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Before this episode begins, we want you to know something.

On August 26 2026, Nepal lost hundreds of lives to catastrophic flash floods triggered by a glacier collapse. Villages were swept away. Families are still searching for their missing.

Supertalks is donating a significant portion of the revenue from this episode to Nepal Flood Relief 2026. As we have done before, for the Punjab floods of 2025 and the Assam floods of 2026, we believe a platform with a voice carries a responsibility.

Every listen is a contribution.

In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Sanjiv Malik, a deeply experienced practitioner of astral travel and consciousness exploration, who shares one of the most extraordinary accounts of Shambhala ever spoken about openly.

What we cover:

Sanjiv Malik's astral travel to Shambhala and what he witnessed there. Higher beings in Shambhala working silently for the consciousness of humanity. Why Shambhala exists near Kailash as a divine portal. Massive inter-dimensional temples, Shivlings and energy portals inside Shambhala. Maharishi Agastya's presence and crystals communicating with each other. The connection between Shambhala, Rishilok and Vishnulok. Beings with ten-foot auras. How time does not exist in Shambhala, past, present and future all simultaneous. The most significant revelation, Kalki's birth prophesied from this very place. Astral travel to the Pleiades and Andromeda.

Supertalks exists to spread meaning. And meaning, in moments like these, is also action.

Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.

Keywords: Sanjiv Malik, Shambhala astral travel, Kailash portal, higher beings consciousness, Maharishi Agastya Shambhala, Kalki birth place, inter-dimensional temples, crystals consciousness, Rishilok Vishnulok, astral travel Pleiades, Nepal flood relief 2026, Supertalks, spiritual podcast India, consciousness podcast India, Shambhala India, astral travel India
1 Stunde 18 Minuten
Chandru Ramesh — Was Mahabharata Real? The Evidence Behind India’s Greatest Epic

Was the Mahabharata really history? Or is it simply mythology passed down through generations?

In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Chandru Ramesh, former software engineer turned historian, author and space archaeology researcher, and Director of Historika Foundations, to investigate one of the biggest questions surrounding Indian civilisation: Was the Mahabharata actually a historical event?

Chandru is the author of Mahabharata: Myth or History?, a research-driven work featuring 300+ pieces of evidence and 1,000+ citations drawn from archaeology, epigraphy, numismatics, petroglyphs, sculpture, Vedic literature, Buddhist texts and Tamil Sangam literature. Using LiDAR, satellite imagery, GIS, drone mapping and geospatial technologies, he investigates the physical and geographical evidence connected to India’s ancient past.

What we cover: Why Chandru argues that the Mahabharata should be studied as history rather than mythology. The 300+ pieces of physical evidence that he believes support the historicity of the Mahabharata. How archaeology, inscriptions, coins, sculptures, petroglyphs and ancient literature can help reconstruct India’s past. The scientific and archaeological evidence from Vedic literature that helps date the Mahabharata period. Why Chandru challenges Nilesh Oak’s astronomical dating of the Mahabharata and why astronomy alone may not be enough to establish a historical date. The world map during the Mahabharata period and the great kingdoms that existed at the time. The historical evidence surrounding the Pandavas and Kauravas. Arjuna, Bhima, Yudhishthira and the greatest warriors of the Mahabharata. What happened to the Pandavas after the war. The Mahaprasthanika, the final journey of the Pandavas and what the ancient texts actually describe. Krishna’s date of departure from this world and the evidence used to establish it. How LiDAR, satellite imagery, GIS and drone mapping are helping researchers investigate ancient sites. What space archaeology can reveal about India’s civilisational history. The difference between mythology, tradition and history and how ancient events can be investigated using modern scientific methods.

From archaeology and ancient texts to satellite imagery, inscriptions, astronomy and geospatial research, this conversation examines the Mahabharata through evidence rather than belief.

This is not just a conversation about whether the Mahabharata is mythology or history. It is an investigation into how much of India’s ancient past can actually be reconstructed through evidence — and what that evidence tells us about one of the greatest civilisations in history.

Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.

Keywords: Chandru Ramesh, Mahabharata, Mahabharata history, Mahabharata real or mythology, Mahabharata evidence, Mahabharata archaeological evidence, Mahabharata dating, Nilesh Oak, Krishna date, Krishna departure, Pandavas, Kauravas, Arjuna, Bhima, Yudhishthira, Mahaprasthanika, Vedic literature, archaeology India, ancient India, Indian history, Indian civilisation, space archaeology, LiDAR archaeology, GIS archaeology, satellite archaeology, ancient kingdoms India, Mahabharata research, Mahabharata Myth or History, Historika Foundations, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.
1 Stunde 32 Minuten
Dr Manvir Bhatia — The Truth About Sleep, Sleep Disorders & Your Brain

What if the way you sleep is silently affecting your brain, heart, hormones and overall health? What if 8 hours of sleep isn't actually the right number for everyone?

In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Dr Manvir Bhatia, Senior Neurologist and Sleep Specialist with over 30 years of experience, to understand why sleep disorders are rising in India and what your sleep is really doing to your body.

What we cover: Why sleep disorders are increasing in India and why sleep is one of the most ignored health habits. Why sleep patterns differ between men and women. How poor sleep cycles are affecting children's brains. Why 8 hours of sleep is a myth and how much sleep you actually need. The right time to sleep and how sleeping late affects your body's natural rhythm. Sleep debt, how it builds and why you cannot simply recover it by sleeping longer on weekends. Sleep attacks and why they can be dangerous. Why snoring can be a serious medical problem and how it is contributing to sleep divorces. Sleep apnea and its connection to blood pressure, diabetes and heart attacks. Why sleep disorders often go undiagnosed in women and how they can appear as fatigue and body aches. Dr Manvir's practical guidelines to fix your sleep. CPAP machines and other solutions for sleep apnea. Light sleep vs deep sleep and how to improve deep sleep. Warning signs that indicate something is wrong with your sleep. The connection between diet and sleep quality. Coffee and sleep and what happens when you drink it too late. Alzheimer's and how sleep deprivation may accelerate cognitive decline. Michael Jackson, A.R. Rahman and the REM cycle. N3 sleep and why exercising late at night can affect your natural rhythm. Insomnia, what it really is and how to manage it. Parasomnia and unusual behaviours during sleep. Hypersomnia and the connection between poor sleep and serious health risks. Why phones should be avoided before bedtime. The effect of pornography on sleep. What to do before sleeping to quiet your mind and fall asleep faster. The best sleeping posture for your body. Heart attacks, sleep and instant sleep tricks.

From insomnia and sleep apnea to deep sleep, REM cycles, parasomnia and the impact of late-night habits, this conversation breaks down the science of sleep and the warning signs your body may already be giving you.

This is not just a conversation about getting more sleep. It is about understanding what happens to your brain and body when you sleep well — and what can happen when you don't.

Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.

Keywords: Dr Manvir Bhatia, sleep disorders, sleep specialist, sleep problems India, sleep apnea, insomnia, deep sleep, REM cycle, N3 sleep, sleep debt, snoring, CPAP machine, sleep attacks, parasomnia, hypersomnia, sleep deprivation, sleep and heart attacks, sleep and diabetes, sleep and BP, sleep and Alzheimer's, sleep for women, sleep for children, sleep tips, how to sleep better, how to get deep sleep, coffee and sleep, phones before sleep, pornography and sleep, sleeping posture, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.
1 Stunde 17 Minuten
Praveen Mohan — The Greatest Mysteries Hidden Inside India’s Temples

What if some of the greatest mysteries on Earth are hiding inside the temples and monuments we walk past every day? What if ancient India still holds secrets that we haven't been able to explain?

Our last episode with Praveen Mohan crossed a million views. This time, we went much deeper.

In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Praveen Mohan to explore some of the most fascinating mysteries surrounding ancient Indian temples, forgotten civilisations and unexplained structures across the world.

What we cover: The mystery of Vault B at Padmanabhaswamy Temple and why it has never been opened. What lies inside India's most mysterious temple vault? Angkor Wat and its connection with Hindu civilisation and India. The mystery of Mahabalipuram and its connection to Bhima from the Mahabharata. Ravana's mysterious Red Lingam and where it may exist today. The Vimanas described in the Ramayana. Praveen Mohan's discovery in Bali that he calls a real Naaglok. How the Kailasa Temple was carved entirely out of a single rock from top to bottom. The engineering mystery behind India's ancient temples and monuments. Underground cities, Pataal Lok and the secrets hidden beneath ancient India.

From Padmanabhaswamy and Kailasa Temple to Mahabalipuram, Angkor Wat and Bali, this conversation takes you deep into the mysteries of ancient India and the civilisation behind them.

This is not just a conversation about the past. It is a journey into the roots of a civilisation that continues to leave us with questions even today.

Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.

Keywords: Praveen Mohan, Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Vault B, Angkor Wat Hindu temple, Naaglok Bali, Kailasa Temple mystery, Mahabalipuram Bhima, Ravana Lingam, Vimana Ramayana, ancient Indian civilisation, ancient mysteries India, Hindu temples, Pataal Lok, underground cities India, Kailash mystery, ancient temples India, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma.
1 Stunde 4 Minuten
What is life really like inside Japan? Not the tourist version. The real one.

In this episode of Supertalks, Raghav sits down with Mayo, an Indian who has lived in Japan and experienced the country from the inside out. From Tokyo nightlife and Japanese dating culture to loneliness, anime, food, weddings, houses and everyday life, this is an honest look at Japan through an Indian lens.

What we cover:

Life inside Japan and the reality nobody tells you before you go. Japan nightlife, red light areas and the dating culture of Japanese boys and girls. Kodokushi, Japan's loneliness epidemic where people can pass away alone and remain undiscovered for days.

Why Japan is one of the cleanest countries in the world and how Japanese people maintain such high standards of hygiene. How Japanese people date, marry and what Japanese weddings really look like. Indian vs Japanese weddings and the biggest cultural differences.

Japan house prices, Tokyo vs Mumbai rentals and why some Japanese houses can cost up to ₹5 crore. How Japanese people view Americans and how they see India. PM Modi calling the Japanese PM his "small sister" and what that moment meant.

The reality behind Doraemon and Shinchan's houses and whether they actually exist in Japan. What anime culture is really like for ordinary Japanese people. Mayo's hilarious Japanese-style impressions of Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan and other Bollywood actors.

Japan visa for Indians in 2026 and everything you need to know before applying. The best places to visit in Japan, including Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, Okinawa and Sapporo. Hidden gems beyond the usual tourist destinations.

How vegetarians can survive in Japan, what Indian travellers should know about Japanese food and what to eat or avoid. How much a 10-day Japan trip from India can actually cost. JR Pass, bullet trains, capsule hotels, konbini food and budget travel tips.

What it is like to work in Japan as an Indian and how Japanese work culture differs from India. Japan vs India culture, lifestyle and everyday life. Cherry blossom season and the best time to visit Japan from India.

This is the Japan episode every Indian should watch before travelling to Japan, moving there or simply wanting to understand the country beyond anime, tourism and stereotypes.

Available in Audio & Video on Spotify.

Keywords: Japan, Japan travel, Japan for Indians, Japan visa 2026, Japan nightlife, Japan red light areas, Japan dating culture, Japanese culture, life in Japan, Indians in Japan, living in Japan, Japan travel guide, Japan trip from India, Japan budget, Japan food, vegetarian food in Japan, Japan houses, Tokyo house prices, Tokyo vs Mumbai, Kodokushi, Japan loneliness, Japanese weddings, India vs Japan, Doraemon house, Shinchan house, anime culture Japan, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone, Okinawa, Sapporo, JR Pass, bullet train Japan, Japan travel hacks, cherry blossom Japan, capsule hotels Japan, working in Japan, Supertalks, Raghav Sharma, Mayo
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Supertalks by themovingship is a long form podcast exploring the ideas, stories, and conversations that help us understand life better. Supertalks helps you understand life with greater clarity and meaning. Hosted by Raghav Sharma, the podcast features conversations with spiritual leaders, doctors, entrepreneurs, historians, thinkers, and changemakers on spirituality, health, relationships, business, history, society, and personal growth. Business: partnership@supertalks.in
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