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This podcast series is a presentation of challenging and irreverent conversations on wisdom, courage and common sense; for the most part taking place between renown spiritual teacher Hari Nam Singh Khalsa and respected leaders in the world of thought and action.
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Dharmic Pioneers (opens the original)
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"Buy Us a Coffee" by dropping something in our tip jar: https://ko-fi.com/khalsaconsciousnessproject/tip Summary In this episode, Livtar Singh Khalsa and Hari Nam Singh share their remarkable journey through spirituality, personal transformation, and the integration of diverse life experiences. Discover how they navigated cultural, spiritual, and personal challenges to embody a holistic approach to life and faith. Key Topics Lyftar Singh's early life and cultural background The role of yoga and
Keeping It Revolutionary (opens the original)
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"Buy Us a Coffee" by dropping something in our tip jar: https://ko-fi.com/khalsaconsciousnessproject/tip Summary In this episode, Harinam Khalsa and Rai Singh explore the challenges of maintaining the revolutionary spirit of spiritual organizations over time. They discuss how to keep ideas fresh, inspire commitment, and balance tradition with evolution. Keywords spiritual organizations, revolution, tradition, evolution, leadership, challenge, inspiration, community, nonconformity, legacy Key Top
An Honest Talk About Death (opens the original)
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"Buy Us a Coffee" by dropping something in our tip jar: https://ko-fi.com/khalsaconsciousnessproject/tip Summary In this conversation, Harinam Khalsa and Sat Nishan Kaur Khalsa explore the intersection of spirituality, personal loss, and the healing practices of Kundalini Yoga, particularly in the context of cancer care. They discuss the challenges of working with patients facing terminal illnesses, the impact of personal grief on professional life, and the cultural differences in mourning ritua
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