Ep - 23 Ramayana History or Mythology? with RJ Sowjanya || Kannada Podcast || Deetalkss

The podcast features a conversation with a radio jockey and content creator, known as the "Voice of Bengaluru," who discusses the evolution of media consumption from traditional radio to multiple digital platforms. The guest shares insights into her personal journey in radio, emphasizing the challenges of content creation and the importance of authenticity. The discussion also touches on health issues like PCOS, the significance of cultural heritage and spirituality, and the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs. The guest advocates for reading as a vital habit and expresses gratitude for the cultural richness of India.

• The guest discusses their journey in radio, highlighting the transition from traditional radio to digital platforms.
• Emphasizes the changes in consumer behavior with the advent of multiple platforms and social media.
• Reflects on the challenges and adaptations required in the radio industry, including dealing with advertisements.

"So when you started with your RJ Journey towards like now grow like do you see any difference or do you think like it was the same or how do you feel journey and have web series whichat OT platforms and then so options got distrib the same consumer is consuming multiple platforms are so many social medforms they're also thinking of talk show they're thinking multiple angles which is a good thing."

• The quote highlights the evolution of the media landscape, where audiences now consume content across various platforms, necessitating adaptability from creators.

"I remember as a kid one thing one issue that I had was too many ads in between you know it's like full they take you to the peak and then complain you miss out on those things especially you should know right all that to listen to ads also."

• This quote addresses the challenge of advertisements interrupting content, a common issue in traditional radio, which has influenced the way content is monetized.

• Discussion on prevalent health issues among women, particularly focusing on PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome).
• Highlights the alarming statistics and symptoms associated with PCOS and related health conditions.
• Emphasizes the importance of lifestyle changes and awareness in managing these health issues.

"One in 10 women at least P have it's become a stades ago there is insulin resistance there is thyroid there is hairfall there is Pimple there are so many things it might lead to PCOS and H it's okay treat cure it is it cannot be cured it can only be only be controlled or reversed."

• The quote underscores the prevalence of PCOS and the associated health challenges, emphasizing the need for management rather than a cure.

"The latest the ratio is seven out of 10 women suffer from PC so s so s syndrome there are multiple symptoms okay I don't know if you have come across this or not but homeopathically you can actually treat cure PCOS and there are t articles and there are doctors who are completely curing PCOS to an extent where that lady she's able to have a child she's able to give birth also."

• This quote suggests alternative treatments for PCOS, such as homeopathy, and highlights successful cases of women overcoming infertility issues related to the condition.

• Discusses the challenges and philosophies of modern parenting, particularly concerning lifestyle and health.
• Stresses the importance of not over-pampering children and being mindful of their exposure to digital content.
• Raises concerns about the long-term effects of certain parenting practices and societal norms.

"I know how I'm raising my child like I know I raising my child obviously we can have a very healthy healthy but it's so tough it's not at all easy so it's so tough actually this is being normal according to others it's being abnormal but I think going further once she hits her teenage because friends you know environment."

• The quote reflects the speaker's commitment to raising their child with healthy practices, acknowledging the societal pressures and challenges involved.

"One thing that I feel I'm not okay with this is not so badly that kid abuses okay comment section everybody's enjoying and laughing and they're finding it funny I'm like okay but imagine this child becoming an adult and doing the same thing abuse right."

• This quote highlights concerns about children's behavior influenced by digital content and societal reactions, stressing the importance of correcting such behavior early on.

• The "Voice of Bengaluru" is a project initiated to define the creator's identity and character uniquely.
• The project is not limited to Bengaluru but represents a broader voice and perspective.
• The creator emphasizes originality and personal branding through this initiative.

"Voice of Bengaluru is not just about Bengaluru; it is Voice of Bengaluru. I always wanted to do something which will define me, my character, my name, everything."

• The quote highlights the personal and unique aspect of the "Voice of Bengaluru" project, emphasizing its role in defining the creator's identity.

• The creator has a significant background in sourcing and creating content independently, without relying on a team.
• A vast personal library of 6,000-7,000 books has been amassed, fulfilling a long-held dream.
• The library serves as a crucial resource for content creation and personal growth.

"I used to collect the details, and 100% I used to do it on my own. Today, I have a library of almost 6-7,000 books."

• This quote underscores the creator's dedication to independent content creation and the importance of their personal library as a resource.

• The discussion touches on the concept of parallel universes, where different versions of familiar stories exist.
• Various interpretations of the Mahabharata and Ramayana are mentioned, highlighting cultural diversity.
• The richness of knowledge and cultural heritage is emphasized, with references to different versions of epic tales.

"There are many, many parallel universes where we also exist and do this podcast in universe Climax might be different."

• This quote introduces the intriguing idea of parallel universes with varied outcomes and interpretations of stories.

"There are 21 different versions of Ramayana, every version ending differently."

• This quote illustrates the diversity and richness in the interpretations of cultural epics like the Ramayana.

• The creator expresses a deep appreciation for Indian culture and its rich heritage.
• Personal growth is linked to cultural stories, with references to the Mahabharata as a source of life lessons.
• A personal anecdote is shared about finding solutions through prayer and cultural texts.

"Every single thing that Krishna is narrating is a life lesson for you."

• This quote reflects the belief in deriving personal and moral lessons from cultural narratives like the Mahabharata.

• The discussion covers the importance of accepting both failure and success.
• Emphasizes that experiencing failure is normal and necessary for personal growth.
• The creator shares a personal perspective on the relief felt when normalcy is achieved through failure.

"It's okay to fail; it's okay to not perform also. It's absolutely normal."

• This quote highlights the acceptance of failure as a natural part of life and personal development.

• The significance of CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) in saving lives is discussed.
• The necessity of training individuals in CPR to handle emergencies effectively is emphasized.
• The importance of quick response in the first few minutes of a medical emergency is highlighted.

"The first few minutes of any chest pain are like golden minutes, so to carry that person to the hospital, it is important."

• This quote stresses the critical nature of timely intervention in medical emergencies and the role of CPR in saving lives.

• The discussion highlights a shift in societal attitudes towards spirituality and religion, indicating a return to traditional beliefs and practices.
• There is an emphasis on the importance of personal spirituality, including crying in front of God and acknowledging a higher power.
• The conversation touches on the idea of seeing God in people and the significance of universal spirituality rather than confining to a single deity.

"There was a point now where it was so cool to not go to Temple and so cool to I don't believe in and I can see that change now going back to their Road spirituality or our religion our history and all of those things."

• This quote reflects a societal shift from skepticism towards a renewed interest in spirituality and religious practices.

"It's okay to cry in front of God only ask I was like such such a nice thought this is okay God is listening that's so cool right I should ask God how he is because he's always looking after."

• This quote emphasizes the personal and emotional connection one can have with God, highlighting the comfort found in spirituality.

"I'm a spiritual person but I see God in people um really there is no point if I see God and people in each and every individual then that is what I believe in."

• The speaker expresses a belief in seeing divinity in every person, advocating for a universal approach to spirituality.

• The conversation touches on the advanced nature of ancient science, particularly in India, and the loss of historical knowledge due to events like the burning of ancient universities.
• There is a call to recognize and teach the achievements of ancient civilizations to future generations.
• The importance of preserving history and learning from it is emphasized, with a focus on taking positive lessons from the past.

"Back then the science was so Advanced uh like even they tell he comes Ina they are like that was there without even being an airplane it is not a myth it is a fact actually flying science was so Advanced back then."

• This quote highlights the speaker's belief in the advanced scientific achievements of ancient civilizations, specifically referencing India's historical contributions.

"Whenever I listen here or read about it burned for 17 days months three months Milli exactly and it was the first International University I mean so that that is I feel like un so you never know finally but Unity original mant it is a book which can be printed into multiple copies."

• This quote refers to the destruction of ancient universities and the loss of invaluable knowledge, underscoring the importance of preserving historical records.

"History always repeats we should understand one thing history always repeats so it will always repeat why can't we take the good or best part of it."

• The speaker stresses the cyclical nature of history and the need to learn from past successes and failures.

• The discussion explores the concept of karma and its role in shaping life experiences, suggesting that good deeds lead to positive outcomes.
• There is an acknowledgment of life's challenges and the belief that they are part of a larger spiritual journey.
• The idea that life events are interconnected and influenced by past actions is a central theme.

"Do you believe in karma yes very much and we have to believe it even more we should create good K things I mean good people probably once you die next so even if you are good in this so anything that you touch or do creating."

• This quote underscores the belief in karma as a guiding principle for living a virtuous life and influencing future experiences.

"When actually at one point when I was feeling very low I read this book and I felt so good that you know good people do experience it's okay right can also question there are a lot of things."

• The speaker shares a personal experience of finding solace in literature, reinforcing the idea that challenges are part of the human experience and can be overcome.

"When to start going uh to Shiva Temple every Monday and know the more you open yourself to this Salah the more receive you're watching videos more I me toward spirituality."

• This quote illustrates the speaker's personal journey towards increased spiritual awareness and the positive impact of engaging in religious practices.

• Positive energy and gratitude are crucial for personal well-being and happiness.
• Recognizing and appreciating the blessings in life can enhance one's sense of privilege and fulfillment.
• Social media can distort perceptions of reality, but maintaining a focus on gratitude can counteract this.

"Are you sure that this is not heaven all we thought was and we will never realize that we can be blessed and gratitude so many things right that itself is a privilege."

• This quote emphasizes the idea that recognizing the blessings in one's life can feel like a form of heaven, highlighting the importance of gratitude.

• AI is perceived as a beneficial tool, but concerns about job replacement persist.
• Human qualities such as emotional intelligence and sensory experiences cannot be replicated by AI.
• AI will not replace jobs entirely but will change the nature of work, affecting those who do not adapt to using technology.

"AI will not replace jobs. AI will replace jobs of people who use the technology."

• This quote suggests that AI will impact employment by changing how jobs are done, rather than eliminating them, stressing the need for adaptability.

• Personal anecdotes and preferences provide insight into the speaker's character and life experiences.
• The speaker shares personal stories about celebrity crushes, favorite music, and life aspirations.
• Preferences such as choosing more money over more time reflect personal values and priorities.

"If your life was a story what would it be titled of you already tit little bit okay."

• This quote indicates a reflective moment where the speaker considers how their life could be summarized, showing introspection.

• Reading is advocated as a valuable and enriching activity.
• Books offer a unique world and experience that cannot be matched by other forms of entertainment.
• Encouragement to start reading, even if just a page, as a way to keep the art of reading alive.

"Read books because it's a different world altogether even otherwise it's never too late to start reading a book."

• This quote highlights the transformative and timeless value of reading, encouraging listeners to engage with literature.

• The podcast concludes with expressions of gratitude and appreciation.
• The importance of acknowledging and valuing the platform and opportunity is emphasized.
• Acknowledgement of the host and the experience shared during the podcast.

"Thank you so much for having me if we can mention thank you so much for thank you thank you so much."

• This closing quote reflects gratitude and appreciation for the opportunity to share and discuss in the podcast setting.