A teaching reflection on letting go, arguing that you do not need to hate or devalue a job, home, or situation in order to release it, and that change rooted in love and gratitude attracts better outcomes than change rooted in dissatisfaction.
A teaching essay arguing that manifesting radical change requires letting go not only of what you want to change but of yourself and everyone else as they are now, closing with a meditation for dissolving into the divine.
A manifestation exercise focused on the inner self, guiding readers to catalog how they will feel and which beliefs must change to match a desired new life, since experiences file new beliefs into the subconscious.
A detailed teaching on manifestation as a mathematical phase shift, describing three levels of consciousness, the steps required for radical change, and the work of expanding into and then shifting toward the reality you want.
A contemplative piece framing creation through three layers of consciousness — conscious mind, subconscious, and Source Consciousness — and describing manifestation from the Source, a place that wants for nothing and instantly manifests only what supports one’s truth.
An audience-question answer explaining how the author attracts consulting clients without advertising or sales funnels — through deliberate decision, focused meditative intention, and the consciousness of the later stages — as an alternative to conventional prospecting and marketing.
An audience-question answer for someone paralyzed by fear of manifesting the wrong thing — reassuring that fear of one’s own power is healthy, and offering best practices: start small, make requests from positive emotion, and ask for what forwards your purpose.
A Stage Ten teaching from the Purna Asatti journey on recognizing yourself as both physical body and the one consciousness, and on the influence — not control — you gain to manifest experiences, people, and opportunities aligned with your purpose.
A Stage Eight teaching from the Purna Asatti journey on designing your ideal life once your ideology is principle-based and ego has quieted — being specific and honest across every area, researching what each element requires, and manifesting from positive emotion.
A Stage Ten thought experiment using quantum physics and the observer effect to argue that a single sentient consciousness underlies all reality, exploring how the first consciousness could have arisen and why individuals seem to have separate minds.
A meditation practice for connecting to the infinite silence or divine presence within, guiding the reader to scan the body, open the lower dantian, set down worries, and rest in that inner space to make requests.
A teaching on the river metaphor for life, blending fate and free will, explaining how flowing toward your purpose makes life easier, and offering an exercise in appreciating and releasing formative experiences to build trust.
The foundational teaching defining Purna Asatti, or complete connection: connecting fully to self, others, and reality across every aspect of being, mapped to the chakras, and reframing tantra as enlightenment through connection rather than sexuality alone.
A reflective journal entry recording insights from morning meditation, exploring the paradox that we receive what we want by releasing desire for it, and allowing infinite energy, joy, and love to flow through us with gratitude.
A three-session experiment log practicing Samyama, a meditation technique from the writings of Yogani for cultivating qualities such as love, abundance, and wisdom by focusing on each and surrendering it to the infinite divine within.
An introductory roadmap to self-development presenting the author’s model of universal stages of human growth, synthesized from Kegan, Fowler, and others, framed as the guide she wished she had when her own journey began at thirty-one.
A practical essay on distinguishing an impulse you will later regret from a genuine soul ‘compelling,’ offering rules of thumb, especially that anything rushed or involving spending money is usually impulse rather than intuitive guidance.
A reflection on manifesting, likening intentions to stones dropped in a pond and arguing that a consistent daily signal across all areas of life outcompetes stronger but sporadic ones in shaping one’s reality.
An essay challenging the claim that willpower cannot be willed, citing Libet’s experiments and arguing that the will is a trainable muscle, with graduated exercises from the marshmallow test to harder tests of self-discipline.
A large curated collection of self-reflection questions covering feelings, values, purpose, fears, habits, relationships and self-talk, offered as prompts for self-development and life integration and meant to be worked through only a few at a time.
A teaching essay on why self-understanding matters even amid ordinary chores and human suffering, arguing that developing to later stages of understanding lets you shape your own reality, and starting with the question of what you truly want to feel.
A nerdy thought experiment linking physics and spirituality, arguing that the pervasive Higgs field, which gives rise to mass and the other forces, is the best physical candidate for the Tao or divine and possibly the mechanism behind manifestation.
A teaching piece on manifestation and purpose, arguing that struggle is a signal the universe is blocking something counter to your path, and that recognizing and trusting that resistance helps you make choices aligned with your true purpose.
A reflective essay framing the author’s age-31 mid-life crisis as a catalyst for self-development, situating it within the cycle of human development stages and introducing manifesting as a learnable skill for shaping one’s own reality.
A step-by-step guide to manifesting: choosing what to attract, writing it by hand, feeling and acting on inner guidance, plus warnings about manifesting from fear versus love and the difference between influence and control.