Last week we explored the journey to freedom from oppression. This week, we turn to another kind of liberation—the freedom to respond to a divine calling. On a battlefield of duty and doubt, Arjuna, hero of the Bhagavad Gita, receives a vision of the divine and learns to act not from fear, but from devotion. Centuries later, Florence Nightingale would experience her own inner call—not to war, but to healing—and would transform the worlds of medicine and women’s work forever. Join us as we reflect on what it means to follow a sacred calling, to align purpose with compassion, and to live a life shaped not by obligation, but by inspired intention. Music by Micha Schoepe & Paul Dankers