Yoga & Philosophy Tag

The power of mantras (Part 1)

Sadhviji discusses the power of scriptures on sound – known as mantras. She discusses their alchemical quality. Even if you don’t know what they mean, the vibrational energy of the mantra is so powerful that progress and transformation are inevitable. She goes on to discuss...

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Reincarnation

At our deepest, most fundamental essence, we are all one with the Divine. Sadhviji describes the meaning of reincarnation using the analogy of waves and the ocean.The Soul is like an ocean wave. It looks separate from the ocean but it never stops being a...

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Broader Vision

Sadhviji explores ideas of the future, dreams and desires. She also discusses quantum physics and time, and relates these topics back to what the rishis and sages have said thousands of years ago. ...

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Ahimsa and non-violence

Sadhviji discusses the Yama limb of yoga as the foundation. Ahimsa and non-violence are integral to Yama. Non-violence is explored in depth, for example, not just in the literal sense of the word, but the more intricate examples of violence such as gossip, or self-hate....

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Our Soul & Duty

Sadhviji gives a beautiful analogy of the ocean representing the extreme soul and the drops of water being the individual soul. According to the teachings of Hinduism, Divinity is in all, no exceptions when you truly love someone or something, you are loving the Divine....

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Choosing the Right Path

Sadhviji explains three of the primary types of yoga: Bhakti (Devotion), Jnana (Wisdom), and Karma (Service). Yoga is a union (to the Divine).The Karma/destiny of the world is a product of the past, so the future of the earth is going to be a product...

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