In this special episode, my daughter and I read a short tale of Durga — a fierce reminder that the divine feminine lives in us all. She’s been asking to read something for “everyone,” and this felt like the perfect beginning: a quiet offering of voice, strength, and connection.

Durga lives in you.
She is the one who rises when the world says ‘stay down.’
She is not waiting to be saved.
She is the one doing the saving.

Here is our convo on Yoga Sutra 2.8. We would love to know your thoughts? Does this resonant with you?

Here is Yoga Sutra 2.7, explored in conversation with Madura from the Advaita Movement. Together, we reflect on its real-life relevance today, and how these timeless yogic tools can gently guide us as we continue walking the path of spiritual growth.

Listen to our conversation on yoga sutra 2.6 and all the practical tips to start chipping away at our Ego.

Disclaimer: The tips and insights shared in this discussion are based on my professional experience; however, they are for informational purposes only and do not constitute specific professional advice. Podcasting approaches vary based on individual goals and needs. Listeners are encouraged to adapt the information to their unique context and seek additional expertise if necessary.

Listen to our conversation on yoga sutra 2.5 where we discuss the sutra and relate it to what is happening in the world to understand permanence versus impermanence, life, our identities, existentialism, and the atman.

Listen to yoga sutra 2.4 with Madura and me, talking about glaciers, lakes, babies, states and intergenerational traits!!

Here is Yoga Sutra 2.3 with Madura from Advaita Movement :)

Here is a short convo about yoga sutra 2.2 by a psychotherapist and yoga teacher/marma massage therapist

Here is another visualization for the same Sankalpa: I RELEASE WHAT NO LONGER SERVES MY HIGHEST SELF

Let's start 2025 letting go of all the parts of us that no longer serve us.

Madura from Advaita Movement and I are excited to bring you a podcast series exploring each sutra from the second chapter of Patanjali's yoga sutra:Sadhana Pada. Tune in, reflect with us, and share your thoughts—we’d love to hear from you!