The Philosophy of Now

As we look back at the Thanksgiving season, we reflect on what we learned, the beauty of gratitude and meditating on the joys and world we have to be happy for.

In this month's Consistent Contemplation, we reflect on a simple yet deeply insightful quote by the great educator and thinker, Maxine Greene: "I am what I am not yet."We dive into how that quote relates into our lives, in how we see the world around us and ultimately we meditate upon it throw a guided mindfulness session.As always, The Philosophy of Now is a medium - a community for us all to look within...TOGETHER.A new season is coming out soon with more wonderful conversations and guests - STAY TUNED!

Let's revisit our phenomenal conversation with the renowned quantum physicist, Dr. Fritjof Capra - from Season 2 of the show!We dive into how spirituality and yoga philosophy helped understand the universe better, how he wrote the 'Tao of Physics,' and where he sees the two worlds of science and spirituality truly merging.Let's learn and reflect together!

Let's revisit our deeply insightful and introspective journey with Acharya Prashant, a renowned scholar, teacher and best-selling author of Vedanta philosophy and Hinduism. We learn about the Bhagavad Gita's insights, how to rigorously get to the core of our being and what it means to SEEK. Let's listen and learn together!

Listen to our latest consistent contemplation episode! The summer is ending soon and we've all had our fair share of socializing and busy weeks and weekends.How do we bring attention to ourselves and our wellbeing? Is it ok to want to be alone? What does it mean to have a fulfilled indifference?Let's reflect and meditate together on this journey WITHIN...

This week, we revisit the episode with Sri M, the yogic master and founder of the Satsang Foundation. He speaks on the essence of yoga and how we can follow this DEEP philosophical tradition in the modern times - even if you're an atheist!Sri M speaks on what success means to him and the spirit of spirituality that the modern youth should have. He also speaks on how we can assess the right gurus and what kind of moral compass to keep in our day to day lives, trying to be selfless.Let's revisit this amazing conversation from Season 2 - during this summer break of reflections and introspection!