Karmic Liberation
one born into extreme luxury may appear to have “good karma” to an outsider, but what is really challenging them may not be defined by privilege and wealth and they may have an even harder time discerning what is Truth, what abundance truly means and may have to work much harder to discover the hidden layers of their subconscious, their samskaras and karma.
The Guru is in Everyone
In yoga, as with any great spiritual teaching, we learn that the most valuable and profound lesson is to know who we are in Truth ~ or, Self-realization. In Sanskrit the true Self is ‘Saakshaat’ and referred to as one’s ultimate guru to seek, for it is when we connect with that truest part of ourselves that all darkness, as the ‘illusory’ self, or ego-self, is dispelled. As long as we remain identified with the ego as who we think we are, then we remain trapped within the constant fear-based struggles of the ego-mind, or ‘Ahamkara’ in Sanskrit. The ego knows no peace and is constantly either seeking pleasure or avoiding pain.