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Healing the Intimate Divide - Savita Veera - Buddha at the Gas Pump Interview

Pause anytime during our interviews to chat with the BatGapBot - your AI companion for exploring spiritual topics. Ask questions, dive deeper into concepts, or enjoy personalized dialogue about what resonates with you. https://batgap.com/batgap-spiritual-a... Savita is a spiritual teacher, mentor, embodiment facilitator and healer. Discussion of this interview in the BatGap Community Facebook Group:   / 4935493526676408   Also see https://batgap.com/savita-veera/ Savita Veera is a spiritual teacher, mentor, and healer based in Western Australia who works with both people and horses. In this conversation, she shares how a traumatic childhood and the sudden death of a mentor triggered spontaneous spiritual openings—without any formal seeking practice. Savita discusses the relationship between trauma and awakening, explaining why some people have profound openings after tragedy while others don't. She emphasizes that healing the nervous system is essential for authentic embodiment, and that unresolved shadow material can persist even after significant spiritual shifts. This connects to why some teachers with genuine awakenings still behave inappropriately—the realization doesn't automatically clear stored trauma. The conversation explores how horses serve as teachers and mirrors, helping people regulate their nervous systems and come into present-moment awareness. Savita explains that horses immediately sense when someone is out of alignment with linear time—stuck in past or future—and reflect this back clearly. Other topics include the role of compassionate awareness in healing fight-or-flight responses, using imagination as a bridge to access unconditional love, the balance between sensitivity and groundedness, and how subtle guidance from other realms shows up in her work with clients. Savita also addresses questions about manifestation and uplifting collective consciousness, suggesting that attending to our own shadow material creates ripple effects that benefit everyone. Savita offers online sessions, group events, and works locally with horses and their humans in Western Australia. ``` 00:00:00 - Introduction to Savita Veera 00:03:09 - Awakening Through Adversity and Early Seeking 00:08:04 - Is Suffering Advantageous for Spiritual Growth? 00:11:22 - The Shock of a Mentor's Death and a Glimpse of Peace 00:13:50 - Authentic vs. Inauthentic Realization 00:17:13 - Spontaneous Right Action: Brahman is the Charioteer 00:23:38 - Shadow Work: Rejoining the Fragmented Self 00:28:23 - Healing Through Somatic Work and Embodiment 00:33:01 - The Grounding Power of Animals and Nature 00:37:34 - Finding Safety in the Infinite 00:42:31 - Grief as an Expression of Love 00:43:23 - Collective Cruelty as a Symptom of Unconsciousness 00:46:59 - Balancing Sensitivity with Strength 00:49:11 - The Nuanced Nature of Awakening 00:52:10 - Working with Benevolent Helpers 00:58:18 - Affinity with Animals as a Sign of Development 01:03:40 - The Fear Threshold and Surrender 01:08:31 - Healing the "Intimate Divide" 01:08:41 - Q&A: Can we manifest our desired reality? 01:10:46 - Q&A: How can we uplift the collective consciousness? 01:14:31 - Devotion and Simplicity 01:17:33 - The Still Mind of the Divine 01:20:00 - Mysticism and Groundedness 01:27:02 - The Divine Mother Gazing Through You 01:32:02 - Balancing the Divine Mother and Warrior Archetypes 01:35:43 - The Persecution of Mystics and Today's Renaissance 01:42:31 - The Karmic Consequences of How We Treat Animals 01:48:42 - The Ultimate Realization: "Life is Living Itself" 01:52:50 - Conclusion ```