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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2021 · 37 MIN

Ashes of Love..MI version

from MITI Radio · host Bitha Sadanandan

As perhaps MI version of the sequel to the tele series of same name, Phoenix represents emerging from the ashes of life lived through love a.k.a doing the right things, which very much becomes possible through Nirbeeja Yoga®️ coz you born and die while living 24/7 life doing everyday activities of care being humane {which is perhaps what a good marriage vow per TV demonstrations of catholic marriages say it is with the couple dressed in yin-yang coloured clothes}. It involves living and dying in sukha and dukha, like a Phoenix would or Hermes moves between heaven and hell but needs to come to aakashaganga and paathaalaganga before the clear waters of conscience sanitizes Love to what it is meant to be - at the root cause of why to live from the fact of being alive and having a body that is human. My story is that I was born from nothing in the ovary of my mother already married to my partner before my parents’ gametes met to form my physical body, and ever since have been going through ‘are you really our daughter?’ questions every so many years since birth. I look like my parents AND my partner, and have a whole dynasty of nature and nurture to marry into nonviolent living cooexistently that I have an Enterprise in today’s 21st Century to facilitate health from. Talk about being happily married to Work! Yep, mine is a believe-it-or-not lifestory, and I am moving History and Herstory for the better so our Lifestory makes bitter butter better butter. Ghee is made from better butter so we can light ghee-fuelled diyas/lamps/candles to light our lives sanity. I am just born to make nothing better, and everything matters coz nothing is at the heart of everything🙂.

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