Icebreaker: Divinity in all walks of life. 1. This Japanese fermented drink is believed to offer health benefits and help with gut issues 2. This brand.

Icebreaker: Divinity in all walks of life

1. This Japanese fermented drink is believed to offer health benefits and help with gut issues

2. This brand of the fermented drink took $350 of the $400 million sales in 2014

3. The top ingredient of the drink, according to the nutrition label on the bottle is "100% love“

4. The founder of the brand introduced it commercially to the market in 1995, when he was only 15!

5. The founder and his family made several visits to Parthi in the 80s and received personal guidance from Swami on health and other things

6. The founder believes that his success cannot be separated from spirituality, and his role is to spread love

GT DAVE – Synergy/GT’s Kombucha

1. This woman was a well-known American jazz pianist, organist, harpist, and composer

2. She has more than 35 meditative and experimental jazz music albums to her name

3. She was the wife of John Coltrane, one of the most significant saxophonists in music history

4. The couple added a spiritual dimension to their music and were known to have influenced innumerable musicians in modern American jazz

5. She established the all-faith Vedantic Center in 1975 near Malibu, California (now called Sai Anantam Ashram)

6. She said, "Always think about God. Remember God. Chant the Names of God. When you do this, it builds up spiritual power and energy around you. It is connecting you with God.“

ALICE COLTRANE

1. This woman was a prominent American figurative painter and sculptor who incorporated Swami's teachings into her art

2. She graduated with a BFA and an MFA degree from the prestigious San Francisco Art Institute

3. She was the youngest artist to exhibit her work at the Whitney Biennial show in New York in 1960 at the age of 22

4. She won many prestigious awards for her work, including the Guggenheim Fellowship and James D. Phelan Award

5. Her art is exhibited at more than 40 art museums such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Seattle Art Museum

6. "Words cannot express the great joy and gratitude that I feel within my heart," she said of Swami, whom she considered her mother and father

JOAN BROWN

Homage to Sathya Sai Baba - 1983

1. This 80-year old man is a Scottish born, naturalized Indian citizen, travel writer and mountain lover

2. He is the author of 14 well-received books about India, its mountains and rivers; steam trains; motorbikes; and Sai Baba

3. His book on Baba, is considered neutral and for “the ordinary seeker who wants information not hype”

4. He studied comparative theology at Leeds University and was drawn to India in 1959 as a young man of 25 to "have a first hand feel of the world's living religions“

5. He joined Vinoba Bhave’s Bhoodan padayatra in Assam and spent 12 years in Himalayan ashrams - Sarala Devi’s Gandhian ashram and the Mirtola ashram of Sri Krishna Prem

6. He continues to live in Mussorie, India and is considered one of the best travel writers of India

BILL AITKEN

1. This woman is a popular American film, television and theater actor, singer, activist and author

2. She has won one Academy Award, five Golden Globe Awards, including the Cecil B. DeMille Award, one Emmy Award, two BAFTA Awards, and the 40th AFI Life Achievement Award

3. She worked with leading actors of her time and in many notable films and TV shows including Terms of Endearment and Downton Abbey

4. She once went on the Larry King show and shared a story of Baba on television

5. "I think of life itself now as a wonderful play that I've written for myself, and so my purpose is to have the utmost fun playing my part," she said

6. She shocked the TV audiences with her “Out on a Limb" series boldly proclaiming that she (and everyone) is God

SHIRLEY MACLAINE