Stop ruminating! Rumination is a healthy behavior only for cows and horses! It’s what they do when they chew their food over and over and over and over again! Our minds are not meant to chew thoughts over and over and over again, like horses’...
Read MoreHow do we stay open to the world’s suffering without being consumed by it? Sadhviji offers a powerful reflection on how to keep our hearts open—to the horror and the hope, the cruelty and the compassion, the despair and the divine. From war in the Middle...
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Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati at Parmarth Niketan discusses the following topics and answers questions from seekers from around the world during her Satsang from the banks of the holy Ganga River: How Can We Be Separate Within the Universal Consciousness? How to Fulfill Your Dreams Without...
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Ep11. Unlocking the Higher Self: Where Logic Meets Spirit Welcome to the Ask Sadhviji podcast! In this thought-provoking episode, Sadhviji guides us on a journey to unlocking the higher self, showing how we can cultivate balance in our everyday lives between mind, spirit and logic. She...
Read MoreWhat does it really mean to live in the present moment? It’s not about indulgence or fleeting pleasures like “eat, drink, and be merry.” Living in the present is about aligning with a deeper purpose: realizing the divine within, finding true peace, and connecting to...
Read MoreCan we skip straight to being the sakshi—the witness—when dealing with trauma? Sadhviji explains the importance of first addressing deep wounds rather than bypassing them in the name of spirituality. True healing requires facing, working through, and releasing old patterns before stepping into authentic freedom...
Read MoreOur minds love to wander—it's just what they do, like a rabbit hopping or a dog barking. So how do we train our minds to be present? Sadhviji explains that staying present isn’t about stopping your thoughts but about learning to guide them. Through simple practices...
Read MoreWhen we sit to meditate, it’s natural for thoughts to arise. The mind, like a rabbit hopping or a dog barking, is simply doing what it’s designed to do: think. But does that mean meditation is hopeless? Not at all. As Sadhviji explains, the goal isn’t...
Read MoreIn tonight's LIVE Satsang from the Satsang Hall at Parmarth Niketan, Pujya Sadhvi Bhagawatiji inspires the global audience by answering questions from the Parmarth Parivar abroad and at Home that bring everyone closer and closer to the very Truth of themselves. Tonight's questions included: 1. What...
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