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Yogini Ishani Formelly Yogini Linda Madani she is an inspired spiritual healer and yoga teacher and Certified Yoga Therapist Formely Linda Madani

25/07/2026

There are many paths, yet only one ultimate truth.

One of the things that has fascinated me most in my study of Hinduism is how this truth is expressed in so many different ways. Each school of philosophy offers its own perspective, its own language, and its own doorway into the same mystery. Rather than seeing this as contradiction, I see it as a reflection of the richness of the tradition.

I have found the same to be true when comparing the Hindu traditions of India and Bali. They share the same roots, yet they have blossomed in different ways. Their rituals, symbols, and ways of understanding the divine are often quite distinct. To me, the foundation of these differences is culture. Culture shapes how timeless wisdom is lived, celebrated, and passed on from one generation to the next. The outer forms may vary, but they continue to point toward the same sacred reality.
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05/06/2026

Today is day 117 of my Kala Vāhana and Khaįøgamālā practice. I first committed to 108 days, but the practice was so profound and transformative that when I completed the cycle, I felt called to continue and began another 108 days. This sādhana has taken me through many seasons. There have been days of grace and clarity, days that stirred me, and days when the practice seemed to be working quietly beneath the surface. Yet each day, it asks for the same thing: to show up. For me, the purpose of this practice is not to gain something or become something more, but to remember what has always been here. The path of ŚrÄ« Vidyā ultimately points toward Advaita, the recognition of non-duality, where the sense of separation gradually dissolves and only the One remains. While that realization cannot be forced, this sādhana steadily removes the veils that obscure it. After 117 days, I can honestly say that this practice is transforming me in ways both subtle and profound. It continues to deepen my trust, devotion, surrender, and understanding, and for that I am deeply grateful.

04/06/2026

Every time I arrive in Tiruvannamalai, my heart begins to beat a little faster. The moment Arunachala comes into view, it feels as though I am meeting my beloved once again.

There is something timeless about this sacred mountain, a presence that calls me home again and again. The teachings of Ramana Maharshi continue to be my guiding light, illuminating the path with simplicity, grace, and the quiet invitation to ask: ā€œWho am I?ā€

Arunachala is not just a mountain. It is a living presence, a silent teacher, and a constant reminder of the Self.

I used to teach that you are not your thoughts. You are not your body. You are not your emotions. You are not your sexua...
31/05/2026

I used to teach that you are not your thoughts. You are not your body. You are not your emotions. You are not your sexuality. You are not your social status. You are not your profession. You are not your money.

The essence of yoga was to discover that deeper Self beyond all the labels, roles, and identities we cling to.

Today, it often feels as though the message has been reversed. Everything is about the body, the emotions, sexuality, social status, appearance, and external validation. The very things we once learned to observe without attachment have become the things by which yoga practitioners define themselves.

On this Full Moon day, I offered puja to our Śiva Liį¹…gam, honouring the stillness at the heart of all movement. The liį¹…g...
31/05/2026

On this Full Moon day, I offered puja to our Śiva Liį¹…gam, honouring the stillness at the heart of all movement. The liį¹…gam reminds us of the eternal presence that exists beyond form, while the moon reflects the fullness of consciousness within. A moment of devotion, gratitude, and quiet remembrance. šŸ™šŸŒ•šŸ•‰ļø

Soft mornings, black sand beaches, coral treasures and the sacred stillness of Bali.Where the mountain watches the sea a...
25/05/2026

Soft mornings, black sand beaches, coral treasures and the sacred stillness of Bali.
Where the mountain watches the sea and every sunset feels like a prayer. šŸŒŗšŸŒŠšŸŒ‹

A few quiet moments from Amed that reminded me how healing simplicity can be. The ocean breathing softly, frangipani flowers falling onto wooden tables, volcanic sands beneath bare feet, and the sky dissolving into gold.

Sometimes peace is not something we create.
It is something we remember.

24/05/2026

Yoga teaches us that peace is not something we find outside ourselves.
It is what remains when we become quiet enough to listen.

Between the ocean breeze, the dancing palms, and the warmth of the earth beneath my feet, I am reminded of pratyāhāra
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the soft drawing of the senses inward, away from distraction and back to the heart. šŸŒæ

Nature has always been the greatest teacher.
Slow down. Breathe deeply. Return to yourself. āœØ

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