In the meeting, Nishit led a discussion about hope and overcoming challenges, emphasizing the importance of unity and healing the earth. The meeting then transitioned to a global online episode focused on enhancing women’s lives and better womenhood. Amrita Sharma welcomed everyone to the episode and highlighted the theme of “women for the women, by the women.” She also thanked the episode producers, Hiral and Bindu, for their efforts. The conversation ended with a call to discuss and improve daily life challenges for better womanhood.

Rakhi, an architect and founder of an architecture studio, shared her journey of finding clarity and purpose in designing inspiring spaces. Despite initial uncertainty, an internship helped her realise her passion for creating great spaces that cater to diverse audiences. She highlighted the challenges of being a woman in the field but aimed to simplify design processes and empower other women in her studio. Jalpa Merchant, a communication skills trainer, spoke about her versatile career spanning corporate roles, consulting, and teaching effective communication to students and professionals. At 60, she continues performing rhythmic gymnastics, exemplifying that age is no barrier to pursuing passions. She believes good communication is the key to success in any field. Zainab, a teacher and winner of Mrs World International 2022, shared her transformative journey of overcoming societal restrictions to fulfil her dreams. Despite initial doubts about participating in the pageant at 40, she won the crown, boosting her confidence. This motivated her to pursue fitness, lifting 50kgs without support. She advocates fighting fear, believing in oneself, and letting go of toxicity to achieve dreams. The guests highlighted resilience, empowerment, and the importance of confidence and passion in achieving success as women across diverse fields. Their inspiring stories demonstrated how overcoming challenges and age stereotypes can lead to remarkable accomplishments.

In the meeting, Hirral introduced Jalpa Shah, a gemologist and co-founder of 2 dots, a vertical of the parent company Alter. Jalpa discussed the evolution of lab-grown diamonds, their benefits, and the challenges they faced in the industry. She emphasised that lab-grown diamonds are not an investment but a luxury item, and their value lies in their emotional and personal significance. Jalpa also shared her journey of starting a jewellery line and her passion for educating customers about their purchases. The team also discussed the potential of lab-grown diamonds in the market and their emotional value.

In the meeting, India Hirral introduced Deepti Joshi, a certified image consultant and wardrobe stylist who guides people to make their first positive impression through etiquette, grooming, body language, and clothing. Deepti explained her role in helping people understand their body shape, personal preferences, and how to use their own liking in dressing themselves. She also mentioned her ability to guide clients in creating a wardrobe of their liking and how to balance their weight and parameters. India Kalindi, a nutritionist and cupping therapist, shared her approach to holistic lifestyle changes, emphasising the importance of understanding one’s body and how to eat, cheat, and balance. She also discussed the role of protein in meals and the need for balance in food choices. The conversation ended with the introduction of Dr. Riddhi, a general surgeon from London, who shared her journey of weight loss and transformation.

In the meeting, Riddhi, a doctor and surgeon, shared her journey of self-discovery and self-care, emphasising the importance of prioritising oneself before others. She highlighted how her experiences in a male-dominated field and her journey with Access have helped her understand her body and its needs better. The other participants, including Dr Anjali, Dr Amita, and Hiral, shared their perspectives on self-care and self-love, emphasising the need for women to prioritise themselves and their well-being. They also discussed the importance of living in harmony with nature, being mindful of one’s surroundings, and caring for oneself physically, mentally, and spiritually. The conversation ended with a call for women to give more opportunities to women from socially or economically weaker sections and to educate and empower the girl child.

In the meeting, Nil from London welcomed Amrita from India and Alexandra from Croatia to discuss future episodes of their show, “Healing Our Earth.” Amrita announced upcoming episodes on universal health coverage and women’s self-care. Alexandra, a yoga and well-being expert, introduced Erica, a guest who shared her journey of self-discovery and self-love. Erica discussed the challenges in prioritising her needs and the importance of a support system. The conversation also touched on the value of small steps in personal growth and the power of connecting with oneself.

Germany shared a deeply personal story about her experience with the womb, describing a transformative journey that involved connecting with her womb and releasing toxic energies. She emphasised the importance of acknowledging and honouring the womb, which she believes holds the power to create and transform. Germany also shared her practice of connecting with her womb through prayer and meditation, encouraging others to do the same. The conversation also touched on the importance of self-love and forgiveness. Germany suggested that releasing negative patterns and beliefs can lead to a higher vibration and a more fulfilling life. The conversation ended with Germany offering a prayer others could use to connect with their wombs.

In the meeting, various participants shared their personal experiences and thoughts on creativity and self-discovery. Croatia initiated the discussion, followed by Germany who shared a beautiful song about Mother Oshun, the water goddess. Ella then shared her journey of self-discovery, discussing her experiences with spirituality, femininity, and the balance between her personal and professional life. She also mentioned her recent retreat and the insights she gained from it. Finally, Alison expressed her appreciation for Ella’s vulnerability and shared her own thoughts on the importance of holding contradictions within oneself.

In the meeting, Holland discussed her work with women, emphasising the importance of self-care and inner development. She shared her belief in the power of meditation and her goal to empower women to take risks and dream bigger. Holland also mentioned her involvement in the women’s movement and her desire to see her work grow and reach more women. Dr. Amita shared her experiences with gender-based violence and the importance of addressing it. She also mentioned her work as a Hindu chaplain and her daughter’s advocacy for gender equality. Finally, UK Sheryl introduced herself as a life strategist and positivity coach, discussing her upcoming podcast and her observations of women’s lives.

In the meeting, UK Sheryl discussed the importance of self-acceptance and living life aligned with one’s true self. She emphasised the need to break free from societal norms and expectations and to focus on personal values and happiness. Sheryl also highlighted the importance of self-awareness, particularly in noticing emotions and physical sensations, to better understand oneself. She encouraged the group to take a step back, observe their lives without judgment, and consider what truly matters to them. Croatia then shifted the conversation to Tanya, a lawyer turned entrepreneur, who shared her journey of self-discovery and growth. Tanya discussed her transition from a traditional career to a more fulfilling one, driven by her passion for nature and her desire for financial independence. She also shared her experiences with psychotherapy and the importance of self-care and nurturing oneself. Tanya’s story resonated with the group, particularly in the context of balancing personal and professional life and the need for support and sisterhood.

The meeting involved a diverse group of women from around the world, including Slovenia, Croatia, Germany, India, and the USA. The discussion revolved around healing the earth and the importance of self-care and self-love. The women shared their personal experiences and insights on how to maintain a healthy lifestyle and raise the planet’s frequency. They also discussed the importance of balancing work and personal life, and the need to overcome the patriarchal system that has driven humanity out of balance. The conversation ended with a discussion on the book “The Trust Frequency” by Connie and Andrew, which offers a toolkit for accessing a higher frequency and aligning with the divine feminine.

Connie shared her experience of raising her children aligned with spiritual principles and native wisdom traditions. She sees technology as training humanity to connect telepathically without devices, as indigenous peoples have done. Sharon read a profound passage about humanity’s potential shift from the age of darkness into a new age of light, love and compassion. Maureen discussed how technology could connect or disconnect us and the importance of choosing presence, gratitude and heart-centred living. The group explored how the world has changed drastically in their lifetimes, from a slower pace with stronger communities to today’s rapid technological shifts. They see both positive potential in technology to unite humanity and negative impacts like shorter attention spans. The key is using technology consciously from a space of love. The importance of mothers nurturing the next generation was also highlighted. The summary focused on spiritual awakening, conscious use of technology, reconnecting with nature/community, and empowering the feminine principle of love and compassion to heal humanity and the Earth. Overall, it captured the core messages while keeping an ideal length of 2-3 sentences.