Naval Ravikant On The Ranveer Show | Lessons on Growth, Life, Spirituality, Love, Family & More

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[@genuinethoughts238]

That you are not defined by the amount of money you earn but how you are least bothered by the amount of money someone else is earning

[@aalsicoder2333]

Please bring sheetal devi. The para olympian

[@kkghy8311]

Find a God, which one looks for once the capitalistic pleasures are met and the societal relevance is gathered at an early age. Ranveer that one was specifically for you & also me. Peace out.

[@abhipshadey0104]

@beerbiceps pls invite mauled by beer

[@saurabhmewada2595]

New thumbnail is just perfect please make it continues

[@RatishJha]

Hi, I’m Ratish Jha, and after watching this complete conversation, I felt I had to share my personal thoughts. This video is packed with deep insights that really moved me. Here’s my full takeaway: 0:25 - "Life Takes You Where You’re Meant to Go" Naval’s view on life really struck me. He said that if you have high agency, you’ll end up where you’re meant to go. This means that as long as you keep putting in effort and believing in yourself, life will guide you to the right place, even if it takes time. It's such a comforting thought that eases the pressure of trying to control everything. 1:03 - "The Secret to Happiness in Relationships" The idea that "happy wife, happy life" is a myth really stood out to me. Naval emphasizes that both partners need to find happiness for themselves for a relationship to work. It’s not about one person sacrificing everything for the other-it’s about both people being equally happy, which ensures a healthy and lasting relationship. 1:45 - "Find Something Greater than Yourself as You Age" Naval points out that as you grow older, if you don’t have kids or a bigger purpose, you need to find something greater to make life meaningful. It made me think about what I want in the long term-how having a purpose beyond my own needs will make life richer, especially when I’m older. 6:00 - "Simple Ideas Hold the Most Power" This was one of my favorite parts. Naval explains that true intelligence lies in making things simple, not in complicating them. He says he prefers to deeply understand something so he can explain it simply. This mindset really hit home for me, because often, we overcomplicate life and work, when the best solutions are usually the simplest. 6:55 - "Don’t Just Accept What You’re Told" Naval talks about how we’re often encouraged to accept knowledge from others without questioning it. His approach is all about verifying things for yourself and making sure they’re true from your own experiences. This really resonates with me because it’s so easy to be misled or influenced by outside opinions. It’s a reminder to always trust my own judgment. 8:23 - "Stop Living in the Past" Naval has this brilliant take on not letting the past define you. He doesn’t dwell on past mistakes or old memories, and that’s something I struggle with sometimes. His point about focusing on the present and looking forward is a powerful reminder to keep moving forward, because the past is already done and we can’t change it. 9:06 - "Only Praying in Trouble is a Fair-Weather Faith" We often turn to prayer only when we need something, and Naval’s take on this really made me reflect on my own faith. He points out that people are “fair-weather friends” with God, praying only in times of need. It’s a deep reminder that faith should be a constant presence, not just something we rely on during tough times. 10:01 - "The Miracle of Existence" This part blew me away. Naval talks about how existence itself is a miracle, and how we often overlook this simple but profound truth. Just the fact that we’re here, living and breathing, is incredible. It made me appreciate life’s small moments more, and how lucky we are to even be alive. 15:06 - "Self-Obsession is the Root of Misery" Naval doesn’t mince words when he says that thinking too much about yourself is the root of unhappiness. This really hit home for me because it’s so easy to get caught up in our own heads, overthinking every little thing. His advice to look outward, love something or someone more than yourself, is a refreshing way to find happiness. 16:26 - "Don’t Leave Life to Luck" Don’t rely on luck to shape your life. Naval rejects the idea that success is purely based on luck and stresses the importance of believing in your ability to shape your own destiny. This was a wake-up call for me to take more control of my choices instead of leaving things up to chance. 20:09 - "Ambition Will Lead You Where You Need to Go" Naval says that ambition drives you toward where you're meant to go. If you have drive and determination, you’ll eventually end up in the right place. It’s an inspiring reminder to trust in my ambitions and to keep pushing forward, even when things seem tough. 22:23 - "Never Stop Being Curious" This one’s a game changer. Curiosity is the fuel for growth. Naval emphasizes how important it is to always keep asking questions and seeking answers, no matter what. It made me realize that the moment I stop being curious is the moment I stop growing. 26:00 - "True Love is About Unity, Not Desire" Naval’s take on love was deep. He says that true love is about seeing yourself in someone else without expecting anything in return. It’s more about unity and connection, not desire or getting something back. This made me reflect on how I view love in my own relationships. 30:29 - "Your Thoughts Right Before Sleep Are Powerful" Naval talks about how our thoughts before we sleep are a window into our deeper selves. He suggests paying attention to the thoughts that come right before we fall asleep because they can reveal a lot about our state of mind. I’ve started doing this, and it’s fascinating to notice the random things that come up. 32:43 - "We’re All Connected by Shared Emotions" No matter how different our lives are, we all share the same core emotions. Naval’s point about how every human feels the same things-happiness, sadness, love, fear-was a beautiful reminder that we’re never truly alone. It brought me a sense of peace. 35:03 - "Create for Yourself, Not for Validation" Naval’s advice to create for yourself, not for external validation, really hit home. So often, we do things to be liked or accepted, but he reminds us that the best creations come from doing something purely for the joy of it. I want to apply this more in my own work. 39:02 - "Quality Over Quantity Always Wins" People remember your best work, not how much you do. Naval’s insight on how we’re ultimately judged by the quality of our work, not the quantity, was eye-opening. It’s a good reminder to focus on doing a few things exceptionally well, rather than trying to do everything at once. 47:01 - "Focus on Your Own Journey, Not Group Identity" Naval’s advice to focus on your personal journey rather than getting wrapped up in group identity was empowering. It’s easy to get lost in what society or our culture expects from us, but real growth happens when we’re true to ourselves. 56:09 - "Walk Away from Conflict, Life’s Too Short" Don’t waste time on toxic relationships or conflict. Naval’s approach of leaving behind people and situations that bring negativity really resonated with me. Life is too short to keep engaging in things that drain your energy. 1:03:35 - "Win the Game, Then Move On" Once you’ve achieved success in one area, move on to the next challenge. Naval’s perspective that life is about evolving, not getting stuck in the same game, is something I really needed to hear. It’s a push to keep growing and not get too comfortable. 1:28:56 - "Modern Life Requires a Resilient Mindset" In today’s world, you need a strong mind to navigate through the distractions and overload of modern life. Mental resilience is key to thriving. Naval’s advice to protect your mind from overstimulation is something I plan to work on more. 1:33:00 - "Be Selfish with Your Time" Protect your time and energy by being selfish with it. Naval’s take on making sure that you only spend your time on things and people that truly matter is something I need to apply more in my life. It’s about creating space for what really counts. This entire conversation with Naval was eye-opening, filled with wisdom that pushed me to reflect on how I live. If you haven’t watched it yet, I highly recommend it-it’s life-changing

[@worldpedia7]

Well summarised!!

[@RatishJha]

@@worldpedia7 thanks

[@_Supriyagoyal]

Thanks a lot ❤

[@Leonard.J.Mills.]

You made it easy man ❤

[@learningquest1800]

Is there anyway to copy all these points. You summarized all points very clearly and consisely. I want to take note of it .

[@mohitagrawal4615]

1. Deeply understand as deeply as possible. 2. Take no one's word for it. 3. Be very particular about what you take in. 4. Don't retrospect. 5. Don't look at old photos. 6. Don't think about old trips. 7. Don't think about people that are gone. 8. Don't live in the past. 9. Existence is a miracle. 10. Science is magic. 11. Get there first and show them the way. 12. Thinking about yourself is a source of all unhappiness and misery. 13. "Me" is a disease. 14. Luck is one of those things you shouldn't believe, even if it's true. 15. Don't believe in victim mentality because you have no power. 16. Power comes from believing you can change things. 17. You can at least change the inside. 18. Be ambitious to be around smart people to build things. 19. Take responsibility both externally and internally for what you manage to do. 20. I and I alone am responsible for everything I think and feel. 21. Maintain high agency. 22. Don't stop asking questions. 23. Be in love. 24. Truth cannot be unlearned or destroyed, only overruled by better truth. 25. An unhappy wife means an unhappy life. 26. Don't fight with people. 27. Have healthy food that you love. 28. For fitness, do what you love so it doesn't feel like work. 29. In a relationship be brutally honest, upfront, and show your worst side . 30. Spend your life in the company of geniuses, sages, children, and books. 31. Like games. 32. Just see through games and be done with them; don't play again and again. 33. Eat like a lion, work like a lion, feel like a lion, live like a lion. 34. Make the right decision at least once a year. 35. Not a fan of wasting time. 36. Save your time, save your energy. 37. Be ready for opportunity when it comes; if you're rested and ready, find yourself interested. 38. Curiosity is the pure motivation. 39. Function at your best when you don't identify with anything outside of yourself. 40. History remembers the artist. 41. If a tree falls in a forest and there is no one around to hear it, then it doesn't make any sound. 42. If you keep death in front of you all the time, then you will live a magical life. 43. Be okay with an unhappy truth rather than a lie. 44. It's the exact moment in time that matters. 45. Avoid being overfed, under-exercised, and overstimulated. 46. The media's purpose is to make every problem your problem, occupying a slot in your brain to make you care. 47. You're not meant to see violence, pornography, they are very weird and rare, unique new things. 48. Become a yogi in self-defense. 49. The past is a dream; is it real? 50. You don't remember most of the past; the little you do remember is a very selective memory stitched into a narrative-no point in remembering it. 51. Think of the future for practical, utilitarian things and not for what it holds for you. 52. Be more selfish. 53. Make sure you really enjoy your work. 54. Ensure you are working with people that you really like working with. 55. Fame is a beast; it will eat you alive.

[@CuriousPolymath]

Thanks for the gist

[@KamleshYadav-bp5ru]

Thanks for key points..😊

[@liwzyy]

god bless you.

[@radhika8733]

God bless you 🙏 for these points

[@amosgoka4694]

Thanks for putting this out, paying attention to the main points is a time saver

[@magicsaint]

"Don't be so easily influenced. Think for yourself". Naval said about himself when Ranveer went on a fan-boy moment. Well said.

[@YashRaj-qj1vp]

Channel got hacked, almost lost A DECADE of work, Dude got his channel back and dropped the sickest episode of his entire career Man what a comeback!

[@Keenobserver108]

He didn't lose anything. All his videos are back

[@YashRaj-qj1vp]

@@Keenobserver108 My comment's context was on how he handled a setback so big that many people couldn't have handled. He has grown a lot

[@blackbuddhaa]

@@YashRaj-qj1vp stop hyping it up

[@YashRaj-qj1vp]

@@blackbuddhaa sure

[@ngupta0101]

its up to you what u gather

[@biswajeet9826]

Naval is a Sanatani and the best part is that he doesn't care about that and he is just living his life talking with people and learning from everyone. Such a great personality!

[@tridaynee]

I am a young man from a 3rd world country, namely Vietnam. I have been following Naval since I was 25 years old. He has changed my life. He has given me his wisdom from business to spirituality. I am very grateful to him and people of Indian origin.

[@SamikshaGoyal-g4k]

🇮🇳❤️🇻🇳

[@BatukaBhairavaSevak_Tuhin]

Namaste from India, Your country is beautiful and it's not 3rd world country, It's a beautiful country. Wish u and ur country best 🙏🏻

[@Shawn_mike34]

​@@BatukaBhairavaSevak_Tuhin it is 3rd world . india is 5th

[@sacmauvuinhon257]

để người nước ngoài dạy cho Việt Nam không phải là quốc gia thế giới thứ 3 có nhục ko cơ chứ. Cố gắng tìm hiểu kỹ về đất nước mình chút đi

[@punam7803]

@@sacmauvuinhon257India is a 5th rate country atm in my opinion ( coming from a person who has India as matrabhoomi) So no shame in saying your country is 3rd world mate!

[@humphrey]

Naval is the reason I started making videos and changed my life

[@AbhirajBhatia]

Bro, you’ve been changing and meaningfully impacting lives too! 🎉

[@supercrazydesi]

I watch you too.

[@BatukaBhairavaSevak_Tuhin]

Best of Luck brother.

[@AkshayPatidar]

Seriously@

[@ritukhanna1460]

Thank you Ranveer for bringing such human beings on your show. When Naval Ravikant says , “ In every human being, there is an Infinite that is lost.” Well, with great humility 🕉️🙏🌹, I would appreciate the wisdom that flows in BhagwadGita, and put it something like this: “In every human being, there is an Infinite that is forgotten, yet can be remembered through Meditation, Unconditional Love and unattached Karma towards seeking universal truth.”

[@PiyushChauhan-k7k]

By far the most unexpected podcast, keep going Ranveer you have added so much value to my life I'm a teenager who started watching you in 2022 and since then following you and improved alot thank you so much, keep going.

[@Tavleenkaurofficial-0407]

Everyone who's fanboying or fangirling over him has to understand that's the whole point! He's constantly telling one to find their own truth, not take anyone's word for it, and strive for being enlightened in their own way. So then how can he be the sole reason for anyone's awakening when the core of his learning is - figure it out yourself and find your own truth. So lets the not miss the core essence Naval's talk!

[@muskaansharma4102]

Indeed!

[@arpitshukla8970]

I think that’s how it would have happened with Buddha and others. Early buddhists would have been buddha fangirls and fanboys. Just a thought 🙂

[@matbob7249]

So, which expert are you- then one you don’t know or the one you don’t know that you don’t know? Otherwise you should mentor Naval. How tf an ordinary idiot can even come close to such thinking without his guidance? Of course the world is fanboying him.

[@dansin468]

Well said. Everyone justify their beliefs, he is wise for sure, but many of his thoughts are over simplified and clearly communicated, so makes it seems like gods voice.

[@Christianevanwhite]

Good word!

[@jugni7615]

It's great that Ranveer hussled to get Naval Ravikant on his podcast. That's really commendable but honestly he really needs to mature on many levels to be able to carry out a fulfilling interview/conversation with him. Hope he grows in his life. Thankful for the conversation nevertheless!

[@J042S]

I cant believe this is free. Incredible podcast. Thanks Naval & Ranveer

[@manh9105]

As if if it were paid , you would seen it !!

[@flexibleguy]

Lol, you copied this comment from a comment on Naval Ravikant's podcast with Joe Rogan on KZbin!

[@Yogitasm-33]

😊

[@sandeshdaluwatta5250]

Copy Cat Lol

[@annagar1411]

Every sentence and every word of his is crystal clear, and it doesn’t even feel like he’s speaking English anymore. After listening to many magicians, here is our man-he makes you understand complexity through simplicity.

[@Penuelism]

I love Naval Ravikant!!! Greetings from a Black person in Johannesburg, South Africa 🙏🏽

[@Asangoham]

Be cautious, everyone. The state Naval describes, where there is a mini-elimination of 'me-ness,' can be tricky to achieve. For most people who try to reach it directly, it can lead to the suppression of emotional energies. You might believe in your mind that there is 'no-me,' but when suffering arises, there's an automatic identification with the body and mind, as that is our habit. This can lead to the accumulation of trauma. A better approach is what Naval talks about later: being mindful of the present moment and practicing being aware here and now. This will eventually lead to what he is talking about but in a more organic way. Best of luck!

[@thepathakarpit]

@@Asangoham but when one tries to stay in present, it (staying in present itself) becomes a desire and makes person suffer. and rather than staying here mind does what it always does stays in future or past.

[@Asangoham]

​@@thepathakarpit Desires are not inherently bad. Eating food is also a desire. They are needed for life to move forward. The trick is not to focus on the "desire" or the outcome of the desire but on the action, which is in the here and now. If the focus is strong, there comes a moment when the actor and action become one, that's where magic happens.

[@1707vivek]

@@thepathakarpit you don’t “try” to stay in present. You just stay. With continuation and grace, being present will become your habit

[@thepathakarpit]

@@Asangoham Yup I get it the goal isn't to be in present but focus on activities you are doing and as a by product you come to present and empty out due to lack of space

[@TheViralvault838]

One of the truest thing one can say

[@poojathakkar810]

This question is to Ranveer and Naval sir both! From what I perceive in parts Naval sir’s conversation it is a lot about - not being bound to A particular philosophy or religion and being free! Not tied down in a box or identifying ourself too much with anything and finding our own meaning! Which absolutely sounds brilliant! Especially when I watch this at 2am! I love the thought all the more! But when I step out tomorrow morning without identifying myself with anything or any community and I come against a bunch of 5 people who identify VERY strongly with something and in a rather manic manner ! Enough to destroy me! And no one comes to rescue me as I have never identified myself with anything or any community, how will my freedom survive? Isn’t it always about survival of the fittest and while some are brainwashed in their early days to destroy others, how strong will be freedom stand in the test against the unity of people who are obsessed with a particular religion and have only learnt that since childhood?

[@nalbyuites]

Excellent point. Inward, we have the adhyatmik truth and that keeps us sane and grounded. Outwardly, we absolutely play the roles (vyavaharika) with limited identities. As long as we have the gross body, we have to engage outwardly and play by the rules of that game (leela). This is one of the main wisdom points from the Bhagvad Geeta. Confusion arising from this point has caused great harm to Bharata in the last millennium.

[@Provassh]

Thank you for bringing this gentleman here. This man is like magic, he has changed my perspective on life. Just two days ago I was wondering why he never appears on any podcast in India. Thanks Ranbir 🫶

[@vishistjaiswal]

Bro woke up and dropped one of the best podcast with super intellectual naval sir

[@paawanarora1111]

Super intellectual are our saints , swami Vivekananda, Ramana Maharishi, Ashtavkara try to know them too, they didn’t just talked they lived it and reached it

[@Justbeingsanjeev]

Literally

[@yashwanth.chaudhari339]

@@paawanarora1111 why are you so insecure?

[@vishistjaiswal]

​​@@yashwanth.chaudhari339he is actually so much obsessed with Indian culture as tho he has made it a part of his ego.

[@kuldeep99panchal]

He Ruined it , Getting more than one hour of this Man, and Making the podcast feel like an interview. Any other Podcaster would have done a much much better job.

[@Ardataiment19910]

My name is Sadam, and I'm from Ethiopia. Naval completely reshaped my perspective on how to live life-he is one of the clearest and simplest thinkers to ever walk the planet.

[@AbhirajKumar-cy4uk]

have you read his book the almanack of naval ravikant

[@boringmemes5718]

@@AbhirajKumar-cy4uk its not his book its just a accumulation of all of his writings on the net

[@harshalgaikwad03]

Key learnings/quotes from this episode, truly the best TRS episode! 💯👍 1. "Luck favours the prepared." 2. Don't believe in luck even if it's true coz it's take away the power from you. 3. The feeling of being in love is greater than the feeling of being loved. 4. Truth is indestructible knowledge in your mind & it could be only replaced by better truth. 5. The secret of happy relationship is two happy people. 6. Be selfish, be more selfish. 7. If you keep your death in front of you all the time, you will live a magical life. 8. Past is a fiction. 9. Think about the future but for practical things.

[@PrayingForYourWellBeing]

Are you kidding me? You want us to switch to 1.5x when this one of the rare times where I had to actually lower the speed to comprehend the constant stream of sublime thoughts and wisdom coming out of this Angel's mouth. Thanks a lot for bringing in this gentleman here ! Now I wonder what kind of person Socrates, Aristotle, Plato and Confucius would have been.

[@juliusnovachrono4370]

Honestly, my life has actually been changed since first watching your podcasts in 2020. Great content.

[@nachiketjambhekar9982]

This is your biggest career milestone Ranveer! Keep up the great work. Naval is one of the wisest human beings in the world right now. Excellent thumbnail too!

[@paawanarora1111]

Wisest is the one who has killed his ego and knows that he is not his mind

[@satyajitsahu]

Hearing Naval talk is the realization of the beautiful mind he is. How does someone make the most of this podcast? Every other sentence he says is like one of those quotes forwarded daily on internet. Many years ago, I have attended a fireside chat with him at the Launch conference in Silicon Valley, and this today! I was amazed back then, I am amazed today! This man's clarity of thought and articulation is in a diff league!

[@abhinavdg1]

This was your best effort. The only podcast that I could complete of yours. Great job of letting Naval speak and not interrupting. Naval was a genius as always.

[@Aamanverma21]

24:53 reached here and paused to write here Honestly I'm feeling so much overwhelmed with the wisdom he is sharing I'm like completely speachless and self-motivated at the same

[@pritz251990]

Absolutely, even i thought to take notes but then i didn’t as it may spoil the feel of listening . I’m sure I’m gonna come back to this podcast several times.

[@yogiligoy1055]

Download his book The Almanac of Naval Ravikant

[@YashPatel-wannabedoctor]

​@@yogiligoy1055 I watched his podcast with joe rogen now I am thinking to read thet book is it worth time?

[@StealthStartup-s1n]

Naval in my opinion is one of the most intelligent and highly eveloved known homosapien of the Modern World. This is what we all should aspire to - a true Global Citizen , respecting all belief systems, following Naval for long, I am glad Ranveer you got him for Indian audience. Where majority of young folks so confused and stuck within. Truly one the most honest podcast of this decade. Thanks Naval.

[@digvijayasingh7603]

An honest feedback, with due respect. It felt like Ranveer continously wanted Naval to say a few things (pride about his ethnicity for example) and went to to an extent that Naval seemed a but annoyed.. Some interventions by Ranveer were irrelevant. If I'd be next to him, I'd also fanboy for sure, but doing it to the level you did just idolizes the individuals and leaves no scope for honest conversations. We Indians are hard wired on treating people as celebrities and a hint of jingoism as a Masala.. this conversation could've been so much more, so many doors could've opened.. a bit dissapointing. I dont mean any malice and rarely ever comment on social media. I mean this with good intent.

[@digvijayasingh7603]

It also felt that Ranveer's obsession with his personal life and asking it in snarky way was a bit annoying and reminded me of the entertainment media here in Mumbai..

[@vishalnahar6919]

Yeah i felt the same ranveer is a bit annoying at times, this unnecessary praising and smiling made him a bit uncomfy, ranveer fakes this “mesmerising moment” shit

[@ravitejjaiswal4905]

​@@digvijayasingh7603, Exactly, Ranveer always tries to do these things with the great people but I've noticed that he never succeeded, because all great guests denied his framework by rationale means. And same I looked here from Naval, he tried to give the contribution to the scientific frameworks for the kind of understanding at very underlying level first principles he possesses.

[@dannyprice1990]

Agreed, we don’t get many podcasts with Naval and it was a shame this is the one he agreed to.

[@anoop3d]

True

[@Stoiclife7744]

Naval's wisdom transformed my life in far better way. He is really accessible. ❤ Every word by him is so impactful 👏💛

[@GrooveTex-f2w]

indeed Naval is so good.

[@abdullahalmahin5788]

The thinking process of this man is insane, and his ability to understand things is another level,, more more higher than average people ,,

[@prathameshshinkar5636]

Ranveer you have my respect for bringing Naval Sir to your podcast. His teachings are life changing and this has to be the best episode of TRS

[@paawanarora1111]

His teachings are borrowed from ancient scriptures nothing is his

[@tengchaksangma7464]

​@@paawanarora1111Why are you getting insecure? His teachings doesn't necessarily have to be his. It could be simply reframing others teachings as well, as long as it's spreading wisdom and awareness among people. Naval even said that he doesn't have advanced knowledge but only talks about the basics one he knows about.

[@raj.bhanawat]

1. Think for yourself, decide for yourself 2. Understand things very simply, connect it with everything else already in mind. 3. Take no one’s word for it. 4. Dont live in past 5. Spiritual - which is not mental not physical 6. Existence itself is magical 7. Personal observations 1. Be absolutely honest 2. Be selfish (go behind what you want) 3. Be direct (say no for what you dont want)

[@MrAbhilash02]

Thanx ☺️

[@Gauravggg]

7th one fill it youself

[@kartavyaasthana2102]

@@raj.bhanawat like your observations especially.

[@TheBepacific]

Quick add: don't be obsessed about yourself. Don't think about yourself.

[@neerurautela8076]

Bro you ended the whole summary of podcast in just 7 points... But don't you think soo that some small talks and conversation points are left in it.... I am saying this because what I learned through this video I have noted all the stuff and I have genuinely filled 4 page on the knowledge.. Think again !!

[@iamlordMK]

Points to be learn from this podcast, 1. Thinking About Yourself is a source of all Unhappiness and Misery. 2. Self Obsession is all roots cause of Unhappiness 3. Me is the disease. 4. Luck favored the prepared. 5. The Macitosh Way - Book 6. I , and I Alone , am responsible for everything I think and feel. 7. Too much is bad thing , you filled your mind with wrong things. 8. The Smartest People Usually understand what they are talking about. 9. You Can't trick the machines, nature and free market by using words. 10. But You can easily trick peoples by using words. 11. Love is the feeling of Unity. 12. The Feeling of Being in love is greater than the feeling of being loved. 13. The Person who's going to know the most about peace and happiness is the one who's is most miserable inside. 14. It is a nature of truth that once you see it once you learn it , you don't unlearn it. 15. A fit body , a calm mind , a house full of love . These things cannot be bought - they must be earned. 16. Happy Wife , Happy life - that's all feminine propaganda , both people have to be equally happy. 17. The biggest problem in the relationships in these days are "DISHONESTY". 18. Spend your time in the company of geniuses , sages , children and books. 19. Don't listen anybody else trying to figure out the thing yourself. 20. If you can keep your death Infront of you all times, you would live a magical life. 21. The purpose of media is to make every problem your problem. 22. The Challenge of Modernity is avoiding the fruits of modernity. 23. Be More Selfish. 24. You will be judged at the end of the day by your best work not by any average.

[@Mithlesh.]

Point 1&2 is in contradiction with 23😢

[@iamlordMK]

@@Mithlesh. There is a difference between thinking about yourself and Being Selfish. For E.g. : "Only I Can" represent the self obsession , means in the entire universe only I can do that particular thing or achieve that status. Being Selfish means Before thinking or helping others , help yourself first. Classic example is Airplane oxygen masks case where every airline instist first wear mask yourself before helping to others to wear oxygen mask

[@BLRska]

@@iamlordMK #16 is feminist propaganda (not feminine)

[@sahil_chhinaa]

@@iamlordMKso much English

[@khanhnguyen4637]

Naval always has a way of breaking down complex ideas into simple, actionable insights. His perspective on wealth as a byproduct of knowledge and creativity really hits home-especially the point about specific knowledge being more about innate curiosity than formal education. The reminder to play to our unique strengths and follow what feels like 'play' is pure gold. This isn't just about getting rich; it's about living with purpose and mastery.

[@HarikrishnaSanthosh-c2r]

Really proud of you Ranveer. Thanks for bringing Naval to your show.

[@Ankesh_Agarwal]

Every word of Naval ravikant is a philosophical quote. Every word of him is a pearl of pure wisdom. What a personality 🔥

[@anjalbinayakadhikari]

Naval changed my life. I have been following naval from 2020. I first heard about him from the Joe Rogan podcast. I've read books he suggested, watched all his podcasts, watched his old KZbin clips, read the book "The almanack of Naval Ravikant". This man is full of knowledge. I adore his way of thinking. He talks about Happiness, Wealth and Peace. All of which we all aspire to achieve in life. I really wanted to know his views about Hinduism. Because of Ranveer, today I got to know his some of the views about Sanatan dharma. Truly phenomenal podcast. Thanks to TRS team for this podcast. Naval Ravikant changed my life

[@quickreads857]

Joe Rogen, TimFerris, Shane Parish.... Heard those epic episodes with Naval multiple times and it changed my way of thinking in many ways... This is definitely a milestone episode of TRS.. Thank you Ranveer for bringing such gems and imparting us the wisdom. Lots of love ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Rajatm2112]

Don’t worry Ranveer even if the podcast doesn’t garner millions of views. Most of us are not ready for Naval yet. The world, is not ready for Naval yet. Thank you for doing this. Godspeed brother!

[@IndieTechHindi]

naval himself doesn't consider himself ahead of time like wtf . life is not that deep , it is just in the now. stop getting into enlightenment & esoteric porn bud.

[@Rajatm2112]

@@IndieTechHindi all opinions are valid and cliches are also always true. Life is what you make of it. There's one life, do as much as you can in this blip of existence - is what I believe in. And yeah Naval is not buddha/enlightened. He is just smart, well-read and has condensed all that into lil nuggets. If I wanna fan-boi, let me!

[@pritz251990]

This is my first time i get to know who Mr.naval ravikant is , I dont know if i should be ashamed of it but truly he is a very simple man with such clarity and confidence on his thoughts and words through his life experience. My favourite takeaway is ‘ Get to know by yourself about everything’ and many things that resonated well to me about the modernity. The wisdom just flows out when he talks and its up to us to grab as much as we can. Thank you TRS for introducing such a person and I insist to bring such people to the world’s eyes

[@bhumeshkamdi2026]

must go for naval's podcast with joe Rogan, u will love it!!

[@ajaythakur-a7x]

Ranveer has finally interviewed Naval Ravikant which was long due. Surely a remarkable achievement that truly sets a new benchmark for his channel. This milestone solidifies his success and takes his platform to the next level.

[@AnishPandey]

When Naval sits across from you for a podcast, you know you've reached the pinnacle of your journey. Congratulations, mate-what an achievement! Having a legend like Naval as your guest is a testament to the heights you've scaled. Well done!

[@kushmehta9138]

Naval is the greatest. Anytime he’s talking, I’m listening

[@KamlaMeena-y8y]

Naval changed my life for good 5 years ago. Very grateful

[@starthakog]

Can you tell more how?

[@omprateek0111]

@@starthakog read the book almanack of naval ravikant i read like 3 times best book for a reason u will get to know

[@starthakog]

@@omprateek0111 bro I was just about to order it when notification of your reply came. I have heard about him and his book a lot, and am now convinced that I should buy it.

[@saksheephade3348]

He's changed the perspective for so many ambitious women as well, not only men. Amazing podcast! 👏

[@dhiveshjoshi]

When OG said: "In long term you will be remembered for your BEST WORK." - this episode will go down the history as that episode for BeerBiceps -- Implies Historic. Thanks and Congratulations. His emphasis on the importance of having children and the side effects of weed is likely to change many minds, which is essential. The podcast offers valuable insights on various topics such as self-awareness, truth, goals, relationships, understanding versus knowledge, decision-making, first principles, verifiable truth, death, and memory, past and future. In essence, it provides guidance on how to navigate through life effectively. Every time I open Twitter after work and see OG's tweet, it's an aha moment. It feels like a Netflix episode but more frequent, catering to intellectuals around the globe. I'm eagerly anticipating OG's Cult!

[@nipunjava5545]

Ranveer, I loved this podcast. I especially appreciated it more being a 46 yr old who grew up in Delhi and now have been in USA for past 20 years, since I could appreciate cultural nuances in the questions and answers My suggestions come from a place of love When you interview someone authentic as Naval, who is trying to respond to every question in an honest authentic way, it’s a great opportunity for you to level up. Some of my observations. You tend to fanboy a lot, and praise the guest. It adds no value to the conversation, and it will make some guests uncomfortable, esp the authentic ones. Instead try and pose questions from a curiosity standpoint. You also tend to throw in cliches and put forth your opinions in spots where it sounds made up and forced, almost like you want to contribute but don’t know how. Imho,Unless you really truly believe in something, there is no need to present your opinion to fill in space. You can use space as an opportunity to ask genuine questions to learn more about your guest. Your authenticity shined through when you mentioned the few places in India, that you wanted to take him to. That part felt very genuine to me. More of that level of authenticity. Keep learning and growing brother!

[@balajivs6799]

You’ve nailed. Hope the feedback is well received and implemented ASAP. It was disappointing to see lack of appropriate response, majorly due to fanboy moment & rush to express his own POV, in many places.

[@meghnatuli9519]

Well said… and very well articulated and great feedback !!

[@anandamarnath3656]

One of the best interviews have ever seen

[@sowmyakumari27]

Ohhh you spelled out exactly what my mind was trying to pin point. Overall he asked well, but the things you mentioned were evident. It shouldn’t be like Joe Rogan where he’s eager to opinionate all the time, but let the guest express fully and you nudge them to delve deeper without distraction.

[@svojask5312]

Apt suggestions agree

[@minakshipandey2332]

The best line....."thinking about myself is the root cause of all unhappiness"...."Me & Self-obsession is a disease"....This is something blew my mind😵‍💫😵‍💫Amazing concept

[@swastikfirani9498]

Don’t you think he contradicts his own statement by saying don’t think about yourself and be selfish at the same point?

[@minakshipandey2332]

​​@@swastikfirani9498no it's not at all contradictory.....u should know when such phrases actually need to be used. Both are correct according to the time and situation explained by him.

[@swastikfirani9498]

@@minakshipandey2332 Got it. Thanks!!!

[@VenuGopalReddyMuvva]

Somehow it feels like 1st grade kid speaking to Maths professor, would love to see like two professors speaking even more

[@Rishi-hv6ky]

Listen to podcasts of Naval with Kapil Gupta. Even Naval feels intimidated by him.

[@ruderakshakarwa6333]

Kapil Gupta is one of the great philosophers of our time

[@niveshjain5522]

I am just 15 min into the podcast and this guy is already imparting so much wisdom my way. He is completely changing my way of thinking about the life. Phenomenal person🔥🔥

[@narutomi3483]

This podcast is such a masterpiece for anyone struggling to figure out what’s true to believe in. For me, it has given me the confidence to understand and figure things out on my own. It encourages me to take inspiration and learn from others, while ultimately building on my own understanding. He is definitely the greatest philosopher in modern-day society. "Thankyou Ranveer and the whole beer biceps team for this amazing podcast."

[@aashwinkumar2242]

this man changed my life

[@MayankKumarGautam]

How?

[@additikhadka.9785]

Trueee

[@aashwinkumar2242]

@@MayankKumarGautam tbh I was clinically depressed took some meds , I watched him The appreciation for life history mentality being one with yourself keeping health and truth above everything Love for science and therefore curing my existential crisis on whats the right thing to pursue in life Life's meaning heck life has no meaning we are merely insects with a slightly larger hippocampus than chimps We create our own meaning science and math are the languages of the universe And this man taught me how to read them I am an engineer now and a big thank you to this man I'd love to meet him one day and work with him if God will allow

[@JashanBajaj-n8p]

How?

[@aashwinkumar2242]

@@JashanBajaj-n8p already explained

[@pratyushtiwari9809]

Naval is my favourite....and this episode ... i am gonna come revisit it again and again to fully understand it.

[@ShivPratapSingh-xq6f]

The only podcast of yours that I watched from very start to end, and just loved it! Hope you bring more people like him on your podcast.

[@join2manish]

Each line is quotable - no one will ever get you totally and not that everyone has to, wow

[@tonyormousbeats4754]

Nikhil Kamath X Naval Ravikant would be an Exceptional Podcast

[@sauravsinghrajput07]

I do have this opinion man ❤

[@suyogchikhalkar3234]

😮💯 if it's happen in future ... It will become the GOAT of the podcasts

[@Thedevm2singh]

Yes

[@soumyamaharana75]

That's true

[@bhati938]

I agree.

[@rumayayad4361]

Most people know Naval for his wisdom and being an early investor. Apart from all this he has the innate capacity to give love, even to complete strangers on the internet. I am grateful to have received it when I was at probably the lowest point of my life.

[@venkateshgiri1]

This is the best spirtual podcast that you have done so far! All hats off to Naval for him to demonstrate principles of - Advaitha Vedanata, Awareness (and or consciousness), Non Dual Tantra. You can see how he embodies all these in his every living second. For him not to label or drop jargons when explaining deep concepts in simple string of words is exceptional! The kinda of clarity and clairvoyance displayed in speech shows how he is blessed by all 8 goddesses of speech - Vaak Devis (Vasini, Kameshvari, Aruna, Vimala, Jayani, Modini, Sarveshvari, and Kaulini). He didn't sensationalize anything which shows how he is not attached to anything and yet is operating in a state close to that of a 'Jivan Muktha'. If this man has not attained self realization then here is the proof and example that HE IS A PRIME CANDIDATE who will soon hit his goal of self realization. You can see how he does not regret, recollect or regress of the past nor is anxious about the future but is soaking in the bliss-awareness that is present this very second and every second. The best secret that Naval dropped which was not explored further is of that of "Direct Experience" and reference to Rupert Spira which means his source of knowledge and current learning is from those of the likes of Christopher Wallis, Bernado Kastrapo, Adya Shanti etc.. who talk about "Direct Experience" to self realization and enlightenment without explicit reference to any terms of any "-ism"s or Santana Dharma (even they acknowledge that is where they learnt it from). Once again what a fantastic episode. Felt like a fantastic Navaratri Gift, thank you for this!

[@AdarshSingh-up5so]

Its amazing how you ignore buddha and unnecessary trying to fit advaita.

[@themoonchild8678]

​@@AdarshSingh-up5so fragile ego issues, bro. everything is tanatan drum for these crypto-buddhist advaitis.

[@paawanarora1111]

If you love Buddha you shouldn’t be obsessed with someone not mentioning Buddha, if you know what I mean 👁️

[@ramsantosh87]

What a well crafted comment. You have my respect .

[@doodlergames5118]

​@@ramsantosh87 exactly what Naval criticised early in this podcast. Simple minds using big jargon words to push abstract nonsense. When you poke, you know its shallow.

[@DavidsonHangOfficial]

Damn the comments here are brutal. People don’t realize how hard it is to be a podcaster. Her is not perfect but I don’t see why people are being so hateful towards him. Much easier to criticize but I don’t see many of you being able to get Naval on your podcast.

[@walkthetalknanba]

Ranveer - Great job getting Naval here. Just a feedback - Kindly cut down all drama and ask curious questions instead.

[@evan3087]

One has to be interested to learn to ask anything valuable. All these podcasts that began in this country are to just fool people, they don’t do it for the viewers lol they do it for themselves. It’s me me me, and me is a disease -Naval Ravikant

[@Bongskills]

This dude ahead of 99% people with powerful intellectual brain 🧠 This is Greatest Podcast Of All Time ❤

[@ajazacademy]

Really a great conversation, I have been following this channel from 3 months and I have learned a lot. Thanks for sharing such a thought provoking conversation to us. It's a Treat to watch them talking about life , in such a meaningful way.

[@MANGESH0805]

I had so much expections man, it's like you are interviewing Einstein and asking him what is 2+2

[@Mr_pentool_]

Agreed

[@weekendvihari5695]

Podcasting naval is not an easy task brother. He atleast got him as a guest here. What have you and i done other than commenting here 😄 so just chill. Having expectations is our mistake

[@harveyspecter1855]

Agreed....

[@nakshatrasainlife]

I feel all of us are extremely happy & proud of Ranveer, this is a big achievement and definitely want to appreciate entire Team BeerBiceps for making it happen & bro called ‘Naval’ Bhaiya making my inner child happy 😂

[@UnsettledFeet]

Watching this podcast for the second time. This is one of the best podcasts on the Internet. Love the man. Desperately want another Naval Ravikant podcast.

[@polyphil506]

Watch his other ones, I liked them even better

[@UnsettledFeet]

@polyphil506 yes naval is just 🔥🔥

[@sunilkale4694]

Finding the 'hidden laws of the game' ebook should be your top priority, even if it's the last thing you do in life

[@anutoshghosh7893]

His words and thoughts reflects so much about Advaita Vedanta or non dual self. 👌🙏🙂

[@paawanarora1111]

So ?

[@anutoshghosh7893]

@@paawanarora1111 So nothing, just felt this from the podcast!! If you wanted to hear something specific or know something or have something in mind, you can say

[@anutoshghosh7893]

@@paawanarora1111 I hope you have gone through his book "The almanac by Ravikant" if you are still not inspired by his thoughts

[@anutoshghosh7893]

@@paawanarora1111 It seems you wanted me to come to a conclusion with your "so",but it was just an observation

[@pizzaparkerhotdogmaguire3225]

​@@paawanarora1111 So, he feels good that it came from culture where he's from. Why are you bitter?

[@fitness5677]

Naval Ravikant is VERY Heavy Person to Understand and this was very Heavy podcast for me 🙂

[@tanishqbhattad4723]

Had to slow down the speed for a podcast for the first time. So much intellect in every sentence.

[@sudeshnamitra6675]

Yeah And when they gave that "switch to 1.5x" I was like I am lagging behind in 1x

[@harveyspecter1855]

*Absolutely wasted Naval's time by asking him bs questions and hyper focusing on his "indian origin".* When you bring guests like him on the show(who are authentic and will answer absolutely any questions you have to ask), it's the podcaster's job to ask heavy, difficult and uncomfortable questions to the guest and push his boundary a little to get honest advice out of them. And not embarrass them by fanboying too much and pushing him to talk about his indian side and religion. What a wasted opportunity. The guy literally said it was embarrassing for ranveer to bow to him. When you are interviewing a guest like him, you need to be confident and not ask basic af questions. Why would you ask him the same questions which have been asked to him a gazillion times?!!!

[@0m13]

This is one of the most painful podcasts I have ever watched. I enjoyed Naval’s discourse although I don’t watch ranveer’s podcasts anymore but I have never cringed so hard. It is like watching a 1-dimensional being talking to a 4-dimensional being. How can somebody waste such an opportunity? The podcaster is so egotistical and focused on his own nonsense, and he likes to think he’ll become Indian Rogan (without the Josh). He should go back to yetis, black magic and ghosts.

[@harveyspecter1855]

@@0m13 agreed.

[@ganeashvasanth463]

true!

[@Monu1992Ananya]

100% Agree, and how can you say things like "Happy Wife Happy Life" 😢 . He was too immature to do this

[@jiewuw]

水平问题

[@ajazacademy]

By far this is the best podcast, which I have witnessed. Keep going the way you are going. It is adding so much value to our life.

[@ngxoxo]

two of my favourite people on the internet!! such a treat💞

[@suvendroseal1724]

Opened my notebook and ready to change my life again with Naval. Cannot wait.

[@niveditaphougat2599]

what a great man and the way he’s acknowledging the importance of existence and other miracles is beyond words. ❤

[@AiLui-p2e]

books mentionned : -the autobiography of a yogi // paramahansa yogananda -the life of the buddha -the macintosh way // guy kawasaki -srimad bhagavad gita -ashtavakra gita -the supreme yoga / yoga vasistha -siddhartha // hermann hesse -raja yoga // swami vivekananda author: de mello, shopenhauer, emerson,

[@srikanthraghavan9237]

Actually, it is not damelo, it is Anthony De Mello

[@AiLui-p2e]

@@srikanthraghavan9237 got it, i corrected it, thanks for pointing it out

[@Rani_thewanderersoul]

Saviour bro 😅

[@AryanShaw]

I was looking exactly for this

[@ansary111]

Ranveer one of your weakness while having a guest is, you don't know when they are giving you signals that they are not interested in your question framing. Naval in this podcast have thrown many of your questions but you didn't even notice. A big blunder you did in the podcast is your whole of it was revolving around the sprituality. you could have done it half capitalistic form and other. anyways it was good.

[@bhati938]

I completely agree.

[@Thedevm2singh]

Absolutely true.. Ranveer is so full of himself...

[@nomadsss1219]

Bhai jab tu invite krega to tu ye sab kr liyo😂😂😂

[@rajatcoool]

I left a similar comment @ansary111

[@Someone-nv1cj]

False, naval is only special because of his spirituality and philosophy, for capitalism there are countless interesting guests, for example balaji.

[@azeemabdul1170]

One of the Best of this channel.. very informative AND out of box.

[@TheInsaneTimes]

"This is the biggest day for me" My man says this to everyone.. 😂

[@jiteshchhabra7774]

We'll he could be not lying, till date by what he could mean........abhi tak...aj tak....

[@teamextremeaarya7760]

This episode is proof that we're letting the wrong person represent India. Ranveer, your lack of research and model of basic questioning cannot and should not be excused as "Indian public is into emotions." After Naval saying multiple times about his lack of interest in the person. You continue asking what if questions and things about him personally instead of his experiences and the fate of the future. You clearly were following a script in the podcast. The inability to be able to continue your questioning based on his answers and getting deep into a topic is shameful, considering you have years of experience in such conversations. You certainly were the first to start the podcast revolution in India but it's high time you evolve. Stop chasing views and get into qualtative podcasts. Your focus still is on making celebrity content which gets you mass views. You have the opportunity to improve your podcast and take the knowledge of all your listeners one level higher. You seem not at all interested in that. Podcasters like Prakhar would've been a much better host for someone with the stature of Naval.

[@shobinyad6643]

Now I am even more curious to listen to this podcast. I also listen to Prakhar.

[@Ragsgallery]

On point, even after Naval saying "I don't think much about myself " he still goes ahead and ask those scripted questions. Plz prepare well. Not everyone is a Bollywood star! 😅

[@EHolmes]

You spoke my mind. This was fucking irritating to watch. The question were too shallow. Ranveer wasn’t present there i felt like he just kind of lost. He couldn’t grasp naval answer and did deep follow up questioning. Naval was bored as hell, you can see that when he was swinging in the chair all the time.

[@hareshnakrani7148]

Now your first statement itself reflects you being emotional

[@Hardiknandha]

Exactly I literally Hated ranveer Knowing how Foolish Questions and How Immature This Guy is literally man Like the Question He is asking and The He is describing again and again about Himself bcos of India as he is like this and that etc

[@prateekguptadubai]

I can listen to him on and on. He is just so wise. You shouldn’t believe in luck even if its true. Wow. After Reading the Almanack, I just wish if he could do more conversations.. wow. He is humble not to believe that he is not a great thinker. He is one of the best thinkers ever…

[@whatthetwinsdo]

Best 1 hour 40 mins spent this month! Thank you for sharing this, truly changed the way I look at things.

[@jude.niranjan]

For me it's the best online time I spend this year. Naval is a superstar

[@Ready.Set.Do.]

The amount of new questions asked and "new" insights shared by Naval on this was incredible!! Mad props to BeerBiceps for pulling this off so well!

[@BatukaBhairavaSevak_Tuhin]

Yes very good podcast.

[@dineshvats1456]

This is, in my opinion, the best conversation I’ve ever heard on a podcast. Superb!

[@vinayaka.b1494]

Man's channel got hacked and returned back with a podcast with 21st century Plato.

[@vigneshmoorthy6047]

Marketing stunt

[@mande-lorean2182]

Dude, comparing a philosopher to an entrepreneur 😂😂

[@Iceman8032X]

​@@mande-lorean2182 he's a philosopher and an entrepreneur. An actor can dance. An economist can do maths. An engineer can be a CEO. You are what you limit yourself to. If this was ancient Rome they would call him a polymath. Just because you're limited to one field of things you're good at doesn't mean others do too.

[@mande-lorean2182]

@@Iceman8032X True, but comparing him to Plato is an outright insult to the great philosopher.

[@rohanagarwal656]

Naval bhai humble krdiya 'LUCK BOL K'🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ryangreen45]

Luck is a big factor, start businesses of your own and you'll realise. But at the same time, you've to be persistent and relentless

[@nalbyuites]

Some people in the comments have posted that you had a lot of fanboy energy and filled in conversation spaces with unauthentic things, fluff and stuff that you don't know. I would like to offer a word of encouragement. Each podcaster is like looking through a certain angle of a kaleidoscope. At a point in time and space, one gets a unique variety of expression of the guest's thoughts. So I enjoyed this conversation and learnt something from it. Just as I would at a different time in future when, objectively some may say that you have become a "better" interviewer/podcaster.

[@sumerSingh-uj1dk]

17:02 “Or it’s dumb luck because you started early” man was not lying 😂

[@Yash-yy1st]

He was being brutally honest 💀 not wrong though

[@nikhilmalhotra9605]

Naval roasting Ranveer like anything.

[@Jayesh_D_Patil]

Ranveer is trying to impose indiannes , sanatan etc upon naval , ranveer is so full of " me me me me "

[@klalrinfela9313]

without any delay Naval quickly says i dont have advice for you, with pure rejection to the overly obsessed fanboy based annoying question.

[@MahmudAhsan]

Each time I listen to him, I learn something new. Following him for a very long time. Thanks for the interview. He is a living legend.

[@sujaysahu8984]

"Self Obsession is Root of Unhappiness"

[@crossbladesak9013]

Naval sir back slapped Ranveer many times I think most people might not even be aware of it😂

[@gnanyreddy3030]

🤣

[@Iam_healthy1]

Agree 😂 Especially when repeatedly talking about Hinduism & kind of forcing Naval to feel proud of being Indian. These all felt Irritating. As we all know , Ranveer doesn't Hesitate 😂

[@IAMTBeastmode4472]

Ranveer is also learning with each podcast and we need to thank this guy and appreciate for the kind of work he is doing !

[@siddhrau]

That's what I observed. Ranveer on several occasions tried to impose things into Naval , but Naval subtly rejected this.

[@Nipun_Chauhan]

Ikr 😂

[@denisaunga254]

This was my first time listening to Naval. I like how he speaks and makes stuff look easy.

[@thepathakarpit]

Naval is more dharmik and sanatani than 99.9999% more "Hindus" Absolute respect to the man 🙏🏻

[@himanshu00779]

what a stupid thing to pull out from this podcast

[@Quantum_Whisper_Thread]

There is no dharmik or Santani or any other religions. It's human creations to cope up with day to day life

[@thepathakarpit]

@@Quantum_Whisper_Thread seeker of truth = sanatani. dharm is not religion. it is finding of truth, aligning your actions towards finding truth

[@vinods5174]

​@@Quantum_Whisper_Thread you r ryt . do you agree with everything he said ? Even he doesn't know the truth, his views are perception of his own , and no book in the santana or any other can give you the absolute answer for everything.

[@paawanarora1111]

No he is not, talking about oneness and still stuck in sense gratification doesn’t make you dharmik mate

[@dazai-gs8py]

Ranveer didn't podcast him well. Matter of fact is podcasting him isn't like podcasting any other guest. What Ranveer asked him was all surface level understanding for Naval, what we need is extremely thought-provoking question to see him making new answers which he hasn't answered before.

[@suvendroseal1724]

Exactly, if he spent so much time to reach him, he should have had a question set ready or just asked people online and that would have been enough. Naval is growing old and I don't know how much time we have left with him..

[@vidhyapc]

Where he was lost of intuitive questions he ended up asking "really" ? 😂​@@suvendroseal1724

[@Someone-nv1cj]

I actually appreciated it, specially the spiritual philosphy and his outlook, he rarely speaks about that, other things he has already spoken a lot about

[@luqmanbukhari3177]

I agree, he kept forcing the conversation instead of letting Naval express himself

[@71gaurav]

Yes, he asked very question maybe bcz that what ranveer fan following is

[@jainilthakkar2964]

Definitely conversational depth is what people might be finding or questioning, because we live in a indo-western mindset (more western due to media: so we dont relate) but he has to do it (jingoism masala) for Asian audience where it gets him views, we have seen he can go in depth whenever wanted. Secondly the editing maestro, the improvement you have done in intros , damning hardwork by the team🎉 its superb

[@AnupreetBhuyar]

Kapil Gupta MD and Naval Ravikant are most definitely the best truth seekers of modern times, do checkout their books, podcasts,etc

[@NitinPatidar]

Thanks a lot Beerbiceps team ❤🎉 cheers

[@nitinpatidar6176]

Yesss🎉🎉

[@anitapatidar2718]

🎉🎉thanks naval thanks ranveer

[@Tavleenkaurofficial-0407]

Everyone who's fanboying or fangirling over him has to understand that's the whole point! He's constantly telling one to find their own truth, not take anyone's word for it, and strive for being enlightened in their own way. So then how can he be the sole reason for anyone's awakening when the core of his learning is - figure it out yourself and find your own truth. So lets the not miss the core essence Naval's talk!

[@SachinKumar-tn6zq]

Bro

[@HimanshuSharma-we5li]

❤

[@cosmosapien597]

You can be fans and still find truth.

[@Tavleenkaurofficial-0407]

@@cosmosapien597 Interesting point! However as per me, when you are a 'fan' you have to suspend your rational mind towards that person but when you're finding your truth, you have to be very unbiased. So there's a certain paradox there which one knows when they undertake this journey and question everything.

[@cosmosapien597]

@@Tavleenkaurofficial-0407 while listening you can forget you're a fan or critic. Just pay attention to sounds of words. Then later on become a fan or critic again.

[@mayusmayna]

Congrats Ranveer on this opportunity and making it happen. Lovely podcast!