Freedom in Relationships l Swamini Brahmaprajnananda

Life involves relating all the time to the other person, object, and situation and also to ourselves in the context of the way we talk to ourselves. And as we relate we go through a roller coaster of emotions. In the process of living we feel heavy, we can feel stuck and bound in our relationships.
We feel free and happy when we mutually are there for each other without much drama and baggage. How do we discover this freedom that allows us to be the best version of ourselves in all our relationships? What are the three stages of living the freedom in our relationships?
Swamini Brahmaprajnananda Ph. D has dedicated her life to serving the Vedic tradition by sharing teachings of Advaita Vedanta. A Hindu monk who currently lives in Mumbai (India) her teachings range from the depth and breadth of self growth to self discovery. The various offerings include regular Vedanta courses (online), the podcast - Vedanta - the river of wisdom, production of insightful videos, workshops and retreats in India and abroad.
She is the author of ‘You matter - Insights from Vedanta.’ She is a direct disciple of Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati, having studied Vedanta, Sanskrit and Vedic chanting at Arsha Vidya Gurukulam in a residential, intensive three year course in Coimbatore and Rishikesh. She studied part time with Swami Brahmavidananda for about twelve years.
Her last leadership role was as the Country Head (India) of an international organisation which positively impacted the lives of 150,000 street children. She was a former psychologist.
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