In the world of spirituality and personal growth, Sahara Rose stands out as a prominent figure. As the host of the immensely popular spirituality podcast, Highest Self, and a three-time best-selling author, she has garnered a significant following. Beyond her literary achievements, she is the founder of both the Dharma Coaching Institute and Rose Gold Goddesses, further cementing her position as a multifaceted entrepreneur in the field.
Deepak Chopra, a renowned figure in the realm of spiritual wisdom, has acknowledged Sahara Rose as “a leading voice for the millennial generation into the new paradigm shift,” underscoring her impact and influence on a broader audience.
Heartfulness Magazine - November 2023 (Volume 8, Issue 11)heartfulness
This month, our contributors share their experiences and methods for finding the elusive treasure of self-acceptance. We hear from Daaji on acceptance, Shree Varma on Ayurveda, Indian actress Tanya Maniktala on her wellness routine. Trevor Weltman shares his family’s journey of breaking the habit of screentime, Pierre Ravan takes us on an eternal journey of fragrances, Prasad Veluthanar gives us some fabulous tips for skin health, and Rosalind Pearmain explores how meditation helps in daily life. IchakAdizes promotes innovation and talent at work, Mia Barnes shows us how to use positive affirmations for intention-setting, Sravan Banda highlights the importance of using indigenous and indoor plants around our living and working spaces, and Josh Bulriss shares his story of finding love while searching for the Buddha. Last but not least, we celebrate Ishu Shiva’s groundbreaking work of building acceptance of the feminine by supporting menstruating women of all cultures.
The Honey Child Sista Circle was created in 2013 to provide a safe space for women of color who are disillusioned with organized religion and seeking spiritual growth. It aims to help women reclaim their sexuality, spirituality, and cultural awareness while healing physically, emotionally, and spiritually. The founder had a personal spiritual transformation and created the circle combining her experience in ministry, empathy, and clairvoyance with metaphysics, philosophy, and sacred sexuality to help raise consciousness.
Heartfulness Magazine - March 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 3)heartfulness
In the March edition of Heartfulness Magazine, our contributors encourage you to develop trust in yourself, by leaning into the wisdom and strength of the heart and learning how to listen to your inner voice.
Daaji delves into how the inner journey of a seeker opens the heart, and also how to better connect with others. Sat Bir Singh Khalsa speaks of yoga as a tool for awareness, Vasco Gaspar explores wholeness and connection through the heart, HelleLaursen prompts us to trust ourselves, Tejeshwar Singh shares a note on love, Merete Nørgaard encourages us to strengthen our voice, and Bo Johnson inspires us with the challenges of being career funny. IchakAdizes looks at the side effects of speeding up, IchhaBhan offers a DIY guide to well-being, MamataSubramanyam shares her secret for change, Sravan Banda brings us the history of an important condiment, and Sara Bubber tells us a children’s story from Japan and offers a great activity.
Please reach out to us with your own thoughts on building inner trust at contributions@heartfulnessmagazine.com.
Happy reading!
Heartfulness Magazine - May 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 5)heartfulness
In March 2024, 60,000 people gathered at Kanha Shanti Vanam for an interfaith celebration organized by the MInistry of Culture, Government of India, and Heartfulness Institute. People came from 300 organizations around the globe, along with the Hon'ble President and Hon'ble Vice President of India.
There were plenary talks and panel discussions, exhibitions and stalls, activities and practical experiences, musical performances, and group meditations. We shared meals, accommodation, and all the other facilities at Kanha Shanti Vanam, and came away with a deeper understanding of ourselves and each other. This Global Spirituality Mahotsav was an opportunity to develop harmony, peace, and heart coherence among people from all different backgrounds and walks of life. And the HeartMath research conducted during the event showed it worked: Our coherence was significant!
This month's edition does a deep dive into the Mahotsav with Daaji on love, Rollin McCraty on heart coherence, Joseph Howell on connecting with the inner child, Sofia Stril-Rever on peace, Gour Gopal Das on managing problems, NilakshiRajkhowa on the world as one family, Sravan Banda on cultivating peace through the environment, Aaryan Arora on becoming his own influence, SiddharthKak on creativity, Sara Bubber on time, and very specially, the Rt. Hon. Patricia Scotland, KC, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth bestows a special honor upon Daaji.
Heartfulness Magazine - May 2021 (Volume 6, Issue 5)heartfulness
A spiritual renaissance is emerging around the world, bringing purpose and unity, building community and togetherness. To honor this movement, in May we hear from Daaji, Katara McCarthy, Zach Bush, Mirabai Bush, Brian Jones, Ichak Adizes, Karishma Desai, Paolo Lezzelle, Ravi Venkatesan and Victor Kannan, and they present a whole range of dimensions of this topic, from spirituality for the most marginalized to its impact on leadership
Heartfulness Magazine - January 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 1)heartfulness
Happy New Year from the whole team at Heartfulness magazine.
With our current world situation, we are acutely conscious of the need for tangible change, and our responsibility as global citizens; for ourselves, for others, and for future generations.
So in 2024 we invite you to join us in turning that awareness into compassionate action. Through the voices, stories, and honesty of our contributors, we seek heartful solutions for a more peaceful and unified humanity.
This month we hear from Daaji, Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, Heather Mason, Ichak K. Adizes, StanislasLajugie, Elizabeth Denley, Noelle Stern, Michael H. Richardson, Josh Bulriss, Sara Bubber, Anish Dave, and Erin Schulz.
We wish the best for you all as we enter this New Year, and we are grateful to be starting it with all of you.
This document discusses the concepts of stress management, holistic health, and fulfillment. It states that while entertainment and experiences are enjoyable and sustain industries, many people still feel a lack of fulfillment. This divine restlessness can only be satisfied through dedication to simultaneous individual and universal blossoming. One of the greatest experiences that can guide, inspire, and rejuvenate life is studying the literary work "Amrutanubhav" by the 13th century author Dnyaneshwar Maharaj, which explores being self, the field, and the culmination of everything in the universe from all eternity.
Heartfulness Magazine - January 2021 (Volume 6, Issue 1)heartfulness
If 2021 is to be the fresh start we wish for, we will have to turn the past year into an opportunity. Our January edition is an inspiration to do just that, focusing on creating positive habits, peace, working with vibration and music, remembrance, turning crises into opportunities, helping children to get a good night's sleep, the role of innovation, healthy eating, and being with nature. We hear from Daaji, Deepak Chopra, Shubhendra Rao and Saskia Rao-de Haas, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Ichak Adizes, Chirag Kulkarni, Garima Garg Seth, Ravi Venkatesan, Simmone Holm and Alexander Sohl.
Heartfulness Magazine - November 2023 (Volume 8, Issue 11)heartfulness
This month, our contributors share their experiences and methods for finding the elusive treasure of self-acceptance. We hear from Daaji on acceptance, Shree Varma on Ayurveda, Indian actress Tanya Maniktala on her wellness routine. Trevor Weltman shares his family’s journey of breaking the habit of screentime, Pierre Ravan takes us on an eternal journey of fragrances, Prasad Veluthanar gives us some fabulous tips for skin health, and Rosalind Pearmain explores how meditation helps in daily life. IchakAdizes promotes innovation and talent at work, Mia Barnes shows us how to use positive affirmations for intention-setting, Sravan Banda highlights the importance of using indigenous and indoor plants around our living and working spaces, and Josh Bulriss shares his story of finding love while searching for the Buddha. Last but not least, we celebrate Ishu Shiva’s groundbreaking work of building acceptance of the feminine by supporting menstruating women of all cultures.
The Honey Child Sista Circle was created in 2013 to provide a safe space for women of color who are disillusioned with organized religion and seeking spiritual growth. It aims to help women reclaim their sexuality, spirituality, and cultural awareness while healing physically, emotionally, and spiritually. The founder had a personal spiritual transformation and created the circle combining her experience in ministry, empathy, and clairvoyance with metaphysics, philosophy, and sacred sexuality to help raise consciousness.
Heartfulness Magazine - March 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 3)heartfulness
In the March edition of Heartfulness Magazine, our contributors encourage you to develop trust in yourself, by leaning into the wisdom and strength of the heart and learning how to listen to your inner voice.
Daaji delves into how the inner journey of a seeker opens the heart, and also how to better connect with others. Sat Bir Singh Khalsa speaks of yoga as a tool for awareness, Vasco Gaspar explores wholeness and connection through the heart, HelleLaursen prompts us to trust ourselves, Tejeshwar Singh shares a note on love, Merete Nørgaard encourages us to strengthen our voice, and Bo Johnson inspires us with the challenges of being career funny. IchakAdizes looks at the side effects of speeding up, IchhaBhan offers a DIY guide to well-being, MamataSubramanyam shares her secret for change, Sravan Banda brings us the history of an important condiment, and Sara Bubber tells us a children’s story from Japan and offers a great activity.
Please reach out to us with your own thoughts on building inner trust at contributions@heartfulnessmagazine.com.
Happy reading!
Heartfulness Magazine - May 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 5)heartfulness
In March 2024, 60,000 people gathered at Kanha Shanti Vanam for an interfaith celebration organized by the MInistry of Culture, Government of India, and Heartfulness Institute. People came from 300 organizations around the globe, along with the Hon'ble President and Hon'ble Vice President of India.
There were plenary talks and panel discussions, exhibitions and stalls, activities and practical experiences, musical performances, and group meditations. We shared meals, accommodation, and all the other facilities at Kanha Shanti Vanam, and came away with a deeper understanding of ourselves and each other. This Global Spirituality Mahotsav was an opportunity to develop harmony, peace, and heart coherence among people from all different backgrounds and walks of life. And the HeartMath research conducted during the event showed it worked: Our coherence was significant!
This month's edition does a deep dive into the Mahotsav with Daaji on love, Rollin McCraty on heart coherence, Joseph Howell on connecting with the inner child, Sofia Stril-Rever on peace, Gour Gopal Das on managing problems, NilakshiRajkhowa on the world as one family, Sravan Banda on cultivating peace through the environment, Aaryan Arora on becoming his own influence, SiddharthKak on creativity, Sara Bubber on time, and very specially, the Rt. Hon. Patricia Scotland, KC, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth bestows a special honor upon Daaji.
Heartfulness Magazine - May 2021 (Volume 6, Issue 5)heartfulness
A spiritual renaissance is emerging around the world, bringing purpose and unity, building community and togetherness. To honor this movement, in May we hear from Daaji, Katara McCarthy, Zach Bush, Mirabai Bush, Brian Jones, Ichak Adizes, Karishma Desai, Paolo Lezzelle, Ravi Venkatesan and Victor Kannan, and they present a whole range of dimensions of this topic, from spirituality for the most marginalized to its impact on leadership
Heartfulness Magazine - January 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 1)heartfulness
Happy New Year from the whole team at Heartfulness magazine.
With our current world situation, we are acutely conscious of the need for tangible change, and our responsibility as global citizens; for ourselves, for others, and for future generations.
So in 2024 we invite you to join us in turning that awareness into compassionate action. Through the voices, stories, and honesty of our contributors, we seek heartful solutions for a more peaceful and unified humanity.
This month we hear from Daaji, Sat Bir Singh Khalsa, Heather Mason, Ichak K. Adizes, StanislasLajugie, Elizabeth Denley, Noelle Stern, Michael H. Richardson, Josh Bulriss, Sara Bubber, Anish Dave, and Erin Schulz.
We wish the best for you all as we enter this New Year, and we are grateful to be starting it with all of you.
This document discusses the concepts of stress management, holistic health, and fulfillment. It states that while entertainment and experiences are enjoyable and sustain industries, many people still feel a lack of fulfillment. This divine restlessness can only be satisfied through dedication to simultaneous individual and universal blossoming. One of the greatest experiences that can guide, inspire, and rejuvenate life is studying the literary work "Amrutanubhav" by the 13th century author Dnyaneshwar Maharaj, which explores being self, the field, and the culmination of everything in the universe from all eternity.
Heartfulness Magazine - January 2021 (Volume 6, Issue 1)heartfulness
If 2021 is to be the fresh start we wish for, we will have to turn the past year into an opportunity. Our January edition is an inspiration to do just that, focusing on creating positive habits, peace, working with vibration and music, remembrance, turning crises into opportunities, helping children to get a good night's sleep, the role of innovation, healthy eating, and being with nature. We hear from Daaji, Deepak Chopra, Shubhendra Rao and Saskia Rao-de Haas, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Ichak Adizes, Chirag Kulkarni, Garima Garg Seth, Ravi Venkatesan, Simmone Holm and Alexander Sohl.
Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of medicine and philosophy that originated over 5,000 years ago. It is based on concepts from the Vedas and Upanishads and incorporates teachings from practices like yoga and Buddhism. The philosophy sees the human being as an integration of body, mind, and spirit and aims to achieve balance through practices like herbal remedies, massage, meditation and a balanced lifestyle. It views illness as an imbalance that can be corrected by making adjustments in diet, behavior and other daily habits according to individual constitution and seasonal changes.
In April, Heartfulness Magazine explores the fruits of inner observation, the intelligence of the heart, non-verbal communication, and the beauty of nature in your backyard. Children can look out for a top secret mission of kindness and a story about a big-hearted elephant. A new series starts in this issue on the evolution of consciousness by Kamlesh D. Patel, which will continue for the rest of the year. We welcome you to Issue 6, with the hope that you will find new ways to unlock your own inner resources.
#Barkatt_E_Magazine #May2020
After receiving the great response for our First Issue of Our #Barkatt_E_Magazine , we are delighted to introduce you to the Second Issue of Barkatt E-Magazine.
.
.
This issue features several #articles. Every article speaks to challenge, opportunity, and the transformative power of hope. We hope you will find it interesting and useful.
Maybe you have a family member or friend who may benefit from the information in our E- Magazine so feel free to share…
Enjoy Reading!
The document discusses cultural and religious traditions surrounding menstruation in various societies and faiths. It notes that in Hinduism, menstruating women were traditionally seen as ritually unclean and subject to certain restrictions. However, some argue this view lacks logic since menstruation is a natural biological function. The document also examines perspectives on menstruation in Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam and mythology, noting some traditions that prohibited menstruating women from certain religious activities or viewed menstruation as a punishment. Overall, the document analyzes cultural taboos around menstruation from historical and religious perspectives.
Philanthropist and women's health advocate Michelle King Robson shares her personal story of how a health crisis brought her to focus on women's health advocacy and empowerment. After undergoing a hysterectomy at age 42 that caused severe physical and mental health issues, she was inspired to create EmpowHER, a comprehensive women's health website and community. EmpowHER now reaches over 2 million women per month and provides health information and support. Robson advocates for putting women's health and voices at the center and empowering women to take charge of their own healthcare.
Heartfulness Magazine - November 2019(Volume 4, Issue 11)heartfulness
We need food to maintain life. In this edition we hear from Luke Coutinho on “we are what we eat”, and Daaji on the universal principle of food. We explore Ayurvedic principles of eating and the Airfield Estate in Ireland, and Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee tells us how to cook with love. Daaji concludes his Yogic Psychology series with practical solutions to regaining mental health.
Heartfulness Magazine - March 2023 (Volume 8, Issue 3)heartfulness
In the March edition, our authors and artists explore ways to recognize needs and incorporate them into daily life: how to use heartful suggestions to focus resolve; the nature of needs, and how to differentiate between needs and wants; needs in the workplace; and how we become more carefree when we reduce our needs and wants. We learn about ayurvedic principles of healthy eating, the effects of electromagnetic pollution, heartful cooking, and what goes into preparing a yummy healthy breakfast. In the Wisdom Bridge series, Daaji shares some thoughts on cultivating wisdom as a tried and tested way to better understand our own needs and those of others.
As human beings, all aspects of our life are closely connected- physical, emotional, social, financial and spiritual. Any imbalance in one affects the other.
Saraswathi Kumar offers interactive workshops, personal sessions and organizational coaching aimed at helping people experience freedom, power, growth and fulfillment in every area of their lives. She enjoys being a conscious guide in your evolution to freedom and holistic living.
Heartfulness Magazine - November 2020 (Volume 5, Issue 11)heartfulness
With the pandemic not yet over, this month we look at “Rebuilding the Future.” Daaji shares some tips on how to become the best version of ourselves, IchakAdizes explores perfection, Barbara Bush continues with her vision of communities for health, and Audrey Lin walks the talk with kindness and compassion. Mariam and NivaalRehman champion education for girls, Michael Lewin recommends journal writing, Karishma Desai experiences a gratitude practice, Michael Richardson discusses the fabric of reality, and Aditi Saxena advocates the value of martial arts in self-mastery. Rounding out the positivity is ceramicist, Ira Chaudhari, a dynamic nonagenarian. As 2020 draws to an uncertain end, we celebrate a practical vision for the future.
This document provides a summary of a Hindu magazine article about religion and Swami Vivekananda's views on the meaning and relevance of religion. The summary discusses how Swami Vivekananda responded to critics who questioned the necessity of religion by explaining that religion allows people to inquire into the infinite and helps satisfy different types of minds. It also discusses how Swami Vivekananda saw Hinduism as a universal religion that could be practiced through different paths like karma yoga, bhakti yoga, raja yoga, and jnana yoga according to one's inclination.
In the May issue of Heartfulness Magazine, we dive deep into our contributors' meditation practices. One writer comes to it through their personal journey from childhood to old age, others from the perspective of epigenetics, by analogy with gardening, in bringing simplicity to daily life, and most significantly with insight into how meditation aids in the evolution of consciousness. In every instance this wisdom brings insight to everyday living. Join us in this feast for the inner world!
For children, there is a wonderful activity on gratitude, and the second part of the story of the beautiful white elephant, Mana.
Inside, find details of the upcoming Heartfulness conventions in Detroit, Los Angeles and New Jersey in the month of June. We invite those of you who live in the US to join the convention closest to you to experience Heartfulness meditation firsthand.
Last Updated on 23 Sep, 2018
The Biggest Conspiracy & Injustice of this Century!
Download & Share:
Internet Archive (PDF/ PPT and Other Formats): https://archive.org/details/CriticalAppraisalOfAsharamjiBapuV4.x
Other Download Links @
https://sites.google.com/view/asharamji-bapu-exposed/universal-truth
Watch Even More:
https://www.youtube.com/user/SantAmritvani
This document is an excerpt from a book about women's health and menstrual cycles. It discusses how ancient cultures used to view menstruation as a sacred time for women, whereas modern western society views it with shame. The author believes reconnecting with our menstrual cycles can help heal wounds from negative societal messages. She describes creating a menarche ceremony for herself and encouraging other women to do the same to celebrate their transition to womanhood.
Sexy yoga 40 poses for mindblowing sex and greater intimacyTheotis Davis
First revealed over 2,000 years ago in the Kama Sutra, the link between yoga and sex has been generally recognized but widely ignored - until now. In Sexy Yoga, Ellen Barrett, popular author and instructor for New York's Crunch studios, offers the modern yoga student a specific program designed to transform and heighten sexual pleasure and lovemaking.
This program includes a series of asanas (postures) that use yoga's combination of movement, breathing, and focus to release sexual power. Sensual, erotic, and guaranteed to improve sexual performance, the poses are also designed to improve one's ability to navigate both the physical and emotional demands of intimacy. Rooted in the rich tradition of yoga but far from an esoteric Indian practice, the program in this book is suitable for everyone from new students to experienced yoga practitioners.
This document advertises a symposium featuring two spiritual authors - Iya Afin, Ayobunmi Sangode and Raining Deer. They will share their knowledge and experience of indigenous rites of passage ceremonies traditionally used to help girls transition to womanhood. The event will discuss the purpose and importance of these rites in traditional societies, describe gods and goddesses, and ceremonies from birth to death. It will also include a practical application ceremony and Q&A session. Attendees will be uplifted and empowered while also receiving books from each author.
Heartfulness Magazine - October 2022 (Volume 7, Issue 10)heartfulness
October 10 is Mental Health Day, so this month we focus on mental and emotional well-being, with insights into how to navigate times of stress, loss, helplessness, and loneliness. Our authors and artists explore self-care, the art of emotional wisdom, how to manage failure and disappointment, the workplace, intergenerational wisdom, holistic education, inner and outer ecology, preserving and caring for water, and simple ways to become a better leader.
We are currently planning the topics for 2023, so if you would like to share your ideas, please contact us at contributions@heartfulnessmagazine.com.
Dadi Janki is a 106-year-old spiritual leader who has dedicated her life to serving others and spreading her message of spirituality, peace, and harmony. She co-founded centers for the Brahma Kumaris in over 90 countries that provide social services and facilitate personal development. Throughout her career, Dadi Janki has advised the United Nations on issues of human rights, development, and the environment. She is recognized internationally for her spiritual leadership and contributions to interfaith understanding.
Namasmāran, or remembrance of the divine name, is an important practice in Hindu dharma for managing stress. Our stress arises from the internal conflict between our soul's attraction towards the divine and temptation's pull towards worldly pleasures. When we are unable to conquer these distracting forces, we experience a state of spiritual unrest or "glani of dharma". Namasmāran helps reorient our thinking and existence towards fulfilling our soul's quest, leading to the simultaneous blossoming of oneself and all people. Through this practice, our personal and social lives become reorganized to support our soul's urging, decisively defeating stress from moment to moment. Namasmāran belongs to spiritual life but
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Buddhism, including:
1) Buddhism is not a religion in the traditional sense as it does not involve worship of a god, but is rather a philosophy and way of life focused on ethics and awakening.
2) Central to Buddhism is the teachings of Buddha, especially the Four Noble Truths about the nature of suffering and its causes, and the Eightfold Path to end suffering.
3) Key concepts include karma, samsara, nirvana, and the three jewels of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha that Buddhists take refuge in.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Buddhism, including:
1) Buddhism is not a religion in the traditional sense as it does not involve worship of a god, but can be considered a religion as it is a way of life focused on ethics, psychology, and spiritual awakening.
2) Central to Buddhism is the teachings of Buddha, especially the Four Noble Truths about the nature of suffering and its causes, and the Eightfold Path to end suffering.
3) Other important concepts discussed include karma, samsara, nirvana, anatman, and the three jewels of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.
Abhay Bhutada, the Managing Director of Poonawalla Fincorp Limited, is an accomplished leader with over 15 years of experience in commercial and retail lending. A Qualified Chartered Accountant, he has been pivotal in leveraging technology to enhance financial services. Starting his career at Bank of India, he later founded TAB Capital Limited and co-founded Poonawalla Finance Private Limited, emphasizing digital lending. Under his leadership, Poonawalla Fincorp achieved a 'AAA' credit rating, integrating acquisitions and emphasizing corporate governance. Actively involved in industry forums and CSR initiatives, Abhay has been recognized with awards like "Young Entrepreneur of India 2017" and "40 under 40 Most Influential Leader for 2020-21." Personally, he values mindfulness, enjoys gardening, yoga, and sees every day as an opportunity for growth and improvement.
Falcon stands out as a top-tier P2P Invoice Discounting platform in India, bridging esteemed blue-chip companies and eager investors. Our goal is to transform the investment landscape in India by establishing a comprehensive destination for borrowers and investors with diverse profiles and needs, all while minimizing risk. What sets Falcon apart is the elimination of intermediaries such as commercial banks and depository institutions, allowing investors to enjoy higher yields.
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Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of medicine and philosophy that originated over 5,000 years ago. It is based on concepts from the Vedas and Upanishads and incorporates teachings from practices like yoga and Buddhism. The philosophy sees the human being as an integration of body, mind, and spirit and aims to achieve balance through practices like herbal remedies, massage, meditation and a balanced lifestyle. It views illness as an imbalance that can be corrected by making adjustments in diet, behavior and other daily habits according to individual constitution and seasonal changes.
In April, Heartfulness Magazine explores the fruits of inner observation, the intelligence of the heart, non-verbal communication, and the beauty of nature in your backyard. Children can look out for a top secret mission of kindness and a story about a big-hearted elephant. A new series starts in this issue on the evolution of consciousness by Kamlesh D. Patel, which will continue for the rest of the year. We welcome you to Issue 6, with the hope that you will find new ways to unlock your own inner resources.
#Barkatt_E_Magazine #May2020
After receiving the great response for our First Issue of Our #Barkatt_E_Magazine , we are delighted to introduce you to the Second Issue of Barkatt E-Magazine.
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This issue features several #articles. Every article speaks to challenge, opportunity, and the transformative power of hope. We hope you will find it interesting and useful.
Maybe you have a family member or friend who may benefit from the information in our E- Magazine so feel free to share…
Enjoy Reading!
The document discusses cultural and religious traditions surrounding menstruation in various societies and faiths. It notes that in Hinduism, menstruating women were traditionally seen as ritually unclean and subject to certain restrictions. However, some argue this view lacks logic since menstruation is a natural biological function. The document also examines perspectives on menstruation in Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam and mythology, noting some traditions that prohibited menstruating women from certain religious activities or viewed menstruation as a punishment. Overall, the document analyzes cultural taboos around menstruation from historical and religious perspectives.
Philanthropist and women's health advocate Michelle King Robson shares her personal story of how a health crisis brought her to focus on women's health advocacy and empowerment. After undergoing a hysterectomy at age 42 that caused severe physical and mental health issues, she was inspired to create EmpowHER, a comprehensive women's health website and community. EmpowHER now reaches over 2 million women per month and provides health information and support. Robson advocates for putting women's health and voices at the center and empowering women to take charge of their own healthcare.
Heartfulness Magazine - November 2019(Volume 4, Issue 11)heartfulness
We need food to maintain life. In this edition we hear from Luke Coutinho on “we are what we eat”, and Daaji on the universal principle of food. We explore Ayurvedic principles of eating and the Airfield Estate in Ireland, and Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee tells us how to cook with love. Daaji concludes his Yogic Psychology series with practical solutions to regaining mental health.
Heartfulness Magazine - March 2023 (Volume 8, Issue 3)heartfulness
In the March edition, our authors and artists explore ways to recognize needs and incorporate them into daily life: how to use heartful suggestions to focus resolve; the nature of needs, and how to differentiate between needs and wants; needs in the workplace; and how we become more carefree when we reduce our needs and wants. We learn about ayurvedic principles of healthy eating, the effects of electromagnetic pollution, heartful cooking, and what goes into preparing a yummy healthy breakfast. In the Wisdom Bridge series, Daaji shares some thoughts on cultivating wisdom as a tried and tested way to better understand our own needs and those of others.
As human beings, all aspects of our life are closely connected- physical, emotional, social, financial and spiritual. Any imbalance in one affects the other.
Saraswathi Kumar offers interactive workshops, personal sessions and organizational coaching aimed at helping people experience freedom, power, growth and fulfillment in every area of their lives. She enjoys being a conscious guide in your evolution to freedom and holistic living.
Heartfulness Magazine - November 2020 (Volume 5, Issue 11)heartfulness
With the pandemic not yet over, this month we look at “Rebuilding the Future.” Daaji shares some tips on how to become the best version of ourselves, IchakAdizes explores perfection, Barbara Bush continues with her vision of communities for health, and Audrey Lin walks the talk with kindness and compassion. Mariam and NivaalRehman champion education for girls, Michael Lewin recommends journal writing, Karishma Desai experiences a gratitude practice, Michael Richardson discusses the fabric of reality, and Aditi Saxena advocates the value of martial arts in self-mastery. Rounding out the positivity is ceramicist, Ira Chaudhari, a dynamic nonagenarian. As 2020 draws to an uncertain end, we celebrate a practical vision for the future.
This document provides a summary of a Hindu magazine article about religion and Swami Vivekananda's views on the meaning and relevance of religion. The summary discusses how Swami Vivekananda responded to critics who questioned the necessity of religion by explaining that religion allows people to inquire into the infinite and helps satisfy different types of minds. It also discusses how Swami Vivekananda saw Hinduism as a universal religion that could be practiced through different paths like karma yoga, bhakti yoga, raja yoga, and jnana yoga according to one's inclination.
In the May issue of Heartfulness Magazine, we dive deep into our contributors' meditation practices. One writer comes to it through their personal journey from childhood to old age, others from the perspective of epigenetics, by analogy with gardening, in bringing simplicity to daily life, and most significantly with insight into how meditation aids in the evolution of consciousness. In every instance this wisdom brings insight to everyday living. Join us in this feast for the inner world!
For children, there is a wonderful activity on gratitude, and the second part of the story of the beautiful white elephant, Mana.
Inside, find details of the upcoming Heartfulness conventions in Detroit, Los Angeles and New Jersey in the month of June. We invite those of you who live in the US to join the convention closest to you to experience Heartfulness meditation firsthand.
Last Updated on 23 Sep, 2018
The Biggest Conspiracy & Injustice of this Century!
Download & Share:
Internet Archive (PDF/ PPT and Other Formats): https://archive.org/details/CriticalAppraisalOfAsharamjiBapuV4.x
Other Download Links @
https://sites.google.com/view/asharamji-bapu-exposed/universal-truth
Watch Even More:
https://www.youtube.com/user/SantAmritvani
This document is an excerpt from a book about women's health and menstrual cycles. It discusses how ancient cultures used to view menstruation as a sacred time for women, whereas modern western society views it with shame. The author believes reconnecting with our menstrual cycles can help heal wounds from negative societal messages. She describes creating a menarche ceremony for herself and encouraging other women to do the same to celebrate their transition to womanhood.
Sexy yoga 40 poses for mindblowing sex and greater intimacyTheotis Davis
First revealed over 2,000 years ago in the Kama Sutra, the link between yoga and sex has been generally recognized but widely ignored - until now. In Sexy Yoga, Ellen Barrett, popular author and instructor for New York's Crunch studios, offers the modern yoga student a specific program designed to transform and heighten sexual pleasure and lovemaking.
This program includes a series of asanas (postures) that use yoga's combination of movement, breathing, and focus to release sexual power. Sensual, erotic, and guaranteed to improve sexual performance, the poses are also designed to improve one's ability to navigate both the physical and emotional demands of intimacy. Rooted in the rich tradition of yoga but far from an esoteric Indian practice, the program in this book is suitable for everyone from new students to experienced yoga practitioners.
This document advertises a symposium featuring two spiritual authors - Iya Afin, Ayobunmi Sangode and Raining Deer. They will share their knowledge and experience of indigenous rites of passage ceremonies traditionally used to help girls transition to womanhood. The event will discuss the purpose and importance of these rites in traditional societies, describe gods and goddesses, and ceremonies from birth to death. It will also include a practical application ceremony and Q&A session. Attendees will be uplifted and empowered while also receiving books from each author.
Heartfulness Magazine - October 2022 (Volume 7, Issue 10)heartfulness
October 10 is Mental Health Day, so this month we focus on mental and emotional well-being, with insights into how to navigate times of stress, loss, helplessness, and loneliness. Our authors and artists explore self-care, the art of emotional wisdom, how to manage failure and disappointment, the workplace, intergenerational wisdom, holistic education, inner and outer ecology, preserving and caring for water, and simple ways to become a better leader.
We are currently planning the topics for 2023, so if you would like to share your ideas, please contact us at contributions@heartfulnessmagazine.com.
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4. omen have wielded profound influence in shaping the landscape of technology. From the early
Wpioneers like Ada Lovelace to the contemporary captains of major tech conglomerates, women have
orchestrated remarkable feats. Their contributions have been pivotal in generating novel concepts
and revolutionizing our interaction with digital innovations.
Across the annals of history, women have assumed commanding roles as transformative business leaders,
effecting substantial changes across diverse domains. Despite encountering gender-based challenges, their
accomplishments remain nothing short of extraordinary, setting the trajectory for forthcoming advancements.
Their indelible mark spans an array of sectors encompassing technology, finance, commerce, and healthcare. Let
us spotlight some of these exceptional women making waves in the realm of business.
Women have long been recognized for their substantial contributions as influential business leaders. In the latest
edition of "The 10 Most Admired Women Leaders in Business, 2023" by Entrepreneurial Outlook, these
exceptional women are celebrated for their remarkable achievements and inspiring leadership in various
industries. From innovative entrepreneurs to visionary executives, these women have left an indelible mark on
the business world and continue to serve as role models for aspiring leaders.
The cover has Sahara Rose who stands out as a prominent figure. As the host of the immensely popular
spirituality podcast, Highest Self, and a three-time best-selling author, she has garnered a significant following.
Beyond her literary achievements, she is the founder of both the Dharma Coaching Institute and Rose Gold
Goddesses, further cementing her position as a multifaceted entrepreneur in the field.
At her core, Sahara's mission is to guide others in discovering their dharma, their soul's purpose, and unleashing
their fullest expression. Her vision is to collectively raise the planet's vibration, fostering a harmonious and
enlightened world. With a diverse skill set that includes being an Ayurveda expert, inspirational speaker, DJ, and
dance enthusiast, she approaches the spiritual journey with an emphasis on joy and fun, believing that true
service arises from embracing one's highest joy.
In this special edition, we're going to share stories and interviews about remarkable women leaders who are
making a positive impact. Our goal is to highlight their contributions and inspire awareness about the positive
changes they're creating in the world.
So, let's get started!
Changing the World
13. n the world of spirituality and personal
Igrowth, Sahara Rose stands out as a
prominent figure. As the host of the
immensely popular spirituality podcast, Highest
Self, and a three-time best-selling author, she has
garnered a significant following. Beyond her
literary achievements, she is the founder of both
the Dharma Coaching Institute and Rose Gold
Goddesses, further cementing her position as a
multifaceted entrepreneur in the field.
Deepak Chopra, a renowned figure in the realm of
spiritual wisdom, has acknowledged Sahara Rose
as "a leading voice for the millennial generation
into the new paradigm shift," underscoring her
impact and influence on a broader audience.
At her core, Sahara's mission is to guide others in
discovering their dharma, their soul's purpose,
and unleashing their fullest expression. Her vision
is to collectively raise the planet's vibration,
fostering a harmonious and enlightened world.
With a diverse skill set that includes being an
Ayurveda expert, inspirational speaker, DJ, and
dance enthusiast, she approaches the spiritual
journey with an emphasis on joy and fun,
believing that true service arises from embracing
one's highest joy.
Sahara's Ayurvedic Journey
At 21 years old, Sahara faced health challenges,
weighing only 87 pounds and experiencing
hypothalamic amenorrhea. Doctors warned her
that her body was entering perimenopause and
predicted osteoporosis by her 50s, along with the
inability to have children. They prescribed various
medications like hormone replacement therapy
and antidepressants, but Sahara believed that the
root of her imbalances required a deeper
approach. Instead, she embarked on a journey of
self-healing, which eventually led her to discover
Ayurveda.
Ayurveda is an ancient Indian health system that
focuses on the mind-body connection. As Sahara
learned about the Vata Dosha, which represents
the air archetype, it felt like she was reading her
own diary. Not only did it explain her health
issues, but it also described her personality
perfectly. Embracing this wisdom in her life,
Sahara noticed significant changes. Her sleep
improved, her mind became less restless, and she
gained clarity in her thoughts. She felt grounded,
peaceful, and was finally able to digest food
without experiencing pain.
For two years, Sahara immersed herself in
Ayurvedic studies and started considering how to
update this ancient system for modern times.
While traditional Ayurveda discouraged the
consumption of raw foods due to factors like
contaminated soil and lack of refrigeration in
ancient India, Sahara saw that modern nutrition
emphasized the importance of fresh raw fruits and
vegetables. As a result, she reformed certain
Ayurvedic recipes to accommodate contemporary
lifestyles and dietary practices.
Path of Transformation
Sahara writes books that others wish they had
during their own journeys. When she needed to
heal her body, she delved into studying Ayurveda,
which later inspired her to write “Idiot's Guide to
Ayurveda" and "Eat Feel Fresh." Her pursuit of
sharing spiritual wisdom faced challenges, as she
was initially rejected by 30 publishers. However,
she persevered and ended up with two best-selling
books, both with forewords by Deepak Chopra. As
people expressed curiosity about her success, she
decided to pen "Discover Your Dharma."
Currently, Sahara is working on a book that
chronicles her personal journey towards
sensuality and embodiment after her divorce. She
views life as a source of valuable lessons, which
she passionately transmits to others through her
teachings.
Empowering Others to Awaken, Raise
Consciousness, and Fulfill Their Dharma
Sahara always knew she was born on this planet to
help others, but she wasn't sure how. Her parents
had experienced tough times, like being refugees
and immigrants, facing child marriage, female
suppression, and political imprisonment. Because
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14. of this, she felt it was her duty to save
theworld.
During her younger years, she
dedicated herself to volunteering with
organizations and leading Human
Rights campaigns as the president of
her local Amnesty International
Chapter.She also studied International
D eve l o p m e n t . T h r o u g h t h e s e
experiences, she came to understand
that changing the world required
changingpeople'sthinking.
Instead of commanding people, she
believed in raising their awareness and
consciousness. If people could become
more aware,they would naturally make
better decisions,creating a fairer,more
abundant, and beautiful world for
everyone. This realization led her to a
mission to awaken others to the
wisdomwithinthemselves.
Sahara believed that none of us are
here by chance; each person has a
purpose.Shethoughtthatbeinghereat
this specific time meant you were
meant to raise consciousness and be
part of a big shift. Your unique gifts,
strengths, and interests are not
accidental; they carry the purpose of
yoursoul,yourdharma.
Embracing the Human Experience
Sahara created the podcast she wished
she had - one that was down-to-earth,
relatable, inclusive, and enjoyable. For
her, spirituality is not about
disconnecting from the body but
about fully embracing it. She believes
that we are in these human bodies for
a purpose, and the journey to higher
consciousness is through
embodiment.
In her podcast, Sahara chooses topics
based on the meaningful
conversations she has in her own life.
She invites guests who have been
both teachers and peers in her
journey. The podcast is unfiltered and
intentional, making it a huge success
over the past 7 years. Listeners
resonate with its raw and purposeful
approach to spirituality and life.
Modern Ayurveda
Sahara's passion lies in making
Ayurvedic nutrition accessible,
relatable, and relevant for the present
time. She recognizes that the world
has changed significantly since the
ancient Ayurvedic era, which dates
back 5000 years. Back then,
refrigeration did not exist, so the
recommendation in Ayurveda to avoid
food cooked more than three hours
Cover Story
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15. ago made sense as it would spoil.
However, in today's world, adhering
strictly to freshly cooking every meal
right before eating and discarding any
leftovers would be impractical and
hinder people from fulfilling their
responsibilities and life purposes
(dharma).
To address this challenge, Sahara
promotes the idea of meal-prepping
as a helpful way to incorporate the six
tastes of Ayurveda into one's diet. By
preparing a daily Six Taste Bowl,
which she shares recipes for in her
book "Eat Feel Fresh," people can still
enjoy the benefits of Ayurvedic
principles without compromising
their daily routines and commitments.
This approach allows for practicality
and convenience while embracing the
wisdom of Ayurvedic nutrition to
maintain balance and well-being in
modern life.
Five Stages of Spiritual Discovery
and Fulfillmen
Sahara offers practical guidance for
individuals on their journey to
discover their dharma through five
stages:
Stage 1: Self-Awareness
Ÿ You realize there must be more to
life than what you've been
experiencing.
Ÿ You sense a deeper purpose but
have no idea where to start or
what it is.
Ÿ The need for a radical change
becomes apparent, spurred by pain
or feeling numb.
Ÿ This marks the planting of the
seed of dharma.
Stage 2: Self-Improvement
Ÿ You make it a mission to better
yourself physically and mentally.
Ÿ Adopting practices like yoga,
reading self-help books, and
meditation.
Ÿ Letting go of habits that no longer
serve you.
Ÿ The seed of dharma is watered
during this stage.
Stage 3: Awakening
Ÿ Your focus shifts from self-
improvement to self-discovery.
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16. Ÿ Realizing you are not just your
body and mind, but a soul in a
body with a mind.
Ÿ Exploring spiritual topics and
practices like yoga, meditation,
and energy healing.
Ÿ Your worldview undergoes a
profound shift, and you engage in
healing work.
Ÿ The seed of dharma begins to
sprout.
Stage 4: Higher Consciousness
Ÿ You openly embrace your spiritual
beliefs and practices.
Ÿ Sharing your journey with others,
even on social media or with
friends and family.
Ÿ Realizing that your current job
may not fully align with who you
are becoming.
Ÿ Continuing your spiritual growth
through various means, like
shadow work and ancestral
healing.
Ÿ Understanding that life is
happening for you, not to you, and
taking control of your
transformation.
Ÿ The dharma sprout starts to grow
during this stage.
Stage 5: Stepping Into Your Dharma
Ÿ Embodying your true self, you
connect with your deeper purpose.
Ÿ Recognizing your sacred mission
and transitioning from a self-
centered to a service-oriented
mindset.
Ÿ Your spiritual practice becomes a
foundation for healing humanity
and the world.
Ÿ Transforming any aspect of your
life that doesn't align with your
mission.
Ÿ Understanding that you are a
channel for cosmic wisdom and
serving the world through your
highest joy.
Ÿ This is when you truly embody
your dharma and the truth of who
you are.
“You can read these all in more detail in
Discover Your Dharma.”
Ancient Wisdom Unveiled
Sahara introduces a special deck
steeped in the wisdom of the Vedas,
which serves as a visionary tool to
access your yogic intuition. Each card
in this deck represents different
aspects of yourself, portrayed by
sacred figures and concepts deeply
rooted in yoga and Ayurveda. The
cards are adorned with beautiful
ethereal artwork featuring original
ancient statues, allowing you to gain
insights into your present and receive
guidance for the future. By using this
deck, you can connect with your inner
wisdom and unlock a profound
understanding of yourself. It's a
unique way to tap into the timeless
knowledge of the Vedas and enhance
your spiritual journey.
Unleashing Authenticity
One of Sahara's biggest challenges
was overcoming the fear of haters. She
was concerned about how people
would perceive a spiritual author who
also enjoyed twerking, DJing, and
having fun. She felt pressured to fit
into a specific box, thinking she had
to wear all white and mala beads to be
taken seriously. However, she realized
that wasn't her true self. When she
embraced her full expression and
shared her authentic self, her
audience actually grew.
While some people couldn't handle
her twerk vibes, Sahara decided not to
dim her light for those who haven't
discovered their own authenticity.
Embracing embodiment became a
cornerstone of her work, and she
recently introduced the Certified
Embodiment Coach Certification at
the Highest Self Institute. Through
her journey, she learned the
importance of staying true to herself
and accepting that not everyone will
resonate with her, and that's okay. By
being authentic, she attracted the
right audience who appreciated and
connected with her true self.
Transparent and Inclusive Creative
Process
Sahara believes in sharing from her
heart and honoring her transitions
while taking people along on her
journey. Instead of waiting until the
final product is complete, she includes
her audience in the process. She offers
a behind-the-scenes look at
everything she creates, whether it's
hosting her Highest Self Weekend
event or working on her new album.
By sharing these experiences with her
audience, nothing feels like a sudden
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17. surprise. People understand the
dedication and devotion that goes
into all of Sahara's creations. This
approach fosters a deeper connection
with her followers as they get to
witness the passion and effort that
she pours into her work. Sahara's
transparency and inclusiveness create
a sense of community and allow her
audience to feel a part of her creative
journey.
Sahara is thrilled about creating her
first-ever album, which serves as a
transmission focused on sensuality
and embodiment. She firmly believes
that the future of communication lies
in sound, as it allows us to feel on a
deeper level through our bodies
compared to thinking through the
mind. This album is a beautiful fusion
of her Persian lineage with
inspirations from African, Brazilian,
Latin, and Arabic cultures, all infused
with intentional meanings and
messages to help listeners embrace
their fullest expression.
In addition to her album, Sahara is
also excited to continue DJing around
the world. She brings her unique
Shakti Twerk movement to audiences,
celebrating tribal beats, global
grooves, and ancient melodies, all
wrapped up in an ecstatic dance
experience. For those interested in
experiencing her DJ sets, they can find
them available here.
Guidance for Spiritual and Personal
Development
Sahara's advice to individuals on their
spiritual and personal development
journey is to honor the creativity that
flows through them. Recognize it as
the divine gift bestowed upon you.
Don't wait for permission or approval
from anyone, including your parents,
to create what you are meant to be
and do. Embrace your unique calling
and purpose.
By saying yes to your dharma and
following your creative instincts, you
will unlock a path of unfolding and
growth. The more you embrace and
nurture your unique expression, the
clearer your purpose will become.
Trust in the process, and let your
creative energy guide you towards a
fulfilling and authentic life journey.
Transcendence
through Sound
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