is working on developing a holistic 'Vedic lifestyle' practice for natural wellness and preventive healthcare based on the principles of the Ashtanga Hrudaya and Ayurvedic traditions of Kerala. His practice in Brighton, UK mainly focuses on dosha diagnosis-based body balancing, chronic health issues, Panchakarma, and Ayurvedic lifestyle planning.Book recommendations by Dr. Mathew Anchery:Whole by Colin Campbell and The Vital Question by Nick Lane. www.ayurdoctor.co.ukshijoemathew@yahoo.comhttps://www.instagram.com/drmathewayurveda/

This podcast guides you to keep your immunity levels high to fight the Coronavirus, using the age-old principles of Ayurveda.

Many kids are going through an unprecedented time of their life, many of them are away from their homes, studying remotely and facing adversities. In these times it is important to take a glimpse into the rich history of Vedic India.

The podcast is about the global pandemic of Coronavirus and how the role and duty of the ruling state head to serve his people and his country is paramount and comes before his own personal self at all times.

The world is engulfed in the menace of COVID-19, most of the world population is locked inside their homes, fearing contamination from the deadly virus. Only a few may comprehend that this was supposed to happen, this was destiny, this was something which cannot be changed, we can only change our attitude towards it. Let us all come together and accept reality and contribute by staying at home. My vote of thanks goes to the numerous health care officials, doctors, nurses, admin staff, pilots, seamen, all of you there, we are surviving because of you!

This episode takes you to the roots of the caste system in India. It explains you its origins and takes you on a journey that explains how history distorted the basic premises of the four varna system, which was supposed to be based on an organic social order and not on the basis of birth as it has come out to be. How a guide for Brahmins was interpreted to be a guide for Hinduism and how it's becoming a basis of a law changed the course of India in modern times. The topic is enormous and it is not possible to capture it in a 15 min podcast. Therefore, please excuse me for any errors that you may find. There is always scope for improvement and for which I will await your comments, in the comment section.

This episode throws light on the very origin of mankind, then goes on to examine how Indians came into existence, how many races came to India, who came first and who came later, how did it affect the language and culture of India.

One of the pioneers of Hindi Romanticism - Ramdhari Singh Dinkar dwells into the details of the Hindu religion and tries to find answers to year old questions about the origins of Hindu Gods. This episode contains information about Shaiva and Vaishnav branches of Hindu religions, its origins, and historical perspective.