This Nepali Life: Recent Episodes
Aashish
Welcome and Namaste. Questioning everything and anything is a must for Intellectual and Personal growth. So come with me on this journey for finding some answers and insight about functioning of this world.
John Ford (February 1, 1894 - August 31, 1973) was one of the greatest film directors of all time. He won four Best Director Academy Awards, more than any other director. He is best known for his Westerns, but multiple of his novel adaptations stand among the best films of all time.
The title was Capitalism vs ego formation but due to the new rules and regulations that they have published. This episode was delayed by five days. I'm happy to be back again and upload new episode ☺️
Today we're tackling the 'THAT GUY!' trend, a topic I've been wanted to cover for a little while. We'll try to put some sociology and philosophy into that as you know I like to overanalyze everything. I'd be extremely grateful if you could rate, give feedback and share this episode, it helps me reach more people and spread the truth :p
The music is Chopin - Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2. He's been dead for a while, but please go in YouTube and show him some love anyway.
Hope you all are alright, Living, breathing and kicking feet. Wrote down something last night aye! Hope you enjoi. Also do give some feedback aye!
Feelings of regret are linked to negative emotions such as sorrow, remorse, and helplessness. Neuroscientists explore the neurobiology of regret and provide tips to overcome feelings of regret.
World is weird with so many shades of grey and somewhere in the shades, there lies weirdos, too hard to fix. Call them crazy, call them psycho, call them drama queen or call them bitch, but they are what they are. Wish they could fix them, but they know they can’t.
If your country’s educated people lack common sense, for sure your country does not have a reading culture.
What is Gratitude and why it’s important for every individual and how it helps in creating a healthy and happy society?
Welcome to the brand new episode of This Nepali Life. For the past couple of weeks i have took a break from social media to find myself so i also wasn't able to upload any podcast but today here i am virtually infront of you again! Thank you for listening.
We often talk about wanting to be anti-fragile - the ability to not just stay resilient through chaos, but thrive as a result of it.
But how does one get there? Stay tune for our brand new episode every week with your own host Aashish.
Welcome to Season 5 of This Nepali Life. You all made this possible and We thank you by all our hearts for that. We thought of publishing this episode especially on Laxmi Puja which is today. May Goddess Laxmi be at your right. Enjoy and Happy Tihar.
Welcome to the last episode of this season, it was a rollercoaster ride for us to come to the 4th season of This Nepali Life. We would like to sincerely thank our listeners who stick us to the end of this season. Again Thank you so much!
"The Dream of a Ridiculous Man" is a short story by Fyodor Dostoyevsky written in 1877. It chronicles the experiences of a man who decides that there is nothing of any value in the world. Slipping into nihilism with “terrible anguish”, he is determined to commit suicide. •Narrated by: Aashish
Where is our society heading ? What are the consequences of the ever fast growing technologies ? Well, let's see what is to be done therefore.
I hope you're enjoying our episodes. Please feel free to leave a rating and your feedbacks in review section on whichever platform you're listening from. Thank you again.
Tonight I wanted to speak my heart out, about this ongoing corona virus scenario and of course the effect of Lockdown to people like you and me. Here, I will talk about my friend story and about my opinion on this Lockdown situation. I hope you will bear with me for this episode too like you have been doing on any other episode.
🔰A beautiful poem by Miles Carter. 🔰Music by Ane brun Halo. 🔰Narrated by our host Aashish.
"Desiderata" is one of the greatest poems of the last century with a message that will echo for many more generations since it speaks directly to the human condition and all the existential questions that come along with it. In other words, I really like this poem because it speaks to me and I hope it does the same to you.
🔰 Narrator is Aashish Gautam
🔰 Music by Alice in Winter - Departure
What is the best life we can live? How can we cope with whatever the universe throws at us and keep thriving nonetheless? The ancient Greco-Roman philosophy of Stoicism explains that while we may not always have control over the events affecting us, we can have control over how we approach things. Listen to this episode where our host Aashish describes the philosophy of Stoicism.
Hello and welcome to Season 4 and to our brand new episode. Let's welcome to our host Aashish too. Hope you enjoy!
The intro voice is of our lovely friend Febbie. Shout-out to her. As you know this is our last episode of 3rd Season. Thank you so much you all guys for being such an amazing audience and Listening us and loving us in such way. We all are very greatfull for this. As for this being last episode of 3rd season I wanna wrap all this with talking about the Values of Human being to Gender Identity to God. Hope you will enjoy this episode too as like others. ❤️
Let's talk about managing your time frame when you're having some problems and troubles in life. This value comes wholesomely from psychological view and some mythological literature.
The controversial philosopher, 67, on struggling with being a bad father, becoming more aggressive and how writing saved his life.
Battling the spread of Covid-19 is going to be a long-haul effort. Here's what you've asked about.
The early evidence leaves little doubt that Covid-19 poses greater risk to men - but are the reasons biological or cultural ?
Horror over the West's failure to contact Covid-19 will pale by comparison if it sweeps the developing world.
The study of the surreal has mostly concerned Dali's paintings and Kafka's writings. But there are psychological reasons why every day seems so otherworldly. #stayhome #staysafe
Opinion: He's the reason I'm at Cambridge, which is why the University's decision to revoke his invitation to do research there is so disconcerting.
A genius with the answer to the financial crisis? Or the Borat of philosophy? The culture theorist talks about love , sex and why nothing is ever what it appears to be
India has so much to teach for newly formed country like Nepal. Life is too short to learn everything from own mistakes, so wiseness is to learn from others mistakes as well
What is real love ? What is conditional love ? Everything you need to know about the love you are getting.
Should we follow our passion? What does it mean to have passion? In this episode, we talk about every related thing about so-called Passion
A conversation between two friends who met after a long time. They talk from anything to everything that occurs on their mind
It's 12° C here around Kathmandu and I thought why not talk about it. So here a little talk with with some fact, importance of fire.
Here i talk about why us nepali can't earn 6 or 7 figure of income. Why we settle for less ?