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The subject is Kuṇḍalinī and Chakras. Energy exists everywhere, and where energy circulates, there is a chakra. The Earth Chakra connects us to the ground; walking barefoot activates it. A practice of walking on stones and sand at home provides acupressure and health. Love is not something to receive but to give; giving love recycles divine energy. Worldly joy is limited and changing, leading to sorrow. True bliss, Paramānanda, is realized by renouncing attachments. The soul is a bundle of karmas; purifying them reveals the omnipresent Self. Kuṇḍalinī is the dormant serpent power of past, present, and future at the base of the spine. Its awakening leads to liberation. A meditation technique involves contracting the perineum while chanting the seed mantra Laṃ to direct energy up the spine. "We are not searching for someone who will love us. We are searching for an object to which we can give our love." "The soul is a bundle of karmas, nothing else... When these karmas are purified... what remains inside that soul? That onion is nothingness." Filming location: Warsaw, Poland

The chakras are energy centers governing human destiny. These eight centers receive and transform cosmic energy, precisely distributing it throughout the body. Within them lies dormant karma from past lives. Their awakening brings forth hidden memories and karmic results, a process of filtering that can turn one's life upside down. Fully awakened chakras lead to enlightenment, where past karmas are deleted. However, the living body continues to produce new karma through action and thought. These new karmas are protected by a divine aura, and the ill thoughts of others take on negative karma instead. Prāṇa is the cosmic energy flowing through these centers, the radiance of the soul and our nourishment from the cosmic mother. This energy has ten qualities: five main and five subsidiary prāṇas governing specific bodily functions. The human body itself reflects the four pillars of life and the ancient social divisions. The head, as intellect, is Brahmin. The arms, as strength and protection, are Kṣatriya. The trunk, as distributor, is Vaiśya. The legs, as carriers, are Śūdra. In truth, all are one within the single human form. The four pillars for a successful life are dharma, artha, kāma, and mokṣa. Dharma is duty and compassion for all creatures. Artha is both material and wisdom wealth. Realization of these leads to liberation. "When a chakra awakens, everything can turn upside down." "All creatures, all beings in the universe are myself. When I see all as myself, how can I kill them?" Filming location: Warsaw, Poland

This life is given to solve all karmas. Only now can we act. Through good deeds, prayers, and meditation, we influence purification. Do not expect reward; serve selflessly as a mother cares for a child. This is niṣkāma karma. Do not deny material life; use it, do not abuse it. Maintain energy by finding its source in nourishment and spiritual practice. Our chakras are energy centers controlling the body and filtering past karmas. When fully awakened, past karmas are resolved, though the living body still acts. All beings feel pain. Eating meat creates karma; you must repay that suffering. True dharma is seeing yourself in all creatures, causing no harm. Life is protected by four pillars: duty, wealth, righteous desire, and liberation. "Only now, after not. This life is given to solve all the problems, all the karmas, and that's why we are here." "That kind of love, when we develop, then it's called selfless service. There is no expectation. That is real helping, real love." Filming location: Warsaw, Poland

The human system contains immense dormant potential within 72,000 energy channels. This inner richness is like jewels at the ocean floor, requiring correct practice to access. Without proper technique and daily sādhanā, one cannot safely activate these profound energies. The aim of life must be known to direct this practice. The body's main energy centers, or chakras, receive power from the Divine. The creator implanted a seed of memory within the intellect. This memory records all experiences, allowing one to recall and relive any situation, making distance irrelevant. Memory can be positive or negative. When negative memories arise, they must be cleansed not with hate but with the wisdom, devotion, and renunciation. This process purifies consciousness, allowing one to separate from past impressions with love. Awakening requires this preparatory wisdom to handle the power involved. "Practice correct sādhanā, come out of emotion, and go with your devotion to thyself." "When you have no knowledge, you cannot remove them; you will suffer all the time." Filming location: Warsaw, Poland

The human body contains hidden powers: Kuṇḍalinī energy and cakras. The endless universe is the womb of the Divine Mother, filled with cosmic consciousness and energy. This same energy flows through 72,000 channels in the body. The aim of human life is Self-realization to escape the cycle of rebirth. The individual soul carries all past karma, stored in the energy centers. Primary cakras govern the flow of this energy. Awakening the Kuṇḍalinī through spiritual practice leads to higher consciousness and liberation. One must guard the mind, as thoughts create karma. Practice is essential over mere theory. A true disciple follows one Satguru and one mantra for the spiritual journey. "One negative thought means poisoning yourself. One positive thought means liberating yourself." "Tons of theory are nothing compared to a gram of practice." Filming location: Warsaw, Poland

The Kumbh Melā originates from the divine nectar sought for immortality, with drops creating four holy river sites where its celestial influence periodically manifests. The aim of human life is self-realization of the immortal Ātmā, free from karma, achieved through active meditation woven into daily life. Active meditation is love in action: helping others, respecting all life, and seeing divine beauty in creation. Formal practice harmonizes body and mind through postures like Vajrāsana and sequences such as Kaṭuparaṇa, which balance the nāḍīs and awaken spiritual energy. "The soul has to suffer the karma, but the Ātmā is free from karma." "Helping hands have more value than just folded hands." Filming location: Warsaw, Poland

Meditation is the practice of reuniting individual consciousness with its cosmic origin. The universe began as empty space, the body of the Divine Mother, containing inactive consciousness known as the golden embryo. The balancing principle between them is yoga, meaning harmony and union. A divine will declared "I am one, and now I will multiply myself," initiating creation through the sound AUM. This vibration formed the elements, suns, and planets like Earth. Life emerged in 8.4 million forms, with humans possessing intellect. The soul journeys through cycles of rebirth. The aim is self-realization, to answer "Who am I?" beyond body, mind, and intellect. Human life requires education for survival and for liberation. Life rests on four pillars: duty, wealth, responsibility, and ultimate freedom from rebirth. Spiritual practice merges the individual soul with cosmic consciousness. A guide is needed to move from darkness to light. The true master is one to whom the heart surrenders. Practice involves mantra, healthy living, and meditation to awaken inner energy centers and achieve union. "Yoga means harmony. Where there is harmony, there is union, unity, oneness." "Who am I? I am not this body. I am not these senses. I am not this mind." Filming location: Warsaw, Poland