Awakened Heart with Satyaa & Pari

Awakened heart is a gift to us, which may be a small precursor for everyday life. In this podcast, we will address some essential questions and, above all, shed light on how we can live spirituality, awareness, mindfulness, whatever term is right for us, in a very practical way in everyday life, at any time and in any place. We reveal some secrets about certain mysteries and beliefs and clear up a few essential misunderstandings to rediscover the open secret of love, compassion and kindness. It is a reminder of our presence. Because it's not about how we can achieve this or that state, but how we can be in harmony with ourselves and with the nature around us.

Satyaa was born in France and grew up in Geneva, Switzerland, where she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. At a very early age she felt the call for freedom and a higher meaning in life and she travelled to India, where she spent many years, first in the ashram of Osho and later with Papaji in Lucknow, North India. There she found her true home. She is a composer, singer, songwriter and mother and together with Pari she has been traveling and sharing the love for freedom and true happiness in their seminars, retreats and concerts, worldwide.

Pari Laskaridis was born in Greece and grew up in Germany where he studied Psychology. His search for a deeper meaning in life led him at a young age to India and many ashrams. First he spent many years with Osho and later with Papaji in Lucknow. Pari is a master who is guiding many people to their one’s own heart. He is a Satsang teacher, musician, husband and father. He runs a seminar centre in Corfu and, together with his wife Satyaa, regularly provides retreats and concerts mainly in Greece and Germany, but also throughout Europe and worldwide.

The recordings are based on a series of conversations that took place in early 2024.

Awakened Heart with Satyaa & Pari

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You only can dance without fear

You only can dance without fear

12m 42s

When Satyaa was in Pune she danced a lot, but also Papaji loved to see her dancing. Once he told her ‘Only the one can dance who has no fear’. It was and still is a beautiful way to express all the emotions, which arise and to see how fast an emotion can change if we do not reject them.

In this episode we explore the power of dancing, but also what Satyaa would do in case she would have the chance to meet Papaji again in person.

How to find a master?

How to find a master?

8m 16s

For many spiritual seekers it is essential at one point to meet a master. But how to find one? Often it is not obvious or immediately visible, and yet life gives us unmistakable signs, as it did for Satyaa when she heard about Papaji from three different sources in one day.

In this episode, Satyaa and Pari share how Papaji entered their lives and how it was, without any doubt, clear from the beginning that this man knows.

The blessings of masters

The blessings of masters

21m 5s

At the beginning it could be possible not to see the luck when we have the chance to be with a master. In addition to the loving care of a master, meeting someone like this could also be direct and confrontational, which serves to let go of one's own concepts and ideas of how something should be.

Also, Pari felt at the time when he stayed with Papaji immediately the sweet connectedness with him till the point where Pari realized that also this connectedness is a source of pain. Recognizing these self-made concepts and ideas is perhaps even one of...

The non-teaching in the teaching of Papaji

The non-teaching in the teaching of Papaji

16m 23s

In this episode, Satyaa and Pari give some insights into the time spent with Papaji as their beloved master, living in his grace and walking the path of the pathless to this today. The beauty of being with a being like Papaji is that everyone gets exactly what they need according to their own development. Although it was probably easy to overlook his enlightenment because of his ordinary way of life, every glance, every step, every moment was a teaching. The paradox of it that there was no teaching and Papaji destroyed the concept of a master being someone special...