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conscious consumerism
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Global Leadership
Himalayan vs. Hollywood Mindset
how we cope with death
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let go of pain
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live a fulfilling life
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materialism and spirituality
meaning of success in life
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mindset yoga
Mother Ganga
non attachment
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oneness (vasudhaiva kutumbakam)
open your heart
overcoming self doubt
practice self compassion
quiet your mind
Sanatan Dharma
selfless service
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spiritual surrender
spirituality and veganism
stop negative self talk
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teachers & Inspirational Influences
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Western culture vs Eastern culture
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March 29, 2022
Life, Death and the River of Knowing
What if our fear of death comes from forgetting who we really are? Drawing on nearly 25 years in India, Sadhviji explores how a culture that weaves death into everyday life—and a spiritual tradition rooted in the immortality of the soul—offers a radically different way to understand aging, grief, mortality and surrender.

December 11, 2019
The Intertwined Nature of Dharma and Karma
How do we know what the right action is—and what makes an action right in the first place? Sadhviji explores the intertwined teachings of dharma and karma, revealing how our purpose and duty shape both the actions we take and the consequences they create.

November 24, 2013
Know Your True Self
Suffering begins when we mistake our changing roles, achievements, emotions and physical bodies for who we truly are. Drawing on Sanatan Dharma and her Guru’s teachings, Sadhviji explores how awakening means removing the ignorance that obscures our innate divinity—and discovering a Self that is already whole, complete and overflowing.