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How to overcome distraction and get restored on our spiritual journey By HG Chaitanya Charan Pr

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Dealing with negative past karma – 3 ways– Karma Philosophy for a Brighter Future part 2 of 5

Faith and Doubt QnA HG Chaitanya Charan Prabhu

If someone puts in the same efforts as me but gets better results, how to avoid envy?

Wisdom on Wisdom

Self-destruction Strategies Series

Overcoming Obstacles

The mind often recasts antipathy as inability… Gita 18.37

Self pity makes feel bad seem feel good Gita 18.35

To be responsible means to stop blaming the outer trigger for the inner trouble Gita 18.42

Seeking to understand our nature… Gita 03.35

Don’t use others to feel better about yourself, learn from others how to become better Gita 03.21

If we are tormented by strong conscience and weak willpower… Gita 10.10

A Rigid Structure May Not Work For Us But Without A Structure We May Not Work Gita 06.36

We Cant Change Our Past But We Can Change How We See And Explain Our Past Gita 13.23

To understand what is wrong in the world, look first in the mirror, not the newspaper Gita 16.22

The size of our problems is inversely proportional to the size of our purpose… Gita 18.58

Don’t see through others; see others through – Gita 16.4

Responsible Relationships 4 Look up before you look around

New year resolutions: 4 principles for greater self-transformation, A Bhagavad-Gita perspective

Hindi – New year resolutions 4 principles for greater self transformation

Three components that enable us to implement our resolutions

Changing our habits through bhakti | Vrindavan school

When things go wrong acceptance of the situation is vital to deal with the situation effectively

Emotionally challenging situations are often more difficult to accept than physical ones

What should we do when we are instructed to do a service we are not inspired to do?

How our past can become part of our wisdom that empowers us

How having a worthy purpose can become an inner force that can keep us moving in life

The key to always do the right thing – chose the emotions that carry us in the right direction

On anxieties and fears – Chaitanya Charan

On feelings and facts – Chaitanya Charan

On Dharma and being ourselves

Wisdom Munches 20: Loss process?

Wisdom Munches 19: Different world view of karma

Wisdom Munches 15: Lord Rama: Destiny-centered or duty-centred?

Wisdom Munches 18: What is fixed in life?

Wisdom Munches 17: Difference between Love & Grateful

Wisdom Munches 13: Why we need good karma to do bad karma

Wisdom Munches 12: From heir to spare: Origin of Duryodhana’s envy

Things that are worth doing, are worth doing well — and worth doing badly too Gita 06.26

Respond to moral failure not by mental punishment but by spiritual reinstatement Gita 09.30

Finding Happiness Through Desire Management – 2 Youth Boston

Finding happiness through desire management – 1| Youth | Boston

Avoiding Some Risks Keeps Us Alive Taking Some Risks Brings Us Alive Gita 06.40

We need inner accounting before we can have inner accountability Gita 06.05

Don’t fight against your bad habits – cultivate good habits and let them fight against bad habits

If we wait till we feel inspired we will definitely wait indefinitely Gita 18.37

Regret For Wrongdoing Reforms Regret For The Consequence Of Wrongdoing Deforms Gita 03.40

Devotion Is Not Just About Bringing God Into Our Life It Is Also About Letting God Bring Us In Life

God Takes Our Potential Seriously Do We Gita 18.61

To Get Consequences Of Our Wrongdoings May Feel Like Misfortune But It Can Save Us From Misfortune

If We Gauge How Good We Are Solely By How Good We Feel About Ourselves We Risk Losing Our Goodness

Even If We Cant Drive Away Inner Impurities We Can Still Drive Away From Inner Impurities BG 05.23

Our Individuality Is Defined Not By What We Wear But By What We Hold Dear Gita 15.07

Even If Others Dont Take Us Seriously Still We Can Take Ourselves Seriously Gita 06.05

Sincerity Can Show The Path To Ability It Cant Substitute For Ability Gita 02.06

Once we know what our needs are, how can we fulfill those needs?

When we lose something vital for both material and spiritual life, what can we do?

Gita 14.11 Inner illumination helps us to separate observation from evaluation

If the outreach mood of a particular place doesn’t zeal with our disposition, what can we do?

Is it better to set big goals that are inspiring or small goals that are achievable?

How can we deal with our past mistakes, especially if some devotees bring up those mistakes repeatedly?

How exactly is change the only constant in the world?

When we are unable to follow instructions, what can we do?

How do we know when we are accepting ourselves and when we are justifying our weaknesses?

If after striving for a long time in one area, we get only moderate success, what should we do?

Gita key verses course 43 – Are some people innately bad – Gita 16.06

Does our varna change with time – can we belong to several varnas?

If we label people positively – you are specially talented – can that help people grow?

The Monk’s Podcast 90 with Garuda Prabhu – Please criticize me – I want to grow

The Monk’s Podcast 84 with Madhavananda Prabhu – From Sentimentality to Spirituality

The Monk’s Podcast 43 with Braja Bihari Prabhu – How to disagree without being disagreeable

If someone has been abused, can the victim just forgive the abuser?

What to do when in a relationship that we can neither tolerate nor retaliate?

How can we distribute our time between hearing and chanting?

How can we increase our determination for waking up in the morning?

If others pressure us into doing more than our capacity, what can we do?

Self-Acceptance, Team Spirit and Success – Wisdom from Ramayana

Despite your conservative training how did you become so accommodating?

Does every thought in our mind result from something we have done in the past?

When people today are so untrustworthy how can we develop relationships?

To protect ourselves, we sometimes become insensitive to others – how to avoid?

Why we need to scan our consciousness regularly

QA on racism Q 10 How do we as spiritualists manifest empathy (para-dukha-dukhi)?

The Monk’s Podcast 27 with Mahatma Prabhu – Do devotees need to take care of their emotional health?

If we label as fault-finders those who constantly find faults with others, are we ourselves indulging in fault-finding?

The Monk’s Podcast 26 with Shyamananda Prabhu – Monasticism – Why and how

QA on racism Q 8 How do we balance knowing that we are not the bady and processing bodily pains?

The Monk’s Padcast 23 with Akhanda dhi Prabhu – What our tradition can offer to the science-spirituality discussion

The Monk’s Podcast 22 with Bhaktimarga Maharaj – How to make our outreach more relevant

The Monk’s Podcast 20 with Shyamananda Prabhu – How to see failure positively

QA on racism Q 1 From a spiritual perspective, why does racism exist?

​How can we overcome envy?

Gita key verses course 24 Can sex be spiritual – What is the difference between lust and love – Gita 07.11

When Dhruva Maharaj started with a selfish motive, how did he attain Vaikuntha, the abode of selflessness?

How do we give up bad habits?

Learning prayerfulness based on Bhagavatam prayers