Varun Khanna's guest appearances

Varun Khanna

Raise the Line

Best for Him

The Yogic Studies Podcast

ANU Bhasha

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While the complete meal is the real source to gain energy and strength to perform day to day tasks but sometimes with age or specific deficiencies men tend to lose the ability to carry out daily tasks and feel more tired, lethargic, and weak. And this is where the supplements like vitamins and multi-vitamins play a crucial. Best for him podcast talks about the significance of supplements for men and the right to consume them with  Varun Khanna, CEO of FullLife Healthcare Pvt ltd and Co-founder of Fast&amp;Up. To read more about Men’s wellness and health, log on to www.bestforhim.com  Connect with us at Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter and Facebook.

While the complete meal is the real source to gain energy and strength to perform day to day tasks but sometimes with age or specific deficiencies men tend to lose the ability to carry out daily tasks and feel more tired, lethargic, and weak. And this is where the supplements like vitamins and multi-vitamins play a crucial. Best for him podcast talks about the significance of supplements for men and the right to consume them with  Varun Khanna, CEO of FullLife Healthcare Pvt ltd and Co-founder of Fast&amp;Up. To read more about Men’s wellness and health, log on to <a href="http://www.bestforhim.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">www.bestforhim.com</a> Connect with us at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bestforhim/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/70440912/admin/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Linkedin</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/thebestforhim" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter </a>and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/bestforhim" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>.

S02 E20: Men’s guide to essential vitamins & supplements with Varun Khanna

In this episode we sit down with Varun Khanna to discuss his upcoming course, YS 207 | The Upaniṣads. We first learn about his background as a pre-med student stumbling into Sanskrit when he tried to study Ayurveda in India, learning Sanskrit as a spoken language, and going on to earn his PhD at Cambridge University. We discuss the mysterious nature of the Upaniṣads, their relation to the earlier Vedic tradition and to later Indian philosophy, the schools of Vedānta, the meaning of key terms like Ātman and Brahman, and what studying the Upaniṣads offers us today in 2022.  Speaker BioDr. Varun Khanna earned both his master’s degree in Sanskrit and his PhD in Hinduism (studying consciousness in the Upaniṣads) at the University of Cambridge. He has been teaching spoken Sanskrit, Pāṇinian Sanskrit grammar, and topics in Indian philosophy since 2008, and is now a Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics teaching Sanskrit at Swarthmore College.Varun’s research interests lie in the intersection of Sanskrit grammar, Vedānta philosophy, and social justice. His latest work centers on the perspectives that ancient Sanskrit literature offers for thinking about equality, freedom, and justice. He is also working on a new Sanskrit primer that incorporates Pāṇinian grammar in order to help students learn the exact boundaries of the rules of Sanskrit.LinksYS 207 | The Upaniṣads

In this episode we sit down with Varun Khanna to discuss his upcoming course, <a href="https://www.yogicstudies.com/ys-207" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YS 207 | The Upaniṣads</a>. We first learn about his background as a pre-med student stumbling into Sanskrit when he tried to study Ayurveda in India, learning Sanskrit as a spoken language, and going on to earn his PhD at Cambridge University. We discuss the mysterious nature of the Upaniṣads, their relation to the earlier Vedic tradition and to later Indian philosophy, the schools of Vedānta, the meaning of key terms like Ātman and Brahman, and what studying the Upaniṣads offers us today in 2022.  Speaker BioDr. Varun Khanna earned both his master’s degree in Sanskrit and his PhD in Hinduism (studying consciousness in the Upaniṣads) at the University of Cambridge. He has been teaching spoken Sanskrit, Pāṇinian Sanskrit grammar, and topics in Indian philosophy since 2008, and is now a Visiting Assistant Professor of Classics teaching Sanskrit at Swarthmore College.Varun’s research interests lie in the intersection of Sanskrit grammar, Vedānta philosophy, and social justice. His latest work centers on the perspectives that ancient Sanskrit literature offers for thinking about equality, freedom, and justice. He is also working on a new Sanskrit primer that incorporates Pāṇinian grammar in order to help students learn the exact boundaries of the rules of Sanskrit.Links<ul><li><a href="https://www.yogicstudies.com/ys-207" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YS 207 | The Upaniṣads</a></li></ul>

29. Varun Khanna | The Wisdom of the Upaniṣads

“I don't see a scientific way of saying that one fine day COVID-19 will vanish. We'll have to learn to manage life alongside infectious diseases, whether it's COVID-19 or something else,” says Varun Khanna.  As a leader of one of Indonesia’s largest hospital systems, Khanna is currently engulfed with managing the present surge there, but he’s giving a lot of thought to how things will look when the acute stage of the pandemic has passed. Among other impacts, he believes COVID has prompted significant changes in lifestyle, behavioral health needs, and how people want to interact with the healthcare system. “It’s going to be a paradigm shift in our lives.”  Check out this incisive discussion for an on the ground look at the current COVID battle, the challenges of trying to care for 270 million people over widely dispersed territory and the multinational future of healthcare.