The Queen of Dharma, Sahara Rose, joins us in studio, for today’s heart-filled episode of The Big Silence. She is co-founder of the Dharma Coaching Institute and Rose Gold Goddesses, guiding women in their spiritual evolutions with an openness and authenticity that makes her such a treat to be around.

We talk about her family’s roots in survival and how that influence has served as a guide in her work as a Dharmic healer. Devoting her life to her mission of saving the world, she describes the hard lessons and failures she encountered along the way, and that – before healing the world, she needed to recognize and respect the never-ending process of healing herself.

We also spend some time differentiating between the three doshas – Vata (air) , Pitta (fire), and Kapha (earth) – and how understanding our archetype mix can help us identify balancing energies, people, places, and things around us.

Sahara’s an old soul, a quality many of us find in ourselves. It’s allowed her to keep the big picture in mind on her way to touching thousands of lives across the globe. Enjoy.

Resources:

• Dharma Archetype Quiz — Which Dharma archetype are you?
• Discover Your Dharma — A vedic guide to finding your purpose
• The Idiots Guide to Ayurveda — Sahara’s first book
• Dharma Coaching Institute — Opening in Spring of 2023!
• Rose Gold Goddesses — A divine feminine mystery school
• The Brave Table with Dr. Neeta Bhushan — Subscribe to the podcast
• The Highest Self Podcast with Sahara Rose — Subscribe to the podcast
• Slate Theory Winery — Fill your head

Connect:

• Follow Sahara Rose on Instagram:@iamsahararose
• Read:The Big Silence: A Daughter's Memoir of Mental Illness and Healing 
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