In this opening module, you’ll explore the stories of your past that you hold onto and identities built around pain, betrayal, or disappointment. You’ll examine why you cling to thoughts such as “I’ll be free when…” or “I’ll be free if…” — and why the clinging itself becomes the cage. Sadhviji invites you to recognize that freedom isn’t found in changing your circumstances, but in releasing the iron grip of your attachment to them.

Sadhviji will share a transformative teaching from Ma Ganga (Ganges River) — the sacred river in India revered as the Divine Mother — and reveal the time when she stood in the water, offering it her pain, anger, and the identity of “the one who was harmed,” and let the river carry them away.

You’ll learn how to see through a layered lens, melding your body’s biography, your psyche’s patterns, and a deeper reality of being, and come to see that true freedom arises not from control, but from clarity and trust.

In this module, you’ll:

• Recognize why nothing outside of you is keeping you stuck — it’s your mind’s loops and identifications that hold you back
• Name the pains and expectations you’ve been unconsciously clinging to, and make a conscious, courageous choice to be free now — not someday
• Begin the process of rewriting your life from wholeness rather than fear
• Develop the discernment to tell the difference between the body’s biography, the psyche’s patterns, and your true self

Sadhviji draws from the timeless wisdom of The Bhagavad Gita — a sacred text of yogic philosophy — which teaches that true freedom comes from doing your work wholeheartedly while releasing attachment to the outcome. Plant the seeds, water them, shine your light, and surrender the harvest to Grace.

You’ll learn that when you act with sincerity and love, without bargaining for results in work, relationships, or even spiritual practices, you also release attachment to inaction, avoiding the subtle trap of avoidance.

You’ll be guided through an experiential practice noticing exactly where you cling to things in life — and you’ll journal to uncover what you might be holding onto for love, safety, or avoidance. With clarity and intention, you’ll learn how to release these unhealthy attachments. This practice helps you experience the lightness and flow that arise when you stop trying to control outcomes and instead allow life to move through you.

Through this process, you’ll step more fully into the role of a nimitta — an instrument of the Divine — learning to let energy shift from worry to worship, from gripping to giving, and from anxiety to peace. In the process, you’ll learn how to cultivate non-attachment, discernment, and courage without being bound by expectation.

In this module, you’ll:

• Recognize where you’re gripping life — related to results, approval, or control — and make a conscious choice to release
• Learn a special partner meditation on truly understanding who we are, and who we are NOT
• Practice journaling courageously about your attachments by identifying what you’re holding onto and why, then deciding on one next right action to take without attachment to the outcome
• Understand that non-attachment, or vairagya, is love in action and give fully without bargaining for recognition, success, or enlightenment
• Learn to do your duty while leaving the rest to the Universe — planting seeds, watering them, and letting the harvest unfold
• Avoid clinging to inaction, notice where avoidance or passivity shows up, and respond with courage and clarity
• Step into being a nimitta, and aligning your actions with a deeper, higher will

You’ll remember who you truly are: divine, aware, and free. When you see yourself only as a body, a personality, or a story, you shrink into the object of awareness instead of resting as “the one who’s aware.”

Sadhviji will invite you to step out of the actor’s role and into witness-consciousness, letting life be guided from the inside out — a place where dharma stops feeling like a distant goal and becomes something you’ll experience through presence, love, and devotion.

You’ll learn how to tune in to your intuition and tell it apart from the voices of fear, ego, or societal conditioning. With simple embodied practices, you’ll learn to press “accept” on your inner guidance and let a greater spirit flow through your choices. You’ll move through a reflective practice that helps you feel what it’s like to live from awareness instead of reactivity.

In time, you’ll learn to start integrating your intuition into everyday decision-making and begin rewriting your life from a place of trust and inner guidance. You’ll discover how to respond to life instead of reacting to it — leading in alignment with your deepest self.

In this module, you’ll:

• Remember that you are not the drama, you are the one who notices — divine, aware, and whole
• Practice a quiet contemplation or meditation where you’ll name a decision or choice that troubles you, and sense which path aligns with the flow of the Universe
• Move from actor to witness, stepping out of the role and into awareness, guided by true presence, not the past
• Understand that dharma is every moment, and bring sincerity, love, and devotion to what is in your hands today
• Decide from your body’s wisdom, noticing which options feel expansive or contracting, and learn to distinguish fear versus healthy caution

When life doesn’t follow your script, your faith may feel shattered. Sadhviji reframes faith not as a contract for good outcomes, but as anchoring in the presence that carries you through the waves.

We were never promised a waveless ocean. She’ll share why the true promise is that you need not rise and fall with every swell. You’ll learn how to recognize the soft voice of your inner divine self beneath the mind’s noise, desire, fear, and ego, and lean into that presence in challenging times, and think, “Be with me,” not “Make it go away.”

Building on the practice of acting without clinging to results, this session guides you to trust your intuition and take conscious steps, even when fear tempts you to remain small.

You’ll also take inventory of moments when inner guidance went unheeded and notice how much of your life is missed when fear overrides trust. You’ll learn to start small, honor your inner voice with action, and gradually cultivate a steady faith in your divine self.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• Faith is not a contract, and stop bargaining with the Universe over outcomes, rooting faith in presence, not payoff
• One intuitive impulse or small risk in your day, and take a step in trust, honoring the guidance you feel
• How to anchor in your infinite, divine self, and remain steady and free
• In hardship, “Carry me” becomes your mantra — staying strong in the storm, not escaping it
• How to listen to the quiet voice of intuition beneath the noise of desire, fear, and ego
• When to release attachment to the fruits of your actions

You’ll learn that a spiritual life isn’t pain-free, it’s truthful. Many of the world’s spiritual traditions are rooted in experiences of challenge, loss, and suffering. What hurts is the ego’s grip being wrestled from our lives. Release can sting, yet its grace can free you from patterns of anxiety, approval-seeking, and smallness, so the deeper, spacious heart can lead.

Sadhviji will show you how to honor difficulties without dramatizing their stories, distinguishing the emotional storm from the intuitive heart. Through the sacred ritual of “neti neti” (not this, not that), you’ll practice letting go in a way that lasts, creating space for love, trust, and divine flow. In the process, you’ll find out how to notice and release old identifications, anchor in presence, and move through life with greater ease and openness.

You’ll also be guided to create an inventory of what’s kept you bound, and symbolically offering it to the elements — fire, water, or earth. Through this deeply moving experiential release, you’ll invite the Divine to meet you in your surrender and transmute heaviness and pain into spaciousness and grace.

In this module, you’ll learn:

• To welcome the sting of release as a sign that old attachments are loosening rather than as a failure
• Engage in a sacred release ritual: Create an inventory of betrayals, grudges, and stories that have defined you, then offer them to the elements of fire, water, or earth
• A “Neti Neti” meditation, where you’ll silently repeat “Not this, not that,” naming and releasing identifications such as body, thought, role, fear, or craving
• Different ways to release roles and stories that no longer serve your heart and greater good
• How to transform the need for control into courageous trust in divine intelligence
• How to distinguish emotional reactivity from your intuitive heart, turning discomfort into insight and growth
• How to move from approval-seeking to anchoring in the completeness of your own being
• Strategies for staying present and continuing to take next right steps, even amid challenges, while remaining rooted in presence

You’ll learn to recognize projections — both yours and others — and respond with skill and presence. You’ll discover how to intervene without poisoning your heart, stay anchored in freedom, and create a field that invites positive change.

Noise, criticism, and chaos from others don’t have to become your internal climate. Sadhviji teaches that the crucial difference between pain and suffering is that pain may be unavoidable, but suffering is optional. Freedom comes when you relinquish control over others’ behavior and take full ownership of your response.

Judgment is simply projection and separation. Often, projecting your thoughts onto others is a defense mechanism that distances you from yourself. Compassion preserves your connections without collapsing your boundaries, allowing you to protect your peace while keeping your heart open.

In this module, you’ll learn:

• How to maintain your freedom even when external circumstances are chaotic or critical
• The practices “Stop, Take One Breath, Observe” and “Not Mine/What’s True” — and how to proceed with one compassionate step that serves your higher, freer self
• Various ways to recognize projections and refuse old reflexes such as people-pleasing, proving, or fighting
• How to transform judgment into witnessing, notice what you may be avoiding within yourself, and how to take skillful action without venom
• Techniques for compassionate boundary-setting, allowing for love and presence
• How embodying presence can inspire change in others while keeping your own energy anchored and clear

You’ve let go. Now what? This final session turns freedom into a day you can actually live — how you start your morning, move through work and relationships, serve as a nimitta (instrument of love), and release it all at night.

Sadhviji teaches the path of karma yoga and seva (selfless action), which helps purify and direct us to do what’s needed, see others as self, and allow peace to radiate through you.

You’ll learn how to build simple anchors — meditation, gratitude, micro-resets — and create a compassionate return plan for slip-ups and triggers. The aim isn’t perfection, it’s reliability. You’ll begin in presence, serve, and hand outcomes back to your divine true self, then repeat tomorrow. Experiencing these daily rhythms will help you cultivate grounded freedom, expand your capacity for love and service, and navigate challenges with clarity and ease.

In this module, you’ll learn:

• How to start each day anchored with meditation, gratitude, mantra, asana, or a spiritual walk
• A daily practice of choosing one anchor and committing to it, returning to it throughout the day to maintain presence and alignment
• How to use micro-resets, such as pausing before meals, tasks, or transitions to stay grounded and fully present
• Techniques for seeing others as Self, expanding your identity, and clearing ego-driven perceptions
• How to end your day in release and gratitude, forgiving what’s unfinished, and handing outcomes back to your true self
• Strategies for returning quickly after slips, using small daily practices (1-minute meditation, asana, or mantra) to reinforce consistency and presence