Raji DevaAcross continents and civilizations, spiritual traditions have emerged to guide seekers toward enlightenment, self-realization, and unity with the Divine. Among them, Yoga and Kabbalah stand as two profound paths that, though distinct in origin, share strikingly similar wisdom.
Raji DevaA powerful reflection on true apology, accountability, and healing—why sincere admission transforms not just relationships but our soul.
Raji DevaWe live in a psychological battleground where "narcissist" has become a weaponized term, a clinical grenade lobbed into the trenches of "toxic" relationships. But what if I told you that narcissism isn't a condition of the few but the raw, unvarnished truth of most people and essentially our collective human experience?
Raji DevaModern yoga has lost its way, reducing a profound spiritual practice to a superficial focus on physical poses and appearances. True yoga, as outlined in Patanjali’s Eight Limbs, is a transformative path to self-realization—dissolving the ego, aligning with universal consciousness, and awakening humanity’s highest potential. By reclaiming the sacred essence of yoga, practitioners can create a quantum shift in both personal and collective consciousness, fostering harmony, unity, and healing. It’s time to stop posing and embrace yoga as a holistic journey, integrating meditation, breathwork, and inner awareness to reconnect with its true purpose: the evolution of human consciousness.