Amidst global and individual suffering, Krishna Das teaches listeners how to move forward even when our spirit is heavy.

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This week on Pilgrim Heart, Krishna Das offers advice about:

• Coping when we are worn out from global and individual pain
• Honoring all of our feelings
• Using the handshaking practice for difficult emotions
• Recognizing that we are separate from our feelings
• Having a chanting practice to work on releasing feelings
• Why we cannot neglect our inner world
• Creating peace in the world through our own serenity
• Allowing ourselves to say no sometimes and building healthy boundaries
• Finding a balance between helping others and taking care of ourselves
• Developing a heart as wide as the world

“It’s possible to honor all of our feelings, even the heavy, negative feelings, and not allow them to destroy us.” – Krishna Das

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Dissolving our erroneous beliefs of separateness, Krishna Das shares the importance of continuous service and devotional practice.

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In this episode of Pilgrim Heart, Krishna Das speaks about:

• Service anytime and anywhere
• Planting seeds for the fruits of our practice
• Clearing out blockages in the body with asana practice
• Krishna Das' deep friendship with Maharaj-ji
• Samadhi and emerging into deeper states of consciousness
• How mantra can uncover the presence of spiritual beings
• Realizing that we are not our egos
• The principal of Sub Ek, or, All One
• KC Tewari and the film Brilliant Disguise

“Service can be done anytime and anywhere. It doesn’t have to be your job, it doesn’t have to be a big deal, it doesn’t have to make you money. Real service is learning how to treat other people with the same love and respect that we would like to be treated. You can do that now.” – Krishna Das

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Gracefully describing the truth of love that unites all people, Krishna Das shares how self-compassion can extend into the world.

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This week, Krishna Das responds to questions on:

• The concept of Sub Ek, or, all one
• Making peace with the many paths to God
• How relationships help us see where we need to work on ourselves
• Having compassion for ourselves so we can extend kindness to others
• Recognizing the impact of our actions on the world
• Freewill versus the karmic seeds that we are born with
• Dealing with discomfort instead of seeking out pleasure
• Choosing whichever practice feels right to us
• Being open to whatever arises during our practice
• The subtle transformations that occur throughout our spiritual journey

“If we’re hard on ourselves, if we don’t have kindness and compassion for our own selves and our own stuff, we really can’t be kind for other people. We can pretend to be kind, which is what most of us do, but real kindness comes from recognizing that we’re all in this together. We’re all here together in this world and all of our actions are very powerful.” – Krishna Das

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