Amrita Drops
April 9 2020
Dohas are spontaneous songs of spiritual experience, celebration, and prayer. Amrita Drops is a doha from Shambhavi Sarasvati. Mp3 and lyrics included. Read More
Boring or Magical? You Choose.
November 17 2017
Shambhavi Sarasvati and her students riff on boring vs. magical. If spiritual practice is to open us to the magic of life, we have to stop insisting on being so darn boring! Read More
God has no Mission (so neither do you)
December 19 2014
As we become more immersed in natural continuity, the sense of urgency about protecting, defending and defining our small self begins to radically fade. Then we can experience life’s diverse manifestations from the perspective of actors rather than true believers. By Shambhavi Sarasvati Read More
Life @ Play
September 28 2013
When my astrology teacher told me that the best place for Jaya Kula was Portland, Maine, I laughed heartily. What great alchemy for everyone! Who can take such a move too seriously? Perfect. By Shambhavi Sarasvati Read More
How to Make Ghee
August 11 2011
Ghee, or Indian-style clarified butter, is super-easy to make. It’s also a wonderful, tri-doshic food that nourishes your tissues, emotions, senses, and mind. By Shambhavi Sarasvati Read More
Anandamayi MA’s Birthday
April 27 2007
There is no being born or dying. From another perspective, we are on a path and learning. Ritual celebration makes sense. By Shambhavi Sarasvati Read More
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