The Mountain in us
The Mountain in us
Podcast Description
As a poet, I have explored the adventures and ethos of human existence through the ink. I naturally gravitated towards podcasting, where observation, listening & silence create a bonding spell.In each episode of The Mountain In Us, I sit down with a kindling guest whose journey is more than a milestone; together, we unravel the human spirit of exploration, expression, and purpose. These conversations are candid, rejuvenating, and connective. I’m optimistic that the breadcrumbs from our trails will resonate with your beat and boost your courageous adventures and perspectives.“The Mountain in Us, a podcast where “The Journey gets its voice.” I’m Taran Singh, your host. Here, we greet the thrills, jolts, ascents, and descents of our uncharted adventures.
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The podcast focuses on themes of personal exploration, cultural heritage, motherhood, and resilience, with episodes highlighting topics such as the impact of cultural identity on creative expression, the challenges of various life transitions, and inspiring journeys from finance to the arts.
“The Mountain in Us, a podcast where “The Journey gets its voice.”
I’m Taran Singh, your host. Here, we greet the thrills, jolts, ascents, and descents of our uncharted adventures.
As a poet, I have explored the adventures and ethos of human existence through the ink. I naturally gravitated towards podcasting, where observation, listening & silence create a bonding spell.
In each episode of The Mountain In Us, I sit down with a kindling guest whose journey is more than a milestone; together, we unravel the human spirit of exploration, expression, and purpose. These conversations are candid, rejuvenating, and connective.
I’m optimistic that the breadcrumbs from our trails will resonate with your beat and boost your courageous sojourns and perspectives.
www.inkofsingh.com
You can feel it when someone has built their life around a single principle and for Sarah Basha that principle is love. Not the Hallmark version, but the kind that holds grief, tells the truth, sets boundaries, and still chooses service. We start with Sarah’s earliest imprint of being deeply wanted, then follow the thread through her relationship with her father, the way unconditional love transforms a family, and what happens when life forces you to face impermanence head-on.
Sarah shares a stunning turning point: her father’s aneurysm, a three-month coma, and what she experienced as a miracle shaped by prayer and community intention. From there, we talk about the darker terrain many of us hit in our twenties: leaving home for love, heartbreak, burnout, anxiety, and the “dark night of the soul” that tests whether your values are real. Therapy, mindfulness, and Jungian-style reflection become tools not for fixing who you are, but for remembering it.
Motherhood brings the conversation into embodiment and self-love as a daily practice. Sarah unpacks parenting as reparenting, ancestral trauma, and why children are not possessions but beings we guard and support. We also explore intuition and spiritual faith, including astrology, astrogeography, and a meditation vision that guided her toward a truer home. Finally, we zoom out to her work creating community spaces through art and mentorship and why Mongolia is calling her next.
If you’re navigating grief, craving purpose, or trying to trust your inner voice again, listen closely, then subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show.
www.inkofsingh.com
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