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Sep 1, 2016 1 hr 5 min

Finding the Soul, Part 2

from PRISMA Audio Books Hosted by Loretta Shartsis

On the 22nd of February, at Unity Pavilion, Loretta shared the second part of her talk “Finding The Soul”, whilst using Sri Aurobindo’s epic poem “Savitri”, which he says contains all of his teachings in the form of mystic poetry, as her main reference. Loretta starts the talk by saying “We are traveling with Savitri through her inner body, she’s making her way to find her immortal Soul”. This beautifully sets the tone for what follows. Loretta goes on saying that “they taught us we have to be conscious of our soul (psychic being) as this makes everything in life much easier and also those around us much happier too”. So lets find a quiet time and place to listen and travel within with Savitri, guided by Loretta, to the recognition of Soul and to share the experience of all the deep and powerful things that happen when our Soul comes forward within us.

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On the 22nd of February, at Unity Pavilion, Loretta shared the second part of her talk “Finding The Soul”, whilst using Sri Aurobindo’s epic poem “Savitri”, which he says contains all of his teachings in the form of mystic poetry, as her main reference. Loretta starts the talk by saying “We are traveling with Savitri through her inner body, she’s making her way to find her immortal Soul”. This beautifully sets the tone for what follows. Loretta goes on saying that “they taught us we have to b...

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