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Rajat Mitra, a leading psychologist with over 30 years of experience, provides deep insights into trauma, grief, and historical injustice based on religion and also the profile and patterns of Pedofiles, people who commit heinous crimes on children. In this episode, we explore:

How unresolved trauma from previous generations affects Hindu and Muslim youth
What sort of a person commits sexual assault on children
The trust issues that stem from historical trauma.Which version is right ?
Why the young generation feels that their elders are leaving them a messed up life and nation
Differences between long-term and short-term memory and how trauma is processed in each 🧠
Reflecting on the fact that yes, there are no medieval temples in Delhi and probably all of North India. Why ?
The importance of violence management programs for healing communities impacted by trauma
The alarming lack of mental health reforms for individuals committing sexual assaults against children 🚨

Rajat ji also dives into Standing Order 303, the psychological mindset of criminals, and the need for a national conversation on trauma and healing. Whether you're interested in mental health, societal issues, or personal growth, this episode is a must-listen!

#MentalHealth #Trauma #Resilience #Psychology #Healing #Podcast

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Milapsinh Jadeja, an angel investor and startup supporter, shares simple yet powerful lessons about life and business:

The importance of asking good questions to get the right answers 🤔
His journey from bankruptcy to finding peace by trusting the process
The value of truly connecting with startup founders to help them grow
Why focusing on needs rather than money brings more purpose in life 🎯
How to use your skills in the right way to make a bigger impact 💡
Milap’s advice is easy to understand and full of wisdom. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or just looking for personal growth, this episode is worth a listen!

#Podcast #AngelInvesting #Entrepreneurship #LifeLessons #Growth"

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Sujata Malik, spiritual healer based in Delhi, shares about how our lives are shaped by timing, presence, and energy. Timing - Presence - Energy! Hmmm 💡

- Emotions aka E-motions and vibrations—how they actually work, what comes first !
- Which of our 33 vertebra will get pain… has a specific reason. Be it any other vertebra for example, the reason would be different! 🤔
- Scientifically proven vibration frequency of anger, of smile and more!
- Reason to why a child smiles while looking at a fan or a light
- ⁠Simplest understanding of PAST
- ⁠Why we SUFFER when universe only wants pi best

Sujata breaks down these big ideas and many more, in a way that’s super easy to grasp, even if you’re new to them :)

Give it a listen—you might just see things in a whole new light!

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In this episode, we talk with Sonal Joshi, an experienced lawyer and family counselor, about the real issues behind today’s marriages and legal problems.

Here’s what we cover:

• What women truly want in relationships.
• Strange divorce cases, including arguments over body hair and missing family members.
• Marital affairs and surprising stories from couples.
• Why young people are speaking up more in relationships.
• How divorces between ages 35-45 are becoming more common.

Sonal also shares her advice on NRI marriages, live-in relationships, and tips to protect your marriage. Don't miss out!

In this podcast, Gaurang Raval, Founder of Sauhard, highlights the struggles young people face today. He discusses why we are failing the youth, from lack of proper sex education to issues like harassment and the limits of the justice system.

Gaurang explains that true justice means changing how society thinks, not just punishing the criminal. He also questions if the death penalty truly addresses crime’s root causes.

With growing challenges like mental health, missing role models, and pressures in education, work, and life, the youth need real support and action.

Major Sudhanshu Pandey challenges the status quo, revealing urgent reforms needed in our legal and investigative systems. Learn how the outdated 1860 Act still affects our judiciary and why crucial protocols from the 2013 Jayesh Varna Committee post-Nirbhaya remain unexecuted.

Major Pandey’s insights could change your perspective on these systemic flaws. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation—are we ready for the changes he suggests?

Join us for a compelling episode with Major Sudhanshu Pandey, a trailblazer challenging the status quo—what crucial reforms does he believe are urgently needed in our legal and investigative systems?

How does the outdated 1860 act still impact our judicial system today, and what protocols from the 2013 Jayesh Varna Committee post-Nirbhaya remain unexecuted?

Could these systemic flaws have real-world consequences that we’ve overlooked? Major Pandey’s insights might just leave you questioning everything.

Join us for an inspiring episode with Dishant Gulliya, a self-made actor who has overcome incredible odds to turn his dreams into reality.

In this podcast, Dishant shares his journey from his hometown to the bustling city, where he lived in his car for three years while pursuing his passion. He dives deep into the challenges and resilience required to succeed in an unorganized field like acting.

Dishant also explores the broader topic of migration, shedding light on the struggles and triumphs of those who move to bigger cities in search of work opportunities. His experiences and insights offer valuable lessons for anyone on a similar path.

Don’t miss this powerful conversation about perseverance, ambition, and the realities of chasing your dreams!