Join us as we share our journey raising a highly sensitive child, what we've learned along the way and how the Bhakti faith supports us through some of our hardest moments.

Aksh and Gopika have a candid discussion about whether or not parenting should be something that is intentionally learned. They reflect on parenting and family goals for 2025 and share what's recently inspiring them from Bhakti wisdom.

Join us as we reflect on our past experiences as Hare Krishna kids celebrating Gita Jayanti--the day that commemorates the original recitation of the Bhagavad Gita. We debate the importance of memorization of verses and brainstorm ways we can foster an authentic and positive relationship between our children and the Bhagavad Gita. Additionally, we demonstrate a practical method to support genuine understanding and connection to verses in scripture.

With the passing of Diwal-o-ween, we take the time to reflect on the complexity of trying to celebrate both holidays for our children in one day! We share stories of visiting our son's school to celebrate Diwali, trick or treating with our son as Lord Ram and more! How do we navigate celebrating holidays from both our worlds with meaning and intention?

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy released a public health advisory regarding parents, declaring that parenting is a public health hazard.

Are we actually too stressed? What can we realistically do about high levels of stress with so many societal and cultural obstacles? How can we lean on Bhakti wisdom to navigate parental stress during this critical phase of life? We chat about all these questions and more!

In passing our dating anniversary, we wonder, did we get together TOO early? Join us as we reflect on our own relationship beginnings and how Bhakti philosophy can inform the way in which we guide our children through this future phase of life.

While many families prepare for pregnancy and birth, many families are woefully unprepared for the infamously challenging postpartum period. Research shows that many women experience adverse postpartum effects but feel they were inadequately prepared for what they might experience postpartum. Join us as we reflect vulnerably and honestly on our own experiences raising our little ones during that first year postpartum.

A tour of our neighbor's home with our three year old sparks a conversation about our experiences growing up as a Hare Krishna youth. Join us as we reflect on the first times we realized we were "different", our journey of having double lives, how we attempt to feel whole and how we hope to support our own children on their own faith journeys.