"Do you believe there is some place that will make the soul less thirsty?" Kabir's question urges us to explore what hinders our awareness and presence. As we absorb Vasant Swaha's reading, we are reminded of the importance of shedding

When a seeker comes closer to the Master, they see that they are asleep and the longing to wake up can be ignited. Through the medium of a Zen story, Vasant Swaha reveals this work of the Master in mirroring the disciples potential and provoking their aw

Vasant Swaha guides us into a deep meditation through relaxation. By allowing an opening to happen, we bring our attention to the present moment, where nothing more is needed. We can just rest in peace. Letting go is the way. Allowing is the way. Surrend

The whole work of the Master is to bring us into silence, so that we can get a taste of our true Self. Here Vasant Swaha quotes the words of the Buddha describing the reality of the awakened ones; and elaborates on how this very earth becomes a paradise.

Letting go of our controlling parts is the way to flow with life. Swaha reminds us that this transformation is possible. The challenge is to observe where were stuck, with courage and honesty; this way we gain an understanding of our unconscious patterns

Swaha presents the writing of Tibetan Master Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche where he brings up the topic of aloneness as an important part of a seekers journey; and how through meditation, we can transform loneliness into acceptance and a deep sense of belongin

"What is the way?" a curious monk asked the Master. "Why can I not see it myself?" Vasant Swaha shares a Zen story to reveal that seeing the way requires moving beyond our narratives. Usually, we are overly identified with our mental c

If love knocks on your door, follow it. Dont go back to sleep. A seeker shares with Vasant Swaha how taking part in the retreat has changed her life and asks him how she can realize her true Self. He answers by first quoting the words of Hafiz, Rumi

While sharing one of Buddhas Sutras, Vasant Swaha reminds us that a great strength of spirit is needed in order to find inner peace. He goes on to explain that there is a deeply ingrained habit of unconsciousness in all of us, and so courage is vital, if

Theres a longing in all of us to open up and be in our hearts. It is our nature to be loving; but we also carry the habit of being closed and protected. In answering one of his disciples, Vasant Swaha reminds us, through Rumis words, how pain can be a d