Where there is a lack of trust, doubt appears.

When there is doubt, fear appears.

With doubt and fear, a wish for control and change appears.

And a person who engages in control and the changing of circumstances, nature, animals, and other humans is a person who inevitably engages in wrongdoing.

By wrongdoing, a person distances themselves from stability, peace, health, and themselves.

And when we’ve distanced ourselves from all that — and most of us have — trust that all is as it should be, and that all that is happening is happening for a reason, also means a return to the awareness that, aside from ourselves, it is not on us to control or change anything or anyone.

Therefore, a return to trust is a return to peace and the self.

In this second episode of Nectar of Peace podcast, we will touch on the question of the proper way of living—namely, living a truly natural life. A life as it was originally given to us, which we all have the right and capability to live.

This time, teacher Novo reminds us how far we’ve distanced ourselves from such a life and invites us to awakening and to return to what is naturally ours, and for which we all, consciously or unconsciously, crave.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

* Importance of discovering what truly matters in life

* The importance of proper rest and the key to balance

* Natural phases of life

* Einstein and Peter Deunov

* Health and natural immunity

My name is Mitja Žibert, and I’ll be your host on this podcast, which is an important part of Shanti Amrita—a center for personal and spiritual growth.

If this episode resonated with you, consider sharing it with friends or loved ones — you might just help someone on their path. And if you’d like to stay updated on new episodes, don’t forget to subscribe to the channel 🙏

When we find ourselves consumed by jealousy, competition, anger, or similar emotions in relation to others, we must first acknowledge how severely this drains our energy.

This recognition allows us to retain some of that energy, which we can then redirect toward understanding the source of these feelings.

This shift turns our attention in the right direction — inward, toward self-inquiry.

What we come to realize is that others are not the source of these feelings, but that these feelings are merely superficial expressions of our own lack of self-esteem, discontent, and disappointment.

This process of self-inquiry itself brings relief, conserves energy, and gradually dissolves the negativity.

To gain new experience in life is not important.

What is important is to learn how to properly be with the experiences of each given moment, which always comes as the consequence of our own past.

That is what is important.

That is what truly makes us rich inwardly—with calmness, contentment, and freedom.

In this very first episode of Nectar of Peace, I’ll introduce the podcast and share its purpose. I’ll also share one essential teaching — simple yet powerful that, when followed, naturally leads to greater inner peace and lasting contentment.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

* A warm welcome and introduction to the Nectar of Peace podcast

* 3 key steps that can guide you toward peace and contentment

My name is Mitja Žibert, and I’ll be your host on this podcast, which is an important part of Shanti Amrita—a center for personal and spiritual growth.

If this opening episode resonated with you, consider sharing it with friends or loved ones — you might just help someone on their path.

And if you’d like to stay up to date with new episodes, don’t forget to subscribe to the channel - it is free 🙏