In this soul-stirring episode (part of another podcast), we step into one of the most powerful moments of the Bhagavad Gita—the battlefield where the warrior Arjuna collapses in fear and confusion. He knows what he must do, but he’s frozen. Why? Because he’s trying to control the outcome.

Through Krishna’s divine wisdom, we discover the eternal truth that liberates us from anxiety and paralysis: our job is to do our dharma—the work itself—not to control the results.

You’ll be guided through a full emotional journey—from the heavy tension of self-doubt and control, to the deep exhale of surrender. You’ll feel the release of carrying what was never yours to hold: the outcomes, opinions, and results.

By the end of this episode, you’ll have a sacred clarity on what’s truly yours to do—and what belongs to the Divine. You’ll experience a powerful self-compassion practice to release the burden of “making it all work,” and return to peace, trust, and freedom.

You’ll discover:

• The real meaning of dharma—and how to live it joyfully

• Why trying to control outcomes blocks divine flow

• How to act from love, not fear

• A heart-centered meditation to surrender control and feel instantly lighter

So often, we block our own manifestations by making things feel too important. When we cling, grasp, or stress about outcomes, the energy becomes heavy and resistance grows. In this episode of the Spiritual Sense Podcast, we explore how releasing excess importance frees up your energy, dissolves pressure, and allows life to flow in your favor.

You’ll learn why detachment accelerates manifestation, how to spot when you’re overloading your desires with pressure, and practical ways to shift into a lighter, more magnetic state.

When you let go, you don’t lose power — you actually gain it.

18 years.
That’s how long it’s been since I walked the streets of England.
But today, I’m not the same person returning.
And maybe that’s the point.

Right before this trip, I recorded a podcast about wish fulfillment—about those moments when life whispers, “Now.”
Not dramatic. Not loud. Just… sacred.

And that’s the truth:
It’s not the big things that change us.
It’s the little ones.
A plane ticket booked on a feeling.
A memory that stirs your soul.
A conversation that opens your future.

Sometimes, we wait for a sign.
Other times—we realize, this is it.

This moment.
This breath.
This quiet “yes” that changes everything.