Welcome to the Ask Sadhviji podcast. In this grounding and transformative meditation episode, Sadhviji begins by reflecting on the deeper purpose of meditation — not as an escape from the world, but as a social responsibility. She shares how meditation shapes us into kinder, less reactive human beings, helping us pause between thought and action, soften emotional reactivity, and live with greater awareness and compassion.
From this understanding, Sadhviji gently guides us into a So Hum meditation, using the natural rhythm of the breath as a doorway into presence. As the mantra flows with each inhale and exhale, the mind settles, the nervous system calms, and we rest more deeply in the awareness of who we truly are.
This practice invites us to move beyond being driven by emotion, anger, or the urge to numb ourselves through distraction or addiction. Instead, it cultivates clarity, steadiness, and conscious choice — within ourselves and in how we meet the world.
Tune in to experience:
Why meditation is not just personal healing, but collective medicine
How awareness creates a pause between impulse and action
The calming, anchoring power of the So Hum mantra
A practice to reduce reactivity and increase kindness
Resting in the still, spacious presence beneath thoughts and emotions
Join us for this meditation and allow So Hum — I am That — to guide you back to your true nature, where inner stillness naturally expresses itself as greater care, consciousness, and compassion in the world.
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Sadhviji has devoted her life to guiding individuals in liberating themselves from self-limiting be...