The Daily Vedantic
James Beshara
The Daily Vedantic, hosted by James Beshara, is a daily Podcast and YouTube channel dedicated to the timeless wisdom of Vedanta; the “perennial philosophy” as Aldous Huxley often called it. Originating over 5,000+ years ago, the source of nearly all Eastern philosophy and studied daily by titans like Emerson, Thoreau, Carl Jung and Alan Watts — the teachings of Vedanta, stemming from the Vedas, offer essential and pragmatic insights that anyone can use to live a life full of peace and prosperity. The aim of The Daily Vedantic is to make this philosophy as accessible as it is profound.
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Mar 28, 2026 • 10min
Gita Series: No Otherness
Welcome to Episode 70 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this reflective episode, James navigates the profound concept within the Bhagavad Gita encapsulated in the word "Samaha," meaning no otherness. He explores into the lesser-discussed theme of seeing no distinctions in the world, emphasizing that grasping just one word from the Gita, truly understanding and experiencing it, can lead to instant enlightenment. James explores how embracing the idea of Samaha is the pinnacle of spiritual growth, representing the end state and the method to reach enlightenment. Drawing parallels with the concept of expanding rings of identification, he shares the transformative journey from self to community and ultimately to a state of oneness with all. Join James in contemplating the profound wisdom encapsulated in the word "Samaha" as the North Star guiding the path to enlightenment.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 27, 2026 • 12min
Gita Series: The Lord's Song: Tuning into Transformation (19 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 69 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this episode, James untangles the nuanced perspective of the Bhagavad Gita, emphasizing that it's not merely a hymn from mortals to the Divine but a transformative dialogue meant to be internalized. Exploring the lesser-discussed theme of the Lord's Song, he explores the profound idea that the wisdom within the Gita is not for confirmation but for personal transformation. Drawing parallels from various life experiences, including surfing and parenting, James illustrates how the Gita's teachings resonate across different domains, urging listeners to reflect on its verses over time for a profound shift. Join James on this insightful journey as he highlights the timeless message that the song has been sung for all eternity, waiting for us to tune in.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 18, 2026 • 11min
Gita Series: The War Within (18 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 68 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this episode, James dives into an often-overlooked theme of the Bhagavad Gita, unveiling it as a metaphor for the inner battle within ourselves. Drawing parallels between the epic's narrative of a righteous side facing an unrighteous force and our internal conflict between intellect and mind, James explores the timeless relevance of this ancient wisdom. He emphasizes the significance of cultivating the intellect as the guiding force capable of discerning, reasoning, and observing the mind's fluctuations. Through anecdotes, James connects the inner dialogue depicted in the Gita to our daily struggles, encouraging listeners to recognize the subtle yet powerful presence of their inner equipment. Join us on The Daily Vedantic as we embark on a journey to understand the profound metaphorical battle within, resonating with the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 17, 2026 • 16min
Gita Series: The Psychology of Teaching (17 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 67 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this pivotal episode of "The Daily Vedantic" Gita Series, we dive into the 'Psychology of Teaching' as illuminated in the Bhagavad Gita. This exploration is part of our comprehensive 20-part series, where we dissect 10 major and 10 minor themes of this profound text. In this episode, we unravel the Gita's insights on the art and psychology behind imparting knowledge, emphasizing the teacher-student relationship and the transformative impact of teaching with awareness and empathy. Join us as we discover how these ancient teachings offer timeless wisdom relevant to educators and learners alike in today's world.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 16, 2026 • 7min
Gita Series: The Middle Path (16 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 66 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this episode, James dives into the crucial concept of balance within Vedanta, exploring the often-misinterpreted idea of renunciation and the necessity of moderation. He highlights the unique perspective of Vedanta, which emphasizes the middle path—a balance articulated in Chapter 6, verse 8 of the Bhagavad Gita. James draws attention to the significance of regulated sleep, moderation in diet and recreation, and maintaining balance in work. Contrary to extreme notions, Vedanta advocates for a holistic approach, steering away from the 'go, go, go' mentality. Using examples from personal experiences and the teachings of Swami Parthasarathi, James underscores the importance of incorporating balance into our lives, even in the pursuit of spiritual growth. Join us on The Daily Vedantic as we explore the timeless wisdom of the Gita, shedding light on the path of moderation and equilibrium.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 15, 2026 • 11min
Gita Series: Renunciation Defined: Taking Up the Higher (15 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 65 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this episode, James dives into the often misunderstood concept of renunciation within Vedanta, exploring the misinterpretations surrounding asceticism and self-denial. Contrary to the common image of a renunciate giving up everything and living in seclusion, James presents a profound perspective—renunciation is not about giving up but about taking up something higher. He underscores that renunciation is an effect, not a cause, and compares it to a natural progression, much like outgrowing childhood toys. Drawing from personal experiences and the teachings of the Gita, James emphasizes that one can pursue wealth or success while remaining unattached and governed by higher ideals. Join us on The Daily Vedantic as we unravel the true essence of renunciation, transcending popular misconceptions.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 14, 2026 • 9min
Gita Series: Fate & Freewill (14 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 64 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:Join us in this full-length episode of "The Daily Vedantic" as we dive into the intriguing interplay of Fate Vs. Freewill. Drawing from Vedantic wisdom, we discuss the profound concept that while we are shaped by our past, we hold the power to craft our future. This episode explores the delicate balance between destiny and the choices we make, examining how our actions and decisions shape our journey. "We are a product of our past, but we are producers of our future" – a mantra that guides this episode, encouraging listeners to understand their role in shaping their destinies. Tune in as we unravel the mysteries of fate and the power of freewill in our lives.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 13, 2026 • 1h 45min
Venice Vedanta Club: Philosophy Fridays (Live in Venice)
Reserve your spot and sign up now to be part of this engaging Friday morning conversation: https://forms.gle/QaRSWndLbyvKeF1j8In this New Year’s Philosophy Fridays session, host James is joined by co-host Reva, together they unpack practical Advaita Vedanta for modern life: how to use goals as direction without becoming psychologically owned by outcomes, why the real shift is from output metrics to controllable inputs, and how service can function as a stabilizing “north star” when ambition and comparison start to hijack your focus.They walk through a concrete planning method that starts with “success” and works backward (even out to a 30-year horizon), while emphasizing the crucial distinction between clarity and attachment. The conversation also explores swadharma (alignment with what you are wired for), and Vedanta’s body, mind, intellect model, with intellect as the charioteer that can train the mind rather than being dragged by it.In the Q and A, they challenge the obsession narrative around high performers, warn against confusing wealth for wisdom, and end with a memorable closing idea: “man equals God minus desire,” plus the dream metaphor as a radical pointer to what Vedanta claims is ultimately real.TakeawaysUse goals like a destination in a taxi: direction matters, but attachment to outcomes creates suffering.Plan from the end backward: 30 years, then halve repeatedly until you get to what matters this month and this week.Outputs tempt vanity and anxiety; inputs keep you honest, consistent, and sane.Reva’s shift as an operator: revenue and metrics are secondary to delivering real client value and service.“Surrender to a duty bound existence, and immediate peace follows” is framed as a near-term felt result, not a distant reward.Swadharma is the difference between rowing and sailing: alignment can produce scale without chronic stress.Your biggest minefield is comparison: headlines, other founders, and social feeds can pull you off the input path fast.Vedanta’s body, mind, intellect model: intellect can be trained to guide the mind, instead of the mind running the show.The Bhagavad Gita frame: the battlefield is often internal, the “civil war” between lesser impulses and higher duty.Be cautious copying icons: their story is still unfolding, and cultural fame often gets mistaken for wisdom.Helping others ranks higher as you move from money to time to emotion to wisdom, but the highest is your own self-development.Closing heuristic: “man equals God minus desire,” with desire and attachment positioned as the root mechanism of suffering.Chapters00:00 Welcome and setting the room03:03 New Year’s meaning, reflection, and why the date is still useful04:00 Advaita Vedanta overview and the frame for practice08:51 Making reflection daily instead of a once-a-year reset11:06 Goals without attachment, direction with inner freedom12:21 The taxi metaphor and starting with “success” then working backward14:32 The 30-year planning ladder and shrinking horizons into action16:35 Reva’s 2026 planning shift: service, value, then metrics17:34 Founder pressure story: valuation, OKRs, and the “at all costs” trap18:44 Inputs over outputs and commitment to truth over consistency21:10 Reorienting to service as a north star, hour by hour28:00 Swadharma: rowing vs sailing, and why alignment changes everything30:49 The minefield: comparison, social media, and staying on course32:16 Bhagavad Gita lens: inner conflict as the real battlefield44:00 “Surrender to duty” plus journaling prompts to find your usefulness54:49 Body, mind, intellect model: training the intellect to guide the mind01:15:47 Q and A: obsession, high performers, and not copying the limelight01:41:31 Closing: “man equals God minus desire” and the dream metaphor
Mar 12, 2026 • 13min
Gita Series: The Role of the Individual in Society (13 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 63 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this enlightening episode of "The Daily Vedantic," James continues our 20-part series on the Bhagavad Gita. We dive into the nuanced role of the individual in society from a Vedantic perspective. We explore the idea that beyond our duties, identities, and obligations, lies a deeper calling where work performed without attachment transcends into a form of worship. This episode examines how each individual's actions contribute to the larger societal fabric and how detaching from personal gain elevates our contributions to a higher, more spiritual plane. Join us as we uncover the profound impact of selfless service and its significance in both personal growth and societal harmony.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
Mar 12, 2026 • 8min
Gita Series: Context = Ethics (12 of 20)
Welcome to Episode 62 of The Daily Vedantic - a free, repeating 2-year course in Advaita Vedanta rooted in the timeless wisdom of the Upanishads. Start with Episode 1 or jump into today’s reflection from wherever you are.This course is designed as a repeating cycle: a simple, modern, daily practice that builds clarity, discipline, and understanding over the course of 2-years. New episodes drop everyday.Resources:• Our weekly newsletter with links, summaries, and events, as well as our 24/7 AI-powered chatbot trained on Advaita Vedanta (and all episode transcripts) that you can use for free, without an account with nearly any question you might have: TheDailyVedantic.com• Vedanta Academy online lectures from the ashram:https://elearning.vedantaworld.org/• Vedanta Treatise, the book that may change everything for you:https://www.amazon.com/Vedanta-Treatise-Eternities-Parthasarathy-Swami/dp/9381094160/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0• The No Nicknames Gita:https://www.amazon.com/nicknames-Bhagavad-Gita-James-Beshara/dp/B0CVK6X991• The Essence of Christ:https://www.amazon.com/Essence-Christ-His-Message-Oneness/dp/B0F46FKW1H• Follow along on Instagram for daily reflections, events, clips from James’ podcast appearances, and live gatherings like our monthly Philosophy Fridays in LA:James Beshara: https://www.instagram.com/jamesjbeshara/The Daily Vedantic: https://www.instagram.com/the_daily_vedantic/Episode Summary:In this episode, James continues our 20-part series on the Bhagavad Gita, focusing on under-discussed themes within Vedanta. Today's reflection explores the often-overlooked topic of contextual ethics and the perspective Vedanta offers. Unlike other philosophies with extensive commandments, Vedanta sees sin as that which agitates the mind, not as a list of external rules being broken. James emphasizes the context of ethical decisions, highlighting that it's not just about what you do but the intention behind it. Drawing from Arjuna's dilemma in the Gita, he dives into the crucial idea that it's not the act itself but the intention behind the act that truly matters in the end. Join us as we navigate the nuances of ethical choices in The Daily Vedantic.Community:• Share your reflections in the comments — we’d love to hear what resonated.• Sign up to join the Venice Vedanta Club, a monthly in-person community exploring timeless wisdom in LA: https://forms.gle/ZSE1zKRXEfw8pMYb9
