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World of Secrets is where untold stories are exposed.
And in this new series, we investigate the dark side of the wellness industry, following the story of a woman who joined a yoga school only to uncover a world she never expected.
I feel that I have no other choice.
The only thing I can do is to speak about this.
Where the hope of spiritual breakthroughs leaves people vulnerable to exploitation.
You just get sucked in so gradually and it's done so skillfully that you don't realize.
World of Secrets the Bad Guru.
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I'm Ella Alshamahi and this is the conversation from the BBC World Service, the program that amplifies women's voices.
Which is really just a fancy way of saying that we get two talented women from different countries who share an expertise, bring them together and see what happens.
If you're planning a big celebration or maybe you've just got the money, the idea of having someone else handle all the cooking might feel like the ultimate dream.
But for many, it's worth considering.
Hiring a private chef means enjoying delicious personalized food with hardly any effort, all from the comfort of your own home.
Today, I'm speaking to two private chefs who create unforgettable culinary experiences.
Abhilasha Chandak from India became a private chef after moving to London.
She gained fame as a 2016 MasterChef India finalist and has even cooked for Bollywood stars.
And Ella Aflalore is a French private chef and cookbook author based in Paris.
She designs bespoke events inspired by her travels, art and fashion.
Abby Lasher.