Conversations with Amoda Maa Amoda Maa

In this episode, Amoda Maa is in conversation with her podcast host and husband, Kavi, about the possibility of crisis as a catalyst for inner transformation.
Together they explore questions such as, can we deal with crisis from deep presence, what happens to the peace and joy of awakening when life brings unexpected turbulence, and does crisis and challenge have any purpose.

In this episode, Amoda Maa is in conversation with her podcast host and husband, Kavi, about purpose and fulfillment in life. Together they dive into the deeper meaning of purpose and explore whether purpose is self-created or pre-destined.
They also trace Amoda’s life from an early age to the present day to illustrate the unfoldment of her life’s purpose.

In this episode, Amoda Maa is in conversation with Kavi (host) and together they explore the possibility of an inner revolution of consciousness that can shift us from the insanity of ego to the recognition of our one Being-ness.
Can the turbulence and intensity of the world be a catalyst for this inner transformation? And what impact does this shift have on our lives? They also explore how we can take the steps towards this inner revolution by harnessing the power of our spiritual resilience and developing our spiritual maturity.
 

In this episode, Amoda Maa responds to a question from a listener about relationships after awakening.
She wants to know if the nature of friendships and social interactions changes, and what there is to talk about with people who are not yet awakened.
She also wants to know what happens to intimate relationships.
Amoda explores this in a conversation with her husband and host, Kavi.

In this episode, Kavi invites Amoda Maa to discuss the role of the body in awakening. Together they explore how to reconcile the deepest realization of true nature (the formlessness of Being) with the unavoidable fact that we experience ourselves as form (body, sensations, perceptions).
They also discuss whether the well-being of the body has an impact on the spiritual journey, and whether awakening has a direct impact on the body.

In this episode, Kavi invites Amoda Maa to explore the essence of Jiddu Krishnamurti’s teachings by asking her to comment on his famous statement “The difference between you and me is, I don’t mind what happens.”
The conversation includes an exploration of how the mind habitually labels and categorizes all experience, how craving and aversion are a by-product of this, and how the prison of an "inner divided state" is created.
The conversation also includes an examination of the difference between “not minding” and “not caring”, and whether the mind has any useful function at all.