Episode 5 · Part 1 of 2

Ricky Wadhwa

A Calgary realtor of almost 17 years who built his life around spirituality on happiness built from the inside, identity beyond your job title, and why comparison keeps you stuck.

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"If you want to get rid of all your suffering, there's one sentence that changed my life: this is not happening to me, it's happening for me. And I took that one step further. It's not happening for you, it's happening through you."
Ricky Wadhwa, on feeling like life keeps happening to you, 22:54
"People are now not asking, who am I? Rather they're asking, how am I being perceived? In Hindi there's a saying: zindagi ka sabse bada rog, kya kahenge log. The biggest disease in life is, what will people say?"
Ricky Wadhwa, on spending more energy on how people see you, 15:38

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What this one is about

What this episode is about

Calgary realtor and spiritual mentor Ricky Wadhwa sits down with Bhavika to unpack happiness as something built from the inside rather than chased from the outside. They move through identity ("who am I" beyond your name and job), why social media comparison and the fear of being alone with your own thoughts keep people stuck, and how detachment, from outcomes, from possessions, from other people's opinions, actually works in practice.

Ricky leans on concrete stories (a farmer and his cow, three friends checking out of a hotel, a kid who prayed before an exam and still failed) to make abstract spiritual ideas land.

This is for anyone questioning who they are outside their job or relationship status, anyone stuck comparing themselves online, or anyone trying to process a breakup, a failure, or plain unfairness without either suppressing it or being consumed by it.

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