EP 110: Preethaji - Creating a Life of Purpose, Free From Suffering

<div>Preethaji, one of the world’s leading female philosophers, founded O&O Academy, a philosophy and meditation school with her husband Krishnaji. She believes that you can live, as many do, a mediocre life with a purpose that is contrived, but a great life, career or relationship can only happen with an authentic purpose. Preethaji works with corporate leaders to discover purpose, connection and how to live in a beautiful state. Preethaji leads us to a whole new way of discovering love, passion, and our creativity.</div> <div><span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue;"> </span></div> <ul> <li>Many people are lost… why? What are they not able to find that has them lost?</li> <li>Could it be that some people are lost but don't actually know they are lost?</li> <li>In the opening of her book <em>The Four Sacred Secrets</em>, Preethaji said "Yet no matter how hard we work, we find ourselves disappointed with the results, trapped by the limitations and weaknesses we have placed on ourselves.” Why do we seem to be never fulfilled?</li> <li>Is there a connection between our identity, how you we see ourself and a beautiful state?</li> <li>The root cause of all suffering is obsessive, self-centric thinking. What does that sound like, what does it feel like?</li> <li>Does Preethaji remember a time where she really struggled with her identity growing up?</li> <li>"It’s easy when you are in a temple, it’s much harder when you’re sitting in traffic. “ Where does Preethaji struggle the most to remain in a beautiful state?</li> <li>What is the dialogue Preethaji will run in her mind to put herself back on track and back into a beautiful state?</li> <li><span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue;">What could we do to build the connection part of the brain, the medial prefrontal cortex that mediates decision making?</span></li> <li><span style="font-family: Helvetica Neue;">Is there a case for having a clear vision for our inner world, how we want our inner self to be or become?</span></li> <li>When we have no purpose and are lack