Sadhviji is asked to speak on self-respect and she begins with choosing peace as the most respectful choice for one’s self. Time and energy are our most precious resource, and taking control of thoughts and behaviors within, as opposed to those outside of ourselves, is...
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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 daily Satsang from the banks of the holy Ganga River:Embracing life & expanding our consciousness Your intention determines your outcome Seeing God in...
Read More Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati at Parmarth Niketan discusses the following topics and answers questions from seekers from around the world, during her daily Satsang from the banks of the holy Ganga River:Practices to stay rooted in inner stillness Evaluating spiritual progress & spiritual growth Accepting...
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This article was originally published on Thrive Global, here. Finding inner bliss is much more than what conventional norms of success mean.One of the crucial lessons that 22 years in India has taught me is that knowledge and wisdom are critically different.During the first 25 years...
Read MoreIf we engaged and connected with the world and those around us, we will be affected by sorrow. It’s a part of the Oneness of the world, Sadhviji says, but it’s only one part. We need to also see the light, the joy, the beauty...
Read MoreSadhviji is asked about how to deal with emotions stemming from situations in the world. There are things that happen over which we have no control, or no immediate control. She references the Bhagavad Gita to establish a framework for action and for finding the...
Read MoreThe advancements in technology do provide some benefit to most of us, but we need to be mindful of using them purposefully. There is a connection between our unconscious selves and the technology. Bring consciousness to your use of technology, Sadhviji urges, and exercise control...
Read MoreSpeaking on Joy, Sadhviji says the source of our joy has nothing to do with the outside. She teaches about finding liberation, freedom, in life now. The task to inner joy is not necessarily an easy one and encourages us to see what happens when...
Read MoreHow is the death of someone we love a cause for celebration? Sadhviji shares her experiences with the Indian cultural approach to death to frame the cause for celebration. Loving someone is about their Essence, their Soul, not the body. It’s the body that dies,...
Read MoreSpeaking on the nature of being hurt, Sadhviji says no one can hurt us, and offers three tools to help prevent pain in our lives. Our reaction to someone else’s words or actions is the cause of the pain. That being said, we are energetic...
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