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Cannabis' Effects on the Three Gunas
Cannabis is widely used for relaxation and is increasingly prescribed for therapeutic purposes. But what effect does it have on our internal “balance”? In this episode, Thom addresses a listener's question about the relationship between can
Spend Some Quality Time With Thom
If you enjoy Thom's podcast, then we know you'd love spending quality time with Thom on his retreats in Sedona, Arizona, Gerringong, Australia, and Rishikesh, India. We wanted to give you a sample of what the retreat experience was like, so
What is Rounding in Vedic Meditation?
Outside of India, the word yoga has come to mean various forms of dynamic exercises that test your flexibility and strength. Yoga is in fact much more than just these physical exercises, which are more correctly referred to as asanas. And b
The Relevance of the 25 Qualities of the Unified Field
Twentieth-century science made a groundbreaking discovery: the Unified Field. This concept revolutionized physics, prompting scientists to reconsider the completeness of the Newtonian understanding of the universe. However, the Unified Fiel
How to Tame Your Inner Critic
While there’s no shortage of external critics ready to judge us on any given day, none can match the relentless voice of our own inner critic. Always prepared with an arsenal of “evidence” to justify its stance, this inner voice excels at “
The Ultimate Discipline
Discipline is often hailed as the key to solving life’s challenges. We’re told that with enough discipline, we can change our habits, endure hardships, stay focused, and achieve our goals. But can discipline sometimes backfire? Is it possib
Established in Being, Perform Action
Unlike rules-based teachings prevalent in both modern and ancient texts, Vedic teachings are renowned for not prescribing commandments or rigid “rules.” Instead, Veda offer timeless wisdom through lessons that we can interpret and apply acc
Criticism, Manipulation, Verbal Abuse
We often find ourselves unsettled by the words of others—criticism, manipulation, and verbal abuse are just a few examples of communication that can feel hurtful. But does it have to be this way? In this Q&A episode, Thom explains with clar
The Distinction Between Kama and Prema
Sanskrit is a beautiful language that captures subtle distinctions that English and other modern languages often cannot. Take the word “love,” for example. In English, this word spans a wide net of emotions and feelings. For example, love c
Narcissism - The Cause and a Solution
It’s common to label someone as a narcissist, but while we often think of narcissism as excessive self-regard, the ultimate cause might be quite different. In fact, narcissism may stem from an underlying insecurity rather than an inflated s
