July 18, 2020 • 19 mins
We've all heard of the epic romances, the eternal love tales. From Shirin-Fariyad to Laila-Majnu; from Heer-Ranjha & Mirza-Sahiba to Romeo-Juliet. All these eternal love stories have been passed on from generations. Have we ever noticed that these stories have a great deal in common? Have we ever sought to seek, what they intend to teach us or are they mere stories to be read, for us?
From Bulleh Shah to Mira Bai in the east to Khayyam and Gibran of the west, why have they talked of love in a mystical way? How is that love different from what we call love? How do we resolve this contradiction? How do we understand what is love? How can one go about his/her relationship in the best possible way? What do the epic love stories intend to teach us and how can we apply them in our lives? Discussing all of this and much more this episode is bound to make you come closer to yourself and understand love better. This episode is sure to make our relationships and love life better!
From Bulleh Shah to Mira Bai in the east to Khayyam and Gibran of the west, why have they talked of love in a mystical way? How is that love different from what we call love? How do we resolve this contradiction? How do we understand what is love? How can one go about his/her relationship in the best possible way? What do the epic love stories intend to teach us and how can we apply them in our lives? Discussing all of this and much more this episode is bound to make you come closer to yourself and understand love better. This episode is sure to make our relationships and love life better!
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