Mandala
February 2024
MANDALA
Rebirth yourself
Laughter has also been a prevalent aspect of rebirth. The therapeutic nature of laughter during these sessions serves as a powerful tool for breaking down emotional barriers and fostering a sense of joy and lightness. Visionary experiences have emerged as another intriguing facet of rebirth. Clients report vivid and sometimes symbolic visions that provide profound insights into their lives. These visions serve as a bridge between the conscious and subconscious, offering a unique perspective on personal growth and self-discovery.
“One of the most challenging yet rewarding aspects of rebirthing is the emergence of fears. As individuals navigate the recesses of their psyche, deep-seated fears rise to the surface. I guide my clients through the process of confronting and understanding these fears, facilitating a transformative journey toward acceptance and resolution,” says Floyd.
As rebirthing gains recognition as a powerful tool for personal development, Floyd’s journey stands as a testament to its transformative potential. It has evolved into a symphony of emotional release, visionary exploration, and fearless self-discovery—a testament to the enduring power of rebirth in unlocking the human spirit so that people can move forward in the journey of their lives.
For the past 18 years, Floyd has embarked on a profound spiritual journey, engaging with rarely known, diverse spiritual masters and sharing his evolution with fellow seekers.
- By Jamuna Rangachari
A platform for seekers
Sonu’s personal spiritual experiences, combined with his background in psychology, ignited a
profound desire to share the transformative power of spirituality with others. This is what
made him establish Go Spiritual India in July 2017.
Go Spiritual India is a platform for guiding seekers on their spiritual journey. Establishing
it came with numerous challenges, from logistical hurdles to scepticism about the
impact of spiritual practices. Persistence, unwavering faith in his vision, and adaptability were crucial in overcoming these hurdles.
Collaborating with like-minded individuals and leveraging digital platforms played pivotal roles in expanding the platform’s reach and impact. His most cherished moments are when
Sonu Tyagi from Mumbai feels a profound connection with India’s spiritual heritage. A noted award-winning writer, director, and producer, Sonu is also the founder and director of Approach Entertainment and Approach Communications, a prominent award-winning film production and celebrity management company.
The teachings of ancient sages and the wisdom encapsulated in the scriptures were Sonu’s guiding lights. He always had a deep interest in psychology and human behaviour, which merged seamlessly with his fascination for spirituality. Witnessing the positive impact of spiritual practices on individuals and communities catalysed his passion for this transformative path.
Kndividuals share their stories of transformation and spiritual growth after engaging with Go Spiritual India. Additionally, organising social service programmes, such as blanket donations, food drives, and mental health awareness events, along with spiritual retreats, holds a special place in his endeavours.
Sonu wants Go Spiritual India to continue being a beacon of spiritual wisdom and guidance, reaching a broader audience and influencing lives. “I envision a society where individuals are deeply connected to their spiritual essence, fostering harmony, compassion, and a profound understanding of the self and others,” he says. He has forged alliances with spiritual organisations, practitioners, and communities across various regions of India, with the aim of creating a robust network facilitating the exchange of spiritual knowledge, experiences, and practices.
- By Jamuna Rangachari
Discovering the innate builder in you
Abhinav Singh, now living in Mumbai, is a builder in the field of natural building and permaculture. An environmental engineer turned natural builder, he has unlearned much to acquire basic skills, such as growing food and constructing chemical-free, hazard free shelters. He designs, implements, and educates fellow humans who share this vision. His teachings focus on ecological architecture, permaculture, and urban and rural renewal, with a mission to develop ecologically regenerative landscapes.
Abhinav’s primary mission is making the world a better place and ensuring a green and happy legacy for generations to come. He says, “I can’t code like an IT professional or understand analytics, but I can build a house without cement or concrete, lasting 250 years in just 100 days. You don’t need a professional architecture degree but just common sense. Being a natural builder, an environmental engineer by profession, and a permaculturist by passion, I am contributing to the planet by minimising carbon footprints and challenging the cement industry nexus.”
Abhinav remembers the dark nights in his village in Uttar Pradesh when he was just 12 years old and shared his charpai with his Grandma. She comforted him with her hand fan during those electricity-less, starry nights back in the 90s. This memory remains vivid in his mind. What fascinated him even then was the use of mud in the veranda, rooms, and kitchen. Everything from the floor and walls to the roof was made of mud and natural materials. He believes we all have a genetic code in our DNA for building shelters and that there is an innate builder buried within each of us.
“Whether it is in constructing buildings or in creating works of art, I do think it is always the people who are guided by their inner selves who become success stories and leave their mark behind,” says Abhinav.
- By Jamuna Rangachari