Human Potential Engagement Ceremony

by Neelu Jain on September 11, 2011

I had the honor of attending the engagement ceremony of two dear friends at sunrise in Malibu at Matador Beach about two weeks ago. I felt beyond words to participate in such a sacred, natural communion event. Sand art labyrinth was created by friend Andreas Hoenigschmid.

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Kirtan Camp with Jai Uttal

by Neelu Jain on August 23, 2010

In July, I had the pleasure of singing joyful kirtan for a week with Jai Uttal and Daniel Paul in San Anselmo, CA. All I wanted to do was sing my heart out, and I did just that. Towards the end of camp, we had a 10-hour kirtan, where all of the participants were invited to lead. I had a BLAST!!! With minimal musical training, I got to rock it by singing the names of Hindu Gods. So much fun, so joyful and healing. Jaya Ram!

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Coffee Shop Encounter in SF

April 21, 2010

I just had the most wonderful encounter an hour ago. I walked to Coffee Bar in Potrero Hill to have lunch. It was crowded, so I sat next to two fifty- to sixty-ish old gentlemen at the counter who were dressed in khaki pant and jacket business garb. They were engrossed in a business conversation [...]

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RAW Food Diet

February 16, 2010

The convergence of three events catalyzed my entry into the world of RAW food. Costco Living in Las Vegas Coaching About a month ago on a fateful Wednesday afternoon, I walked into Costco to buy Kleenex and soap. As I was pushing my cart through the aisles, there it was – the Vita-Mix 5200 demonstration [...]

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Animal Totem

January 26, 2010

I decided to go on a road bike ride this afternoon through the Red Rock Canyon loop. It was a gorgeous, cold winter day, sunny on one side of the canyon and cloudy on the other. The 15 mile ride is stunning, hilly and my favorite in the United States. Two feet of snow from the recent storms remained in some places.

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A Spiritual Awakening and My First Company

December 16, 2009

It was early December 2005 and I was on a plane to India. A few months earlier I had come back from running and going through a yoga teacher’s training in Tulum, Mexico. I had started teaching yoga in Santa Monica and loved it. I sensed that I would be leaving my position as General [...]

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How a Transformational Leader Relates in the 21st Century

October 16, 2009

Over the last four years, I have been focused on bringing consciousness into the gestalt that is business. As a result, I have been experimenting with different tools to explain the benefits of transformational work. Of course, there is no better tool than direct embodied experience, but sometimes a more mind-oriented approach is more appropriate. [...]

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