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Namaste! It is Sahara Rose and welcome back to the highest self-podcast, a place where we discuss what makes you your highest involvement.

Today's episode is going to be about how to become a clear channel to access your past lives.

If you haven't heard my episode on past lives yet, I suggest going back and looking at it.

I think it's episode three. And if you follow me on Instagram at I Am Sahara-ar-rose and generally just know anything about me,

I'm very into understanding our past lives. And I really believe that they are sort of the hidden missing link that a lot of us don't really know about and accessing them can really open up this whole portal of awareness that we aren't really playing with on our day to day lives. And it just takes everything to a much deeper level.

And I wanted to first share with you this remarkable dream, probably the most profound dream I've ever had in my entire life and it just happened to me this morning.

So in my dream, I am flying over India, like on some magic carpet or something and I'm seeing a map of India.

And I can see the mountains, the Himalayas. And it shows me this big river that's probably about the northwestern side of India.

And in this map, there's no Pakistan and even parts of China, it was all part of India. And everything was written in Sanskrit. And I could read the Sanskrit and it said Indus.

And it showed me this river called the Sadasvati river with the V because it's in Sanskrit and they don't have W's, they say V.

And it showed me this is where you're from. And I remember looking at it and I was like, oh, I didn't know there was a Sarasvati river and Saraswati is the goddess of creativity.

If you don't know about the goddesses listened to episode 10, but I'm really, really just so drawn to the goddess of Saraswati because she's the goddess of creativity of thought, knowledge, the arts literature books.

She was always seen with a peacock and peacocks are my spirit animal. They show up for me all the time and she was playing the Vera, which is an ancient instrument similar to the Sattar.

And she was always reading and learning and really knowledge was her driving force. And I relate to that so much to the point that as soon as I learned about Saraswati several years ago, I named my clothing line Saraswati Katoor, which is made out of recycled sorry material.

To benefit victims of sex trafficking in India. And I put that whole entire project together in honor of Saraswati because I really use the creativity of seeing these recycled sorry materials that nobody was using them. They were just kind of being thrown away repurposing them as pants bringing them to the US, which I can do a whole episode about it was not an easy task.

And selling them at festivals events, wanderloss, all of these places having an online store and really running that as my business, which when I first moved back from India to the US the first year, I was really focused on my Saraswati Katoor.

It showed me this is where I was from and this is my birthplace and this is where Saraswati is from and it showed me this map of India and Delhi had a huge lake and I remember thinking in my dream like I don't remember big lakes and in Delhi.

And then it showed me all the way down to goa, which is where I hosted my goa goddess retreat, which was a retreat in honor of the goddesses.

And I woke up this morning immediately thinking what I need to look up the Saraswati river.

So I text my friend who lives in India and like have you heard of the Saraswati river and I look at an Indian map and I don't see it there.

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