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Stuart MacGill & Jack Sharp

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Join former Australian cricketers, Stuart MacGill, Shane Lee, and the star of the show, the magician, Jack Sharp. Every 4 mins we are going to try and bring you a new topic, for as long as we can keep it together.
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OSIsoft PI Geeks Podcast

Glenn Sharp and Stuart Collins

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We are recording a podcast. A show providing a quick, easy way to ask whatever question you have been interested in directly to the people who know how to answer it best. Each show will present theme-based questions submitted by the community to an otherwise hard-to-pin-down OSIsoft interview subject: OSIsoft developers, support engineers, executives... anyone.
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Thinking Bhakti

Swami Revatikaanta

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Welcome to 'Thinking Bhakti', the podcast where wisdom from the bhakti tradition meets modern issues! Whether you're a dedicated Vaishnava, a spiritual seeker, or just curious about the intersection of faith and current affairs, 'Thinking Bhakti' offers insightful discussions that resonate with those seeking for deeper meaning in our complex world. Swami Revatikaanta, a long-term disciple of Paramahamsa Vishwananda, is a monk and a prolific public speaker with almost two decade’s worth of ex ...
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Flobble Gobble

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Welcome to Flobble Gobble: The Vodkast Two minds. One bottle. Zero agenda. Hosted by Hazel McPherson and Jemma Davis, this is the podcast where things get poured, not filtered. Expect sharp takes, sideways tangents, and deep dives into everything from digital life to bad decisions, served with a twist of sarcasm and a splash of sincerity. 🎙️ Unscripted chat with just the right amount of chaos 🍸 Recorded under the influence of vibes 🎧 Best consumed with headphones and lowered expectations Sub ...
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Meet Mahesh Kale, an Indian-American classical vocalist and playback singer renowned for his specialization in Indian Classical music, sharing deep insights into his life. He is one of the most prominent Indian Classical musicians of the new generation. How did it all start for him to develop such a passion for music? What does it mean to travel ar…
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This week on Flobble Gobble: The Vodkast, Hazel and Jem are joined by the quietly legendary Gary Hibberd — blackbelt in Bujinkan Taijutsu, Titanic aficionado, early-2000s fiction author, and curator of one seriously classy mocktail. We talk martial arts, shipwrecks, the chaos of publishing before social media existed, and why writing a book feels l…
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This week on Flobble Gobble - The Vodkast, Hazel and Jemma sit down with Holly Foxcroft; cybersecurity trailblazer, neurodiversity champion, cat-mum to a tiny fascist named Mouse, and survivor of two near-death experiences (and corporate meetings). We talk about resilience, Vimto-fueled rebellion, banana justice, and how to make space for neurodive…
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In this episode with Shandilya, we dive into the true essence of yoga, exploring its connection to God, the role of intention, and the evolution of its practices. The discussion starts by challenging modern perceptions of yoga, highlighting the importance of understanding it as a conscious path towards God. The conversation contrasts Patanjali's cl…
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This week on Flobble Gobble: The Vodkast, Hazel and Jem welcome the rumbling engine of chaos himself — Stuart Avery. He’s a mechanic by trade, a rebel by nature, and currently the proud(ish) owner of seven cars, all of which are deeply loved… and equally unreliable. We talk: 🚗 Fixing things that probably can’t be fixed 🥃 Why an Old Fashioned is the…
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In this spicy first pour of Flobble Gobble: The Vodkast, Hazel and Jem ask the age-old question: Would you have been burned, drowned, or publicly side-eyed for being a little too vibey in 1692? ⚖️ Accused of witchcraft or just bad vibes? 🌕 Do you own too many crystals? 🧄 Is garlic in your purse a personality trait? 🎃 Ever cursed someone with eye co…
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This week on Flobble Gobble, Hazel and Jem are joined by Kelly Allen; ex-child star, Olympic comms wizard, queen of “Unboring,” and certified danger behind the wheel (especially if there’s a handbrake involved). We kick off with a very serious question: How boring are you, really? From there, it’s a fabulous free-fall into Kelly’s early life on sta…
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When someone truly dives into the spiritual journey, they are faced with many pitfalls and challenges along the way. One of these is the need to avoid desires that entangle the individual further in mundane reality. But what if there is a much more common danger that can sabotage the journey even more, yet one is not fully aware of it? Listen to Sw…
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In this episode, we hear the story of Paartha, the first devotee of Paramahamsa Vishwananda in Europe, and how he met his guru at a very young age—an encounter that shaped his entire life. He shares insights about the early years of Bhakti Marga in Europe and how it gradually evolved from a small community into the global movement we know today. Sw…
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This video is a continuation of the previous one. This time, we watch Stuart Knechtle as he speaks with a young student about frequently debated topics such as karma and caste. They also discuss the meaning of proselytization from both Christian and Hindu perspectives. Is Stuart Knechtle’s criticism of Hinduism valid, or is there a significant misu…
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In this podcast the essence of the upcoming book of Mayuran Senthilnathan will be discussed. Back to Ayodhya is a unique and intriguing spiritual commentary on the ancient scripture of the Ramayana. Leading the reader through the dramatic events of this epic story, it reveals extraordinary hidden insights about the spiritual journey, with life less…
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What does it mean for two young individuals to grow up in a Hindu spiritual community from a very young age, coming from very different backgrounds? Meet Shridara and Lakshmianandani Dasi, a young couple who grew up in Bhakti Marga, as they share their stories about experiencing this unique path and how they have been perceived by the outside world…
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From Worst Enemy to Best Friend Navigating through life, changing locations and surroundings, altering appearances, or acquiring new possessions might create the illusion that external changes can bring everlasting happiness. Yet, we often overlook the one constant companion within us, present 24 hours a day, which doesn’t always have our best inte…
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In this episode, we will hear the life story of Ameyatma Das, a renowned musician who went on an adventurous journey to finally meet his satguru. Through this path, he was able to embrace his God-given talent to help others, while always being reminded that every gift comes from God and that healers should see themselves as instruments in His hands…
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In the final episode of the Tādātmya Vedānta series, we explore the nature of Śrī Hari, focusing on His essence and qualities, as well as His various avatāras. Additionally, we delve into His manifestations as the Satguru, Śiva, and Devī. The nature of the soul (ātma) will also be discussed, including the reason for our long journey and the nature …
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The second episode delves into a deeper analysis of Tādātmya Vedānta - A Treatise on the Philosophy of the Hari Bhakta Sampradāya, written to provide a foundational philosophical conclusion (siddhānta) based on the teachings of Paramahamsa Vishwananda. It situates the contemporary movement of the Hari Bhakta Sampradāya within the expansive traditio…
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Sampradāya Politics The first episode discusses the myth of the four Sampradāyas, which is largely based on a specific verse in the Padma Purana. This verse is often used today to discredit Sampradāyas that fall outside of this system. Originally, it was intended to unify the various traditions, but over time, it became a tool to assert the legitim…
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This episode delves into profound spiritual themes, including recognising the guru and the deep lessons found in the Guru-Disciple relationship. However, the steps to perfection are not always smooth. Swami Paranthapa, a long-term disciple of Paramahamsa Vishwananda, shares insights from his journey. Swami Paranthapa recounts significant spiritual …
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Each person on this planet goes through the same journey of rediscovering the purpose of life, oneself, and our connection with God. From an early age, Nikunja explored many different spiritual traditions, but deep inside, she felt there had to be something real, free from hypocrisy, that would give her the answers to her questions and the longing …
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Swami Bhakti Vedanta Muni Maharaj speaks in this episode about his deeply touching experience of how he handled the departure of his guru. What can devotees learn from such an experience when the guru leaves the body? We also discuss Vaishnava unity, sadhana, and spiritual maturity. Swami Bhakti Vedanta Muni Maharaj was born in a high class Vaishna…
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The Divine Realm and reality often go unseen by our limited senses, perceived as just another mundane phenomenon. However, it takes strong faith, dedication, and a longing heart to go on a spiritual journey and seek God. Throughout history, divine personalities have walked the earth, embodying divinity and proving that the Divine Realm is real, not…
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What does it mean to serve a guru directly, and what would be the outcome of this service when someone engages in it? Rishi Pankaj grew up in Bhakti Marga with his family and was later appointed as the personal secretary to Paramahamsa Vishwananda. In this role, he learned what it truly means to serve with the right intention and was inspired by th…
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The Problem With Exclusivity Doctrines In this episode, Swami Revatikaanta will discuss with Mayuran the hot topic of whether the three major religions can coexist in harmony. Are there any overlapping beliefs, or is the claim of exclusive truth the main reason we have so many debates about which religion has the 'absolute truth' today? What is nee…
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Finding meaning in life through the actions we take on a daily basis, whether in the long or short term, is something most of society can relate to. We are beings in search of fulfillment, but we often end up looking for it in the wrong places, either consciously or unconsciously. It begins with the essential questions in life, which eventually lea…
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Being spiritual doesn't mean that we suddenly have an easy life. Often, we need to take risks and step out of our comfort zone to discover the secrets of life that lie beyond fear. Trusting God requires a lot of courage and faith. Remembering many of her past lives had a significant impact on her understanding that there is more than just this one …
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What is the common ground of sampradayas, and what distinguishes them? How can Vaishnavism be presented in the West without losing its essence, and does appearance create barriers to reaching people? Hridayananda Das Goswami is someone who prioritizes service and strives to share this universal teaching to help humanity grow. At the end, we will as…
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In this episode, you will hear about the intriguing journey of Sitaram Ricardo Peres, a long-term professional football coach. Later in his life, he found a deeper meaning that helped him improve all aspects of his life. Since meeting his guru, Paramahamsa Vishwananda, his understanding of life has undergone a complete transformation. His life stor…
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Is Sanskrit more than just a language? Why are Hindu texts rooted in this language, and what sets it apart from others? What beauty lies within it, and how does it illuminate various aspects of spirituality? Sanskrit is intricately linked to Sanatana Dharma (Hinduism). Many sacred texts such as the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and various sutr…
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There are moments in life when we encounter our limitations, prompting a natural call for the grace of God. It occurs when we realize our inability to move forward and yearn for something higher—for answers, for guidance. It is at this juncture that we are led to our spiritual teacher and the answers we so deeply desire. Ojasvi Das, who has forged …
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In this episode, Vrishaparva, a member of the Knowledge Department in Bhakti Marga, has been serving alongside Swami Revatikaanta for the past few years. In this podcast, we discuss the importance and place of knowledge on the spiritual path. Is knowledge to be used as a weapon to divide, or can it be used to enhance our bhakti and appreciate the p…
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Life is not boring and is always in movement. Meet Rameshwardas, an entrepreneur and family man who has achieved considerable success in the business world and explored spiritual life from various angles to find deeper meaning. Having experienced darkness in a cave for several days, which shaped his understanding of reality, he delved into shamanis…
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Rishi Sambhava, a long-term disciple of Paramahamsa Vishwananda, shares his story of growing up in Canada within a Christian family. He recounts facing hardships within his family and ultimately meeting his guru, who had a miraculous impact on his life. Through this spiritual journey, he experienced the divine in real life, leading to a transformat…
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In this episode, we explore the potential divine incarnation of Paramahamsa Vishwananda and the category in which His devotees would place Him among saints, gurus, sadhus, and the Avatars of Sriman Narayana mentioned in the holy scriptures. Ultimately, this claim is rooted in faith but is also based on direct personal experiences of His devotees wo…
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What does it mean to grow up in a Vaishnava family in Brazil and live a lifestyle of a devotee? Paramjyoti tells his life story, being in ISKCON, experiencing life in a Gurukul, facing challenges but also encountering opportunities, and ultimately meeting Paramahamsa Vishwananda. His experience then raises the question: What qualifies as a good hum…
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In this episode, Swami Akash discusses how Eastern Philosophy is often dismissed in the Western hemisphere and elucidates the reasons behind this dismissal. Is it dismissed due to competition? Are there any similarities between the two, and what sets both philosophies apart? Finally, we delve into the origins of society and examine the differences …
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Rishi Aaradhaka, a musician since childhood and presently the Bhakti Marga International Music Coordinator, shares his insights in this episode. We will look into the topic of Kirtan, delving into why it holds a unique place in the realm of music and stands as the most significant spiritual practice in the present age (Kali Yuga). We will also delv…
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Swami Chidananda, born a Hindu but raised in the United States, and on the other side, Swami Revatikaanta, born in the West but having lived for many years in India. What was the experience like? How is being a Hindu perceived in India in the modern generation? And why do Hindus in the West often practice Hinduism primarily as a cultural aspect? Th…
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In this podcast, we sit down with Stefano Tiozzo, a renowned photographer, author and documentarist, to explore his fascinating journey from the world of photography to fame, and how it led to a significant shift in his career path as a devotee of Paramahamsa Vishwananda. Check out Stefano Tiozzo's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@StefanoT…
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We dive into a wide range of intriguing topics, including the Mahabharata Reloaded, collective human behavior, the pursuit of truth, the guru-disciple relationship, the rise of alternative media, conversations with Russell Brand and Joe Rogan, the principle of dialogue, the controversial topic of Flat Earth, discovering the true self, the concept o…
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In the next episode of "Thinking Bhakti," with Swami Aniruddha as our guest, we gain a deeper understanding of why Hinduism (Sanatana Dharma) has a unique approach to spirituality and also explore the importance of discipline on the path. Watch Thinking Bhakti on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SwamiRevatikaantaofficial…
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The Truth about Sampradayas In the next episode of "Thinking Bhakti," we lift the veil on Hindu traditions and discuss elements that many are aware of but haven't been publicly addressed. How have traditions changed in modern times? Is Shastra 100% reliable? What defines a bonafide sampradaya, and does such a thing even exist? Do scriptures contain…
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In our second episode, we explore the intricate relationship between social media and our spiritual journey. Join us as we delve deep into the impact of social media on our lives, unveiling its profound effects, both positive and negative. We discover in how much it binds us to our desires and learn which social media platform might just be the dev…
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Stuey and Sharpy chat about the sad passing of Zimbabwe icon, and all-round nice guy, Heath Streak. A sobering start to the episode, RIP Heath. The guys then switch from somber topics to Garfield Sobers, Lara, and Hayden, let's reflect on world record run scorers. Australia vs South Africa T20 match reviewed with Head scoring 91 and Australia winni…
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A thought-provoking journey with our inaugural podcast episode. We delve deep into the intriguing concept of Bhakti Marga: is it a sect or not? Unraveling its origins and significance in today's spiritual landscape. Do we truly need religious institutions in our lives, or does spirituality extend beyond organized structures? Our exploration delves …
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Sharpy is still in Ireland so Stuey phones the friend. Game 3 of Ireland and India is a washout. Series ends 2-0. Stuey’s stories gets it’s debut, with uncle Dennis. Aka Dennis Lillee. Stu shares his childhood recollections of Uncle Dennis. Sharpy takes a drink break with Irish all-rounder Barry McCarthy. It’s Guiness and some quality accents. Marl…
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Stuey “Magical” was left in the studio alone, danger, but opts to phone a friend. Sharpy calls in from Ireland, ahead of a family test, and the Ireland and India series. A quick update on the world game, and games around the world. The ins and outs for the South Africa series, Stokes and Payne, me me me. Nothing to whine about Ponting’s wine. Quali…
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Stuey MacGill and Sharpy hold the fort for the fifth anniversary of wickets. Yep that’s 5 episodes in a row, without suspension. It’s World Cup fever in Australia right now, so where do we start? Today the guys discuss the pace of the game, or lack of it. Too slow? Red cards are on the … mmm cards. Around the world, in a lot less than 80 days becau…
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Uncle Stu (for this week), Shane, and Sharpy are back to move around the crease for 4 mins a rant. With the Ashes over, the boys turn their attention to village cricket, but can't help but reflect on the series. 4 years from now, the team reflect on the fact that nearly everyone is going to be... too old for another series. So with that, the guys d…
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Stu, Shane and Sharpy are back to discuss the end of the Ashes. Proper cricket, ball changes, bowling and batting performances, all dissected. Captaincy discussed, but more importantly the guys work out who has the rights to party. 2-2, Ashes retained. England didn't bother opening up the bar for traditionally post series drinks, with England's doo…
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We are back. Well some of us. Stu MacGill, Jack Sharp, and former Australian Lacrosse player, DJ and Umpire - Josh Beagley. Shane Lee has omitted himself with illness. In this episode we chat about the Aussies retaining the Ashes. Boo hoo, it rained. That's pretty normal in Manchester, in England, well pretty much everywhere. It's happened before a…
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