Dhru Purohit

You know, it's about...

just a little bit past the one-year anniversary of the LA fires.

Yeah.

A lot of us, you know, we're recording this in Los Angeles.

You know, your entire neighborhood burned down.

Yeah.

I didn't live in the Palisades, but I lived right next to it.

So many of my friends lost their homes.

Very tragic, tragic time.

You know, this book is really about how this new stage of life and the things that come with it, you know,

put you in a position to reflect a little bit differently than you were before.

You're almost forced to because of these rewiring that's happening inside of the body and the brain.

And it's also about the mythology about why that's important, what you're being called into as a woman who's going through these different stages of life.

But coming back to the LA Fires and pulling on some of that thread because I'm interested and I'm sure my audience is interested too.

What was your snapshot of where you were sort of pre-fires and then post-fires, right?

Using that as...

You know, it was a physical destruction.

But in that same way, even though many women listening today who are in that phase of life of, let's say, they're about to start into perimenopause, or they're fully into menopause that's there, or they're even thinking about these topics, they might have not gone through the same things as you, but many times you can feel like, hey, my world is turning upside down, right?

But let's talk about your story.

What was your... Where were you?