Show Notes
Hari Om, and a warm welcome back to another enlightening episode of "Thinking is Free"! Who doesn't relish the opportunity to engage with questions, especially when they come from across the globe? Today, Ishaanji, Pooja, and Akash dive into a thought-provoking query posed by one of our listeners from the UK. Together, they unravel the delicate balance between rights and duties, exploring when one should assert their rights and when it's imperative to fulfill one's duties. Amidst the pursuit of a spiritually centered life, they ponder whether clarity of intent aids in discerning which holds greater importance. Get ready for a stimulating discussion that delves into the essence of ethical living and spiritual fulfillment!
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