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...
Read MoreSadhviji explains the importance of opening our inner eye.We can only experience so much with our five senses. The inner eye,or the third eye, allows us to see the Divine within ourselves. ...
Read MoreThe question, answered by Sadhviji is “I feel like I know nothing, is there anything to know?” She explains that much of what we are taught is not made up of things worth knowing and goes on to explain what “Real Knowledge” is. ...
Read MoreSadhviji gives a beautiful analogy of the ocean representing the extreme soul and the drops of water being the individual soul. ...
Read MoreSadhviji says that according to the teachings of Hinduism, Divinity is in all, no exceptions. ...
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The 21st of June to be the the brightest day as well as a day dedicated to yoga. Yoga does not require a particular religion or belief. Yoga is simply the union and key to health, body, mind and spirit for everyone.to health, body, mind...
Read More The 21st of June to be the the brightest day as well as a day dedicated to yoga. Yoga does not require a particular religion or belief. Yoga is simply the union and key to health, body, mind and spirit for everyone.to health, body, mind...
Read More The 21st of June to be the the brightest day as well as a day dedicated to yoga. Yoga does not require a particular religion or belief. Yoga is simply the union and key to health, body, mind and spirit for everyone.to health, body, mind...
Read MoreDuring an Interview with India TV on the first International Yoga Day, Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswatiji welcomes thousands of pilgrims and participants from over 30 countries and all across India to celebrate Yoga at Parmarth Niketan (Rishikesh).Sadhviji shares that in Rishikesh, better known as the...
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This article was published on The Huffington Post, here. The Early Days:As our car pulled into the driveway, my dad checked the mailbox. "Did it come? Did it come?" I gasped excitedly. The year was 1986, and I had been waiting in breathless anticipation for...
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