Time: A Prison or a Mirror? (Urdu)

The Purpose of Work: Why do we do it?

For almost everyone, the current period has led to a change in the nature of our working lives. And it has led Aliaa on an introspective journey about work itself. Why do we do it? What is its purpose? And what might we want its purpose to be? (Tell us what you think about this episode: http://bit.ly/thereflect) [http://bit.ly/thereflect)]     Presenter Details Dr. Aliaa Remtilla Anthropologist with a Passion for Social Justice

From Discomfort to Discovery

Emotions. We experience them on a daily basis. Are all emotions important? Is it worth learning more about ourselves through understanding our emotions? In this episode, Sasha Jiwani takes us on her journey from the discomfort of sitting with uncomfortable emotions to the discovery of how it has helped her grow. (Tell us what you think about this episode: http://bit.ly/thereflect) [http://bit.ly/thereflect]     Presenter Details Sasha Jiwani Facilitator of Connections, Creative Catalyst, and Doer and Dreamer

Time: A Prison or a Mirror? (Urdu)

In this episode, Alwaez Asif Makhani reflects on a series of inquiries around the notion of time and its significance in our tradition. Is Time Real or an illusion? How does the past influence the present, and how does the present impact our future? Is Time a limitless mirror to reflect upon The Eternal or is it a shrinking cage from which we cannot escape? (Tell us what you think about this episode: http://bit.ly/thereflect) [http://bit.ly/thereflect]   Presenter Details Asif Makhani Alwaez, Technology Leader, and Youth Development Practitioner

Time: A Prison or a Mirror?

In this episode, Alwaez Asif Makhani reflects on a series of inquiries around the notion of time and its significance in our tradition. Is Time Real or an illusion? How does the past influence the present, and how does the present impact our future? Is Time a limitless mirror to reflect upon The Eternal or is it a shrinking cage from which we cannot escape? (Tell us what you think about this episode: http://bit.ly/thereflect) [http://bit.ly/thereflect]   Presenter Details Asif Makhani Alwaez, Technology Leader, and Youth Development Practitioner

Is Cancel Culture Worth Canceling?

In this episode, Gulnar Feerasta examines the seeming ubiquity of cancel culture amidst the increasingly fraught and divisive socio-political environment of today. Is "cancelling" offensive folx justified— or is cancel culture leading to an erosion of free speech as its opponents contend? As an activist informed by spiritual practice Gulnar finds herself contemplating: “Is cancel culture worth canceling?” Presenter Details Gulnar Feerasta Director of Programs at a community based non-profit serving gender and sexual minorities, Al-Waeza| Nonprofit Practitioner| Social Worker| Social Justice Advocate & Educator| Community Activist Tell you what you think of the reflect podcast: http://bit.ly/thereflect [http://bit.ly/thereflect]