What if the version of you that you hope to become already exists, and your patterns come less from the future than from how well you have memorised your past?
A candid conversation with Mana, spiritual teacher, astrologer and yogi, on spirituality beyond performance and perfection.
By the Ganga in Rishikesh, Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati offers an unsentimental view of dharma: living your truth when it brings no validation and looks nothing like you imagined.
Guru Meena Mahajan (MeeMaa) brings spirituality back from the noise.
Ramon Llamba looks at the link between love and karma: how what we call love can be obsession, control or clinging, and why it hurts when we love from a wounded frequency.
Jasmeet "Jassi" Kaur speaks about surrender, not as an idea but as the moment Shakti breaks your control, your narratives and your need to earn grace.
From a Sikh upbringing with no link to goddess worship, Jasmeet "Jassi" Kaur describes being called by Kali through dreams, synchronicities and the collapse of the life she knew.
Astro-numerologist Pracchi P Mehta reads the year ahead through the Moon signs.
Vijay left a senior vice president's title to become a storyteller of the Bhagavad Gita.
Vedic astrologer and teacher Harshna Chandolia decodes the Rahu, Ketu and Saturn mahadashas, the periods that so often feel like breakdowns before breakthroughs.
Manmit Kumarr, spiritual coach and Akashic Records reader, takes on the questions most people carry about karma: how it moves across lifetimes, whether mantra and prayer can shift it, and where free will ends and destiny begins.
Guru Sri Sakalamaa, of the Sri Vidya tradition, shares rare insight into the role of the guru, in life and beyond it.
