The Therapy Diariez
The Therapy Diariez
Podcast Description
The Therapy Diariez: Unveiling Mental WellnessPeek behind the curtain of mental health with "The Therapy Diariez," a podcast that demystifies the world of therapy and counseling. Join us as we navigate the often misunderstood and sometimes intimidating landscape of mental wellness, offering listeners an insider's perspective on the therapeutic journey.Each episode, we explore fascinating aspects of mental health, share real-life stories, and provide practical insights to help you better understand yourself and others. Whether you're curious about therapy, currently in treatment, or simply interested in personal growth, "The Therapy Diaries" offers a safe, informative, and engaging space to explore the human mind.Tune in for candid conversations, expert interviews, and enlightening discussions that make the complex world of mental health accessible to all.
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The podcast focuses on a variety of mental health topics, including childhood trauma, relationship dynamics, generational privilege, and the impact of societal expectations on mental well-being. For instance, episodes explore the implications of childhood neglect with Dr. Amitabh Ghosh and the challenges faced during pregnancy with clinical psychologist Ekta Dharia, ensuring a deep dive into personal growth and resilience.
The Human Thread – formerly known as The Therapy Diariez, is a podcast where stories become mirrors and conversations become catalysts.
Hosted by Ashna Kalra, the show dives into the choices, emotions, and turning points that define what it means to be human.
From resilience and self-discovery to love, loss, and the moments that change everything, each episode pulls at the unseen threads that connect us all. It’s raw, real, and reflective, a space where silence turns into dialogue, and dialogue into understanding.
New name. New chapter. Same soul. Shifting perspectives, one story at a time.
Welcome to The Human Thread.
You can have money, success, fame, relationships — and still feel like something is missing. Why?
In Episode 95 of The Human Thread, Ashna Kalra sits down with Muni Aditya Sagar Ji, a Digambar Jain monk, for a deep exploration of why human beings struggle to feel satisfied. From his own journey of leaving behind a successful career and choosing the path of renunciation, he shares why he came to see happiness differently — not as something created by achieving more, but as something connected to how one lives within.
The conversation explores the endless cycle of desire, the illusion of permanence, attachment, forgiveness, frustration and self-control. Muni Aditya Sagar Ji also offers an unconventional perspective on death, arguing that accepting mortality can change the way life itself is experienced. Rather than presenting spirituality as withdrawal from the world, the conversation asks whether true spiritual growth is about learning to live with greater awareness, responsibility and inner discipline.
At its heart, this episode asks: What if the life you are chasing is not the life that will make you happy?
This episode explores how:
* Why success can still leave you searching
* Why the human mind is rarely satisfied
* The endless cycle of desire and consumption
* Attachment and its impact on inner freedom
* The difference between forgiveness and suppressed anger
* Why some relationships require both forgiveness and distance
* Why nothing in life is permanent
* Why self-control is harder than controlling circumstances
* How accepting death can transform the way you live
* Why focusing on your own journey may be the beginning of peace
New episodes drop every Tuesday on YouTube and major audio streaming platforms.
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