Prakhar Gupta is an international public speaker, best-selling author and educator. He is trusted by over 10000 students in teaching them how to get better at conversations. With Prakhar ke Pravachan he aims to build more confident young Indian minds and teaches more than 500k people how to think in ways different from the average person would.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 17 hours 10 minutes
episode 210: Osho, Sprituality and Self | Deep dive into Osho Philosophy
In this episode, watch Prakhar help you Understand Osho in a simple yet deep philosophy
episode 209: Spirituality as a means of power
In this episode, watch Prakhar explain power as a derivative of Spirituality
episode 208: My Unfiltered Advice to my Younger 18 y.o. Self
In this episode, watch Prakhar makes you aware of Distructive Nature of Not being practical and living inside the bubble of Spirituality and fake Positivity
episode 207: How to look at Life After 30
In this episode, watch Prakhar explain the Sher Mentality and his version of turning 30 soon.
episode 206: The Psychology Of Self-Actualization
In this episode, watch Prakhar Rant on people who refuse to take charge of their own life and play life as NPC (Non Performing Character)
episode 205: Understanding ANXIETY: the Crisis with Self
In this episode, hear Prakhar express the pain of Anxiety
episode 204: This is EXACTLY Why you are Depressed (RANT MODE)
In this episode, watch Prakhar he goes on to RANT Society and the Cowards of every Generation who mock depressed people
episode 203: Mental Health Is no joke- A generational Problem
In this episode, watch Prakhar rant on Mental health Memers and Explains the Issues of Gen Z
episode 202: What happens when Your FATHER IGNORES you?
In this episode, watch Prakhar decoding Andrew Tate's Abandonment issues and his Resemblance with ANIMAL movie
episode 201: The Purpose of Art (Changing times of Bollywood)
In this episode, watch Prakhar break down the actual purpose of art and address the question "Does Art have to be morally correct?"