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

Latest episodes

The essence of Hearts on Fire

The essence of Hearts on Fire

25m 8s

For more than 20 years, Satyaa and Pari have been opening their doors in Corfu to share their dedication for truth and love. The original idea was to offer a combination of singing and Satsang outside of the context of a normal seminar house. It all started with a seminar called 'Garden of Peace'.
This episode unfolds why Satyaa and Pari encourage participants not to follow them, but to discover their own source of Trust, and what “Hearts on Fire” is really about.

Love is calling for love

Love is calling for love

15m 40s

The sweet love affair with Papaji was and still is characterized by a deep connection that cannot be put into words and at the same time it is not just connection because connection is based on separation.
Ordinary love affairs usually have a beginning and an end and need some personal involvement, but in this highest love affair possible all things disappear. It is like a duett of one. It starts with ‘me’ and ‘that’ and ends melting into One.

How to keep the fire of love in everyday life alive?

How to keep the fire of love in everyday life alive?

10m 10s

There are habits in everyday life that can nourish or diminish the quality of the relationship in a partnership. In this episode, Satyaa and Pari share how they nurture their love for each other. Especially when working together, it is crucial that not every professional matter ends up on the kitchen table. And believe it or not, but Pari never had a single day off from ‘work’ before he met Satyaa. He has learnt to appreciate quality time all the more. Here you can hear what habits the two of them have without making a concept out of it.

The decision to commit

The decision to commit

11m 59s

In this episode Satyaa and Pari share how relationships have to be understood in the light of our abilities to have a good time with ourselves first. This creates a deep commitment first to one self, which enables us having this commitment to others. Because most of our human problems are so called relationship problems, but being alone does not mean we would have a better time and being with someone will also not guarantee to have a better time. Both concepts are applied in a wrong way. They unfold a way finding the proper balance between personal freedom versus...