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There is no greater justice than death.

There is no greater justice than the dissolution of everything we have known.

We're like standing in this shunit, this emptiness, and it's a moral field in which truth catches up with

our self-deceptions. It's not punishment that we are waiting for, but we are waiting for the

wisdom of the cosmos. Welcome, friends, to this special Sounds True series where we're exploring the case for reincarnation and the gap between lives.

Once more.

In this episode, my guest is Acharya Shunya.

Born in India, Acharya Shunya. Born in India, Acharya Shunya is the first female leader of a 2,000-year-old Vedic lineage.

She's a best-selling author on a mission to restore the sacred fire of yoga in modern times with its full power and authority.

She is the author of several books and audiobooks, which sounds true, including roar like a goddess

and sovereign self in which she draws on the wisdom of the Vedas,

who Panishads and the Bhagavad Gita.

Friends, stay with us. Shania, welcome.

Thank you, Tammy.

This is such a beautiful, profound topic,

and I feel excited to talk about it with you. I'm excited to have you. In putting together

this series, exploring reincarnation, our team wanted to look at it from many different perspectives

and when it came to understanding the Vedic perspective, this thousand-year-old tradition,

and how the process of dying and then this gap,

and then, yes, is there a process of rebirth?

What do the great Vedic sages have to teach us about this? I thought of you, you as the perfect

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