In this episode of 'Rise', Radhanath Swami explains the real meaning of 'Life Beyond Borders'.
Radhanath Swami gives us an insight into the festival of Divali and the example of his spiritual master, AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Srila Prabhupada, who went through many trials and tribulations to give the greatest gift to the world.
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Being a True Friend
In this episode of 'Rise', Radhanath Swami explains what it means to be a true and loving friend.
There are many ways we consider someone our friend and ourselves a friend to others. However, when all external aspects are removed, what is the real essence of friendship? Radhanath Swami explains friendship on a spiritual level where we extend our love and helping hand to all living beings.
When we are able to feel the success of others, as well as the pain, we are closer to becoming a true friend where Divinity remains in the centre.
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Finding Hope In Turbulent Times
In this episode of 'Rise', Radhanath Swami shows us how we can find hope in turbulent times.
Throughout history, we have witnessed many wars, countries facing famine, pandemics, poverty etc. however the ancient scriptures give us light in how we can find hope during these struggles and view the world through a spiritual lens.
When we work on our inner world, we will see tremendous change in the outer world, bringing everyone closer to the ultimate goal of divine love, that will help us overcome challenges.
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Spiritual Approach to Conflict Resolution at Google
In this episode of 'Rise', Radhanath Swami gives us a spiritual approach to conflict resolution.
Through childhood stories, memorable lessons and realised wisdom, Radhanath Swami shares with us the nature of balanced relationships and how to overcome negative qualities that cause conflict.
When we look towards and live by spiritual values, we are able to create profound and long-lasting loving relationships.
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Managing The Mind
In this episode of 'Rise', Radhanath Swami expresses the nature of the mind and how an unsteady mind affects the relationship we have with ourselves, others and the Supreme Lord.
The scriptures, such as the Bhagavad Gita, give us a direct insight into the mind and how we have the ability to control the mind, making it our best friend, or failing to do so can lead it to become our worst enemy.
The more we invest ourselves into consistent spiritual practice, the greater hope we have to control the mind and bring about a blissful life.
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