
Tag: conscious living

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May 15, 2018
Yoga and the Sustainable Development Goals
True yoga is far more than physical practice—it is a way of living. Sadhviji shows how Patanjali’s timeless teachings offer a roadmap for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, revealing that personal transformation and global transformation begin with the same ethical principles.

January 24, 2018
From Selfie to Self – Shifting from Screen Life to Real Life
In a world of screens, selfies, and social media, Sadhviji explores how technology can quietly disconnect us from ourselves, others, and the present moment—and offers a path back to authentic connection, inner awareness, and real life.
January 2, 2018
Thriving in the New Year – From New to You
New Year’s resolutions rarely create lasting change because true transformation begins within. Sadhviji explores how shifting from external achievement to inner awareness can help you live with greater purpose, connection, and lasting fulfillment.

April 26, 2017
A Tragic Irony: America’s Funding Cut To UNFPA Could Lead To MORE Abortions In India
Using the debate over U.S. funding for maternal health programs as a case study, Sadhviji explores how policy decisions create unintended human consequences and calls for compassionate global leadership that protects the dignity, health, and lives of women and girls.

November 11, 2016
Trump’s Victory Is A Wake-Up Call To Look Inward
Written in the aftermath of the 2016 U.S. election, Sadhviji reflects on fear, anger, and division, offering a timeless invitation to look inward, cultivate resilience, and become a force for healing in times of uncertainty.

July 24, 2015
Bridging The Gap Between The Church And The State
Can faith help solve the world’s greatest challenges? Reflecting on a World Bank conference, Sadhviji explores why governments and faith leaders must work together to eradicate poverty, protect the environment, and create lasting social change.

June 20, 2015
Yoga Is An Exemplary Way Of Life For Ourselves And Our Planet
Yoga is far more than physical postures. Sadhviji explores the true meaning of yoga as a way of life rooted in the yamas and niyamas, showing how conscious living and spiritual practice can transform both ourselves and the planet.

April 8, 2015
Reflections on Water from the Banks of Mother Ganga
What does water teach us about the way we live? A reflection from the banks of Mother Ganga on conscious living, environmental responsibility, and the spiritual choices that shape our future.

August 12, 2012
What is Spirituality?
What does it really mean to be spiritual? Beyond religion or ritual, discover a timeless understanding of spirituality rooted in oneness, conscious living, and our connection to all life.

September 11, 2011
Reflections on 9/11 and our response to tragedy
In the aftermath of tragedy, why do some lives move us more than others? A reflection on compassion, nonviolence, and how our everyday choices can become a response to suffering.