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Hindu's Handbook

Hindu's Handbook

By: Dr Harold Om
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Hinduism for the modern world

© 2025 Hindu's Handbook
Hinduism Spirituality
Episodes
  • Your inner voice
    Oct 27 2025

    Ever felt like your mind won’t stop talking? In this episode, we explore that quiet part of you — the observer beneath the noise. Drawing on ancient Hindu ideas and modern mindfulness, it shows how noticing your thoughts without reacting can change how you live. In a world full of messages, pressure, and comparison, discovering your inner voice isn’t about silence — it’s about calm, clarity, and choosing which thoughts deserve your attention.

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    10 mins
  • How should I live?
    Oct 27 2025

    If there’s no heaven to reach or hell to avoid, how do we decide what a good life really means? This episode explores simple, timeless Hindu values — kindness, honesty, and balance — through modern eyes. It’s about living with purpose, not perfection; finding joy in effort, not comparison. With stories, humour, and reflection, we learn that a meaningful life isn’t something you wait for — it’s something you build, one choice at a time.

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    10 mins
  • What happens when I die?
    Oct 27 2025

    It’s the question everyone wonders about but few talk about. In this episode, we look at what Hinduism really says about death — not as something to fear, but as a natural part of life’s cycle. Through science, stories, and reflection, we explore how nothing in nature truly ends, it just changes form. There’s no heaven or hell waiting — only the legacy we leave through our actions, kindness, and the memories we create. A gentle, honest conversation about living well, so death doesn’t feel so frightening.

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    10 mins
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