They discuss lineage teachings, the Hamsa breath technique, embodiment practices like swaying, memory-based doorways to bliss, and how to apply these tools in everyday life to transform practice into lived experience.

The episode offers an accessible guide to making meditation portable, embodied, and experimental, and includes an invitation to a nine-week Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra course for deeper study.

Through stories of dance, ashram life, and ritual, they show how satsang fosters belonging, sacrificial growth, and the shifting of identity from external fixes to an internal center. Practical themes include the power of karma yoga, dealing with grief and longing, and bringing spiritual wisdom into relationships and daily challenges.

Through candid stories and practical insight, they show how desire, devotion, and improvisation can be transformative tools for spiritual growth and authentic living.

Initiated into the Shivoham Tantra lineage in 2019, she has studied primarily with Artemis and Bhairav of Anuttara Ashram as well as Nataraj Chaitanya. 

In 2024, her teacher Bhairav gave her the name Radhika in recognition of the depth and sincerity of her devotional path and her ability to spark spiritual devotion in the lives of her students.

Kayla holds a Master’s degree in Art History, with research exploring the influence of the Bhagavad Gītā on the life and work of Canadian painter Lawren Harris. 

Alongside her academic work, she is a devoted painter whose works live in yoga studios, galleries, and private collections around the world.

Her current work explores the world as the living orchestra of the Divine, drawing inspiration from tantra, sufism, music, and modern art.

Through her paintings, teaching, exhibitions, and online Patreon community, she invites people into a more intimate, reverent relationship with the sacred that dwells in all.

Kayla Radhika Miller joins WTF to share how living in an ashram, a committed mantra practice, and a devotional creative life transformed her—through loss, eros, and artistic rebirth.

Hosts explore lineage, daily sadhana, and how poetry, music, and painting can be doorways back to presence for seekers at any stage.

They speak honestly about intimacy, conflict, devotion, and grace—how practice reveals essential nature, forces hard conversations, and brings unexpected support. Tune in to hear how ritual, service, and shared life create transformation. 

Listeners can expect reflections on the five acts of Shiva, the union of Shiva and Shakti, and the power of Om Namah Shivaya. 

Along the way they announce the reopening of Trika Kula as an ashram, and reflect on how pilgrimage, community, and lineage have shifted their practice and capacity to love and surrender.

They mix devotional insight with candid stories about grief, integration, community, and practical tools for bringing inner wakefulness into relationships and everyday life.

They discuss tests of surrender, working with thought and feeling as a doorway to the self, devotional practice, and what it really takes to be a disciple.

They discuss practical opposites like security and spontaneity, the heart’s digestive fire that transforms impressions, the role of community and dialogue in healing conflict, and how to balance oneness and relationship in everyday life.

Listeners are invited to bring these teachings into practice through devotion, honest self-revelation, and sustained sadhana — and to consider deeper training for those called to teach and integrate these practices.

The episode also shares practical guidance on staying present, using discipline wisely, and leaning into relationship and seva when the heat rises. Join Vishnudev and Nataraj in 2026 for their 200-hour Trika Hatha Yoga teacher training! https://www.vedicyoga.com.au/yoga-teacher-training

They explore rounding, breath, mantra, and the limbed path of practice as a living transmission that moves from gross to subtle and back, plus an invite to a deep 200-hour Trika Hatha Yoga teacher training starting February 2026.

They explore a vivid Shaktipat awakening, the power of seva and Shiva process, practical ritual and mantra, and how Ayurveda helps tailor sustainable, trauma-informed sadhana for real people in modern life.

Rabia offers reflections on devotion, community, and embodied practice, plus one-on-one work. 

For more about Rabia or to work with her 1 on 1, visit https://www.themuktiproject.com.au/

Mixing personal stories, scriptural quotations, and practical guidance, the episode shows how longing and consistent practice reveal the ever-present Self and offer ways to live with more openness and creativity.

The hosts also invite listeners to their upcoming 200-hour Trika Hatha Yoga teacher training for those seeking deeper lineage-based practice and integration.

Through personal stories—mermaids in the snow, family dynamics, and grief—the hosts reflect on choicelessness, heart-led decision-making, lineage, and the power of community, offering practical guidance on using sadhana and satsang to clear inherited burdens and open to deeper presence and freedom.

Listeners will hear practical reflections on how to meet and wield Shakti in life and teaching, the tension between surrender and action, and why devotion, community, and ritual help transmit transformative grace. 

In a heartfelt conversation, Brahman shares transformative moments, the significance of surrender, and the potent energies that guide her path. From her challenges leaving San Diego to leading a prison ministry, she reveals the lessons learned and the power of puja in handling life's karmic dilemmas. Gain insights into the guru-disciple relationship, as Brahman discusses her profound connection with Sri Shakti Amma.

This episode offers inspiration and profound teachings for those seeking authenticity and depth on their spiritual journey, welcoming real seekers into a space of learning and growth.

This episode also invites listeners to a unique opportunity for real seekers—an immersive Trika Hatha Yoga teacher training, promising authentic practice and introspection. Whether you're curious about the role of a Guru or keen to deepen your spiritual practice, this episode offers insightful wisdom and a reminder of the love and support found in spiritual community.

Listen in as they discuss the complexities of spiritual identity, the role of yoga and meditation on the path, and how ecstatic experiences can intertwine with moments of divine confusion. Discover how life's conflicts, relationships, and moments of reflection serve as rich ground for spiritual growth and exploration.

This episode offers a thoughtful exploration into the nature of God, inspired by personal narratives and tantric philosophy, inviting listeners to question, reflect, and perhaps rediscover their ideas about the divine. Whether you're immersed in spiritual practices or simply curious, this episode promises an engaging and enlightening experience.

For more about Uma's upcoming programs and retreats, check out https://www.bothyoga.com/