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open your heart
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June 29, 2019
Life Purpose is Not the Roles You Play
What if your life purpose has nothing to do with choosing the right career or role? Sadhviji explores how separating who we are from what we do can release the pressure to find the “perfect” path—and help us discover a deeper purpose rooted in awakening, love, and our true Self.

December 20, 2018
My 22-Year-Old India Love Affair Began with Food
A trip to India that began with a love of vegetarian food became the unexpected turning point of Sadhviji’s life. She shares how a spiritual awakening on the banks of the Ganga transformed her understanding of purpose, abundance, and service—and taught her to stay open to the path life is calling her to follow.

September 28, 2016
6 Incredible Lessons I’ve Learned In My 20 Years In India
After two decades in India, Sadhviji reflects on six lessons that transformed how she understands a meaningful life—from discovering the difference between knowledge and wisdom and questioning Western measures of success, to living in the present, receiving love, speaking truth with kindness, and embracing Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: the world as one family.