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About Guest: Shradha Agarwal is here today to talk about the loss of her father and how that changed her perspective on life and relationships.Connect with Guest: Website: https://www.agadyatiprana.com/Connect with Host Brenda Staat-Tomlinson: Learn more about The Wellspring: https://bit.ly/the-wellspring_brendastaattomlinsonTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bst.energyhealerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendastaattomlinson/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brenda.staattomlinsonWebsite: https://brendastaattomlinson.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB5u3NThCmFNoKa474DTDnwFollow me on Insight Timer Mentioned in this episode:The Wellspring

Shradha, is the Chief Growth Officer at Withlocals, a global marketplace connecting travelers with local hosts for personalised and authentic travel experiences.With over 5+ years of experience in the travel industry, she has developed a passion for creating innovative products and building partnerships that drive growth. At Withlocals, she is responsible for driving revenue growth and expanding the company's footprint in new markets. She is constantly exploring new opportunities for strategic partnerships and innovative marketing strategies to achieve these goals.In her career, she has held diverse roles in product management, partnership, and business & growth strategy, which has helped her discover her strengths. She has a talent for maximizing profits, a deep empathy for customers and their needs, and an ability to simplify complex problems into manageable tasks. Winning is important to her, but more importantly, she also prioritize helping her team succeed. These insights have enabled her to understand herself better and how she can contribute to any organization's success.She has a deep hunger to learn about new ideas and technology as she truly believe there is an opportunity to become my better version of myself each day. I also love to meet new people, explore new cultures and discover new perspectives. Reach out to me if you would like to talk about building technology products and exploring the world.

Welcome to The Happy Mama Movement Podcast!Today's episode brings a truly insightful conversation with Shradha Biyani, an editor, book writing coach, and the visionary founder of Tashi Press. With her unique blend of journalism training and a Master's degree in Urban Planning from Harvard University, Shradha helps writers articulate impactful narratives. She has worked with numerous publishing houses, including Pan Macmillan, Westland Books, and Penguin Random House, and her workshops and coaching embody her passion for storytelling, language, and the power of shared human experiences.We talk about:A Pyramid of Mothers: Early life in India and the strong support for new mothers, from the many mothers in the community.New Mothers need to heal: The essential focus on healing and well-being during the first period of motherhood.The "Great Loss" in Modernity: How New Mothers are surviving without strong support and community care, and how this has affected modern motherhood.Community Strength: Building strong relationships and creating a community of support available to everyone.Passing down values: Being a good role model and educating the next generation about the power of communityI hope today's episode gives you practical insights and inspiration, and if you find it valuable, please share it to help other mothers access the support and wisdom they need.ABOUT SHRADHA BIYANI:Shradha Biyani is an editor, book writing coach, and founder of Tashi Press. Trained as a journalist with a Master's degree in Urban Planning from Harvard University, Shradha's career bridges the worlds of narrative and urban studies. She has collaborated with major publishers like Pan Macmillan, Westland Books, and Penguin Random House to guide authors through every step of their creative journey. Her workshops combine her love for urban anthropology and her understanding of migration stories, creating a space where emerging and seasoned writers alike can flourish. Shradha is dedicated to helping storytellers connect with readers in impactful, lasting ways.RESOURCES:Website: Tashi PressLinkedIn: Shradha BiyaniInstagram: @tashipressOffers: If you've been considering writing a book and could use some guidance, feel free to book a free connect call with Shradha at tashipress.com/contact. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shradha is the Research Coordinator at the Centre for Social Change (CSC) focusing on Nepal's natural resources, climate governance, and environmental peacebuilding. Recently, she co-authored an article titled "Understanding the Interrelations Between Natural Resources and Development Governance in Federal Nepal." She has a Master's in Humans and Natural Resources from Kathmandu University. Khushi and Shradha discuss historical and contemporary conflicts concerning natural resource governance in Nepal. They focus on the significant shifts brought by Nepal's transition to a federal structure, the challenges of a centralized mindset, and the lack of clarity in roles among federal, provincial, and local levels. Shradha also explains key governance conflicts, environmental and human-wildlife security impacts, and her research on the Resource Curse theory.  If you liked the episode, hear more from us through our free newsletter services, PEI Substack: Of Policies and Politics, and click here to support us on Patreon!!  

Jun 20,2024 Thursday : Morning : Sandhya GurubhaktiYog Guru Me Sacchi Shradha Ka Praman

Shradha, an organizational design expert and leader, joins us in our virtual studio to chat about everything from executive coaching to the immigrant experience and what it was like for her to transition from working at a large international company in India to doing organizational design work for another global firm in the US. Link to Shradha's podcast: Unpacking Organizations: The Practitioner's Podcast

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Order 'Build, Don't Talk' (in English) here: https://amzn.eu/d/eCfijRuOrder 'Build Don't Talk' (in Hindi) here: https://amzn.eu/d/4wZISO0--------------Subscribe To Our Other YouTube Channels:-https://www.youtube.com/@rajshamaniclipshttps://www.youtube.com/@RajShamani.Shorts---------------In this episode of Figuring Out Raj Shamani is in conversation with Shradha Khapra, Co-Founder of Apna College. She is popularly known as the "Microsoft Didi" or "Shraddha Didi. She was the first engineer of her village and got placed at Microsoft as software Engineer. Later she quit her job to teach students and Co-Founder Apna College with Aman Dhattarwal. Apna College is an online platform that provides free and quality education to millions of students across India who aspire to crack competitive exams like JEE and NEET or learn coding skills.Shradha Khapra is not only a brilliant educator but also a content creator who makes engaging and informative videos on various topics related to education, career, motivation, lifestyle, travel, and more.In this podcast we have discussed unemployment issues in India and how colleges struggle to provide placement opportunities to engineers. What colleges are doing wrong & what are the gaps in the Indian education system. Shradha also shared her views on AI and shared why Google & Microsoft are the best companies to work for. Watch this podcast till the end for an insightful conversation about the Indian education system, job opportunities and much more.-------------

Shradha can't tell you how many times in her early career she's used these terms interchangeably. In this episode she invites Rupert to unpack this. What is the difference between design criteria and design principles? Why is it important to keep these two terms in mind while designing the org?

At the end of the eleventh chapter (11.55), Krishna says that HE can only be reached through Bhakti (devotion). Thus, the revered twelfth chapter of the Bhagavad Gita is called Bhakti Yoga. Arjun was terrified and frightened to see the original Form (saakaar) of Krishna (Vishwaroopam) and enquires, "Between those who are steadfastly devoted to You (Form) and those who worship the imperishable and unmanifest (Formless -Niraakaar, Nirgun), whom do you consider to be more perfect in Yoga" (12.1)? Incidentally, all cultures have roots in this question.   In the Gita, three broad paths are given. Karma (action) for mind oriented people; Sankhya (awareness) for Buddhi (intellect) oriented and Bhakti (devotion) for heart oriented. Certainly, they are not watertight paths and a lot of criss-crossing takes place between them and that's what is reflected in this chapter. Krishna earlier gave a hierarchy (3.42) and said that the mind is superior to the senses; buddhi is superior to the mind. He also said that he can't be attained through vedas, rituals or charity (11.53). This leads to the conclusion that one reaches Bhakti either through a sequential path of Karma-Sankhya or through an exponential path (very rare). Bhakti is the final step to the Paramatma.   Bhakti is beyond our prayers, rituals or chanting to fulfill our desires or remove difficulties. It is being both Nimitta maatra (an instrument in HIS hand) and Shraddha-vaan (one with Shradha -trust), simultaneously. Nimitta maatra is realising that we are just an instrument in HIS hands when both favourable and unfavorable things happen through us. Shraddha is accepting whatever comes our way as HIS blessings, whether it is to our liking or not. Essentially, it is unconditional love which Krishna described as a state of seeing the self in others, and others in the self; and seeing HIM everywhere (6.29).

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On this Monday Mornings with Dr. Mona Episode, I welcome Shradha on to discuss that very common feeling of mommy guilt—especially when you want to spend it on yourself and you didn't spend much time with your child. We discuss:Why this guilt is so commonHow to reframe when you are feeling these guilty feelingsPrioritizing Quality over quantity with your child and how to do this  To have your question answered on the show, either call it into 954 526 2641 or join our email newsletter where we send out the form to have parents join me directly on the show. Join the newsletter here: https://pedsdoctalk.com/newsletter/

On this Monday Mornings with Dr. Mona Episode, I welcome Shradha on to discuss that very common feeling of mommy guilt—especially when you want to spend it on yourself and you didn't spend much time with your child.  We discuss: Why this guilt is so common How to reframe when you are feeling these guilty feelings Prioritizing Quality over quantity with your child and how to do this  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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What does it look like not only to survive, but to thrive after trauma?   ---  “Banksias, if you can imagine, they've got this woody core, with those eyes dotted around the core. So those eyes contain the seeds of the banksia tree, and these seeds – these pods – open up after the ashy heat intensity of a bushfire. So we really loved this metaphor because it represents our hopes for survivors who've experienced something incredibly painful and traumatic – like a bushfire can be – without minimising the severity of that incident, but also capturing the possibility for new life and beauty and hope.”  Banksia Women is a domestic violence support service affiliated with St John's Anglican Church Darlinghurst, in Sydney's eastern suburbs. It was born just as Covid was kicking off – which complicated what they do, but certainly hasn't held them back.   In this episode of Life & Faith, manager Keely Oste explains what it means for women to heal and even flourish after surviving domestic abuse. She talks about the needs, courage, and triumphs of the women she works with – and Shradha, who joined Banksia Women in January 2021, opens up about how it's made such a difference to her, and to others.  “The first basic thing was: I'm not alone in this. I think that was the biggest thing that helped me to not feel ashamed about the situation because it was not my fault, and I was not the only one - there were a group of women who were of different ages, of different ethnicities, of diverse backgrounds. And it still gives me goose bumps to see that so many beautiful women, so many educated women, so many middle-aged women and pretty young women are going through such things … and that gave me, like, 50 percent I was out of my pain, to see that I can get help from someone and my story can help someone else.”  ---  Explore:  Banksia Women  If you or someone you know is experience domestic violence, please know that help is available. Here are just a few of the resources out there:  If it's an emergency, call the police on 000 (in Australia) Call the National Domestic Violence line (1800 656 463) to be connected to a support service Call Full Stop Australia (1800 385 578) or 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732) to be connected to a support service, receive free anonymous counselling, or for information if you are supporting someone who is experiencing domestic violence  

Shradha Kochhar (b. Delhi, India) is a textile artist and knitwear designer based in New York, as well as the co-founder of apparel and clothing brand LOTA. Best known for her home spun and hand knitted ‘khadi' sculptures using ‘kala cotton' - an inherently organic cotton strain indigenous to India, her work is at an intersection of material memory, sustainability and intergenerational healing. Focusing on generating a physical archive of personal and collective south asian narratives linked to women's work, invisible labor and grief, the work is large scale and will exist beyond whispers over generations. The work is made from hand spinning ‘Kala cotton' - a cotton crop indigenous to India on a portable booklet spinning wheel (charkha) and hand knitting it into textures and structures that mimic the skin on our bodies. Focusing and investigating resources lost and born out of colonization in India such as ‘Khadi' - a self reliant and equitable practice of textile making and ‘Kala Cotton', a miracle cotton crop that sustains completely on seasonal rainfall as solutions to climate change, water shortage, soil degradation and social inequity. Built from an ongoing library of seed bank that documents indigenous cotton strains found across the world, unraveling the intersection of words - ‘cotton', ‘cloth', ‘colonization' and ‘community'. Shradha's mission is to understand the potential in soil and to establish an alternate system of textile farming and making, that discourages modern technology that feasts on the felling of forests and extraction of resources. In this episode, we discuss regenerative resources and how we can think about materials in a more cyclical way, soft sculpture and the knitted essay, and how collaboration and the act of building community can make an art practice that much stronger. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ongoingness/support

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 In this episode, we talk to Shradha Narayanan from Toddle about the upcoming Inquiry Educators Summit (TIES). This will be third time they have offered this event but there are many changes in place for this version. In particular, this time there will be pre-conference meet-ups and then ongoing follow-up sessions for several months after the main event. The Inquiry Educators Summit (TIES) is the ultimate celebration of inquiry practitioners from around the world. Created for you to transform your practice, TIES 2022 provides educators with opportunities to foster lifelong connections, learn new strategies and transfer learning to your classroom. Get your All Access Pass now and save big with Early Bird pricing - https://bit.ly/ties2022. #ToddleTIESFollow @toddle_edu on Twitter, @toddleapp on Instagram, @Toddle - YourTeaching Partner on LinkedIn, and @toddle.edu on Facebook.IB Matters WebsiteAn ad promoting The Inquiry Educators Summit (Toddle TIES 2022 conference)

Join Scott Dettman (CEO, Avenica) as he chats with Shradha Prakash of Prudential about her first job, her career journey, and tips for the future workforce.

In today's podcast I talk about: My morning session. The dreams. Chakra balancing. Playing the role of a coach to my kids. Driving lessons for Shradha. Assembling the rack by Sammit. Encouraging persistence and confidence. Setting the right intentions. Yoga session streaming success. Blessed day today.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of connecting with Shradha Sharma (@sharmashradha). Shradha is the founder / CEO of YourStory (India's go-to startup media platform, à la TechCrunch). She has been the startup ecosystem's cheerleader for more than a decade, continues to bring out genuine founder stories to a broad audience, and drives India's longest running startup event 'TechSparks'. She's an eternal optimist and I thoroughly enjoyed this hour long conversation with her on a wide ranging set of topics. Hope you enjoy it too. If you like this conversation, don't forget to subscribe, and please rate the podcast on Google podcasts, Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to it. Thank you and let's get started. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro. 02:11 "What you lack, will make you run". 08:11 Journey leading to Yourstory. 11:30 Decoding people and judging less. 16:10 Going from a blog to a company. 18:00 Challenges as a (female) founder. 23:06 Creating a habit of optimism, 'junoon' & self love. 28:00 Growth of Yourstory and the journey of TechSparks. 32:18 Culture of appreciation. 34:56 Favourite startup story. 38:44 Most resilient founder, charismatic founder, under-told story etc. 41:28 Upcoming product launches. 44:08 Entrepreneurship vs working in a company. 48:40 An average day. 51:20 Hiring hacks. 45:10 Quick questions / "Compassion lasts". Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during the series are solely personal and do not necessarily represent those of my company / employers.

A highly acclaimed astrologer, Shradha Salla is popularly known for her associations in Numerology, Tarot Reading, Vastu, Mind Power, Motivation Speaking, Manifestation & Healing! As a celebrity astrologer, her clientele includes A-Listers such as Manish Malhotra, Alia Bhatt, Kartik Aaryan, Kareena Kapoor amongst many others. Aside from delving into a sphere of energies, Shradha is also a dedicated entrepreneur with her businesses: “I Love Food” & “Zapp” pertaining to the Food & Sanitisation Industry respectively. Always propagating positive energies, even her foundation “I Believe” is based on the faith of spreading love to underprivileged children. Right from highlighting the art of connection & disconnection, to reflecting on all life aspects be it finances, health & relationships in the present times, she lays out all her cards on the table as she gives a valuable assessment on each of the above on this enlightening episode. So join Shradha & Meenakshi on this super soulful journey!

Welcome to Episode 307 of the Yeukai Business Show. In this episode, Shradha WTB and I discuss how to. With 1 out of every 3 marriages ending in divorce, it is more important than ever for couples to be prepared. Not only the “big day” but for their lives together in the years to follow. Reduce the strain on your relationship due to the wedding planning process and Prevent decision fatigue, you can grow closer with your partner throughout this transformative experience that will commence the start of your new life together. Tune in now! In this episode, you'll discover: The F.A.I.T.H System: Focus, Accountability, Invest, Thoughts, HungerWho can use the FAITH system and where to use itHow to implement these principles and make the most out of your life About Shradha Shradha WTB is an expert in the FAITH system whose accomplishments include: Developed the FAITH System in 2015 after a drastic chain of events that result in her landing in the Emergency Room, barely able to walkNow, Shradha uses this system to coach couples and individuals…teaching them how to share the secrets of togetherness.She also helps CEO’s, MD’s and everyday couples to overcome some of the biggest hurdles in both their personal and business lives. More Information Learn more about how you can improve your results with the FAITH system Website: witnessthebreakthrough.com/   Facebook: www.facebook.com/shradhawtb   Yeukai's Links: Get free resources: Yeukaicourses.com Stay in the know: Yeukaibusinessshow.com Thanks for Tuning In! Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below! If you enjoyed this episode on how to implement the FAITH System, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Yeukai Business Show!" And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get. Please leave a review right now. Thanks for listening!

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यदी हम श्रद्धा और विश्वास से कौनसा ही काम करेंगे तो वह सफल हो जाता है l तो सूनिए इस पॉडकास्ट मे श्रद्धा और विश्वास के बारेमे...... करो योग- रहो निरोग, भारतीय योग संस्थान, औरंगाबाद, महाराष्ट्र

Shellee-Kim and Sonja Shradha Devi discuss how women's power has been taken from them, redirecting them into their heads. Sonja has developed tools to help women access their bodies and power centres / wombs again, bypassing this social-engineering.More info on Sonja: https://kindasound.orgsonja-devi.html/More info on Shellee-Kim: https://kindasound.org/Shellee-Kim-Gold.html

Our guest today, Shradha WTB (Witness the Breakthrough), is joining ... Read morePreparing for Marriage with Shradha WTB

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Have you felt like you're just not getting through to your significant other? Do you feel as if you can't honestly communicate your thoughts, emotions, and feelings to your partner? In this episode of Between Us, Shadman Rahman and Shradha WTB (Witness the Breakthrough) discuss how to honestly communicate with your romantic partner to get the most out of your relationship. Shradha shares her own personal journey of witnessing her breakthrough from an abusive past marriage and her experience coaching numerous couples and marriages to help you better communicate with your partner for the loving and intimate romantic relationship your desire and deserve. Seek out trust and acknowledgment for a relationship based on true, authentic love! -------- Subscribe to the Podcast to delve deeper into our relationships - @BetweenUs on Apple Podcasts / Spotify / Anchor Watch the video version of all the podcasts by subscribing to the YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/SubscribeBetweenUs -- Shadman Rahman (a.k.a. Shad) is a digital creator, tech consultant, and writer who explores how to live a healthy and full life through varied life perspectives. -- Follow Shradha on Social Media: Website: http://witnessthebreakthrough.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shradhawtb/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shradhawtb/ -- Follow Between Us on Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/betweenuspodcastFB/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betweenuspodcast/ Follow Shad: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/badshad_/ Blog: https://www.shadmanrahman.com/introspective-musings/ Sign up for my Weekly Introspective Musings Newsletter: https://www.shadmanrahman.com Support Between Us: https://anchor.fm/betweenus/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/betweenus/support

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Today's Episode on I'm CraZy But You Can't Lock Me UP Podcast Witness The Breakthrough - The Secrets Of Togetherness Shradha WTB (Witness The Breakthrough) is an accomplished relationship coach with success in using her self designed F.A.I.T.H. System to strengthen relationships within the corporate and personal world. She is an international public speaker who has been trained, mentored, and certified by Les Brown, one of the most well-known & influential motivational speakers in the world. She is author of the Amazon Best-Selling Book, Witness The Breakthrough, Founder of “Wedding Shakti” who uses her relationship strengthening skills to help anxiety-filled couples navigate the stressful journey of the path to marriage. Shradha energizes couples to meet the challenges faced when planning for a wedding while guiding them through the process of truly becoming aware of one another, expressing oneself truthfully, and solidifying a bond by sharing the ‘Secrets of Togetherness' that will weather the storms we know to be life itself. Get Connected to Shradha WTB https://www.linkedin.com/in/shradha-wtb-20b518111/?originalSubdomain=in Shradha's Facebook Page link: https://www.facebook.com/shradhawtb Shradha's Book link: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=witness+the+breakthrough+shradha+wtb&ref=nb_sb_noss About Lyn-Dee Eldridge Lyn-Dee Eldridge is your (CHO) Chief Happiness Officer/Founder of Happiness Jungle LLC. Entrepreneur Mentor, #1 Best-Selling Contributing International Author, Keynote Speaker, Breast Cancer Survivor, Humorist, Co-Brand Partner with Les Brown, Creator/Producer/TV and Radio personality. The Host of, ‘I'm CraZy But You Can't Lock Me UP' Podcast and The Creator of the Happiness Jungle Emotional Support Body Pillow. When your cookies crumble like Lyn-Dee's has; cancer, abuse, divorce, grieving, single, co- and step-parenting, becoming a care-taker, business owner, and dealing with financial pressures, aka, bankruptcy, you can learn how to work through everything with a happier, more positive attitude and purpose. She has been able to scale, measure and add value by turning her cookie crumbs into opportunities for growth and empowerment. Connect with Lyn-Dee Eldridge Website: www.happinessjungle.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HappinessJungle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coachlyndee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ImCraZyButYouCantLockMeUP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/happinessjungle Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lyndeeeldridge/ youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LynDeeEldridgeHappinessJungle Email: Lyn-Dee@happinessjungle.com Sizzle reel: https://youtu.be/FwyRs6_X-qk Phone: 603-660-6010 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Welcome back to Choosing your Reflection! This week we talk with wedding coach Shradha WTB. Shradha discusses with us the importance of awareness and accountability to one’s self while walking us through her process with brides- and grooms-to-be (listen to the end of the episode for a special offer). Finally, she shares how her F.A.I.T.H system helps provide mental clarity for what can sometimes be an extremely stressful experience. Special Guest: Shradha WTB.

Krishna says that there are four types of devotees. The first one wants to come out of difficulties and misery he is facing in life. Second one desires to have physical possessions and worldly pleasures. Most devotees fall in these two categories irrespective of culture, gender, belief systems and so on. Krishna says that these two kinds of devotees pray and perform rituals to various Devatas. It is akin to approaching an appropriate doctor based on the ailment one suffers from. Krishna further says that the desires of these devotees are fulfilled because of their Shradha. It is in essence, a form of surrender. The following example will illustrate Shradha. Two farmers who have adjacent farms decide to dig a well to irrigate their farms. The first farmer would dig for a day or two and upon not finding any water would change the location and start digging afresh. The second farmer persistently kept digging at the same place. By the end of the month, the first farmer is left with many ditches and the second one got water from the well. Even when our senses don't find anything tangible (like water in this case), it is inner Shradha that keeps us moving as in the case of the second farmer. Shradha is a fearless positive force and free of doubt. Krishna hints that he is behind this Shradha which results in success. Shradha in our relationships, family ties and profession has the power to achieve miracles. The third kind of devotee is about to cross the boundary of desires. He is a curious person and seeks knowledge of self. The fourth kind is a Gyani(a wise one) and he has crossed the boundary of desires. He sees the Lord in everything and everywhere and has attained union with the almighty.

Talking with health coach, Shradha Aggarwal, we get into the AMAZING ancient mind body science, Ayurveda!We talk about what following an Ayurvedic lifestyle looks like, the doshas and how to know which one you are, and how to reconnect your mind and body for greater health.Links:Instagram: @carolynbarnesco @shradhaaggarwal Email: carolynbarnesco@gmail.com shradhaaggarwal@gmail.comDon't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

In this edition of Entrepreneur Parents the Pops speak to Shradha Sud, founder of Mama Couture. A former corporate lawyer turned entrepreneur, she started Mama Couture when she found a gap in fashionable maternity wear for women. Shradha shares her journey so far with Nadir Pop and Peter Pop and also what the future holds for the brand. Subscribe to POPS IN A POD wherever you listen to podcasts. We bring you weekly exciting episodes on parenting, marriage and kids You can check out the maternity range here - https://mamacouture.in/ Nadir currently leads the Business Development division at a digital agency. Prior to this Nadir spent a decade in TV and digital video production – producing, directing, developing content and writing. www.linkedin.com/in/nadir-kanthawala-47249814/ Peter is a marketing guy. He has a decade experience with companies ranging from startups to public listed companies. www.linkedin.com/in/peterkotikalapudi Get in touch with the Pops on popsinapod@gmail.com . Follow Pops In A Pod on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/popsinapod/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/popsinapod

"I want to bring back love and heart in business - that you can have emotions and can cry, and still run a heartful, purposeful and successful business. I don't want to build a billion dollar business. I want to build a business that makes an impact." -Shradha Sharma, Founder and CEO, YourStory. It's no secret that Shradha has weathered many obstacles to get to the place she is at now. Hailing from Bihar, often considered a lesser developed state, and being a woman entrepreneur - there were many barriers stacked up against her. But she persevered and YourStory is a testament to that. It is now one of the most prominent digital media companies supporting entrepreneurs and more importantly, building a community for them. Listen on as Shradha shares her most valuable lessons in this episode. You can check out the Maharani Talks on Instagram at www.instagram.com/maharanitalks MUSIC: Lights by Sappheiros https://soundcloud.com/sappheirosmusic Show Notes: • Her father's role while growing up [01:38] • Shradha's most profound childhood memory [07:00] • Getting through her mother's death [10:10] . What being kind in the biz world has taught her? [13:28] . Importance of bootstrapping [18:28] . What would she have done differently? [20:06] . Her core strength as a leader [27:22] . What has COVID taught in running her business? [28:02] . Reassessing YourStory priorities [32:24] . Another passion she would've pursued? [36:50] . What's the biggest impact you want to leave in this world? [38:15] . Work-life balance [44:19] . What Shradha would like to share with other women entrepreneurs? [50:15]

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In episode 26 of the Impact India podcast, I chat with Shradha Kochhar, a knitwear designer, textile artist, and the co-founder of LOTA India. Shradha’s work combines sustainability and craftsmanship, and although based in New Delhi, is being recognized globally for her talent. Her latest works were seen at London Fashion Week 2019, which featured her knitted ‘khadi’ fabric, using Kala cotton, and knitted sweaters for the ASHISH AW19 collection.

Shradha (dedication) builds up at the junction of intellect and sentiments. It is an active divine force which enables us to see God in a stone and feel the touch of a word. Dedication towards something/ somebody is reason -based and hence set reserved for a few. In Ramcharitmanas, Goswami Tulsidas ji writes that Goddess Parvati represents shradha while Lord Shiva is Vishwas (faith). We may have faith in existence of Lord but shardha lays the foundation for experiencing Him. In the context of society also, faith sustains a relation while shradha makes it pleasant. Faith is a general requirement for leading a calm life while shradha makes it precise.

Power dynamics can be one of the biggest causes of conflict and harm in a relationship. Commonly, women give their power away to men in various ways, although this can also be the other way around. In this podcast, I talk with Sonja Shradha Devi about unhealthy power dynamics that result in a woman devaluing her own experience. This might be a personal relationship but is also seen in student-guru relationships. We will talk about: - physical abuse, emotional abuse and even spiritual abuse - how to spot that you are in a disempowered relationship - steps to start to heal within - steps to start to short the relationship or leave - watching not to fall into victim mentality - moving from blame to responsibility - finding your own values, needs and truth - the qualities of empowered relationships and how to attract them Watch videos of Sonja Shradha Devi on her channel at https://livetantra.com/authors/sonja-shradha-devi www.sonjashradhadevi.com

These satires are from book named Viklang shradha ka daur written by Harishankar Parsai.

We all need to hear it again and again and again to be reminded that our #1 Job is to make ourselves strong. Who can do it for you? No one can! Listen to Suzi, Shradha and Domenic discuss the importance of making ourselves strong. It may seem obvious but there are reasons that we all need to be reminded about that will help keep our energy up and our self-motivation fueled up. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfachievementnetwork/support

Shradha and Domenic discuss the importance of staying calm while Shradha breaks down P.A.N.I.C. in a way that soothes the mind and relaxes the soul. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfachievementnetwork/support

"In My Own Words" Thank you, Parul Agrawal, for your generous nomination for #PersonBehindThePassion! To me, you are selfless and forever loving and I appreciate this great honor. I consider myself to be the kind of person who believes in going within to find all the answers. The passion I am currently pursuing in my life is Wedding Shakti because 1 out of every 3 marriages are ending in divorce and it is more important than ever that couples enter into matrimony prepared for not only the “big day” but for their lives together in the years to follow. The impact I intend to make in the world is ‘We seek the counsel of consultants, attorneys, and experts in various fields to ensure success. So, why not ask for advice in major life decisions such as a marriage? Ensuring love, longevity, and growth, so that over time you each evolve in not only in your lives together, but in your careers as well' because I want to help brides and grooms overcome wedding stress sharing the secrets of togetherness through my F.A.I.T.H System. The people that have inspired me to pursue this passion are my father because he always encouraged me to believe in myself and keep my faith intact ever since I was a little girl, I became the first Indian to receive endorsement for her work by the world's leading motivational speaker and world-class coach Les Brown though every single smile I am able to induce inspires me to continue to follow my passion. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfachievementnetwork/support

A family with rebel girls. Yes, you read it right. The  elders have this ‘what will people say' thing going on in their minds, though they don't  have any personal objection to the choices made by the young girls. This  and more with Shradha Singh, programming head of Ishq 104.8FM, in The Great Indian Family, India's first family sitcom podcast. Let us know your experiences of growing up in comments or DM us on Instagram @eplogmedia Do rate us on iTunes  Check out our latest show - Keshava: A Magnificient Obsession by Bhawana Somaaya See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The fast evolving market and skill set especially in technology companies play a significant role in the selection of talents. On today's episode, Shradha shares her expertise on how to find employees with the right skill set.    

We continue the #InsightsPodcast series, and on this edition, we have the ever-inspiring and charming Shradha Sharma, Founder & CEO of YourStory. In this podcast, we uncover Shradha's journey from being a young girl from Patna to building the media powerhouse that YourStory has become today, with a team of 93 people, 80,000 stories published, 1 million subscribers and 20 million readers reached. Being on the other side of the hot seat for a change, Shradha reflects on her successes and how she scaled as a founder over the past decade. From starting off as an idea to tell positive stories (something that she saw was lacking, in her experience at established media houses) to reaching a stage where the Prime Minister called out to the nation's youth to read YourStory for inspiration, it has been a long journey for Shradha, where staying true to the vision proved crucial. We get a peek into Shradha's childhood: growing up in a family with four daughters and a son, raised alone by her mother while her father was away on work in the Merchant Navy. Shradha was a go-getter from the start and left no stone unturned to give her mother ample opportunities to be proud. She went on to major in History from St Stephen's in Delhi, where she discovered her love for communication and writing, and also met the love of her life. Shradha did stints with The Times of India and CNBC in Mumbai and climbed the corporate ladder before finding her calling in sharing relatable stories of common people, which she felt needed to be celebrated. Shradha recalls the struggles in the early days – not just to convince investors that she was not building an NGO but also in getting friends to join her. She was ridiculed, everyone said it wasn't going to work, but she always had the conviction. In fact, the constant undermining helped stoke a fire in her belly, she shares. “I chose to be the heroine of my story and not the victim. I used every stone thrown at me. I knew my business was not going to be an overnight success, and that it will take time to build. I wasn't chasing big money or building a unicorn but drew joy from the work, it was what I loved doing.” Talking about lessons learnt on both professional and personal front, Shradha has creative acronyms MNM (Mind, Network, Market) and 3Ms (Meditation, Medication, Mentorship). She says it's important for founders to control their “mind”, invest in building a network with a focus on ‘giving', and for the market to align with you. She illustrates on how increasing digital penetration and the coolness quotient associated with starting up provided tailwinds to YourStory's growth. At a personal level, Shradha has benefitted from both meditation and medication to overcome the agony of personal tragedies. She emphasises the importance of mentors and being open to asking for help from young and old alike. She laughingly points out that entrepreneurs become comfortable with being shameless in asking for help, thanks to the innumerable times they get no as an answer. Things change for the better, though, as one treads along the path to success, “Aaj kal toh mere acche din aaye hue hain (My good days are here!),” she jokes. Shradha adds that the ability to communicate well (storytelling) is extremely crucial while building for success and that the narrative should evolve as stakeholders change. She talks about how investors have been a positive force in her journey, helping her shape into a better CEO by ensuring for discipline, rigour and accountability. Just like any other founder, the journey has not been an easy one for Shradha and has involved making some hard decisions and surviving through tough times including those in personal life such as the unfortunate tragedy of losing her mother, who was a major source of inspiration.

Shradha Ghale’s debut novel The Wayward Daughter has been critically acclaimed by reviewers in Nepal for treading fresh ground. Avoiding the big-ticket events of the country’s contemporary history, Ghale’s novel tells the story of a young girl coming of age in a changing 1990s Kathmandu, revealing the intersections of class, caste and identity in urban Nepal. In our latest episode of Himal Interviews podcast, our Editor Aunohita Mojumdar caught up with Ghale on a sunny terrace in Kathmandu Valley. Ghale spoke about her novel, why her journalism doesn’t overlap with her fiction writing, and the risks of not translating the country to a wider audience. Go to www.himalmag.com for more on politics and culture in Southasia. ---------------------------------------------------- Intro and outro music derived from 'Ways of Rahjan' by Ask Again from Free Music Archive.

An effective brand story is an authentic narrative with a strategic message that expresses why a brand exists, what it stands for and why consumers should choose it. Every Company has a story to tell – either the one that incubated it or the one that inspired its growth. Yet until early 2000s, most of these stories of Indian startups never reached an audience. “Every story can be as extraordinary as we choose to see and the role of communication should be the ability to go behind and see that story”, says Shradha Sharma, Founder & CEO of YourStory Media in this episode of Building It up with Bertelsmann. From views on the changing face of content in India to what consumers like when it comes to content across multiple platforms, Shradha shares insights, learning and must-dos for creating the ‘right’ story and a powerful content strategy that can help your brand grow.

Sara Weber, Shradha Sharma, Niklas Wirminghaus Yourstory is one of the leading digital magazines in India. The platform portrays startups and founders and gives insights into the shapers of India's technology scene.  CEO and chief editor of YourStory Shradha Sharma will be sharing insights of the past ten years on India's entrepreneurship scene. Together with Niklas Wirminghaus, who previously worked for Gründerszene and now for Capital magazine, Shradha will be comparing and discussing the differences in both the startup ecosystem, founders mentalities but also the media landscape in both countries. The panel is being moderated by Sara Weber, Senior News Editor at LinkedIn, who has insights in both the media and the startup side of things.

Shradha Sharma is the founder of YourStory, a leading Indian portal that covers entrepreneurship and Indian Start-Up. Shradha lives her life in stories and believes that every story is unique and every story matters. With degrees from St. Stephen’s College and MICA, Shradha had initially worked with Times of India and CNBC TV18. She founded YourStory with an aim to give people’s stories a voice. Listed among the top 500 LinkedIn Influencers across the world, she has also received the L’Oreal Paris Femina Award for Online Influence. Watch Shradha talk about India and Entrepreneurship in India, and how she set out to create her own company and make herself heard as a startup success story.

Sukadev spricht über den 25. Vers des Viveka Chudamani. Der Text dieses Verses lautet: 25. Das wodurch jemand die genaue/exakte Bedeutung/Wichtigkeit der Schriften (shastra) versteht genauso wie den bedeutungsvollen Worten/Ratschlägen des Lehrers folgt (guruvakya), wird von den Weisen shraddha genannt. Nur dadurch manifestiert sich die Viveka Chudamani ist ein wichtiges Vedanta Werk von Shankaracharya. Mehr über Vedanta erfährst du auch in Vedanta Seminaren bei Yoga Vidya.

Living our lives with love and hope will bring us endless possibilities. Today, we’re going to be talking about igniting our lives with love and hope so we can fully believe in ourselves. Shradha, who was chosen to be the very first Les Brown certified coach and speaker in India, shares her experience of healing and achievement just by bringing love and hope to her life. Get all the resources for this episode and listen to more at https://www.thrivinglaunch.com

On this episode of #CyrusSays, celebrity life coach, tarot card reader & numerologist Shradha Salla talks to Cyrus about how she got into numerology, what numerology and tarot card is and the difference between the two, her upcoming book, her food venture and also essentials of positive thinking. Follow Cyrus Says on Facebook: https://goo.gl/xoXZD0 This is an IVM Production; for more such awesome podcasts on the go, download the IVM Podcasts app on Google Play: https://goo.gl/bI1toI and on iOS: https://goo.gl/9UhnGd Or come find us: Website: Indusvox.com Facebook: https://goo.gl/P130uw Twitter: https://goo.gl/7P7Uec Instagram: https://goo.gl/qH3PHm

Shradha Balakrishnan spent 6+ years studying and working in Japan before moving to the US.  Shradha managed technology-driven social impact programs sponsored by the US State Department and is currently a Product Manager at GoDaddy.

SHRADHA Agarwal, is the Chief Strategy Officer and Co-Founder of Context Media Inc, a leading media technology company that educates consumers as they make critical decisions about their health. Shradha was named to Crain’s Chicago Business 40 under 40. She was also honored as a Champion of Change by the White House, recognized as Best Female Founder at the United Nations, and won Tech Woman of the Year in Chicago in 2013. See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

Shradha Agarwal has had business running through her veins since she was a little girl. Fueled by the memory of accompanying her grandparents to the doctors offices often when she was young, she started ContextMedia as a way to help communicate targeted health messages and education to patients at a time when they are most likely to accept it (in the doctor's office). Picture customized, relevant television programming in the lobby, specific information available on iPads strategically placed in the doctor's room to peruse during those "the doctor will be right in" moments and communication on the back end to ensure your all questions are answered before and after an appointment. Her unique technology reaches 1 million patients EVERY month! Shradha was honored at the White House as Empact's top 100 young entrepreneurs in the country. She's an angel investor, a startup advisor and an all around rockstar business woman! Listen to the interview and you'll hear why!

Shradha Agarwal started in business at 9 years old.

Shradha Bhakti Badhane Hetu : Shri Sureshanandji Tips

Shradha Bhakti Badhane Hetu : Shri Sureshanandji Tips

“Recently, an online student asked . . . ‘What is really meant by surrender to God?’ And to answer that question we have to really see the three elements of it: what do we mean by surrender; what do we mean by God; and what exactly are we surrendering to God?” argues Shunyamurti, the spiritual master of the Sat Yoga Institute in Costa Rica. And that’s what meditation really is: surrender to God. It is letting go of one’s sense of alienation. It is an offering of oneself. It is freeing oneself of any sense of separation. “And so then the question is, ‘What do we mean by God?’ because in Advaita philosophy God is not an Other. And so, we are surrendering to the Self—to the Self that, in principle, we already are.” However, we have lost contact with the Self because of “the defense mechanisms that we created—that we call ‘ego’—that have been used to alienate ourselves from other individuals, from other people. And those same defense mechanisms, of necessity, alienate us from the Self and from the Supreme Self that is within our individual self.” “And so the surrender requires an internal letting go of one’s defenses against a power and a feeling of love—a current of energy in fact—that is overwhelming to the ego. It’s letting go of our evasion of the presence, the intelligence, and the power of the Self. That will overwhelm the ego and dissolve it in the flow of that Divine Love.” So we must have a burning desire for union with God, and, at the same time, let go of all of the lesser desires that have distracted us from the constant remembrance of the Supreme Self. And this means a letting go of the mind itself. “And this requires what is called Shradha, or faith: there has to be a sufficient amount of faith that in the letting go of the ego you will find something infinitely greater, more valuable than that which you are letting go of.” Recorded on the evening of Thursday, May 20, 2010.