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Indrani (Idee)
The 7 Sacred States Challenge

"I’ve experienced a growing sense of peace and joy. Clients and students now come to me more effortlessly"

Quick summary

Exhausted and ready to shut down her animal healing practice, Indrani rediscovered her purpose through the challenge. By releasing attachment and reconnecting with joy, she found clients and students now come to her effortlessly.

Before the Seven Sacred States Challenge, I felt completely exhausted and defeated.

My professional practice — helping cats and dogs — seemed to be going nowhere. I had followed all the advice from business experts, doing everything I was “supposed” to do, yet nothing was working. I reached a point where I decided to shut everything down — my website, my app — and even started looking for someone to take over my clients and students.

And then the challenge happened.

On the very first day, during the theme of knowingness , I was reminded of who I truly am and what I stand for. I stand for the cats and dogs. I realized that I had been so caught up in hustle mode that I had completely lost connection with my purpose.

But the deepest shift came during the session on non-attachment.

The next day, I was sitting outside, feeling the warmth of the winter sun on my face, surrounded by a sense of peace. And suddenly, something clicked. I realized that all I needed to do was show up with joy, stop chasing, and allow things to come to me.

And that’s exactly what started to happen.

Shortly after, I received a heartfelt message from a student sharing how my work had helped her become a more confident animal communicator. Since then, I’ve experienced a growing sense of peace and joy. Clients and students now come to me more effortlessly.

Thank you, Vishen. Thank you, Mindvalley, for this experience.


Indrani (Idee)

Animal Caregiver

Dehra Dun, India

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Written 21 January 2020 From our original stories site

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