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Let’s gather to find out from Raghava Krishna, what it takes to be a modern human with deep roots in our cultural traditions. Raghava Krishna is the CEO and Founder of Bṛhat बृहत्. He has 21 yrs of experience spanning game development, learning and entrepreneurship. He has expertise in leading cross-functional creative product development teams, learning design and org culture. He was the co-founder and Assoc Dean academics at Rashtram school of public leadership.

This conversation moves through a rich tapestry of ideas — beginning with what it means to become the ultimate biohackers of our own bodies and minds, and then opening into Raghava Sir’s life in his own words. He reflects on the earliest lessons he learned from his father, lessons that shaped his sense of being “one in a million” in a world full of noise.

From there, the discussion shifts to his surprising work helping people gamble responsibly and eventually leading Responsible Gaming teams.

Along the way, he shares insights on Generation Z, their fierce convictions, and how their relationship with technology is evolving. The conversation also explores the psychology of play — how to help people engage with video games in healthier, more intentional ways. Ultimately, it all circles back to a deeper question: What is our story as Bharat, and how do we understand ourselves at this moment in history?

 

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About Sanatana Dharma

ब्रह्म सत्यं जगन्मिथ्या जीवो ब्रह्मैव नापरः।
अनेन वेद्यं सच्छास्त्रमिति वेदान्तडिण्डिमः॥

Brahman alone is real; the universe is mithya – neither fully real nor unreal, but an appearance. The individual self (jiva) is none other than Brahman itself, not separate or different. This is the true teaching of the scriptures, as revealed by Vedanta. ~ Verse 20 from Brahma Jnānavali Māla

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