 
                Story 95: God is a Way of Life with Hema Kodavatiganti
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Sairam! This week on Sai SOUL 100, we welcome Sister Hema Kodavatiganti. She shares the miraculous story of how Swami interacted with her mother, which marked the beginning of her family’s journey with Swami. Although her family had a deep belief in Swami, Hema’s connection started with questions, exploration, and profound inquiry. This process led her to the understanding that ‘God is a way of life’ and that Swami is the spiritual undercurrent that guides us.
                        
 
  
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