Speaking of Saraswati (Wisdom Talk)

The one who graces with words
that find harmony with the elements,
with all of life singing sweet eternal melodies
help bring that Sound to the ears of our Heart
Sharade Namami
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The one who graces with words
that find harmony with the elements,
with all of life singing sweet eternal melodies
help bring that Sound to the ears of our Heart
Sharade Namami
Shruti Bakshi created The LivingWise Project in 2016 to share from her spiritual path, which has evolved from yoga to Advaita to broader Vedanta and Bhakti. She has previously worked in banking and management consulting in London, Paris and Australia for several years. |
MBA, INSEAD Business School | MPhil, Cambridge University (Shell Centenary & Commonwealth Scholar) | Hatha yoga instructor (Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Academy)
Instagram: @shruti.heartwords
Books:
HeartWords: mystic poems |
From Dior to Dharma | Other books
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Beautiful commentary, with subtle insights.