In this podcast Satpal Singh of Nanak Naam explores how Gurmat spiritual wisdom can enable mental well-being when dealing with the daily struggles of life through transcendence of the sense of self. We rely on your donations to be able to produce and share Sikh Spirituality content. Please DONATE today at www.nanaknaam.org/donate
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySpirituality |
Join Tarannum for a powerful and soul-stirring conversation with Satpal Singh, founder of Nanak Naam and renowned lecturer in Gurmat spiritual philosophy. In this special return episode, we dive deep into some of today’s most pressing inner battles -... more
Is religion the path, or just a pointer? Many today feel disconnected from rigid institutions, yet deeply drawn to something beyond.
In this podcast, Satpal Singh explores the real difference between religion and spirituality; one rooted in outer i... more
What does it mean to experience the divine from within?
This week, Simran invites us into a rich conversation with Satpal Singh, founder of the nonprofit Nanak Naam, to explore a spirituality that focuses less on dogma and more on direct experience.... more
Discover 3 profound lessons from Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, the 9th Guru of the Sikhs, whose life embodied courage, sacrifice, and spiritual clarity.
In this podcast, we explore his teachings on fearlessness, true detachment, and unwavering faith in the... more
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I am a licensed psychotherapist in the U.S. and have a learned a lot of applicable information regarding the intersection of spirituality & the practice of meditation, mantra etc. and mental/emotional health from the sharings and discussions in the “mental health and wellbeing” series on this podcast (Nanak Naam). I have personally gained from the Nanak Naam teachings, and as a therapist it helps to widen my understanding and vocabulary regarding the spiritual realm in support of clients interes... more
We need more podcasts on mental health.
Your talks are thought provoking, insightful and bringing us closer to Waheguru Ji. Life-changing 🙏
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The content primarily revolves around the intersection of spirituality, mental health, and Sikh teachings, presenting insights on how ancient wisdom can tackle modern mental health challenges. Satpal Singh engages in discussions about self-discovery, emotional intelligence, and the significance of community support while addressing the generational gaps in understanding mental health issues, particularly within the Punjabi community. Listeners can expect practical guidance intertwined with personal stories, meditative practices, and spiritual principles that facilitate emotional healing and encourage inner peace.
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