Cosmic Connections: A Journey of Uprooting and Rebuilding | Sahithi Divi | TEDxVishnu Institute
In this talk, Sahithi Divi explores the mystical thread of cosmic connections that have guided her spiritual journey across Auroville, Thiruvannamalai , Kolkata, Kasi and over 150 villages. From the sanctuaries of Auroville to the vibrant streets of Kolkata, each place became a spiritual node, moving time and space to reveal intense portals of path finding , purpose , and redefining her identity. Guided by invisible paths of the universe, these experiences shook her from familiar grounds only to discover with inner courage and clarity. Through stories of serendipitous encounters, spiritual awakenings, and cultural immersions, Sahithi reflects on how each connection and location shaped her journey of self-discovery and following her heart. Blending spirituality with storytelling, this talk delves into the cosmic dance between destiny and free will, exploring how seemingly random encounters weave into a grand design of personal transformation. Join Sahithi as she uncovers the invisible threads that connect us all, inspiring us to trust the journey and embrace the unknown. Sahithi Divi is a visionary social impact leader and Forbes India 30 Under 30 honoree, redefining grassroots innovation and cultural diplomacy. With over nine years of immersive fieldwork across 150+ villages, she bridges tradition with modernity, empowering rural entrepreneurs through storytelling and sustainable design thinking. As a Consultant for Tourism and Sustainability with the Government of Andhra Pradesh, she crafts strategic narratives that spotlight local culture on a global stage. Sahithi’s work transcends conventional development models by linking community wisdom with innovative solutions, advancing the UN SDGs through creative, scalable impact. With a Master’s in Social Entrepreneurship from Hult International Business School and a certification from Harvard Business School Online, Sahithi combines strategic insight with grassroots passion, inspiring a new wave of cultural preservation and sustainable growth. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
