SAAMAKSHI MEDIUM

 I meet countless souls every day—people who  know  they are meant to be somewhere else, someone else, something  more . They carry this quiet ache, like a melody they can’t quite hear. Their minds are cluttered, their intellect sharp. They have read the books, tried the meditations, followed the affirmations. They have healed their inner child, seen the therapists, found gurus, and experimented with countless modalities. Yet the calm they seek remains elusive—as if always one breath, one moment, one miracle away. Here is the big news for you—and it might sting at first, but let it land softly:  The more you search outside yourself, the farther you drift from the wisdom within.  Every technique you chase, every healer you follow, every step-by-step process you attach yourself to is only guidance, not the destination. Yes, they serve a purpose—to discipline the wandering mind and the restless body—but remember, they are only tools. Stillness is the door, but...

  "When you let go of what you are, you become what you might be."  – Lao Tzu The idea of "this is my life, and I choose how to live it" sits delicately at the boundary between self-empowerment and rebellion. It’s a bold assertion of free will, often mistaken as a license for superiority or defiance. But in truth, this choice—when rooted in awareness—becomes the fulcrum that can spread light inward and outward. This tension is particularly visible in young people, caught in the fervor of experiencing everything life has to offer. I, too, once believed that freedom meant indulging every whim, trying everything, and chasing the best of all experiences. But the thirst for freedom, unchecked, can become a trap—a construct that binds the soul rather than liberates it. The declaration, "I will do whatever I want," is powerful, but when it lacks love and understanding, it turns hollow. The key is to ask: are your choices an act of rebellion, or are they acts of c...

 Have you ever felt the need to fix someone? Maybe it’s your partner, your parent, or even your child. You see their struggles and believe you need to step in—to change their mindset, guide their decisions, or steer them toward what you think is the right path. But here’s the truth:  it’s not your job  to fix anyone else’s journey. It’s not your job to analyze someone else’s life journey or uncover their soul contract. It’s not your responsibility to shape their personality, understand their motives, or determine their purpose. And it’s definitely not your job to judge their choices, no matter how much you think you’re helping. Why? Because you don’t hold the power to change someone else. That power lies solely within them. All you can control is your own vibration—your energy, your love, and your acceptance. When you base your sense of success or growth on whether others change, you set yourself up for frustration. You may wonder why, despite your best efforts, things ar...

Sometimes, life feels overwhelming. Days stretch endlessly, your body feels weighed down, and your thoughts lose their spark. Motivation ebbs away, and the joy once found in simple pleasures seems distant. You might find yourself lying awake at night, gripped by self-doubt and guilt, or lost in the unsettling emptiness of just existing. We've all experienced these moments. Some of us still do—and likely will again. When caught in such a storm of emotions, it’s natural to wonder: How can the Divine shine through when I feel so dim inside? How can my guardian angels or spirit guides reach me when my mind feels too blah to notice? Where are those magical coincidences I once believed in? It’s easy to feel disconnected, as if your inner fog has created a barrier to Divine grace. Here’s the truth to hold onto: the Divine doesn’t measure its love for you by your energy levels or state of mind. Guardian angels and spirit guides don’t judge or withdraw when you’re not at your best. Their pr...

This is for anyone who's ever stared at the ceiling late at night, wondering,  “What am I here for?”  Here’s the thing: life isn’t a puzzle to solve or a mountain to conquer. The purpose of your life is far simpler—it's to love, to enjoy, and to fully experience every moment. Think back to when you were a kid. Remember the joy of smearing paint on everything except the canvas, running barefoot through fields, or curling up in your favorite corner with a book? Back then, life wasn’t about achievements or timelines. It was about the pure joy of  being . As adults, we tend to complicate things. We trade our crayons for calculators, our dreams for deadlines. And somewhere along the way, we forget that our heart, the same one that felt joy so easily, still beats with the same innocence and wonder we once knew. It’s not lost—it’s just buried under responsibilities, rules, and expectations. “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up,” ...