Renu Gulati with Deshna Shah, a practitioner of sustainability, zero waste lifestyle with a background in art and design. In this episode we discuss living in spiritual hotspots like Rishikesh by bringing a critical lens on spiritual communities. With the intention of spreading awareness about harmful malpractices in such spaces.

A discussion between practitioners, teachers and authors Myra  Lewin and Renu Gulati on the applicability of Ayurveda in modern times.  Looking at the approaches to changes in diet, lifestyle and  psycho-emotional patterns for sustained optimum wellness.

A dialogue between Renu Gulati, UK lawyer and Activist Anupama Jha on the decline of respect for women over the periods of invasion and colonization. A look at modern India’s attempt to reinstate the rights of Women.

A dialogue between Renu Gulati & Dr Ben Bernstein on how Ayurveda deeply affected Ben’s life—in body, mind and spirit--after being run over by a taxi cab in New York City.

Human life-entrenched in agriculture, food, education, permaculture, the mind and much more. Understand the practical interconnectedness of life through the simplicity of Ayurveda based on Ahimsa (non harm).

A very revealing dialogue regarding what constitutes 'authentic' Ayurveda and how to propagate Ayurveda globally whilst preserving the true essence of Ayurveda. Looking at the differences in Ayurveda education methodologies and practices across the globe and how these influence the teacher/practitioner approach and the understanding of Ayurveda by the  patient/student.

Renu and Sherine discuss the effect of religious conditioning on fertility. Based on Sherine’s own life experience, Sherine reveals how her own fertility was sabotaged by her thinking processes and guilt entrenched in a strong catholic upbringing. An entirely new perspective on a potential cause of infertility based on the ‘imposter syndrome’ of sabotaging and repressing ones own desires.

Looking at the origins of sustainability which come from the ancient science of Ayurveda which are focused on the respect of all that exists. Ayurveda was documented at a time when sustainable living was a naturally practice of life. Looking at whether a truly 'sustainable' life is achievable in today's world and how we might practice sustainable living in today's world.

A self sustaining Tharu tribal community of India lives on in the Himalayan terai on Indo-Nepal Border. Deepti has worked for decades with the 'Tharu Van Nidhi' and their the local tribal culture, traditions, farming, healing systems and more.

Renu and Katrin have been exposed to Indian culture for substantial periods of time and now choose to live in India. Looking at what attracts them to life in India and what makes them give up their organized and luxurious lives of the West? They feel that the freedom and underlying peace of India keeps them in this land. A look at their respective lives in India as well as their love for India and the challenges they face.