In this answer to the question of the connection between God and Religion, Sadhviji explains beautifully how religion is not necessary to have God in our lives, but -- at its ideal -- it reminds us to make time for God and gives us a...
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji refers to the Bhagavad Gita to define the true meaning of a Yogi, a person who has balance and wisdom in life. She explains that we should not let outside influences control the true emotions in us. It is important that joy and...
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji reminds us that love isn't just a mere mental conception, but rather a deep experience. As years go by in an individual’s life, the definition of love doesn't change, but rather the interaction of an individual with different forms of love changes. In...
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji explains that in the Indian spiritual tradition, there’s not the same sense of purity vs sin that exists in Judeo-Christian-Western traditions. There is no damnation or salvation, but rather liberation – freedom from that which is blocking our innate purity. She uses the...
Read MoreYoga is Union with the DivineSadhvi Bhagawatiji reminds us that there’s a lot more to Yoga than just what we’re doing with our bodies. She uses examples from the ancient texts of Patanjali to describe Yoga as a holistic lifestyle. In the Baghvad Gita, an...
Read MoreWhat is the significance of fire in holy ceremony?Sadhvi Bhagawatiji discusses the significance of fire explaining that fire symbolises the Divine purifier; it removes the things we don’t need that we’ve piled on top of our innate goodness, things like ego, expectation and jealousy, that...
Read MoreSadhvi Bhagawatiji explains the meaning of being indifferent and contrasts it with the concept of non-attachment. She emphasizes the fact of having very little control over anything that happens in life and also urges us to do all with full commitment and full sincerity. Once...
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This article was published in The Pioneer, here. On Vivekananda’s 150th birth anniversary, Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati tells us about the monk and his teachingsSwami Vivekananda brought India’s cultural heritage into international spotlight when he began his speech at the Parliament of World Religions with the phrase, “My sisters...
Read MoreOur essence is divine despite our distorted perception. This week Sadhvi Saraswati joins Barnet and Freeman for a deep conversation about dismantling small mindedness and hierarchy and reclaiming our God-self. ...
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