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Shakti Durga’s Latest Teachings
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Podcast: Agents of Change
On 24 February 2023, Goddess Artha shared how the elements work in inner and outer worlds, the pain of rigidity on the spiritual path, how circumstances are always leading us to greater compassion, and how creativity and lustre to become agents of change. Explanatory...
Podcast: The Human Wound of Separation
On 11 November 2022, Goddess Artha shared about the existential wound of separation and not feeling good enough as humans leave the soul into the astral worlds. She also discussed the distortion of memories and the importance of connecting with the Gods and Goddesses;...
Podcast: Sacred Gift From The Sun – Discussion
Discussion of the teaching given by Goddess Artha on 4 November 2022. In this episode Shakti Durga adds her insight to the teaching given by Goddess Artha the week before. The discussion is delivered at a more grounded vibration and forms an important bridge for...
Devotion: Letters to Initiates 9 – Vandanam
Our culture encourages self-absorption. Our ego quite enjoys this, and places itself at the apex of creation! The ego does not like to bow to anyone. It would prefer to be bowed to, or to avoid the whole subject. The soul on the other hand understands unity, humility...
Podcast: Sacred Gift From The Sun
On 4 November 2022, Goddess Artha shared how life on Earth is inherently subject to change, with this instability requiring us to develop discernment; she shared the importance of calling on the gods and goddesses regularly to help us; she noted that humans incarnate...
Podcast: Sacred Mountains – Discussion
Discussion of the teaching given by Goddess Artha on 14 October 2022. In this episode Shakti Durga adds her insight to the teaching given by Goddess Artha the week before. The discussion is delivered at a more grounded vibration and forms an important bridge for...
Devotion: Letters to Initiates 8 – Pada Seva
Pada or Padukas are the sandals typically worn in ancient India. They had a flat base and a knob that rises up between the big toe and second toe. They can be very simple or very ornate. Pada Seva literally means worshipping the feet or sandals of the deity or guru....
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Devotion: Letters to Initiates 11 – Sakhayam
Sakhayam means considering the Divine to be our closest, most intimate friend. How could this be when the Divine is so vast and invisible to boot? Some can cultivate this state through the philosophy of Advaita, a philosophy which says we are no different from the...
Devotion: Letters to Initiates 10 – Dasyam
Dasyam means being the servant. It inspires us to be constantly aware of the Divine as the conductor and orchestrator of our life, to whom we are a humble and devoted servant. We spiritual travellers want to be the hollow bone through which the divine current pours,...
Devotion: Letters to Initiates 9 – Vandanam
Our culture encourages self-absorption. Our ego quite enjoys this, and places itself at the apex of creation! The ego does not like to bow to anyone. It would prefer to be bowed to, or to avoid the whole subject. The soul on the other hand understands unity, humility...
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Latest Podcasts
Podcast: Agents of Change
On 24 February 2023, Goddess Artha shared how the elements work in inner and outer worlds, the pain of rigidity on the spiritual path, how circumstances are always leading us to greater compassion, and how creativity and lustre to become agents of change. Explanatory...
Podcast: Curiosity – Discussion
Discussion of the teaching given by Goddess Artha on 16 December 2022. In this episode Shakti Durga adds her insight to the teaching given by Goddess Artha the week before. The discussion is delivered at a more grounded vibration and forms an important bridge...
Podcast: Curiosity
On 16 December 2022, Goddess Artha shared how time operates differently in different astral landscapes, the benefit of curiosity, why it’s good to have a spiritual teacher and hierarchy in the Aquarian Age. Explanatory note: Green Meme Consciousness, Goddess Artha is...