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October 4, 2025
Jane Goodall’s secret was nature’s love
A personal tribute to Jane Goodall, exploring how her extraordinary life of service reveals that lasting leadership, resilience, and environmental action are rooted not in outrage, but in love.
June 3, 2023
From the Hollywood Mindset to the Himalayan Mindset
What happens when a life built around achievement, credentials and external success suddenly opens into something deeper? Sadhviji shares her unexpected spiritual awakening on the banks of Ganga and the Himalayan wisdom that taught her to find abundance within, trust life more deeply and discover herself through service.
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.
January 14, 2022
8 Powerful Insights My Mom’s Stroke Has Given Me
When her mother suffered a devastating stroke, Sadhviji’s instinct was to fix what had happened. Instead, months of caregiving taught her profound lessons about acceptance, impermanence, self-compassion and discovering love and beauty even when life cannot be made the way we wish it were.
November 30, 2019
You Can Overcome Fear And Anxiety
What are we really afraid of when we fear failure, embarrassment or rejection? Sadhviji explores how fear loses its power when we stop letting other people’s reactions define our worth, ground ourselves in who we truly are, and develop the faith to step fully into our lives.
July 27, 2015
Beware of the Spiritual Shortcut
A profound spiritual experience can open the door to transformation, but it doesn’t mean our inner work is finished. Drawing on a pivotal lesson from her own early years in India, Sadhviji explores the danger of “spiritual bypass” and why true awakening requires us to bring awareness to our old wounds, patterns, fears and reactions.