The day was shining bright as I stepped out of my bed. I stepped out on the balcony. I love the rays of sun hitting my face, welcoming the beautiful light to enter not only in my house but in my soul!
Last month, if you remember, we had an opportunity to have a discussion with Yoogi, Mystic, and an author, Sadhguru. I learned a lot about spirituality from the books, and the knowledge seems to grow as I interact with the spiritual leaders.
I made myself a cup of coffee and fiddled with the papers that were left unattended on my study table. Last night had been a busy one, had to do some office work, and moreover, had to prepare me for the call to be done today.
Continuing on my spiritual path, I wanted to get to know more and more about mindfulness and the path that led to spirituality. With spirituality, you gain a sense of enlightenment, you feel powerful. But still, I felt that there is something that I am missing on still. I need to fully awaken myself!
I came across the book '7 Divine Laws to Awaken Your Best Self' by Swami Mukundananda. After reading the blurb, I realized that this is something I am looking for. As I was about in the middle of the book, I had a curiosity to have a word with the author himself. Being a Spiritual Leader, he can clear all my doubts and lighten the curiosity that I was having regarding spirituality.
I got an appointment and I was excited for this interview today! I got my paperwork ready and all the questions that I had were already lingering in my mind. After finishing up my daily morning chores, I was ready to jump in for the video call with Swamiji himself.
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