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Becoming A Queen: Breaking Generational Curses and Stepping into Your Authentic Power
As Miss Tourism USA Universe, my mission is to shine a light on the importance of mental health within our communities. One of the most powerful ways I’m doing this is through my book—a deeply personal account of my transformation. In its pages, I share the challenges I’ve faced, the trauma I’ve worked to heal, and the spiritual awakening that reshaped my path. At the heart of my journey was overcoming the grip of codependency, which proved to be one of my greatest obstacles. By opening up about my story, I hope to empower others to find strength in vulnerability, seek healing, and rediscover their own inner light.
Codependency: The Demon Kaliya of Our Time
Codependency isn't just a modern day struggle as a conflict of agency between two wills in which one seeks to supress and control the other. It's the very battle Arjuna faced in the Bhagavad Gita, which echoes the battle Krishna fought with the Demon Kaliya, the symbolic story of how Krishna purifies toxic energy and ego.
Codependency isn’t just a personal block—it’s the root of collective suffering. As a conflict of agency between two wills, it forms the bedrock of generational curses like racism, patriarchy, social hierarchies, and the pervasive "rape consciousness" that still haunts our world. These are not isolated issues—they’re symptoms of humanity’s deeper disconnection from the Divine within.
Understanding Hinduism: One God source energy, Many avatars
At the Vedanta Society, we recently discussed something many of us have witnessed—why so many young people are hesitant to call themselves Hindu. Often raised with "cultural Hinduism" (rituals without explanation, and stereotypes like caste, curry, and cows), they struggle to define or defend their faith—even to themselves.
Swami Mehananda helped clear the confusion by explaining that Hinduism isn’t polytheistic—it’s polymorphic and monistic. That means we believe in one Divine presence that takes many forms (like avatars in a video game), and also exists in every part of creation, not just in people or a single deity.
Once we understand this, it becomes much easier to explain Hinduism to our children, our friends, and anyone curious. Hinduism is not just a religion—it’s a spiritual path that honors the Divine in all things, and invites each of us to experience that connection in our own way.
Let’s help the next generation feel proud and rooted in this beautiful tradition.
Believe and Connect to Your Higher Self's Wisdom
What's a chakra and how do chakras impact you?
Chakras are balls of electromagnetic energy located along our spine that connect to one major nerve plexus and 1-2 endocrine glands. When disbalanced, they affect our physical and mental health through hormones and neurotransmitters. We now have the technology to measure their effects on the body.