Living in the Mystery Podcast Vaz Sriharan

What is the right path or right choice? Is it possible to believe in something that is true for you but not others? What is truth in multidimensional living? Unity consciousness has highlighted the polarisation of belief systems within the mainstream consciousness in recent years, creating an illusionary external conflict of polar opposite beliefs. Yet the real conflict is within. Once we recognise this we are free of the black and white perspective of reality - we see colour. Explore more in this session

The moment I redefined my relationship to struggle, everything changed. The spiritual movement tends to portray a goal - a life of ease involving effortlessness and continuous joy. I used to mirror this belief where if you struggled in any way it meant you were unaligned or not in flow.
The paradox -  a life full of continuous struggle. As I continuously deferred from any form of difficulty.
Redefining our relationship to struggle is an embodiment of what it means to be human.
Explore more in this session.

The Alternative movement is an incredible movement expanding the way we think about reality and the nature of consciousness itself. The mainstream as we may call it, refers to what we refer to as normal, what is traditional, what society accepts. For a long time I believed the alternative movement was the only path towards expanding consciousness. Yet as unity consciousness reveals to us, things are not black and white.
What role does the mainstream have in teaching us how to balance? What gifts and treasures lay in our polar opposite? What judgements do we have towards what is normal? Can we in fact progress if we are perceiving society as being a certain way? Why are we triggered by polarised themes? Using health as an example, explore how our perspective can greatly influence our personal spiritual transformation.
Explore more in this session. Blessings on your journey.
The Unity consciousness session mentioned is entitled Turning Spirituality on its head: Unity Consciousness Healing and can be listened to in this podcast.
These sessions are an invitation for more expanded awareness, greater compassion and loving wisdom to support unified consciousness, integration, unity.

What if there is a different healing journey for those already spiritually inclined? One that contradicts the general focus of mainstream spiritual healing?
This session is perhaps the most important in understanding the nature of all what I share through these podcasts. It is the framework for looking at what needs healing in a very different way…
For along time on my spiritual path I focused on developing what I determined were 'spiritual aspects', disregarding what I had determined were 'unspiritual traits'. Over time I had many issues with reality which I spent much time trying to heal - such as fears of being seen, playing it small, wanting (later attracting) money, being ungrounded, poor boundaries, lack of motivation, commitment, discipline, relationship issues... It wasn't until I began to question my perspective on healing itself that opened me up to finally healing them.
Unity consciousness will turn everything on its head in order for us to truly integrate. This session explores this and offers a way of healing that incorporates unity consciousness - embracing our polar opposites. 
Blessings on your journey, Namaste

Why is it when we embark on a beautiful intention to heal ourselves and grow, to become more loving...that we can actually become more critical of ourselves? How can spiritual growth and healing lead to a more self critical and self judgmental mindset? What can this actually reveal to us about another way to view ourselves?
Ironically, in our pledge to discover joy, have we actually forgotten how to live?
Explore more in this session.

How do labels play a role in how you define yourself? How do they play a role in your healing? Why is that some can heal insurmountable challenges whilst many find it difficult to heal the majority of themes. Why do some processes work for some yet not for others? As a healer I have had to be honest about the healing process which has opened me up to a new way of looking at healing. Blessings on your journey, Vaz