Are dadi ke gharelu nuskhe still relevant in today’s world? Or have we just forgotten how to use them correctly?

In this episode of Devendra Talks, we are joined by Dt. Gurleen Kaur (Dietician & Nutritionist) to explore the real truth behind nutrition, Indian food, lifestyle diseases, stress, and herbal remedies.

From social media diet trends to B12 deficiency, from Indian kitchen ingredients to modern supplements, this conversation breaks down what actually works for long-term health — and what doesn’t.

We also discuss:

• why blindly following health influencers can be risky
• whether the Indian diet is actually healthy
• what makes an Indian plate a complete meal
• how stress impacts your body
• the role of dadi ke nuskhe and herbal remedies
• kadha vs capsules — what should you choose?
• and why we are slowly disconnecting from our own health wisdom

This episode is not about quick fixes or trends.
It’s about understanding your body, your food, and your lifestyle in a practical way.

🎙️ If you’re looking to improve your health without confusion, this conversation will give you clarity.

What makes someone leave a “perfect life” in Canada and come to India in search of something deeper?

In this episode of Devendra Talks, we sit down with Mahayana — Reiki Master, retreat facilitator, and devotional musician — for a heartfelt conversation on identity, purpose, healing, and spiritual transformation.

From a successful tech-driven life filled with comfort and stability… to an inner battle that wouldn’t go away, Mahayana shares what led her to India, how she discovered Reiki, and what changed after meeting her Master.

This conversation explores:

• the emptiness that success sometimes cannot fix
• identity, surrender, and self-awareness
• emotional healing and inner transformation
• purpose, spirituality, and living with deeper meaning

If you’ve ever felt like everything looks fine on the outside, but something still feels missing within, this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen till the end — this one may stay with you for a while.

Discover the incredible transformation story of Bhaktiyana (Anisha) - from anxiety, stress, and career pressure to finding purpose through spirituality, kirtan, and bodywork. In this in-depth podcast conversation, explore how spiritual practices can heal trauma, build community, and help you reconnect with your true self.

🌟 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:

📌 00:00 - Podcast Trailer

📌 01:26 - Introduction to Bhaktiyana's Journey

📌 02:15 - The Meaning Behind the Name "Bhaktiyana" & Its Spiritual Significance

📌 03:31 - Who is Bhaktiyana? Meet the Person Behind the Movement

📌 07:40 - Anisha to Bhaktiyana: An Inspiring Transformation Story

📌 10:07 - How Her Spiritual Journey Started with Her Guru

📌 12:00 - Bodywork & Kirtan: Learning the Healing Practices

📌 13:34 - How Bodywork Helps Release Fear & Emotional Blocks

📌 16:11 - Can Bodywork Heal Childhood Trauma? Deep Dive Into Healing

📌 21:19 - Kirtan's Role in Spiritual Awakening & Personal Growth

📌 25:02 - What Does Kirtan Feel Like? The Experience Explained

📌 26:33 - Kirtan Community: Do You Need the Same Energy Level?

📌 29:36 - Friends, Community & Spiritual Growth Through Connection

📌 32:15 - Meeting New People at Spiritual Retreats: Building Meaningful Bonds

📌 35:57 - What is Utsav Yatra? India's 6-Month Spiritual Festival Journey

📌 37:44 - Powerful Message for Today's Youth & Career-Focused Generation

📌 39:15 - Who is Bhaktiyana Today vs 6 Years Ago? The Complete Transformation

❓ WHO SHOULD WATCH THIS PODCAST?

✅ Young professionals feeling stuck in their career

✅ Anyone experiencing anxiety, depression, or burnout

✅ People curious about spirituality and spiritual practices

✅ Those interested in trauma healing and personal growth

✅ Anyone wanting to build authentic community connections

✅ Yoga and kirtan enthusiasts seeking deeper understanding

✅ Career-focused individuals questioning life's purpose

✅ People looking for alternatives to conventional success

✅ Anyone wanting to transform their life through spiritual practices

✅ Those interested in Indian spiritual traditions and bhakti yoga

#Bhaktiyana #SpiritualAwakening #Kirtan #Spirituality #SelfDiscovery #TraumaHealing #Bodywork #Meditation #YogaCommunity #BhaktiYoga #PersonalGrowth #MentalHealth #Anxiety #Depression #CareerChange #Purpose #LifeTransformation #SpiritualPractices #IndianSpirituality #DevotionalSinging #CommunityBuilding #Wellness #MindfulLiving #Consciousness #UtsavYatra #SelfInquiry #SpiritualRetreat

If you've experienced similar feelings of being lost, stuck, or seeking more from life, this podcast will resonate deeply with you. Bhaktiyana's authentic journey and wisdom have inspired thousands to reconnect with themselves and build meaningful spiritual communities.

📌 IMPORTANT NOTE:

This podcast is not meant to replace professional medical or mental health treatment. While Bhaktiyana shares her healing journey, please consult healthcare professionals for serious health concerns. Spiritual practices complement, not substitute, professional help.

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In this powerful episode of Devendra Talks, we step out of the studio and into the wild.This is not a cozy couch conversation.This is not a routine Q&A setup.This is a real conversation — walking through forests, exploring a wildlife sanctuary, and experiencing nature in its purest form.Our guest, Mahesh Mangoor Ji, Creator & Founder of Wild-One, has done something extraordinary.He personally purchased 100 acres of land — not for a resort empire, not for commercial farming, not for profit — but to protect nature and preserve biodiversity for future generations.Wild-One is a wildlife field station and eco-resort located in the Tillari Valley of the Western Ghats, in Sindhudurg district, Maharashtra — approximately 50 km from Panaji, Goa.Managed by Mahesh Mangoor, a dedicated naturalist and conservationist, this space serves as:• A conservation and ecological research hub• A field station for herping (reptile & amphibian studies)• A birding and wilderness workshop center• A space for researchers, volunteers, and wildlife photographersThe station includes:– 20-bed dormitory– Individual cottages & tents– A library & research office– A dining hall serving local mealsThis conversation explores:• What real sustainability looks like• Why conservation needs private action• The truth about protecting biodiversity• Building legacy beyond money and fameIf you care about nature, leadership, and long-term impact — this episode will shift your perspective.📌 Watch till the end.💬 Comment “Nature” if this conversation resonates with you.🔔 Subscribe to Devendra Talks for meaningful conversations that matter.#MaheshMangoor #WildOneTillari #DevendraTalks #NatureConservation #WesternGhats #Sustainability #WildlifeConservation #Leadership #PurposeDriven #PodcastIndia #devendramohan #naturelovers #naturephotography #environmentalawareness #forestlife #forestambience

When Delhi’s AQI crosses 400 and pollution becomes a daily headline, can a home really maintain AQI 15?

Is it science… or just another viral claim?

In this explosive episode of Devendra Talks, we sit down with the couple who claim to have built a self-sustained ecosystem in the heart of Delhi — with:

• AQI as low as 10–15

• No air purifiers

• No artificial cooling

• 15,000+ plants

• Natural filtration systems

• Clean food, clean air, clean living

Is this the future of urban survival?

Or is it too good to be true?

We break down the science behind aquaponics, air purification through plants, passive cooling systems, and the real connection between pollution and 100+ lifestyle diseases.

If Delhi’s air is becoming a public health emergency, this conversation might challenge everything you believe about clean living.

Watch till the end before you decide —

Truth or myth?

Comment “AQI” if you think clean air should not be a luxury.

Subscribe to Devendra Talks for conversations that question, challenge, and uncover real solutions.

#DevendraTalks #DelhiAQI #AirPollution #SustainableLiving #PublicHealth

What if I told you that people who have nothing are living with more happiness than most of us?In this episode of Devendra Talks, we travel deep into the heart of Tanzania — a country that is growing economically, yet where millions still struggle with poverty, lack of education, and environmental challenges.But what truly shocked me was this:People with almost nothing still smile, still dream, and still work hard to build their future.This episode is about:How people in Tanzania are building their lives with hope and courageWhy education and environment are the real foundations of a strong futureWhy helping others is not charity, but a responsibilityAnd why many people lose motivation as they grow older — and how purpose brings it backYou will also hear the inspiring journey of Sabine and Matthias Mau, a German couple who left comfort behind to serve humanity in Tanzania through their initiative “Zukunft bauen (Building the Future)”. Since 2008, they have built vocational schools, kindergartens, an orphanage, and hostels for young girls, while providing daily meals and healthcare support. Their story proves one powerful truth:One decision can change thousands of lives.This is not just a podcast episode.It’s a reminder of gratitude.It’s a lesson in motivation.It’s a call to action.If you’ve ever felt lost, demotivated, or questioned your purpose…this conversation will shift your mindset.Watch till the end to understand why Tanzania doesn’t just need help —it needs people who care.🎙️ Welcome to one of the most meaningful episodes of Devendra Talks.#WhyTanzaniaNeedsUs #DevendraTalksPodcast #TanzaniaLife #HumanitarianWork #SocialImpact #EducationForAll #PovertyAndHope #InspiringStory #MotivationalPodcast #LifePurpose #HelpingOthers #GlobalChange #ChangeMakers #HopeForFuture #podcast

In today’s world, every home has food — but very few have peaceful mealtimes.Kids refuse to eat without screens. Parents feel stressed and helpless. Outside food feels easier than home cooking. And somewhere between convenience and confusion, our relationship with food has changed.In this powerful episode of Devendra Talks, we sit down with Divya – Ghar Ki Rasoi to explore the psychology of children’s food habits and the changing culture of home-cooked meals.Divya, the face behind Ghar Ki Rasoi, is a home chef and food content creator who has built a strong community around simple, healthy, and relatable home-cooked meals. Through her journey, she shares practical insights on children’s eating behaviour, modern family nutrition, and the emotional connection between food, family, and lifestyle, making this conversation deeply relevant for today’s parents and households.In this episode, we discuss why children are becoming picky eaters, how screen time is silently affecting eating habits, the impact of force-feeding, why home-cooked food is slowly becoming a luxury, how processed food is replacing traditional meals, the role of parents (especially fathers) in shaping food habits, and why women and kitchen identity need to be redefined in modern families.This is not a lecture on parenting.This is a real conversation about modern families, food habits, and lifestyle changes.
If you are a parent, a young adult, or someone who cares about health, habits, and family — this episode will make you think.#BachchonKeNakhre #MaaKiStrategy #GharKiRasoi #ParentingIndia #IndianParents #MotherhoodUnfiltered #MomLifeIndia #HindiPodcast #IndianPodcast #DesiParenting #RealParenting #EveryParentRelates #KidsFoodProblems #PickyEaters #MomStrategy #IndianFamily #PodcastClips #TrendingPodcast #MustWatch

#devendramohan #filmmaking #creativity

This Indian podcast explores creativity, culture, filmmaking, and personal journeys through a deep, long-form conversation rooted in Nagaland and Northeast India.

In this episode of Devendra Talks, we discuss how a region can function not just as a state, but as a tribe bound by identity, community, and shared values. From ancient hunting traditions to modern artistic expressions like beatboxing, the conversation highlights how tribal culture evolves without losing its roots.

Our guest, Rohit Gupta, shares his journey across creativity — from cricket to art, from personal exploration to filmmaking. We dive into questions that every creator and thinker relates to:

Is everyone creative?

Do all people get the opportunity to explore creativity?

What does artistic liberty truly mean in today’s world?

Do audiences want masala content, or do they connect more deeply with personal stories?

This episode also covers:

Nagaland and tribal culture in Northeast India

The role of music in the lives of hunters and tribal societies

What connects artists beyond borders

The biggest challenges in a creative journey

How interest in filmmaking is born and sustained

Creativity as a mindset, not just a profession

This is not just a filmmaking or culture podcast — it is a conversation on identity, belonging, and meaningful storytelling in an age of fast content and short attention spans.

🎙️ Watch till the end for honest insights and grounded perspectives.

#Podcast #IndianPodcast #DevendraTalks #Creativity #CreativeJourney #Storytelling #Filmmaking #IndianCinema #ArtAndCulture #TribalCulture #Nagaland #NortheastIndia #KonyakTribe #CulturalStories #ArtistJourney #CreativeFreedom #PersonalStories #LongFormPodcast #MeaningfulConversation