Bharatiya Junta Podcast BJPod Wishes you a Happy New Year
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Dec 31, 2025 As the year wraps up, reflections on recent distressing events highlight a collective longing for hope. Insights from Arundhati Roy and Viktor Frankl inspire listeners to view love and attitude as proactive forms of resistance. The speaker encourages building communities of care and embracing imperfect love, emphasizing the need to resist normalizing violence. Joy emerges as a powerful political assertion, inviting empathy and connection. Ultimately, hope is framed as a discipline, urging everyone to act towards a brighter future.
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Responsibility Follows Your Position
- Our duties change with our place in power hierarchies and should match our capacity.
- Comfort those more vulnerable and question those with more power when you can.
Choose Your Attitude Deliberately
- Choose your attitude even when circumstances are dire, because that choice holds hope.
- Exercise small freedoms: comfort others and question power within your capacity.
Love As Community Resistance
- Being loved means building communities of care where vulnerability is honesty, not weakness.
- Connection and mutual care act as resistance to isolation and control.
