Shashi Tharoor and Gaur Gopal Das on healing and finding meaning in today's world

[@JobyJacob1234]

When two wonderful brains meet together and they themselves wonder at each other, what more wonderful things can we expect from a you tube video....great..

[@kksnair6841]

Sashi T is wonderful in his political misbehaviiur on ethics. Dont compare such politicians with gurus....politicians donot have aathmiyatha or ethics.. Talking english well does not mean that he is great.. Nothing dfid for the country

[@JobyJacob1234]

@ You opinion is your opinion… I respect it 🫡

[@usharanikannan]

@@kksnair6841please go research into what he has done before giving your judgement.

[@narayan2412]

Two wonderful brains? One is brain dead and other one wants publicity

[@vijayraghavann.s1823]

Sheare brilliance- both of them, Shashiji, I have heard before,and,Gopal Gaouji I am hearing for the first time. What a joy to hear them!!

[@Nandha-n8h]

Great minds discuss great things!

[@wiredforstories]

Spiritual courage- to work on one’s own self-realisation-which is the greatest service to the world, as Ramana Maharishi said.

[@adinarayananr5824]

One of the best conversations by 2 intellectuals of our country, proud of you and thanks for your inspirational messages!

[@makeenglisheasy3390]

To watch and listen to the conversation of such level is something beyond my imagination. I relished every bit of it. I am an aspiring english learner and always admire Mr. Shashi Tharoor for all his knowledge about English Literature and how he delivers speeches. To hear him speaking always inspire me to learn more. To be honest i can hear him speaking all the long and i am that obsessed. Mr. Gaur Gopal Das, on the other hand, is my all time favourite. Every time i feel stuck in life not knowing what to do i binge watch his motivational speeches. Because they are loaded with invaluable life lessons along with a tint of humour. You laugh and learn simultaneously when you hear Mr. Gaur Gopal Das delivering his speeches. All in all i loved the conversation immensely and really looking forward to watching more of their collaborations in future.

[@ch.narasimharao2638]

Self realization is the consequence of this conversation I personally feel if I had this lesson earlier my life would have been different thanks to education and technology and cell phone decades of my life I spent would have been fruitful even now I reap a rich harvest of purposeful living of course I believe if one is educated the whole mankind gets the benefit s of education and te😢 God bless my countrymen and mankind at large with a happy purposeful living ohm satchitananda santi santi santi hi

[@ch.narasimharao2638]

I always believe the joy of living is beyond to live itself is ecstasy the joy of breathing and becoming breath is self realization no negative feelings live for ever fear disappear s what more is required except making others happy God bless you

[@bkg47]

Really? Watch KZbin videos how many well educated Indians who are half the age of Shashi Tharoor exposed inaccuracies in his English literature. His love for Mugal rulers who raped and murdered so many shows either his mental state or his politics since he belongs to a minority appeasing political party.

[@josesboscogomes1111]

Thank you for your motivational and uplifting messages!😎

[@sisterdaisy6225]

One of the best interviews. Top class conversation. Both are my favorite speakers

[@nondajeevi5036]

Gaur Gopal Das gives a nice person vibe, I liked listening to him. Although Shashi Tharoor also spoke for an equal amount of time, somehow, he didn't give me the same level of positive feelings. Mostly he gives the impression of being unnecessarily elite and somewhat selfish. Maybe Shashi Tharoor is good for giving wordy lectures, making debates, winning literary awards, role model for an aspiring English teacher, but I'd never approach him to talk about mental healing or life's meaning.

[@krishnagiridhar3692]

Why such a negative comment?

[@nondajeevi5036]

@@krishnagiridhar3692 I just said what I felt. Questions like mental health and life's meaning are deeply personal, you may resonate with some people's manner of speaking, approaches, other opinions & writings, etc. and not others. Also, the speaker's own public personality and private life are also important, and Shashi Tharoor is not exactly a non-controversial figure....

[@SJ-yg1bh]

​@nondajeevi5036 what is life's meaning?

[@nondajeevi5036]

@@SJ-yg1bh I guess I'm still searching myself, thats why I listen to gurus. As explained by Gaur Gopal, "making an difference" and "6 types of courage" are the best answer you'll get. In my own personal experience, life has many ups/downs and twists/turns. It doesn't have a single meaning and keeps changing depending on time and situation. If I'm doing very well, then life seems beautiful & full of opportunity and at such times I'd like to help others, donate money, etc. If I'm in a very difficult situation (about to lose my job, my credibility, my money or property), then life doesn't seem worth continuing and at such time, I just want to survive. On the other hand, if nothing is happening or moving, then life seems to lose meaning and at such time I try to find some challenging problem, creative activity or innovative work engagement. Doing such work itself gives me a boost, a great joy and I find meaning in that work itself. And so on.... However, doing good+making a difference, will I think generally give the biggest meaning in life. In Hinduism, they speak of 'purushartha' - the four goals of life. Kama and Artha are for material happiness but Dharma and Moksha which are for spiritual happiness should be the really important goals, which can help man to understand life's meaning and lead a peaceful, fulfilled life. Purushartha is a very good model for holistic living.

[@nondajeevi5036]

@@SJ-yg1bh I guess I'm still searching myself, thats why I listen to gurus. As explained by Gaur Gopal, "making an difference" and "6 types of courage" are the best answer you'll get. In my own personal experience, life has many ups/downs and twists/turns. So it doesn't have a single meaning and keeps changing depending on time and situation. If I'm doing very well, then life seems beautiful & full of opportunity and at such times I'd like to help others, donate money, etc. If I'm in a very difficult situation (about to lose my job, my credibility, my money or property), then life doesn't seem worth continuing and at such time, I just want to survive. On the other hand, if nothing is happening or moving, then life seems to lose meaning and at such time I try to find some challenging problem, creative activity or innovative work engagement. Doing such work itself gives me a boost, a great joy and I find meaning in that work itself. And so on.... However, doing good+making a difference, will I think generally give the biggest meaning in life. In Hinduism, they speak of 'purushartha' - the four goals of life. Kama and Artha are for material happiness but Dharma and Moksha which are for spiritual happiness should be the really important goals, which can help man to understand life's meaning and lead a peaceful, fulfilled life. Purushartha is a very good model for holistic living.

[@venkateshnatarajan479]

Huge difference in the quality of talk by Shashi Tharoor and Gopal Das Gaur. I found Gopal Gaur's talk more matured, highly intellectual and impactful. Shashi came out only bragging about what he had done and so on. So there is huge difference in class between the two speakers.

[@premdeepvelu3321]

One is spiritual asset and other literary luminary.Both are different class of Elements

[@ramanjithira7396]

It’s the different life experience and exposure at large. And ofcourse the age too!

[@dharshinisamaranayake2971]

The value of this discussion is beyond words. Thank you.

[@navinkunwarsinghkashyap510]

Slave is always a good follower

[@dayanandmadane9553]

Hare krishna hare krishna krishna krishna hare hare,Hare Ram Hare Ram Ram Ram Hare Hare||

[@diva7892]

It's difficult to share a platform with STh .... GGD did a v.good job❤

[@Man-1965]

Brilliant!! Two minds together.. made this a brilliant conversation. I am fan of both these intellectuals for different reasons..

[@rajimaddur4920]

Memorable talk from two great and knowledgeable personalities

[@annathomas2528]

Both of them are so inspirational and eloquent. I loved this. My respects to them both.

[@Spr-no9oy]

Gaurav gopalji is inspirational...Shashi tharoor is eloquent...pl.dont confuse both

[@shyamgalagali5162]

​@@Spr-no9oy Tharoor doubtful involved in sunanda case

[@balagopalank7262]

Indeed both are fabulous speakers giving a robust impact on the topic they present. Anyone interested to listen, it is a feast ❤

[@givemorephilosophy]

3:06 Being enriched and enriching the whole planet is making the difference 😊😊

[@rahulpandey1696]

It was a real wonder to hear these both legends.

[@gauravbaranwal3228]

Hare Krishna🙏

[@kumudvyas9751]

Two legends in one frame, Marvelous, what a down to earth way of enlightening minds! 🎉❤

[@umaagnihotri9386]

Jai, hoo, Jai Gopal ji!!!!! We got to learn values in life and live like a Bhakta, ❤!!!!! 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@raghuveermaduvinakody379]

Tharoor says he is making a difference to the world by being in politics. He has smartly avoided the word 'politics'.

[@aravindakshankrishnapanick9186]

Words of wisdom. Both made an educative informative and stimulating message for young and old and child on purpose of life and meaning of living

[@krishnagiridhar3692]

Very enlightening ...FIND A PURPOSE IN LIFE...EACH DAY HAVE A MINI PURPOSE IN ALIGNMENT WITH MAIN GOAL

[@vidhusingh2060]

Wonderful cerebral exchange

[@anilamackaden4526]

Encouraging,enriching and empowering.Both were brilliant.

[@vikate2748]

Loved the last part on different types of courage

[@bhvnraju8493]

Both well wishers are Enlightened the useful insights of mental health which is really important to the present day situation,comparison is the thief of joy.Stay positive because life is a learning everyday.Thanks to both intellectuals 🙏🙏

[@PooKulseekers]

"स्वधर्मे निधनं श्रेयः परधर्मो भयावहः"❤ #दृष्टि #silver lining

[@ASANJamir]

Rightly Said Sir

[@ramjiYahoo]

Excellent convo, learnt so much

[@sln7839]

Two great eloquent speakers and minds. We want more conversations between intellectual people which will influence everyone in some way or the other.

[@usharanikannan]

Brilliant conversation. It is so important in today’s life.

[@lalitkumartiwari1847]

Hare krishna hare ram, we love our culture and it is land of seekers

[@shyam_10836]

Being conscious eternally is the purpose of life.

[@RS-nn9cy]

If we lose our consciousness we become miserable when we become miserable life gets meaningless. Meaning searching people are miserable people. I happened to be one of them. As i started meditating every situation every moment become meaningful.

[@shyam_10836]

​@@RS-nn9cy yes it is. In Hinduism there is a concept of sat (Eternal) chit (consciousness) Anand (bliss), we must possess all these three qualities thats where the meaning resides.

[@rohangaikwad693]

I tried finding meaning through sex, money, alcohol but they left me unfulfilled.

[@breenukoshy7266]

​@@rohangaikwad693 If you are truly seeking Try this then....or you can ignore Type FOLJ Delhi Ankit Sagwan And Watch n Listen Many hopeless lives hv bn changed n are changing..

[@prakashnatikar123]

​@@shyam_10836nice thought..

[@joansharathy7162]

Both have made difference in the lives of people because we are recharged after listening to both of you

[@harishsingh6036]

Thank u The Week for the wonderful discussion

[@sudiptaghosh8511]

Thanks for uploading

[@PRANJAL99NAZIRA]

Thank you Shashi sir and Gor Gopal Das sir for your encouraging and inspiring speeches and discussion.

[@chetanshah8948]

Maturity of Gaur Gopaldas is unbelievable

[@arunasharma7002]

Some very important lessons to learn.

[@VinayKumar-os2ju]

Great discussion

[@jawedmanowar657]

Its an Treat to watch The BEST Orator Mr Gour Gopal Dasji and Mr Shashi, there words shows the Depth of knowledge they have and Sauvé, they Introduce each other and shows the Best English speaking Orator mutual Admiration

[@nanditagautampatel-tb8bl]

Excellent explanation.

[@priyankaagarwal464]

Not being guilty about the wrong and not being attached to the right 🙏✨

[@gangam3582]

It's an incredible conversation sir❤

[@ajithgopinath7565]

Two men I admire and listen too a lot , thanks for sharing and arranging such a talk

[@SurenderKVats]

Two wonderful people

[@koljoy]

Colorful, Mr Tharoor made over big differences to the lives of his 3 wives. Wives are considered to be the nearest people around us. Two of them got divorced to save themselves, the unlucky third faced a controversial death. Now these people are ones who influence us. God save the mankind.

[@lalitkumartiwari1847]

😂

[@jaiku99]

That is being very judgmental. How do you know why they separated?

[@harishenoi2169]

And people from TVM got none else to represent them in parliament 😂

[@umeshprasadsingh9648]

Brilliant conversation indeed.

[@rupalikhedekar3754]

Listening to such intellectuals itself adds a lot of meaning to our lives.

[@idafarfargose5894]

Both are brilliant people .Thank you for these insights

[@educatebharat21]

tharoor +AP would be a an enriching conversation.

[@rashmikagra616]

Worth listening. Thank you both ❤

[@jayasreesaradamma3654]

Gaur Gopal Das.... Profound gratitude and kodi kodi Pranam🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@lakshayaggarwal8661]

What a person mr tharroor is awesome 👍👍👍

[@yogeshdesai5999]

Enlightenment ❤

[@menswear5365]

One perspective is that since life is temporary, it’s an invitation to live fully, be kind, help others, and embrace each moment. Some people feel that our purpose is not necessarily predefined but something we shape through choices, values, and the legacy we leave.

[@ritapereira7246]

Brilliant interview

[@riyankachakraborty7377]

Not only more mental health individuals but at lower costs

[@ramjiYahoo]

IT LOOKS LIKE that this is part of the full convo- if so, please arrange to share the full convo video- it will be very much useful please

[@jjayasheela1]

Indeed very interesting. All young and old should listen to the conversation between you two.

[@kamalkavyaras8270]

The conversation is styled in a modern way to make everyone feel happy and accepted. Prabhu nowadays doesn’t want to connect himself with only Hinduism, so his best reference is the Dalai Lama, Church,distinguishes himself from the squirrel’s contributions in making the Ram Setu during the Ramayana period. All is well.

[@TheRajansai]

Dr Tharoor you made difference; married twice / became politician and what not

[@RumaizaJaleel]

Thank you.both.v interesting.may Allah bless u both with abundance of knowledge to participate in many more episodes.

[@Gurglingbrook]

Mr. Tharoor we are all born in this world with a life gift and not a death sentence. And so how meaningfully we live it, defines who we are, like you said 💕🙏🏼

[@MuhammadAwais-ul7cf]

Marvelous conversation

[@drjosythomas1311]

Beautiful conversation between Tharoor Gaur Das. It's a delight to hear these guys unlike Jaggi Vadudev self proclaimed as 'Sadhguru'..

[@binolgopi6397]

Great speech Goura ko Gopal Prabhu 🙏🏼🥰 Sasi Tharoor sir 🙏🏼🥰

[@Inc752]

Behind Gaur gopal das ji it is written Murali Krishna,Which is exactly his purpose !!!

[@Vats678]

Hare Krishna

[@mruthyunjayasiddalingaiah7489]

🙏Namaste🙏Satyameva Jayate⚖️ Har Har Mahadev🔱Jai Sree Ram 🏹Vande Mataram🇮🇳 Vasudaiva Kutumba🙏Bharat 🇮🇳Mother of Democracy🙏🔯Sanatana Dharma Mother of all relgions&only solution for🌎Peace🙏

[@TruthSeeker-h3l]

What a clip ❤

[@kpsudhakar]

Pls listen to wonderful discussion between an " intellectual gruhasth' " and "intellectual 'sanyasi' ".... on differences of "standard of Living" & "standard of Life"; purpose of Life is all making a difference in Living; that we all have 'skill-set':to change our 'mind-set'...!!! Wonderful discussion on agreement, without any ego. ❤

[@WBSchoolOfMaths]

Dr. Tharoor is a dynamic and romantic person but i think he is very spritual also.

[@kbs1797]

Great!

[@FitSinghRocks]

Great ❤

[@krishnakumargopalan9575]

Nice

[@gracevarghese7717]

Wonderful

[@vasumathigovindarajan2139]

Fantastic.

[@drsushmakini6238]

Agree swamiji. Malayalam movies are a class apart. Its as if you are seeing what's actually happening before you. They are superb.

[@billsa5324]

Name the movies so that i can watch them.

[@deeparaju4623]

A lot of respect to both of you.. Really fascinating and inspirational🎉🎉🎉

[@rameshmenon1069]

brilliant ,,both of them

[@ramamurthymurthy3519]

Gopaldas I am seeing you and not given much to your chats in the what’s Up today I got to know you are very funny and makes people laugh nowadays there are very few makes makes listeners laugh but today you have given speech and now onwards I am your fan.

[@DrHemantPaikraiiy]

Great

[@ch.narasimharao2638]

Very good thanks for the video cnrao sr citizen

[@previnkumar1]

You motivate UN and see what it is now

[@sradhakrishnan4593]

"Vairagya" is the quality that a true seeker of the meaning of life needs: and Shashi Tharoor has that quality in plenty. The vairagya he has always displayed, especially when enquiring into the deaths of his near ones is unparalleled 😊!

[@SuvenduSarkar-vt8hh]

Nomoskar Sir & Gaur jee

[@TechRagaFusion]

Brilliant

[@medguy8227]

"Passion for work" mostly benefits employers, not workers. Most of the time brick layers are not working on cathedrals, but only building a wall!

[@ramakrishnabhat9373]

Vairaagya and Taroor are poles apart.

[@christabeljonathan9980]

Jesus and His teaching will give you peace that passeth all understanding

[@Lachhu259]

Wow

[@jnhazra7923]

Mind boggling! What are they talking about?

[@gauravbaranwal3228]

Read srila PRAPHUPAD book📕

[@pb406]

I can sit whole day and keep listen what these two brilliant man discuss ❤❤

[@maithreyeesulekha8896]

Super

[@givemorephilosophy]

1:55 Being in order😊😊

[@Khritik9678]

That’s great conversation but if same question ask to women you will get definitely a very different answer..purpose of life

[@Sudeesanraghavan]

When was I downloaded? That was hilarious!

[@ch.narasimharao2638]

To add one more point the joy of learning unlearn ing and re learning wonderful i only know learning learning of course unlearn ing relearning are part of learning and practice is the consequence and the benefit of success is the consequence i believe if one is educated the whole mankind reaps a rich harvest of benefits say technology the cellphone it is wonderful very good

[@vitadushageheimnis8557]

I totally agree Shashi sir... I feel advertisements can give mntl hlth issues to children 😀🤨😠👹💀 Gaur gopal ji thanks for the perspective 🙏🙏👍