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after listening to Vivekji's sharing on speaking Truthfully, Usefully and Beautifully - i appreciate how strongly this resonates with our Effort to Honor our Elders through deep and meaningful conversation. at any age, these pillars are key to positive, and impactful communication. Gratitude! - varsha g

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reflecting on the conversation with Shashiji, i connected with how beautiful and empowering faith is -- when we act with pure intentions and the right heart - it will be meaningful! nothing to fear when Divinity is here. - varsha g

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Just completed listening to all of these! What a great series. Thank you to the team.

Across all of these, the messages of faith, active listening, and not "othering" elders resonates with me as important when interacting and even thinking about those who are older than me.

As all of us age, the importance of faith, community, and personal care are critical and this is howare commUnity is already providing us. Now, we have to "Just Do It"!

with Love and Aum,

rta

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Vijay ji's conversation was a strong reminder to prioritize and continually calibrate my living with the Eternal over the ephemeral. Grateful for the language of tough love, full of nishtha (foundational conviction) developed from experience! - Juie

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i appreciated how Pradeep ji connected active listening to shravana sadhana.

i experiences concern for my vasanas manifesting in old age when i might be less independent. Then instead of actively listening my thoughts drifted into future.

Eventually, i realized this is an opportunity to start learning now, and i called an old friend and just listened without giving solutions or judging. i felt relieved by sharing active listening love.

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From Shashiji’s very practical Relating and Caring for our Elders podcast, what stood out for me was this: while worry and fear around aging or loss of loved ones are natural, we must REMEMBER what truly connects us—Divinity. Every body will eventually pass, but what matters is cherishing each moment we share. Even the smallest gestures—opening a door, carrying a bag, offering a glass of water—can carry deep meaning when done with love.

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From Vijayji’s insightful Spiritual Growth podcast, one key takeaway for me was: “The mind is like garbage—anyone can throw anything into it.” He encouraged daily self-care by spending 20 minutes each on the body, mind, and intellect—gradually increasing that time until it equals your age.

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So many valuable and practical tips shared by Dr. Poonam Merai on graceful aging—simple, yet powerful reminders for living well at any age! From staying active and eating mindfully, to building meaningful connections, living with passion/purpose, and having/following a plan—these insights truly apply to us all. Definitely passing this along to family and friends 💛

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Really appreciated the meaningful chat. Pradeepji’s journey after a near-death experience was truly inspiring. One simple thing really stood out—just BEING there and actually LISTENING. It can mean more than we realize...

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For me Pradeepji's experiential revelations reinforced the importance of dealing with the undesirable now instead of later.

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this sharing was so beautiful. i really appreciated Pradeepji's sharing on how empathetic and active listening is the essence of Vedanta -- seeing the oneness in all. reflecting on how i can connect deeper with everyone i interact with by just listening openly

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this deep conversation was so moving! i was reflecting on the story about a patient's relationship with their 'Maria' - and what it means to be there for one another. As Pradeepji so beautifully shared, by listening, and caring we can be there for another - helping them find peace even if its temporary!

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Thank you for such a deep and meaningful conversation! I too had a few tears in my eyes as I was listening. I’m realizing how much my mind starts to formulate assumptions about how the other person I’m speaking to will react or respond. Especially towards parental figures since they outwardly they seem so “fixed” in their thoughts and ways. But I’m reminded to have not only a compassionate mind but a beginner’s mind when interacting with any one!