Integrating the wisdom of Jyotiṣa, Yoga, and Āyurveda to cultivate sacred living in rhythm with cosmic intelligence.
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Abundance isn’t money. Money is one of the ways Lakṣmī shows up, and she is far older and far more particular than a bank balance. In Vedic teaching, Śrī is the quality of a life that is well-tended, fertile and in right relationship: to your home, your work, your body, the seasons, and the Mother herself.
This is the full recording of my live Diwali masterclass. We sit with Śrī Lakṣmī as a living presence, and we look at what the Mother is actually asking of us when we ask her for abundance. The question underneath it all is how to live a life of Śrī. That is a different question from how to get more.
The two hours are shaped as one hour of teaching and one hour of practice. You’ll come away with an understanding you can feel in the body, and a practice to carry you through the weeks after.
What you get
The full masterclass recording (approx. 2 hours), yours to watch and return to whenever you need it
One hour of teaching on Śrī Lakṣmī and the dharma of abundance, with only as much theory as you need to understand why the practice works
One hour of practice, including a guided meditation to meet Lakṣmī in the heart
The mantra japa taught with its pronunciation and meaning
A 40-day japa practice to begin on your own timeline
The companion workbook (PDF) to accompany the teaching and the practice
This is for you if
You’ve felt that your relationship with money, work or “enough” is tangled up with something deeper
You want a devotional practice that fits a real, full householder life
You’re drawn to Lakṣmī and want to learn her ways with reverence and understanding
You’d like to start a japa practice with support behind it
A note on the practice
Everything in this class is accessible. No special ingredients or tools are needed, just a quiet corner, a little time and an open heart.
Recorded live on Diwali 2026.
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Every month the Moon travels through twenty-seven mansions in the sky. In the old stories they are the daughters of Dakṣa, the wives of the Moon, and each one holds a different face of the Divine Mother.
This companion is an invitation to meet them. Written for students and devoted beginners alike, it gently opens the heart of Jyotiṣa. You'll learn what a nakṣatra is, how the sidereal sky differs from Western astrology, and how to find the star-house your Moon was resting in when you were born.
Each of the twenty-seven nakṣatras is given its own page, with a black-and-white photograph and:
its ruling planet, deity, symbol, śakti, gaṇa, yoni and aim
her story, drawn from the Vedas and Purāṇas
her gift and her shadow
the Mother's teaching, a simple practice for daily life
what it means if your Moon rests here
Learn your star-house slowly, the way you would come to know a new friend.