The Human Thread

The Human Thread The Human Thread, previously known as The Therapy Diariez, one of India’s leading wellness podcasts.

15/09/2026

Children learn faith not just from what parents teach, but from what they see parents do.

In this conversation, Naturopathy Expert Choti Guruma (Gurumaa) explains how a child can become confused when there is a gap between a parent’s religious practices and their behaviour outside the temple. What may seem like a small contradiction to an adult can deeply influence a child’s understanding of God, faith and spirituality.

A powerful reminder for every parent: children are always watching, learning and forming their own beliefs.

🎧 Episode 92 drops today at 1 pm on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.

14/09/2026

The question “Mujhse bada kyun?” reveals more about us than it does about the person we are comparing ourselves to.

In this conversation, Ashna Kalra sits down with Naturopathy Expert Choti Guruma (Gurumaa) for a deeper exploration of Arjun, questioning and the way we perceive ourselves.
The conversation reflects on how Arjun asked difficult questions — and why asking the right questions can sometimes matter more than having immediate answers.
From the feeling that there is a point we simply cannot reach, to the instinct to compare ourselves with someone who seems greater, the conversation explores the thoughts that shape how we see our own place in the world.
It also touches upon deeply human experiences like betrayal and grief, bringing the conversation from philosophical questions to emotions we all encounter in different forms.

A conversation about questions, perception and the things that quietly shape us.

🎧 Episode 92 out tomorrow at 1 PM on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major audio platforms.

13/09/2026

What if you couldn’t travel to Pashupatinath in Nepal? There’s another Pashupatinath in India.

In Episode 91, motivational speaker Akshat Gupta takes us to Mansaur in Madhya Pradesh—a place associated with Mandodari, Ravana’s wife and a very different way of remembering Ravana.
In some areas, Dussehra is not celebrated because Ravana is believed to have been their son-in-law. The town is also home to a Pashupatinath temple, where the idol is said to be Swayambhu—believed to have emerged by itself.

A fascinating story where the Ramayan, local traditions and devotion come together.

🎧 Episode 91 now streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.

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12/09/2026

We often assume that people who cuss constantly are simply uneducated—but even highly educated people can use abusive language in almost every conversation.

In this conversation, motivational speaker Akshat Gupta (Akshat Gupta) explores why education may not be the real explanation behind this behaviour. He connects the way we speak and behave to the awakening of the seven chakras, offering a spiritual perspective on the different levels from which people operate.

Beyond degrees and education, the conversation looks at consciousness, inner awakening and what truly influences human behaviour.

🎧 Episode 91 now streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.

11/09/2026

Kalyug is not just another phase of time. It is the Yug of Shiva.

In this conversation, motivational speaker Akshat Gupta (Akshat Gupta) explores the deeper connection between the four Yugas and the Tridev—Brahma representing creation, Vishnu preservation and Shiva the final stage of destruction. He explains why the last Yug is associated with Shiva and why the growing inclination towards Shiva may not even be something people consciously choose. In Kalyug, he suggests, the pull towards Shiva is simply a reflection of the time we are living in.

🎧 Episode 91 now streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.

10/09/2026

The Mahabharata doesn’t create conflict; it shows us how to face it, together and with dharma.

In this conversation, motivational speaker Akshat Gupta (Akshat Gupta) challenges the belief that the Mahabharata brings conflict into the home. He points out how we often focus on the battles and difficult moments in the story, while overlooking the values it teaches—unity, truth and standing with dharma through difficult times.

The Mahabharata is not just a story of kalesh. It is also a reminder of how we respond when life puts us through our hardest battles.

🎧 Episode 91 now streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.

09/09/2026

The Ramayan holds a powerful lesson about the people we choose to stand beside.

In Episode 91, motivational speaker Akshat Gupta (Akshat Gupta) draws a striking contrast between Ram and Ravan, showing how the presence, loyalty and choices of their brothers became a defining force in their victory and defeat. A timeless reflection on brotherhood, support and the people who shape our journey.

🎧 Episode 91 is now streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major platforms.

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08/09/2026

We don’t always fight over different beliefs. Sometimes, we fight over different names for the same belief.

In this conversation, motivational speaker Akshat Gupta (Akshat Gupta) shares a thought experiment where three people arrive on another planet from different parts of Earth. Generations later, their descendants are fighting over whose God is real-despite ultimately saying the same thing.

The story exposes how easily identity, labels and inherited beliefs can turn into divisions.

🎧 Full episode drops today at 1 PM on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major audio platforms.

07/09/2026

“Mahabharat ghar mein mat rakho, kalesh hoga.” A belief many Hindu families grow up hearing.

In this conversation, Ashna Kalra sits down with motivational speaker Akshat Gupta (Akshat Gupta as he speaks about the beliefs we associate with the Mahabharata, Ramayan and spirituality. Drawing a parallel between sacred texts and the fear of keeping a matchbox or lighter at home, he offers a different perspective on how we understand these beliefs.

The conversation then moves to Naga Sadhus and why they have no reason to entertain those who come seeking something from them. From there, Akshat reflects on what happiness really means and why every person keeps running after something they have not received.

He also shares a deeply personal perspective on happiness, shaped by the pain of not being able to meet his son for the last 12 years. The conversation eventually turns to Shiva—not only as Bholenath, but through his fierce, raudra and warrior-like forms.

From belief and spirituality to happiness, longing and devotion, this conversation explores some of life’s most profound ideas through a deeply personal lens.

🎧 Episode 91 out tomorrow at 1 PM on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & all major audio platforms.

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07/09/2026

A new conversation is coming to The Human Thread.

This week, we’re joined by Akshat Gupta — motivational speaker, author and storyteller known for bringing a fresh perspective to India’s ancient wisdom and timeless stories.
From the Mahabharata and dharma to the lessons hidden within our epics, this conversation explores ideas that continue to shape how we understand life, relationships and ourselves.
Our next guest is Akshat Gupta. Get ready for Episode 91.
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