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I loved The Odyssey, and Christopher Nolan did his magic again.

We went through Troy, the 1997 Odyssey, and The Return with Ralph Fiennes, and unpacked how each one brings something different to this 3,000-year-old story. But it went so much deeper than just the films - we ended up talking about the actual Trojan War, whether Helen of Troy really existed, and this incredible theory that Zeus and Poseidon might just be Indra and Varuna wearing different names.

What stayed with me the most is just how much emotional depth is packed into Homer’s original writing, layers you only really appreciate once someone like Abhijit walks you through it.

If you’ve watched the new Odyssey, grew up loving Troy, or just love a good historical rabbit hole — this episode is for you.

Thank you Abhijit, this was such a fun and enriching conversation.

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I've never experienced anything quite like Puri.

Standing in front of Jagannath Ji for the first time, I finally understood why this is called one of the most mysterious and mystical places in the world. Meeting sevayat families who've served the Lord for generations, watching a devotee climb the Neel Chakra with nothing but faith and zero safety gear, experiencing my first ever samudra aarti by the sea every single moment felt like a lesson in surrender.

But what moved me the most was watching people from every religion come together, all bowing to the same Jagannath. No boundaries, just devotion.

This wasn't just a vlog for me, it was a reminder of what real bhakti looks like.

Thank you for being part of this journey with me.

Jai Jagannath. 🙏❤️

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I walked into this conversation expecting to talk about money. I walked out thinking about AI, biotech and the next ten years of our lives.

Sowmay Jain opened his first trading account the day he turned 18. By his twenties he'd built and exited out of the crypto world entirely, choosing to go all-in on AI, robotics and biotech instead.

This wasn't a typical startup episode. It became one of the most wide-ranging conversations I've had on TRS.

We went into why he walked away from crypto the day ChatGPT launched. What it's like running a company with almost no engineers. Why he believes apps are becoming obsolete. The science behind GLP-1 drugs and modern biohacking. And why he thinks the next decade will decide everything.

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Some conversations feel like a medicine for the soul. This was one of them.

Simranjeet Paji has spent 20 years studying Guru Granth Sahib and practicing intense Simran (meditation). This wasn't a typical spirituality episode. It became one of the deepest conversations I've had on TRS.

We went into what Naam Jaap actually does to your consciousness. What Kundalini awakening really feels like. Why hair holds spiritual energy for Sikhs. What the Golden Temple truly represents on a spiritual map. And why Sikhi's ultimate goal is moksha itself.

I asked him questions I'd never normally ask on this show. He answered every single one with such clarity.

If you're looking for stillness, watch this till the end.

Watch the full episode here:

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Last time I spoke with Swami Yo, I felt I didn't do justice to the conversation.

I wasn't fully prepared, so this time I made sure to ask him all the personal spiritual questions I had.

Spending almost two hours with him gave me so much spiritual wisdom that I can't fully express in this community post.

We talked about:
His jail sadhana days
How tantra and sadhana work
His predictions for humanity
Maa Tara and Lord Dattatreya

At the end, he told me this would be his last podcast and that he won't be appearing on podcasts anymore.

I feel truly blessed that he chose TRS to share his spiritual journey and wisdom one last time.

Thank you, Swami Yo Ji, for all the seva you are doing for Sanatan.

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World Cup knockouts hit different when you're watching them with people who love the game as much as you do.

Sat down with Markaroni and DrogBABA to break down everything. Messi's insane comeback carry job against Egypt. Whether Ronaldo's era is closing the way we all hoped it wouldn't. Haaland turning Norway into a genuine World Cup threat. And the debate none of us could agree on: is this France squad the best international team we've ever watched assemble?

We picked our Team of the Tournament. We argued about who deserves the Ballon d'Or if France wins it all. We even made our Semi Final and Final predictions on camera.

This wasn't a football episode. This was three fans losing their minds together for two hours.

If you love the game, this one's for you.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 11

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Jaya Ji and I met again after three years.

Some conversations don't just inform you. They shift something inside you.

We spoke about what it really means to fall in love with your Ishta Dev, not just respect them.

About feminine power, and how visiting Kamakhya Devi changed the way she saw Shakti.

About marriage, parenting, and what she looks for in a partner today versus what she used to.

We also went somewhere I didn't expect. Growing up as an Indian girl versus an Indian boy. Why society trains one gender to observe and nurture, and the other to earn and provide. And why that gap creates so much friction in relationships today.

This wasn't a motivational conversation. It was a human one.

One of the most heart to heart episodes I've recorded on TRS.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 13

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Some episodes make you rethink everything you were taught in school.

This was one of them.


Maj Gen Rajiv Narayanan has spent 25+ years researching China — its history, its society, the reality behind the "rising superpower" narrative. We went back 4500 years to understand how China became what it is today.


We covered the questions I've personally always been curious about:


Why did the British colonize India but never conquer China?
What really happened during the Nanjing Massacre?
How did Genghis Khan's empire shape the borders we see today?
What's actually happening to the Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang?
Why does Maj Gen Narayanan call modern China "a dead country"?


This isn't a history episode. It's a geopolitics education wrapped inside one.


If you want to understand India's neighbourhood — the real way — this conversation will change how you see the region.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 16

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I've been looking forward to this one for a long time.

Most people think distraction is caused by our phones, social media, or notifications. But what if 90% of it actually starts inside our own minds?

This conversation with Nir Eyal genuinely shifted the way I think about focus, habits, self-belief, and personal transformation. We went deep into everything from scrolling and dopamine to hope, limiting beliefs, and what it really takes to become the person you know you're capable of being.

One of those episodes I'll probably revisit myself.

Hope it helps you as much as it helped me. ❤️

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I genuinely feel like I received the blessings of Lord Jagannath while recording this episode.

Some conversations stay with you long after the cameras stop rolling. This was one of them.

Dr. Surya Sarathi Roy didn't just speak about Jagannath Puri... he helped me experience it through history, spirituality, philosophy, and devotion.

We explored questions I've personally been curious about for years:

Why does Lord Jagannath look so different from every other deity?
What makes Jagannath Puri one of the most powerful spiritual centers in Bharat?
How did Adi Shankaracharya shape Sanatan Dharma?
Why is Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu's story still so relevant today?
What's the deeper meaning behind Rath Yatra, Mahaprasad, the Char Dham, temple consciousness, and the Bhakti movement?

If you're someone who loves Indian history, spirituality, temple culture, philosophy, or simply wants to reconnect with the roots of Bharat, I truly believe this conversation will stay with you.

Would love to know which part resonates with you the most after watching.
Jai Jagannath.

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