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🎧 Creative Art Series – Part 1: Discovering Passion & Choosing the Creative Path Guest: Kiran Kaviarasan | Host: Sanjay Krishnan In this powerful opening episode of the Creative Art Series, we step into the soul of creativity with none other than Kiran Kaviyarasan — a passionate musician, gifted guitarist, and a true embodiment of artistic fire. This episode is not just a conversation; it’s an initiation into the journey of discovering what makes a creative heart beat. We begin by exploring Kiran’s personal story as how he first fell in love with music, the emotional and intuitive pull toward his art, and the intense passion that continues to drive him in the creative space. His journey is a living example of what it means to truly align with one’s calling. Moving beyond his story, we dive deep into the universal question: How does one identify their creative passion? We unpack how to listen to your inner calling, the signs that point toward your unique artistic interest, and how to choose a future based on inner fulfillment rather than external pressure. Kiran also shares what drew him into the creative field — not for trends, fame, or applause, but from an authentic connection to purpose. This part of the episode is especially insightful for young aspirants and dreamers wondering how to feel the difference between fleeting interest and long-term passion. But discovering passion is just the beginning. We then tackle the crucial next steps: 1. What should one do after identifying a creative path? 2. How to elevate your passion into a profession? 3. What mindset, skills, and ecosystem do you need to sustain and succeed in the creative world? From daily discipline to inner alignment, from external influences to internal vision this episode lays the foundation for any aspiring creator to reflect, realign, and reignite their path forward. 🎙️ Whether you're a beginner exploring your talents or someone standing at a creative crossroads, this episode will feel like a personal mentorship session. Honest, practical, and emotionally charged — Part 1 of the Creative Art Series reminds us that creativity is not just what we do — it’s who we are meant to become.

In this powerful episode of the Tamizh Desam Podcast, host Sanjay Krishnan sits down with author and social commentator Madan Morris for Part 1 of a profound conversation titled "Why Not a Women?". Madan, widely known for his groundbreaking book Worldwide Women, has spent years researching and documenting the unheard stories of women the world failed to speak about women whose courage, resilience, and achievements remain buried under layers of societal neglect and invisibility. This episode is a deep dive into the very core of women empowerment, where we explore not just the concept of equality, but the lived reality of countless women who face discrimination every day in ways both obvious and invisible. Throughout the conversation, Sanjay and Madan unravel how women continue to be seen through limiting societal lenses, how cultural conditioning shapes their identity, suppresses their potential, and influences their life choices. They touch on how these barriers are not just external, but internalized from childhood conditioned by family, community, and a rigid definition of "femininity." The episode also looks closely at the day-to-day discrimination women endure from being underestimated in their careers to facing casual sexism in social spaces — and how critical it is for women to reclaim their narrative through education, self-worth, and courage. Madan emphasizes that his intention behind Worldwide Women was to bring forward the lives of those whose names we don’t hear in the media women who never made the headlines but whose struggles and victories define true empowerment. As he shares a few of these inspiring stories, we’re reminded that empowerment isn’t always loud sometimes, it's in quiet defiance, silent strength, and the refusal to give up. The discussion also sheds light on feminism not as a buzzword or a trend, but as a philosophy of equality and fairness. The episode navigates through the essence of real feminism and also critiques the rise of pseudo feminism, where the movement’s original spirit is sometimes misinterpreted or misused. A significant portion of the dialogue also addresses men’s role in empowering women, with a call to understand that respecting women is not an act of kindness, but a fundamental responsibility. They also break down the myth that physical vulnerability equals inferiority, explaining how societal strength should never be measured in physical terms alone. This episode is not just about women it’s about the society we’ve all inherited and the future we want to create. Whether you're a man seeking to understand how to be an ally, a woman navigating her way through societal expectations, or simply someone who wants to listen to real, honest perspectives, this episode will leave you with questions, insights, and perhaps, the desire to see the world a little differently.

In this powerful and inspiring second installment of our ART Series, host Sanjay Krishnan sits down once again with the incredibly talented Madan Morris, a passionate painter, educator, and visionary artist. If you’re someone with a deep love for drawing or painting—or even someone just beginning to explore your creative side—this episode is your roadmap to turning artistic curiosity into a meaningful journey. We begin the conversation with Madan’s personal story—how he discovered his love for painting, the challenges he faced early on, and how he eventually shaped his passion into a fulfilling career. Madan walks us through the foundational steps every beginner must take in painting and drawing—from observing the world with an artist’s eye to cultivating discipline and creative consistency. A key highlight of this episode is our discussion on talent identification: how does one know they are truly meant for art? Madan offers thoughtful insights on recognizing inner potential, nurturing early interests, and the importance of guidance and self-exploration. For those who’ve identified their passion, we talk about what to do in the initial stages—learning techniques, exploring styles, and seeking inspiration from great artworks. We then dive into a deeply practical and empowering conversation on art monetization. How can artists convert their passion into a source of income? What does it take to stand out in the modern painting industry? Madan breaks down the evolving relationship between art and business, offering real-world advice on building a brand, pricing artwork, and connecting with the right audience. We also explore the societal perception of artists, the pressure many face to abandon their creative dreams, and how parents and mentors can play a pivotal role in encouraging young talents. Madan emphasizes the need for awareness and guidance, especially in a society that often undervalues art careers due to lack of exposure or traditional expectations. The episode concludes with a rich list of art references, recommended paintings, and book suggestions for anyone who wishes to pursue a meaningful, informed, and rewarding journey in art. Whether you're an aspiring artist, a parent of a creative child, or simply an art lover looking to understand the deeper value of painting, this episode is packed with inspiration, education, and empowerment.

In this special edition of the Tamizh Desam Podcast, I, Sanjay Krishnan, sit down with talented Madan Morris—a poet, entrepreneur, published author, and artist—for Part One of our Art Series. This episode is a soulful journey into the world of poetry, its hidden layers, emotional depth, and the societal lens through which poets are viewed. We begin with Madan’s personal introduction, where he opens up about his journey as a multi-disciplinary creative. How does one person balance entrepreneurship, writing, art, and poetry all at once? Madan shares his mindset, routines, and the inner fire that keeps him committed to each passion with equal intensity. From there, we explore the essence of poetry—what makes it more than just a literary craft. Madan describes the magic that unfolds when a poet writes, the emotional and spiritual resonance behind a single verse, and why poetry holds a power that's often unmatched by other art forms. We also touch upon the responsibilities and inner refinement needed when one decides to step into this sacred space of expression. A striking part of our conversation focuses on the societal perception of poets. In a world that often chases tangible results and productivity, poets are sometimes dismissed as dreamers or time-wasters. But Madan flips this narrative on its head, emphasizing how poets are visionaries—those who hold a mirror to society, speak truths others avoid, and carry the emotional weight of a generation. Towards the end, we dive into practical advice: what books to start with, how to find your poetic voice, and what kind of mindset a beginner should adopt when stepping into poetry. Whether you're a passionate writer, a curious reader, or just someone trying to understand the value of poetry in a modern world, this episode has something deeply enriching for you. Join us in this intimate, inspiring, and eye-opening conversation as we celebrate the poetic soul and the many shades of artistic living.

In this thought-provoking episode, I sit down with content creator and Gen Z voice Swetha A M to explore the uncomfortable realities behind our generation’s obsession with social media. We dive headfirst into the emotional chaos it creates—the way it silently rewires our brains, distracts us from the present moment, and pulls us into a cycle of performance rather than presence. Together, we reflect on how the culture of showing off greatness online doesn’t necessarily mean we're becoming great in real life. There’s a difference between being perceived as successful and actually living with depth, peace, and self-awareness—and that difference is being lost in the noise of likes, comments, and curated identities. We unpack how modern platforms are designed to feed on our emotional extremes—triggering artificial highs through reels, trends, and quick hits of dopamine, while also amplifying insecurities, FOMO, and the fear of being left behind. People no longer feel joy unless it’s recorded, no longer grieve unless it's shared, and often don’t even realize they’re avoiding their inner stillness through endless scrolling. We discuss how the thrill of new content becomes a trap, conditioning Gen Z to believe that constant stimulation is necessary to feel alive, while reality feels dull in comparison. The result is a generation overstimulated yet emotionally numb, highly connected yet deeply lonely. But this conversation isn't just about identifying the problem—it’s about transformation. We offer conscious, practical solutions to reclaim attention, break the addiction, and build habits that nourish rather than drain. We speak about the importance of reducing digital noise, replacing consumption with creation, embracing solitude, and learning to be okay with silence. We emphasize the need to shift from scrolling to reflecting, from reacting to responding, and from existing online to living offline. We even discuss how you can retrain your mind to find meaning in ordinary moments, and how the absence of constant digital thrill can actually bring you closer to your inner peace, creativity, and emotional resilience. This episode is for everyone—whether you're a teenager just stepping into the digital world, a content creator feeling burned out, a student caught in comparison cycles, or simply someone who finds themselves endlessly scrolling without knowing why. It’s for those who feel stuck in a loop of mindless content, those who scroll to escape but end up feeling more anxious or empty, and those tired of the pressure to constantly be ‘seen’ or ‘validated.’ With honesty, vulnerability, and lived experience, me and Swetha shine a light on the invisible weight many are carrying and guide you toward a path of intentional, grounded living. Because the truth is—when you stop chasing the illusion of life online, you begin to actually live.

In this episode, we start by addressing a common social perception—that government jobs are “ordinary” or lack the polished appeal of corporate careers. We challenge that narrative and highlight how government roles offer stability, strong financial allowances, long-term benefits, and deep-rooted respect in society. While the corporate world may attract the youth with its shine, the true value of a government job often goes unrecognized among today’s aspirants. Through real-life observations and grounded reasoning, we explore why the youth community needs to be more aware of the long-term advantages of these jobs. Next, we take a deep dive into the syllabus structure of various government exams—covering the different types of exams, the specific subjects involved, how to approach each section, and how understanding the syllabus early can help aspirants plan better. Whether it's SSC, UPSC, TNPSC, or Banking exams, this segment breaks down what to study, how to stay consistent, and the smart way to cover the vast portions over time. We then touch upon a frequently overlooked topic: how to choose the right exam when joining a coaching center. Many students enter coaching without clear direction. We offer practical tips on aligning personal interests, academic strengths, and career goals before committing to a particular exam path. One of the most powerful parts of this episode revolves around mental health and emotional balance. Preparing for competitive exams can be a lonely, stressful journey, especially without a strong support system. We speak about how aspirants can build inner strength, seek parental and family support, and create a comfortable and motivating environment that fuels long-term preparation. It's a reminder that success doesn’t come from pressure, but from inner peace and consistency. Finally, we wrap up the entire three-part series, connecting the insights from all episodes—from understanding the mindset of aspirants and societal pressures to strategic preparation and emotional well-being. We close this final episode with a heartfelt thank-you to all our listeners who joined us through this journey, and we hope it leaves you informed, inspired, and ready to take the next step in your government exam journey

In this extended Part 2 episode of our Government Exam Series, we explore the most crucial factors every aspirant must understand before stepping into the world of competitive exams. We begin by discussing who is eligible for which government exam—a topic that often creates confusion among students. Every individual’s eligibility and exam path vary depending on their age, time availability, current academic status (school, college, or graduate level), interests, and the type of exam they aim to pursue. Whether you are a school student with ample preparation time or a degree holder looking for specific government job opportunities, we help you understand the right exam strategy for your unique position. Next, we delve into the indirect yet powerful role of discipline, focus, and consistent hard work. Success in any government exam isn’t just about knowledge—it’s about the mindset, routine, and the ability to stay consistent through long periods of preparation. These factors can significantly influence your journey, and we offer deep insights on how to build and sustain them. One of the most eye-opening parts of this episode is our discussion on the rampant coaching scams in Tamil Nadu and across India. We expose the manipulative marketing tactics of certain institutions and guide you on how to wisely choose the right coaching (if at all necessary). We cover the criteria to evaluate coaching centers, the alternatives available, and how to ensure you’re not wasting money or time. Finally, we bust some of the most common myths surrounding government jobs and competitive exams—myths that are deeply rooted in society, often misleading students and parents alike. We talk about job security misconceptions, exam patterns, the illusion of “easy success,” and societal pressures. Through honest discussion, we aim to clear the mental clutter and help you think independently and practically. If you're a serious government exam aspirant—or even just beginning to consider this path—this episode offers deep clarity, actionable advice, and a balanced perspective to help you move forward with confidence.

In this insightful episode of the Tamizh Desam Podcast, Host Sanjay Krishnan sits down with Manikandan, a popular aptitude trainer and the face behind the YouTube channel AP tricks with ManiK. This is Part 1 of a special series focused on Government Exams—a field that shapes the career dreams of many aspirants across Tamilnadu & India. We begin with a powerful and personal conversation about Manikandan’s life journey—from his humble beginnings to becoming a mentor for thousands. His story is filled with perseverance, turning points, and a deep passion for teaching. Along the way, we also introduce listeners to the basics of Government Exams—what they are, who can apply, and why they matter. Answering nswer some of the most common and important questions like: What exactly are Government Exams? Why are they so important in India? What types of exams are there (like UPSC, SSC, TNPSC, Banking, Railways, etc.)? Who is eligible to write these exams based on age, qualification, and background? How should a student or aspirant start their preparation journey the right way? This episode not only gives direction and clarity to aspiring candidates but also breaks down the myths around exam preparation. It's designed to help both beginners and confused aspirants who don’t know where to start. From facing real-life struggles to rising as a top aptitude mentor and content creator, his story is filled with grit, inspiration, and valuable life lessons that will motivate every listener—not just as a student, but as a human being. This is just Part 1 of an exclusive series! Whether you’re a student, a graduate, or someone planning a career switch into the public sector—this episode will give you the clarity, confidence, and inspiration you need to take the first step.

In this soul-stirring solo episode, Sanjay Krishnan of the Tamizh Desam Podcast dives deep into Kadaisi Vivasayi, a film that isn't just cinema—but a profound celebration of Tamil culture, native spirituality, and the soul of rural life. The podcast explores how the film gracefully portrays the life of Nallandi, the last practicing farmer, and how his silent resilience becomes a reflection of every forgotten farmer’s spirit. The episode also examines the political undertones of the movie—especially how caste, bureaucracy, and government policies silently oppress the very backbone of our nation: the farmers. He reflects on the layered symbolism of festivals as cultural unifiers, the subtle yet sharp social commentary on casteism, and the deeply rooted connection between rural life and Murugan worship. From the emotional depth of Vijay Sethupathi's character Ramaiah and his transcendental mukti moment, to the hauntingly poetic court scenes—Sanjay breaks it all down with sensitivity and insight. This episode is not just about a film; it's about identity, land, spirit, and the silent revolution that lives in our soil. Tune in to feel, reflect, and reconnect with the timeless truths of Tamil Nadu’s cultural roots.

In this thought-provoking solo episode of Tamil Desam Podcast, Sanjay Krishnan dives deep into one of the most sensitive and critical issues in Indian society — casteism and reservation politics. The podcast begins by dissecting the current state of India's reservation system — highlighting its flaws, inconsistencies, and the way it has failed to equitably benefit all castes. He questions how the system was originally drafted, why certain communities continue to be left out, and how true social upliftment is hindered by political agendas and outdated population data. He emphasizes the urgency of conducting a proper caste-based population survey to reshape the reservation system in a way that benefits every underprivileged community, not just a selected few. With bold clarity, the podcast suggests data-driven reforms to ensure that support and opportunities reach those who truly need them — regardless of their caste labels. The episode also touches on the deep-rooted casteism present in everyday society, especially in interpersonal relationships and love. Sanjay shares his strong belief that love should be free from caste boundaries, and how education and awareness are the key to dismantling these discriminatory mindsets. If you believe in social equality, fairness in opportunity, and a progressive India, this episode is a must-listen. Join the podcast as he speaks truth to power and offers a vision for a casteless, united future.

Episode Title: "2K Kadhal Part 2: Choosing Right, Letting Go & Rising Strong" In Part 2 of this deep and much-needed conversation on 2K Generation Love, Sanjay Krishnan and Swetha A.M. return to the Tamizh Desam Podcast to dig even deeper into the realities of modern relationships—beyond the butterflies and breakups. This episode focuses on the most crucial yet often ignored aspects of love: How to choose the right person—the qualities to look for in a partner What are the toxic traits to avoid and how not to fall for red flags How to handle double-sided love productively without losing yourself The emotional chaos and expectations in mutual love—and how to rise above it When love turns toxic, how to bravely let go instead of staying stuck in the fear of "what society will say" Breaking free from the illusion of godly love and the idea that suffering equals loyalty How to deal with love failure—not with self-destruction but with self-development Rebuilding life with clarity, boldness, and a new purpose This episode is a raw, reflective, and empowering guide for anyone stuck in a confusing relationship or trying to move on from one. It’s not just about love—it’s about emotional maturity, inner strength, and choosing peace over pain. Tune in if you’re ready to stop romanticizing your suffering and start building your future.

In this solo episode, Sanjay Krishnan fearlessly delves into one of the most pressing and painful realities of our society — caste discrimination. Taking listeners on a historical journey, he unpacks how the Tamil society, once rooted in the inclusive and egalitarian concept of kudi, gradually transformed into a caste-based (sādhi) structure that divided people and sowed inequality. With references to historical evidence, Sanjay explores how our ancestors evolved from hunters and gatherers to settled farmers near hill regions, building communities that thrived without social hierarchies. He emphasizes how casteism, introduced and solidified through invasions and selfish power structures, was never a core part of early Tamil civilization. This episode is a heartfelt call for awareness, unity, and a return to the values of equality that once defined our culture. If we wish to build a truly progressive Tamil society, the fight against caste-based discrimination must begin with understanding its origins and rejecting its presence in our lives today..

In this eye-opening episode of the Tamizh Desam Podcast, Sanjay Krishnan is joined by Swetha A.M., a corporate professional and content creator, for a deep dive into the world of 2K generation love—its thrills, confusions, and consequences. Together, we unpack: What exactly is 2K love and how it’s perceived today The right age and mindset to experience love meaningfully How to identify real love versus emotional impulse The impact of external influences like social media, cinema, and music Common traps leading to heartbreaks, addiction, and depression The right perspective and purpose of love—not as a distraction, but as something that can be nurtured and channeled towards growth Choosing the right partner, understanding emotional maturity, and balancing love with career goals From school love to college crushes to office romances, this episode explores love across all life stages—shedding light on how to handle it with maturity and make it a support system rather than a setback. If you're part of Gen Z wondering what love really means, this conversation will bring you clarity, comfort, and direction. ______

In this solo episode of Tamizh Desam Podcast, host Sanjay Krishnan dives deep into the rising smoking culture among youth. What influences are pushing young people toward cigarettes? How do media, films, and societal trends glorify smoking as a "cool" habit? Sanjay explores the science behind addiction, from nicotine’s grip on the brain to the dopamine-driven cycle that keeps users hooked. Beyond the harmful effects, this episode also focuses on practical solutions—how individuals can break free from smoking habits and what steps we, as a society, can take to challenge this growing trend. Join this thought-provoking discussion and be part of a movement that reshapes perspectives on smoking culture.

In this solo episode of the Tamizh Desam Podcast, host Sanjay Krishnan dives deep into one of the most pressing issues affecting today’s youth—alcohol addiction. With the growing influence of media, social platforms, and external pressures, many young individuals find themselves unknowingly drawn toward alcoholism. But what truly fuels this addiction? How do emotions, social exposure, and a lack of awareness contribute to this habit? This episode critically examines the root causes of alcoholism among young people, exploring how societal factors, misinformation, and even the lack of proper guidance from parents play a crucial role. We discuss: ✅ How social media and media glorify alcohol consumption ✅ The role of emotional struggles and peer pressure in leading to addiction ✅ The importance of parenting and educating youth about the realities of alcohol ✅ The harsh consequences of alcohol addiction on health, career, and relationships ✅ Practical strategies and mindset shifts to resist the influence of alcoholism ✅ Healthy alternatives that can replace alcohol consumption ✅ The necessary steps to prevent and stop alcoholism in the community This episode is a wake-up call for young individuals, parents, and society as a whole. It’s time to take responsibility, make informed choices, and build a culture of awareness. Tune in now to gain insights, solutions, and motivation to break free from negative influences and lead a healthier, alcohol-free life! #TamizhDesamPodcast #AlcoholAwareness #YouthEmpowerment #StopAlcoholism #SanjayKrishnan

Welcome to the third episode of the Entrepreneur Series on Tamil Desam Podcast! I, Sanjay Krishnan, am excited to host Shashank S. N., founder of Stupidpreneur and author, as we explore the intersection of entrepreneurship, books, philosophies, and productivity. What’s in This Episode? 📚 Books That Shape Entrepreneurs – We discuss the books that have profoundly influenced successful entrepreneurs, what to read, and how to extract maximum value from each book. 🧘 Philosophies for a Strong Mindset – We dive into Stoicism, Minimalism, and other key philosophies that help entrepreneurs stay grounded, make rational decisions, and handle challenges with resilience. 📱 Productivity Hacks & Avoiding Distractions – In the age of social media and endless distractions, staying focused is a skill. We explore practical techniques to maintain productivity, build deep work habits, and minimize distractions from everyday life. 🚀 Starting as an Entrepreneur – Shashank shares insights on how to begin, develop essential skills, and take the right steps in the early stages of an entrepreneurial journey. 🎯 Advice for Young Entrepreneurs – This episode is packed with actionable tips, mindset shifts, and strategies tailored for young listeners who aspire to build something meaningful. If you’re looking for a blueprint to stay focused, learn effectively, and kickstart your entrepreneurial journey, this episode is for you! Tune in now and start transforming your mindset and habits.

In this podcast Pagan Warrior and Sanjay Krishnan will examine the credibility of Aryan Invasion/Migration Theory through the lens of archaeology to see whether there is any trace of evidence for AIT in archeological excavations. This discussion is mainly focused on the time period in question (1900 BCE-1500 BCE), Exploration of different archeological cultures and their cultural traits such as pottery type, motifs, artifacts, material used to manufacture artifacts, site of origin of materials, level agricultural and crop diversity etc., pertaining to the time period in question (1900-1500 BCE) which is considered in this investigation by Pagan Warrior to give final opinion on this topic, Cultures such as OCP, PGW, Cemetery H etc is taken into consideration and also recent excavations like the one conducted in Sunauli discussed in relation to AIT. This will be guide for understanding the Indo-European homeland issue through the lens of archaeology.

Hosted by Sanjay Krishnan and featuring NEET Educator Mohammad Riyaz, Kaadhal Aasai is your go-to podcast for tackling the emotional rollercoaster that often accompanies the intense preparation for the NEET exam. Tailored specifically for NEET aspirants, this podcast offers invaluable advice, personal stories, and expert insights on managing relationships, love, and hatred while staying focused on your academic goals. Episode Highlights: Dealing with Relationships During Preparation: Explore the challenges and strategies involved in balancing relationships while preparing for one of the most demanding exams. Is Love a Distraction?: A candid discussion on whether love serves as a distraction or a motivator during NEET preparation. Riyaz Sir's YouTube Experience as an Educator: Gain insights from Mohammad Riyaz’s journey as a NEET educator on YouTube, including tips and tricks to excel in your studies. Handling Hatred and Negativity: Learn effective methods to cope with hatred and negativity from peers, family, or within yourself during this crucial phase. Personal Experiences: Both Sanjay and Riyaz share their personal experiences and anecdotes, making the podcast relatable and enriching. Tune in to Kaadhal Aasai and equip yourself with the emotional intelligence and practical advice needed to navigate the pressures of NEET preparation while maintaining a balanced personal life. Whether you're struggling with love, hate, or just need some motivation, this podcast has got you covered.

Join Sanjay Krishnan and Mohammad Riyaz, YouTube educator, in this insightful episode as they delve into the critical role of parents in supporting their children through NEET exam preparation, how they can support their children in this competitive journey, how to deal with relations, how can a parent make a proper decision about his children NEET Education i.,e coaching center, mental support etc., Discover practical advice for repeaters and essential tips for NEET aspirants during their drop year. Sanjay and Mohammad also emphasize the profound importance of the doctor profession, offering inspiration and guidance for future medical professionals. Whether you're a student, parent, or educator, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you navigate the challenging journey towards a successful NEET examination.

In this Podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Pagen Warrior examining the credibility of Aryan invasion/migration theory bases on evidence from literatures to see whether literatures even mention any race called "aryans race" and whether any homeland outside India or a migration were even indicated in them and we will see the opinion of Indian and European scholars about this theory especially the opinion of european scholar Max Muller who at first upholded the aryan race theory but at later point of time reject this aryan race theory but before that there will be a brief explanation about the first part to recall & for viewers who missed part 1.

In this Podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Pagen Warrior Debunking the Aryan Migration theory i.e, Introduction to it (Part 1), examining the root of this Aryan invasion/migration theory and how it's developed and how it was misled because of racism (in India as well as in Europe) during colonialism. Further we will examine the origin of the so called "Aryan vs Dravidian" and "Aryan vs Aborigine" racial divide and how it was constructed, how it was used by colonialists to divide Indians on the basis of Race, Caste and to justify European rule of India.

In this podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Spirituality decoded (Instagram page owner) discuss about How Sanatana dharma was followed all over the world once upon a time with archaeological evidences & scriptural evidences, Age of Vedas, Sanatana dharma in Bharat, Asian Continent, and foreign countries, mentions of Foreign countries in our scriptures (California in Ramayana), the similarity of Greek and Egyptian mythology with our puranas, the current status of Sanatana Dharma all over the world and the misinterpretation of Mohammad Nabi as Kalki Avatar. Evidence to follow : Sanathana dharma name derivation - https://www.instagram.com/p/BqH7zaZn2zD/?utm_medium=copy_link Carving of Ramayana in Ayung river bank https://www.instagram.com/p/CBvhLP-gDZm/?utm_medium=copy_link Hanuman in Trinadad - https://www.instagram.com/p/CCdxqiMAYHH/?utm_medium=copy_link Valley of 1000 lingams - https://www.instagram.com/p/CClp3L5A4t2/?utm_medium=copy_link Shiva linga in harrapa - https://www.instagram.com/p/CGZ4MSLAZfO/?utm_medium=copy_link Greek Hades vs Sri Yama - https://www.instagram.com/p/CNH5NxTBd6X/?utm_medium=copy_link Kalpa Vigraha - https://www.instagram.com/p/CKjkNRQANs1/?utm_medium=copy_link Shiva Linga in Ireland - https://www.instagram.com/p/CEwOhX0gqAy/?utm_medium=copy_link Australia underground Shiva Lingam - https://www.instagram.com/p/CE_z_5xAEea/?utm_medium=copy_link Shiva Lingam in Vietnam - https://www.instagram.com/p/CGK7A0sAIJ0/?utm_medium=copy_link Ancient Mahadev temple in Kenya - https://www.instagram.com/p/CNfZiZyhfC9/?utm_medium=copy_link Prambanam temple Indonesia - https://www.instagram.com/p/CBGM2soAvhA/?utm_medium=copy_link Meenakshi amman temple equivalent in Mexico - https://www.instagram.com/p/B7BQ5Ftg8BS/?utm_medium=copy_link 1000 plus years old temple of Ganapathy and shiva in Indonesia - https://www.instagram.com/p/B65gbC2AxyF/?utm_medium=copy_link Sanathana dharma vs Greek mythology - https://www.instagram.com/p/B627c4yARZ9/?utm_medium=copy_link Sanathana dharma in Australia - https://www.instagram.com/p/B60K7TUg-xM/?utm_medium=copy_link Sanathana dharma in Egypt - https://www.instagram.com/p/B6xoMJ3gWHF/?utm_medium=copy_link Sanathana dharma in Mexico - https://www.instagram.com/p/B6vOGDSgQz5/?utm_medium=copy_link 40000 years old Narasimha in Germany - https://www.instagram.com/p/B6p3mcXAb8t/?utm_medium=copy_link Sanathana dharma in China - https://www.instagram.com/p/B7DyOgvAsSM/?utm_medium=copy_link Sanathana dharma in Egypt with book reference - https://www.instagram.com/p/CE4IsUngctO/?utm_medium=copy_link Sri Rama king name in Thailand - https://www.instagram.com/p/CEW8-sIgQXG/?utm_medium=copy_link Sri Rama Rajyam around the world - https://www.instagram.com/p/B-WniJfgRYP/?utm_medium=copy_link VARIOUS OTHER SOURCES - https://www.google.com/amp/s/pparihar.com/2015/08/16/ancient-world-and-its-vedic-connections/amp/ California as Kapilaranyam - https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.speakingtree.in/blog/is-california-kapila-aranya-kanchi-sankaracharaya/m-lite Kalpa Vigraha - https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.booksfact.com/archeology/kalpa-vigraha-oldest-hindu-idol-of-lord-siva-26450-bc.html&ved=2ahUKEwih28f-8NLyAhUp63MBHd0-BGUQFnoECEcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw14k6-porGoxCpZg4XlRIWb 40000 years old Narasimha - https://www.booksfact.com/archeology/40000-years-old-narasimha-idol-found-in-hohlenstein-stadel-germany.html PRE-ISLAM ARAB SANATHANA DHARAMA - https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.booksfact.com/religions/vedic-hinduism-influence-pre-islamic-arabia.html&ved=2ahUKEwjGu8HV8tLyAhVkgdgFHWTaAbwQFnoECEcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3FUvKJcVlsYdsJSS-5zF67

In this podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Veera Raghavan discuss about the Mathematics in Hindi Scriptures as Pythogras Theorem, Circling the Square etc., Mathematics in Vedas (Vedic Maths), Mathematical illustrations of Bodhyana Maharishi, Vedanta Desika and Aryabhatta, Algorithms, Child's first learning process, and misinterpretations of Vishnu Avatar of Buddha. Evidence to follow : 1. Bodhayana's contribution to maths - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baudhayana_sutras 2. Aryabhatta's contribution to maths - http://www.ms.uky.edu/~sohum/AAK/pdf files/aryabhatta.pdf 3. Vedanta Desika's contributions to maths, science and technology; maths hidden in sanskrit shlokas - youtube.com/watch?v=HXdhqTkGZpY 4. Vedic maths - https://youtu.be/gEKmBFzbS-I 5. Child development in mother's womb. - https://youtu.be/aZH4OwsVTH4 , http://ccras.nic.in/sites/default/files/viewpdf/jimh/JIMH_2009/221%2520to%2520240.pdf

In this Podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Veera Raghavan discuss about the modern science in the ancient Hindu Scriptures as the Big bang Theory of Hinduism, what it illustrates and where it is in, Theory of Evolution in Hinduism as it's illustrations and Hindus centric view of Evolution, Model of atom in Vaisheksheika Sutra, The Dry cell given in Agastya samhita as the basic principles to generate electricity and model of his battery and the intelligence of ancient sages and their inventions. 1. Logical reasoning accepted as basis for knowledge in Hinduism - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pramana 2. Cause of Universe as per Emperumanar Ramanujar in Sribhashyam - https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/sbe48/ 3. Big bang theory of Paripadal and by Siva Vakkiya Sidhhar - https://youtu.be/Y4uGVff70m4 4. Model of atom in Vaisheshika Sutra - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vai%C5%9Be%E1%B9%A3ika_S%C5%ABtra 5. Dry cell of Agastya samhita - https://youtu.be/9-7Y3UuejOs

In this podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Shankar Balasubramanian discuss about the Aashrama System in Sanatana Dharma as how it makes the Pathway to live the personal life in a successful way, within the Bramhacharya, Grahastha, Vanaprashta, & Sanyasa system and it's objectives as how it is interpreted in Scriptures, what's it actual understanding, the connection of these Aashramas in our modern World and life, the problems that surrounds these modern life, and benefits & advantages of being associated with Ashrama System. Subjects will teach in Ashram at the stages of Bramhacharya as follows: 01 அக்னி வித்யா (உலோகம்) 02 வாயு வித்யா (விமானம்) 03 நீர் கல்வி (ஊடுருவல்) 04 விண்வெளி அறிவியல் (விண்வெளி அறிவியல்) 05 பிருத்வி வித்யா (சுற்றுச்சூழல்) 06 சூர்யா வித்யா (சூரிய ஆய்வு) 07 சந்திரா மற்றும் லோக் வித்யா (சந்திர ஆய்வு) 08 மேக் வித்யா (வானிலை முன்னறிவிப்பு) 09 பொருள் மின்சார கல்வி (பேட்டரி) 10 சூரிய ஆற்றல் வித்யா (சூரிய சக்தி) 11 பகல் / இரவு வித்யா 12 கிருஷ்டி வித்யா (விண்வெளி ஆராய்ச்சி) 13 வானியல் 14 புவியியல் அறிவு (புவியியல்) 15 கல் வித்யா (நேரம்) 16 புவியியல் கல்வி (புவியியல் சுரங்க) 17 ரத்தினக் கற்கள் மற்றும் உலோகங்கள் (கற்கள் மற்றும் உலோகங்கள்) 18 ஈர்ப்பு வித்யா (ஈர்ப்பு) 19 பிரகாஷ் வித்யா (சூரிய சக்தி) 20 வித்யா (தொடர்பு) 21 விமானம் வித்யா (விமானம்) 22 ஜலாயன் வித்யா (நீர் கப்பல்கள்) 23 அக்னேயா அஸ்ட்ரா வித்யா (ஆயுதங்கள் மற்றும் வெடிமருந்துகள்) 24 உயிரியல் அறிவியல் (விலங்கியல் தாவரவியல்) 25 யாக வித்யா (பொருள் சிக்கி) * இது அறிவியல் கல்வியின் பேச்சு. இப்போது தொழில்முறை மற்றும் தொழில்நுட்ப கல்வி பற்றி பேசலாம்! * 26 வர்த்தகம் (வர்த்தகம்) 27 விவசாயம் (விவசாயம்) 28 கால்நடை வளர்ப்பு (கால்நடை பராமரிப்பு) 29 பறவைகள் வைத்திருத்தல் (பறவை வளர்ப்பு) 30 விலங்கு பயிற்சி (விலங்கு பயிற்சி) 31 யான் இயந்திரம் (மெக்கானிக்ஸ்) 32 தேர் (வாகன வடிவமைப்பு) 33 ரத்தங்கர் (கற்கள்) 34 தங்க கார் (நகை வடிவமைப்பு) 35 ஆடை மனிதன் (ஜவுளி) 36 மட்பாண்டங்கள் (மட்பாண்டங்கள்) 37 கறுப்பான் (உலோகம்) 38 தக்காக்கள் 39 இறப்பது (இறப்பது) 40 கட்வக்கர் 41 ராஜ்ஜுகர் (தளவாடங்கள்) 42 கட்டிடக் கலைஞர் (கட்டிடக் கலைஞர்) 43 உணவு (சமையல்) 44 தேர் (ஓட்டுநர்) 45 நதி மேலாளர் (நீர் மேலாண்மை) 46 குறிகாட்டிகள் (தரவு நுழைவு) 47 கோஷாலா மேலாளர் (கால்நடை பராமரிப்பு) 48 தோட்ட கூடாரங்கள் (தோட்டக்கலை) 49 வன பால் (தோட்டக்கலை) 50 அளவிடப்பட்ட (துணை மருத்துவ) இந்த கல்வி அனைத்தும் குருகுலில் கற்பிக்கப்பட்டது.

In this podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Shankar Balasubramanian discuss about the Varna System as how it is interpreted in Scriptures, what's it actual understanding, the misinterpretation of varna system, and about Jathi system.

In this episode, Sanjay Krishnan & Kshethragyan discuss about the Science behind Hinduism, the principles which one should follow for a physiological & physchological benefit, Science of chanting mantras & Om vibration, and also food science of Hinduism. Research of Sanskrit : https://www.thehindu.com › ... , https://theprint.in › ... .

In this podcast, Sanjay Krishnan and Shankar Balasubramaniam discuss about the misinterpretation occurs in society about Hindu Scriptures like Manusmriti, Ramayana, Mahabharata etc.,. as well as about Darwin Theory and Astrology as said, "what is real Interpretation" and given a conclusion.

In this episode, Sanjay Krishnan and Agora Sivam discuss about, How Santana Dharma (Hinduism) favours liberty of Women as how it supports women and their freedom, Explanation of Sati System and how it influenced in Ancient India and In Santana Dharma, how God and Purana given respect to women.

In this episode, Sanjay Krishnan, Django, Sid & Jed discuss about the objectives of Tamil Cinema, Elements of Commercial Cinema which is being sometimes absurd and Timeline of Cinema on hero, heroine, villain and song.

"Anbe Sivam" movie was critically success but commercially flop at the box office. In this episode, Sanjay Krishnan and Firelord discuss about the Tamil Film Directors who gave us lot of entertainment and value for time and money. As we discuss about the Directors who presented the film in a perfect manner to withstand for a long a time in Kollywood industry with their blockbusters.

In this episode, Sanjay Krishnan and Srimathi discuss about the competitive exams as how it is represented in society and with students, problems in education system and coaching centres, and how it can be resolved.