On this episode of the Free Radical Podcast, we are joined by Anglican priest, author, and former Canon of Wells Cathedral, Patrick Woodhouse. Our conversation unfolds through faith, suffering, and the possibility of transformation within life’s most difficult experiences. We discuss the search for meaning beyond fixed religious boundaries, including the ways in which faith […]
Although “istagosthi” and “satsang” are conceptually similar, “satsang” goes straight to the heart of the matter. Derived from the Sanskrit, “sat” means “real honesty,” and “sanga” refers to a special kind of attachment. Thus, satsang is about coming together to support each other’s commitment to truth and to nurture our attachment to becoming the most […]
Although “istagosthi” and “satsang” are conceptually similar, “satsang” goes straight to the heart of the matter. Derived from the Sanskrit, “sat” means “real honesty,” and “sanga” refers to a special kind of attachment. Thus, satsang is about coming together to support each other’s commitment to truth and to nurture our attachment to becoming the most […]
In this upcoming episode of the Free Radical Podcast, we sit down with Krishna Kinkari—author, scholar, devoted practitioner of the Sri Vallabh Sampradaya Pushtimarga tradition, and a cherished elder whose life has been shaped by decades of spiritual study, service, and devotion. Born and educated in London, Krishna Kinkari journeyed overland to India in the […]
Although “istagosthi” and “satsang” are conceptually similar, “satsang” goes straight to the heart of the matter. Derived from the Sanskrit, “sat” means “real honesty,” and “sanga” refers to a special kind of attachment. Thus, satsang is about coming together to support each other’s commitment to truth and to nurture our attachment to becoming the most […]
Although “istagosthi” and “satsang” are conceptually similar, “satsang” goes straight to the heart of the matter. Derived from the Sanskrit, “sat” means “real honesty,” and “sanga” refers to a special kind of attachment. Thus, satsang is about coming together to support each other’s commitment to truth and to nurture our attachment to becoming the most […]
In this episode of the The Free Radical Podcast, we sit down with author, speaker, teacher, and newly found sister, Mirabai Starr. Mirabai is an award-winning writer and internationally acclaimed teacher of inter-spiritual dialogue, known for her grounded work at the intersection of mysticism, grief, and contemplative practice. In 2020, she was named among Watkins’ […]
If you’re wondering what to do with yourself this Janmastami, how to celebrate in a way that is in alignment with where you are now, and where you have a sense of belonging—please consider yourself invited to this online gathering "Tadatmya-sangha-style," ie contemplative, heart-to-heart sharing and space-holding. We might not be able to serve each […]
Although “istagosthi” and “satsang” are conceptually similar, “satsang” goes straight to the heart of the matter. Derived from the Sanskrit, “sat” means “real honesty,” and “sanga” refers to a special kind of attachment. Thus, satsang is about coming together to support each other’s commitment to truth and to nurture our attachment to becoming the most […]
E&Q — Encountering Our Questions If Q&E invites us to question our encounters, E&Q turns the movement around and invites us to encounter our questions. Once a month, we’ll take one of the themes that shapes our sangha and spend some time with it—not primarily as something to discuss or understand conceptually, but as something […]
In this upcoming episode of the Free Radical Podcast, we sit down once again with dear friend and brother, mentor, author, and Vaishnava creative Deva Madhava Das for a profound conversation on initiation, masculinity, and the spiritual journey toward wholeness. Drawing from years of experience building intentional spiritual community through the Harmony Collective in Michigan, […]
Although “istagosthi” and “satsang” are conceptually similar, “satsang” goes straight to the heart of the matter. Derived from the Sanskrit, “sat” means “real honesty,” and “sanga” refers to a special kind of attachment. Thus, satsang is about coming together to support each other’s commitment to truth and to nurture our attachment to becoming the most […]
