Sahitya Lalitha Kameswari S
Find Your True Self, Through the Sound.
Every human deserves to experience the stellar world of immersive music. This is nature's path to finding your true self.
My teaching is not a competition. It is a shared journey out of darkness, a retreat into an art form that is as infinite as the ocean. Like any true art, it reveals your potential and reflects back the very best of who you are.
There is no end to the learning, only a continuous, divine unfolding. If you search for music with an open heart, it will find you. Transforms you.
My Inspiration: A Conversation With Your Soul
What Is Your Soul Trying to Tell You?
There are many ways our souls try to communicate their needs with us. Constantly.
Our inner soul uses our action-based mode to exhibit and fulfill itself. But as humans, we rarely realize how our actions are driven by what we secretly seek. We stick to norms. We hide behind labels.
But the actual truth? Your actions are the ultimate gateway for your soul to be itself.
You can test this. Right now.
Imagine you are calm. Truly calm. Aligned in this digital age. What's the first thing you do?
You search. You type a question into a screen. And that question—90% of the time—is what your soul is seeking within you.
That is your soul, subtly tapping you on the shoulder, hunting for something that leads you to what you need.
It is seeking space to exhibit its best possible self. To fulfill its dreams.
Now, you're reading this. If you're a music lover, you already know the answer.
Expressing musically—whether by singing or listening—is the easiest form of spirituality. It is the most direct soul-responsive experience.
But if you ask me, "Does music only bring happiness? Only bliss?"
The answer is a definitive no.
Just as nature has different seasons, you have different emotions. Just as a rainbow has more than one colour, just as nature confronts you with different landscapes, music evokes your entire emotional spectrum.
You might avoid sad songs because you're seeking liberation from sadness. Or you might crave them because their stillness is a comfort. You might need a faster rhythm to match your energy.
This isn't just about taste. It's a way of life.