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This question goes back to the core question of how we integrate love, happiness, and
consciousness into our lives, and that is a big and essential question. In this episode, Satyaa &
Pari share insightful information about which factors support to be in peace with ourselves and
what it needs to show children and young people that they are loved. In addition, Pari shows
his willingness to talk about this even at large gatherings of a political and educational nature.

In relationships, we often expect everything to be harmonious and by that placing a burden on
ourselves or putting ourselves under pressure. Satyaa & Pari share honestly and authentically
what we better focus on in relationships, especially when things aren't going well or the other
person isn't meeting our expectations the way how we want him or her to behave. Above all,
they show how the third partner is available to help and is just waiting to merge into a true
union. This episode is a guide to loving interactions in all our relationships.

In this episode, Satyaa talks about her time in Lucknow and the five years she spent with
Papaji. Her words convey her love and deep respect for her master, and even today she still
feels a deep connection to him. Ultimately, the proximity to be with a master is a gift and can
not be taken for granted.

For over 30 years, Satyaa & Pari have been opening their Garden of Peace in Arillas every year to share love, freedom and truth with anyone who is interested. The ‘Hearts on Fire’ retreat is undoubtedly one of Satyaa & Pari’s highlights. It is guided by Papaji’s blessings and offers daily sessions of Kundalini Yoga, Mantra chanting and Satsang. This episode is an interview recorded during the 2026 retreat and offers a glimpse into ‘Hearts on Fire’. All retreat and event dates can be found on the website: https://www.satyaa-pari.com/

We can work on ourselves continuously, and there will always be something to do. It may even
take tremendous effort to achieve effortlessness, and although this may seem like a
contradiction, Satyaa and Pari share what this is all about in this episode. They also lovingly
discuss what “working hard on oneself” really has to do with the true Self.

Our world is becoming increasingly complex, and the question is how the search for truth can
help us deal with this. In this episode, Satyaa shares her personal approach to this and also
provides insights into her own spiritual path of searching, which can have many analogies. This
is an inspiration to listen for dealing with the inner and outer world.

How can it be that couples who have been together for years or even decades are very familiar
with each other's habits and preferences, yet still don't know each other in a positive sense?
They meet in each other in a way where every moment is new and fresh, as if they see each
other for the first time. In this episode, Satyaa & Pari explain what is meant by the statement
“You never know your partner” and also share openly and warmly what they appreciate about
each other.

In this episode, Satyaa talks about the time after Papaji left his body and how a group from the
community went to Thiruvannamalai. Intuitively, she knew that with the grace of Mount
Arunchala, she felt she no longer needed to seek, and that a new phase of her life was
beginning. For her, it was clear that seeking truth was not a lifestyle, but rather complete
surrender. This is a loving insight into Satyaa's personal journey of searching for truth.

How much do we project onto a master, and how much should we devote ourselves to what we
are seeking? What happens when we allow ourselves to be guided without becoming
dependent? And how does the ego become humble, so that we think we are doing everything
and following no one, and at the same time we do everything our master asks of us because
we feel so much trust and love? This is a beautiful episode about the relationship between a
master and the disciple, about love, devotion and trust, realising that in the end everything is
one.

Today, there is a wide variety of different types of yoga, and in this episode, Satyaa talks about
how she came to Kundalini Yoga, which dates back to Yogi Bhajan and has its roots in the Sikh
tradition. This form of yoga has a very dynamic and energetic character, but she also
addresses what yoga is really about, using Anandamaya Ma as an example, who practiced
yoga intuitively without ever having learned it.