The Road to Dharma

As their journey begins, the team, led by Anand, prepare for their motorcycle adventure to the four sacred peaks of the Himalayas.

The journey continues with the riders traveling the Himalayas. Jen and Jeff’s dream is to save their marriage on this journey, but it’s clear they are in different mindsets from the beginning.

On their journey across the Himalayas, travelers see their first glimpse of the first peak, known as Kedarnath, the temple of death.

At Kedarnath, Ryan puts out prayer flags for the people who helped finance his trip, and the travelers question the road ahead.

The riders continue through the Himalayas. Emptiness and Power in the Gap. The stunning Tungnath Peak at 13,000 feet, the Feminine Temple above the Masculine.

The ebb and flow of relationships and how to sustain them is found here in Badrinath, the temple of Naryana, the sustainer. This isn’t religious experience, it is all about getting empty and receiving the wisdom of the sages in the great Himalayas.

Before riding to the Hidden Valley of the Flowers, we see a rare view of the hidden life of the riders in this “real world of yogis” opening scene.

Journeying in the Himalayas and within themselves, the riders hear a rare the cuff dialogue with their teacher Anand about his father and the true meaning of abundance, wealth, sex, power, fame.

The longest ride of the trip awaits. After a grueling 20 day journey and coming down from Hemkund Sahib, we ride to Rishikesh, where the journey began.

In the final episode of The Road to Dharma, we finish at the Sacred Ganga River, where we began. The riders reflect on their journey and the idea of freedom has set in fully.