Release Your Wings - Spirituality And Meditation

Mansa Seva or serving with the mind is a powerful tool to uplift oneself and others.  Learn this amazing meditation technique that nourishes the self while serving others.  This is the third in a four part series.  You wouldn’t want to miss the other parts.  An interview by Harold Aldrich with Shireen Chada

Mansa Seva or serving with the mind is a powerful tool to uplift oneself and others.  Learn this amazing meditation technique that nourishes the self while serving others.  This is the second in a four part series.  You wouldn’t want to miss the other parts.  An interview by Harold Aldrich with Shireen Chada

Mansa Seva or serving with the mind is a powerful tool to uplift oneself and others.  Learn this amazing meditation technique that nourishes the self while serving others.  This is the first in a four part series.  You wouldn’t want to miss the other parts.  An interview by Harold Aldrich with Shireen Chada

It is said that "one is known by the company he keeps." How important is the company we keep on our spiritual journey? Can we influence rather then be influenced? An intriguing interview with Veronica Mchugh, yogi of 35 years, into the depth of company.

The seeker's journey can be a search for something like a feeling or an experience that cannot be defined.  But, once you have found it, you know what it is you were looking for . . . This podcast is part of a series on personal spiritual journeys. Sister Veronica McHugh shares her journey of 35 years on a spiritual path. 

Are you true to yourself?  When do I know it is the real me?  Find out in this full of surprises conversation between Harold Aldrich and Sister Shireen Chada.  This is the 1st in a 2-part conversation.  Don’t miss the 2nd one.

Are you true to yourself?  When do I know it is the real me?  Find out in this full of surprises conversation between Harold Aldrich and Sister Shireen Chada.  This is the 2nd in a 2-part conversation.  Be sure to listen to the 1st one.

What is spiritual generosity?  Do we all have the capacity for it?  Sister Shireen Chada and Harold Aldrich have an enlightening conversation on the necessity of generosity in our lives and all the elements that go with it.  Simple answer to: How do I attract generosity in my life? – It begins with me . . . and we have to start somewhere . . .