The Road to Dharma

The team's first motorcycle ride is to the birthplace of yoga, but it is not encouraging as monsoons are destroying roads and villages.

Jen and Jeff want to save their marriage on this journey, but it's clear they are in different mindsets. Anand has a prophecy of death, but the team helps guide him to freedom.

Our first glimpse of the first peak, Kedarnath, the temple of death. Ken thinks people are riding recklessly, Mario takes his first spill, injuring his passenger Aizhan.

Ryan puts out prayer flags for the people who helped finance his trip. Ken, a spirituality newbie, isn't so on board and his passenger Tiffany, a mom who fears losing her life.

The stunning Tungnath Peak at 13,000 ft. Ken goes from a rational doubter to having an experience "beyond understanding," but the experience is tainted when Anna has an accident.

Badrinath reverberates with thousands of years of yogic wisdom. This isn't religious, 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 get a rare view of the hidden life of the riders. This lightness contrasts a big incident the following morning.

A rare dialogue with Anand about the true meaning of abundance, wealth, sex, power, fame. Then an epic hike up to 15,000 feet and a temple at Hemkund Sahib and its glacial lake.

We ride to Rishikesh, where the journey began, but nightfall causes troubles. Challenges reveal who we are, and the Ganga River serves up a challenge for our narrator Adam.

The riders reflect on their journey and the idea of freedom has set in fully.