SAAMAKSHI MEDIUM

It came to me one day, as if whispered by the Divine, that there is nothing called control. There is nothing called not knowing. What we call “control” is only the mind clutching tightly at its own fears. And what we call “not knowing” is the refusal to trust that life already knows. I began to see how many times we all hide behind definitions:  I’m not confident enough. I’m not strong enough. I’ve always been this way.  But look deeper when you say,  “I’m not confident,”  aren’t you already confident in that very belief? You are holding it with such certainty. That was my aha moment: so many of the limitations we live with are not truths, but habits of thought. Habits are not just actions. They are identities we pick up, little stories we wear like clothes until we forget they are not our skin. Yet the moment you become aware, the spell breaks. You see that what you thought was “you” is simply a pattern, and patterns are malleable. Reality itself bends when your per...

There is no Shiva without Shakti. And there is no Shakti without Shiva. One is stillness, the other movement. One is the canvas, the other the paint. Together, they do not just coexist, they co-create. This is not mythology. This is the blueprint of life. Shiva is pure consciousness - unmoving, infinite, unmanifest. Shakti is pure energy - dynamic, expressive, the force that moves and brings form. One holds the potential, the other becomes the potential. They are not opposites. They are complements — two aspects of the same eternal truth. In the ancient understanding, they are known as  Purusha  and  Prakriti . Purusha is the silent witness, the masculine principle that observes without interference. Prakriti is nature itself, the feminine force that acts, responds, shapes. Together, they are the origin of all experience. Without Purusha, Prakriti is blind energy. Without Prakriti, Purusha is empty awareness. Look closely, and this dance exists within you. In your body, y...

There is no better day to say thank you than today. Guru Purnima is not just a celebration of one teacher or one lesson. It is a recognition of all the wisdom that has touched us - through people, pain, silence, success, and surrender. It is a bow to the unseen classroom we live in every day. And above all, it is a gentle reminder that we’ve never truly been alone in our becoming. What is a Guru? Maybe it’s not always a person with answers. Sometimes, it’s just the moment when a question bends in front of truth, the curve of curiosity humbling itself to wisdom. A Guru is where the question ends, and the transformation begins. Sometimes it's a book. Sometimes it's a heartbreak. Sometimes it's a stranger whose presence altered your direction without even knowing it. So today, thank you. Not just to the formal teachers, but to everyone who has ever unknowingly contributed to who I’ve become. My parents, my friends, colleagues, managers, those who challenged me, and those who s...

Have you ever noticed how some people seem to move through life effortlessly? Their plans work out, they get what they aim for, and things just seem to align for them. They’re not always deeply spiritual or endlessly self-reflective. They’re not constantly reading books about healing or manifesting under the full moon. And yet, somehow, they seem to get it right. It’s tempting to think they’re lucky or that their stars are better aligned. But really, what they have is clarity. And more than that, they trust themselves. They don’t sit for weeks doubting what they already know. They don’t need to collect twenty signs before taking one small step. They aren’t at war with their own intuition. They hear what their inner voice is saying and they listen. That trust becomes a frequency they move in. And life responds, not because they’re doing something magical, but because they’re in alignment with themselves. We often forget how energetic life is. Everything around us responds to how we trea...

There comes a moment, often subtle, often inconvenient, when you’re staring at an organisational chart, a power matrix, a hierarchy carved in lines and titles, and something shifts. You realise: Everyone wants respect. But not the kind that once came with titles or seating order or income brackets. Not the kind that stood on a podium and looked down. Not anymore. The hunger now is for something more elusive: A respect that feels like reverence. A presence that isn’t bought but felt. Not fear cloaked as obedience, But something softer, something kinder. And so, the question arises: Do we want respect, or do we crave control? Are we commanding reverence, or are we demanding submission? Too often, what we label as leadership is a theatre of dominance, Where voices are lowered to assert, not to listen. Where tone becomes a weapon. Where we build walls instead of bridges Because we’ve confused power with being feared. But what if we flipped the script? What if power lived in how gently we c...

We are taught early to seek fairness, as if the world runs on equal measure. Do good, and good will return. Offer kindness, and it will be returned in kind. We chase this invisible symmetry like a rhythm we’re meant to dance in, and when the beat slips, when something feels off, we call it unfair. We blame the world, or power, or systems. But sometimes the imbalance isn’t out there. It’s in what we hold back. We think fairness lives in rules, in being right, in keeping peace. But much of what we call peace is just unspoken tension. Quiet avoidance. We soften our words to be palatable. We laugh when something stings. We lower our voice when it should rise. Not because we don’t see the wrong, but because we fear what happens if we name it. We hold ourselves back. Not for their sake, but because deep down, we don’t yet trust that our truth will be met with love. When we do not trust ourselves, we look at others through that same lens. Every silence feels loaded. Every misstep, betrayal. W...

 “Wisdom is in innocence.” It’s a reminder to stay playful, take risks, laugh freely, and find hope even in tough times. In a world full of rules and expectations, this simple idea brings us back to what really matters: believing in ourselves and the spark of possibility within us. We live in multiple realities at once, whether we realize it or not. There’s the visible, structured world with its societal norms and limitations. And then there’s another layer—a more personal, limitless space—where our potential thrives. Call it the Universe, the Creator, or the Divine; the truth is, creation exists in every one of us. The more we restrict ourselves to others’ ideas of success or failure, the more we deny the unique magic we carry. The story of  Sri Bala , the divine daughter of  Maa Lalita Tripura Sundari , captures this perfectly. Sri Bala, just a child, wanted to fight demons. Her mother, wise and protective, hesitated, worried that her daughter would be harmed. But Bala’...

Meditation. The word alone feels heavy with expectation, doesn’t it? Whether it’s promises of opening your third eye, awakening your kundalini, or unlocking superhuman intuition, the spiritual world has turned meditation into a kind of to-do list. Scroll through Instagram, and you’ll find endless guides and gurus, all claiming to have the “right” way to meditate. It’s exciting, sure. But also, let’s be honest—exhausting. And if you’ve ever found yourself sitting in lotus position, peeking one eye open, wondering,  Is it working yet? —this is for you. Why Are We Meditating, Really? Let’s take a moment and ask: what’s the destination we’re chasing in meditation? Is it an out-of-body experience? Some magical, life-altering awakening? Or maybe you’re hoping for a cosmic sign, a spiritual nudge that you’re on the right track? It’s natural to want results. We’re human, after all. But here’s the thing: meditation was never meant to be about achieving something. It’s about releasing, not r...

We grow up and forget what it feels like to be children again—innocent, fearless, and free. As adults, we wear responsibilities like heavy cloaks, telling ourselves that being childlike is no longer appropriate. Yet, the further we drift from that playful essence, the more stuck and disconnected we feel. The truth is, tapping into the child within us is the easiest way to unlock something deeper: a connection to our spirit guides and guardian angels. Remember those moments when all you wanted was to run into your mother’s embrace, to cry it out, and to hear her whisper that everything would be okay? Even if you didn’t have a close relationship with your mom, the longing for such comfort and unconditional love remains universal. It is in these tender, vulnerable moments that we must turn to the divine parents of creation:  Shiva and Shakti —the cosmic masculine and feminine energies. Shakti, the divine feminine, embodies the vastness of space and the nurturing womb from which all cr...

Maa Dhumavati, the seventh of the Mahavidyas, embodies the essence of suffering. She arises as smoke, but before the smoke, there is fire—a testament to her nature as a force of courage, fierceness, and strength. She teaches us that the true measure of kindness often lies in the depth of suffering one has endured and transformed. On the path of meditation and manifestation, it’s easy to believe that life should be an endless stream of joy, happiness, and positivity. We may assume that by thinking positively, we can shield ourselves from sorrow, pain, or setbacks, and that our relationships and work will flow effortlessly. Yet, when even the smallest pain or disappointment arises, doubt seeps in:  Am I on the wrong path? Am I not manifesting enough? Did I use the wrong technique or miss something important? This cycle of self-questioning can become all-consuming. We analyze every word, every choice, and every action, trying to pinpoint what went wrong. In our efforts to find solutio...

Let’s be real for a second. You’ve tried  everything . Meditation? Check. Visualization? Done. Reading all the books and blogs and trying every hack they suggest? Been there. You’ve tested every “foolproof” method, waited for the feather to fall, the butterfly to appear, or the synchronicity to knock your socks off—and yet, nothing. Nada. Silence. At this point, you’re probably thinking,  Maybe I just don’t have spirit guides. Maybe my karma, my life plan, or whatever it is doesn’t include divine communication.  Well, let me stop you right there. That’s absolute bullcrap. Just like the earth exists, the Divine exists. Spirit guides exist too. Our belief or doubt in them doesn’t change that fact. But here’s the kicker: your faith in their existence opens the doors to hearing them, and they  will  communicate with you. However, it won’t look the same as anyone else’s experience. Let me share something personal. I’m not clairvoyant, clairaudient, or any other "clai...

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,” ...

We’ve all felt it—that subtle yet persistent sense that we’re meant for something more. Even when life seems perfect—abundant, smooth, and free of obstacles—there’s often a quiet whisper in the back of our minds, reminding us that there’s something greater we’re here to do. This is no coincidence; it’s the Divine blueprint within us all. Whether we choose to ignore it, deny it, or embrace it, this connection to the Divine Source is embedded in our very essence. As Rumi beautifully said,  “You were born with wings, why prefer to crawl through life?”  This blueprint is our set of wings, our guide to a destiny filled with purpose and fulfillment. While free will allows us the power to choose whether to pursue this path, even the mere act of accepting it can open doors we never knew existed. Relationships, decisions, careers, and parenting—all aspects of life—begin to shift, not because situations change, but because our perspective transforms. Life’s challenges remain, but our ab...

You are here for a reason, and this is the day you were meant to see this. Perhaps, you already know it or something that you had forgotten. If you have reached this page, you are already in sync with your guardian angels and spirit guides, and they want you to know how proud they are of you, and your progress. Nothing gives them more joy than seeing you taking the spiritual path, and widening your awareness. You have embraced your humanness, and are ready to shatter the walls of the mind, and experience the vastness of space. And while you have just started to feel higher vibrations, and know that your angels are besides you, you look for signs of confirmation. You reaching here is itself a sign of confirmation that you are in alignment with the higher dimensional beings of love! So, pat yourself for that. Because you can feel your angels and receive their guidance only when you are vibrating at a higher frequency. And there is no other frequency as powerful as love. So, the easiest w...