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Join us on a fun and enlightening journey through The Bhagavad Gita, one of the oldest and coolest yogic texts around. We’ll dive into its ancient wisdom and find ways to make it totally relevant to your life today. Starting from page one, we’ll uncover practical lessons that’ll uplift, entertain, and inspire you. By the end of each episode, you’ll be ready to live a more connected, empowered life—Gita inspired!
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What does it really mean to forgive someone? Does forgiveness mean trusting them again? Rebuilding the relationship? Letting go of boundaries? Or pretending that what happened didn’t hurt?
In this special episode of Gita In Action, Radha sits down with Bhagavad Gita teacher and author Chaitanya Charan for a conversation on forgiveness, relationships, trust, and boundaries through the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita.
Together, we explore the difference between forgiving someone and trusting them, why forgiveness doesn’t always require reconciliation, and how sometimes the healthiest response may actually be creating distance.
Chaitanya Charan also shares a powerful framework for understanding forgiveness at the level of our intentions, emotions, and actions—and why healing our own wounds is different from deciding what kind of relationship we should have with the person who hurt us. audio1885818895
We also explore the power of the “sacred pause” before reacting, what it means to forgive wisely, and an unexpected question at the end: How do we forgive ourselves?
Forgiveness doesn’t necessarily mean forgetting.It doesn’t necessarily mean trusting again.And it doesn’t always mean going back.
Sometimes forgiveness is simply choosing to heal—and then deciding wisely what comes next.
Ancient wisdom. Modern life.
5 Oct 2026
Episode 201--The Illusion of Control
What does it actually mean to become “fixed” in spiritual knowledge?
In this episode of Gita In Action, we explore Bhagavad Gita 14.2–14.4 and the difference between simply understanding spiritual knowledge and actually allowing it to change the way we live.
So much of our lives is spent trying to understand, achieve, control, and figure everything out. We can even bring that same mentality into our spiritual lives. But what if the Bhagavad Gita isn’t something we’re meant to conquer with our intellect? What if it’s something we’re meant to take shelter of?
We explore what it means to move from knowledge to realization, why surrender doesn’t mean giving up, how our need for control can keep us from trusting God, and how spiritual wisdom gradually becomes the ground we stand on—even when everything around us is changing.
We also discuss Krishna as the source of material nature and all living beings, what that teaches us about our relationship with Him, and how seeing everything as a gift can begin to change the way we relate to our lives.
Because the goal isn’t simply to know the Bhagavad Gita.
It’s to allow the Bhagavad Gita to change us.
Ancient wisdom. Modern life.
1 Oct 2026
Episode 200--What’s Really Keeping Us Stuck?
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