We know what we need to do but how do we start? And what if we start but one day we don’t quite do our best? We share tips on how to incorporate good habits in your life and how to get back on that path when you veer off.

It can be a do-over, a second chance. It’s a mystery. An incentive to do better. It can make you fearful or hopeful. It can bring a sense of peace. In this podcast, we discuss reincarnation.

What do we deserve? That promotion? That college? In this podcast, you will discover that by focusing on your best effort, you will get something better than what you think you deserve.

Anger has the power to make us lose reason. Say things we don’t mean. The Geeta advises us to control our anger instead of our anger controlling us.

We constantly make excuses to not do our duty. Arjun had to take on his battles, and so do we.

We all know the negative tendencies we need to change. But why is it so hard to do? The Geeta shares with us ways to make our good habits stick.

What is your duty or your dharma when it comes to dealing with the complainers, the hostile, the rude, the passive aggressive, or just downright aggressive people in your life?

You’ve heard parents complain that kids don’t come with an instruction manual. In this podcast, we break down the ultimate parenting guidebook: the Bhagavad Geeta.

Are you teen? Do you have a teen? Were you a teen (though you may want to forget)? If so, you’re going to want to listen to this podcast. Description goes here

In this podcast, we discuss defining and following through with your own unique dharma or responsibility. Focus on taking action and not on the results.

Dharma is complex. How do we know what our dharma is and if we are doing the right thing? Krishna wrote us a cheat sheet in the Bhagavad Geeta and we’re going to help break it down.

Is there a running dialogue while you are meditating? From the unique perspective of the Geeta, we discuss why meditation is tough for many of us, and why you need to stick to it anyway.

Picture the person with whom you have the most vexing relationship. Do you have their image in your mind? Now what if you were able to make that relationship less difficult?

Do you need to believe in God to have faith? Not necessarily, according to Krishna. Surprised? But you do need to have faith in the teachings of the Bhagavad Geeta.

“What if God was one of us, Just a slob like one of us?” In her song “One of Us” Joan Osborne, wonders the same thing so many of us do- who and what is God?

For this new year, we look forward to continuing our journey together to become the best versions of ourselves through the teachings of the Bhagavad Geeta.

What comes around goes around, right? We all know there is that invisible karma scale. If someone does something bad, then something bad will happen to them, right?

Have you ever had a family member that you couldn’t get along with? A relative who was difficult? Most of us are no strangers to family conflicts.

If the system of karma works, why do some people seem to be getting away with doing bad stuff?

It’s not just our computers that require updates, even our personal Operating System (OS) needs constant updating. How you operate determines the Karma you create.

Everyone loves to name-drop Karma. Karma has been the focus of poems, revenge fantasies, and even songs. This season, Geeta Girl breaks it down for us.

Geeta Girl host Sharmila’s son is an atheist?!? In this episode, Sharmila and her son Mohit (a recent college grad) discuss his atheism and how he feels about the teachings in the Geeta.

How do you deal when you do your very best and things still go wrong? What do you do when you have checked every box, dotted every “i”, and things still don’t go the way you hoped.

When facing a dilemma, do you sometimes think, “Oh Lord, what do I do now?” Well, the Bhagavad Geeta has the answer!

My project at work needs to turn out a certain way, my children need to behave a certain way, my vacation needs to happen in a certain way…

Currently, we are dealing with a global pandemic, fighting against long-standing racial injustices, home-schooling our children, and other anxieties.

Geeta Girl Glossary: New to reading the Geeta? No problem! We explain some basic concepts that may be helpful to know as you listen to the Podcast.

Geeta Girl’s Quick Tips for Meditation: OMMMMMMM! New to meditation? We offer some basic guidance for meditation, a central concept in the Geeta.