Podcasts about ashrams

Es ist ein 1 Uhr morgens Spaziergang es ist noch Mitternacht es ist kalt und ich habe zu lange am Rechner gesessen und brauche Bewegung eine aufregende Zeit liegt vor mir soll ich ein Hostel in Südfrankreich Gründen soll ich mich als dauerhafter Volontär in Coworking places oder Ashrams verstecken in dem Modus des alles ist gut warum mache ich diesen Podcast warum bin ich hier ich bin ein Tier ich bin ein Kulturwesen und ich bin eine Seele und ich möchte diese Sichtweise mit Dir teilen und dich zu inspirieren und vor allen Dingen auch zu provozieren Hormone Bedürfnisse Sexualität und Aggressivität und Tradition und nationales Bewusstsein und Kultur und Familie und Biografie und Seele und Meditationen, SINN Suche das alles und noch viel mehr als die Galaxie meines Seins und ich möchte es mit Dir teilen und Bewusstsein zu erschaffen und an den Grundfesten zu rütteln von unseren althergebrachten Sichtweisen Leonardo Secundo

Dr. Yogrishi Vishvketu is a world-renowned Yoga teacher trainer celebrating over 25 years of offering spiritual guidance. He has empowered more than 7,000 yoga teachers globally and founded two transformative Ashrams in Northern India—the Anand Prakash Yoga Ashram + Retreat Center and the Akhanda Sri Jungle Yoga Ashram + Retreat Center—dedicated to nurturing authentic yogic well-being and sustainable living. A dedicated yogi, philanthropist, author, and householder, his infectious laugh and profound wisdom continue to inspire countless practitioners to walk proudly on their own path. Title of Session: Releasing Fear: Living Consciously with Devotion Connect with Yogrishi Vishvketu, Ph.D.: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dr.yogrishi/ WEBSITES: https://akhandayogaonline.com/ https://akhandayoga.com/pages/yoga-ashrams This event is hosted by ✨ Happy Jack Yoga University ✨ www.happyjackyoga.com ➡️ Facebook: /happyjackyoga ➡️ Instagram: @happyjackyoga Bhakti Yoga Conference at Harvard Divinity School Experience a one-of-a-kind online opportunity with 40+ renowned scholars, monks, yogis, and thought leaders! REGISTER FOR FREE: www.happyjackyoga.com/bhakti-... This conference is your opportunity to immerse yourself in the wisdom of sincere practitioners as they address the questions and challenges faced by us all. Expect thought-provoking discussions, actionable insights, and a deeper understanding of cultivating Grace in an Age of Distraction and incorporating Bhakti Yoga into your daily life.

Trechos do livro “A Manual Of Self Unfoldment”, de Swami Chinmayananda.Balakrishna Menon ou Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati (1916 - 1993), foi jornalista, professor e líder espiritual hindu.Nasceu Ernakulam na Índia, filho mais velho de um proeminente juiz. Após completar sua escolaridade formal, foi estudar jornalismo e pós-graduação em literatura e direito. Se formou na Lucknow University e até então, sentia que poderia influenciar o movimento de reforma política, econômica e social por meio do jornalismo.No verão de 1936, ele visitou o sábio Ramana Maharshi, por seus relatos pessoais posteriores, quando Ramana Maharshi olhou para ele, Chinmayananda experimentou uma emoção de iluminação espiritual que, na época, ele prontamente racionalizou como sendo mero “hipnotismo”.Enquanto trabalhava como jornalista Chinmayananda viajou para o Ashram de Sivananda em Rishikesh com o propósito de escrever uma exposição dos sadhus, mas desenvolveu um interesse no caminho da espiritualidade.Em 25 de fevereiro de 1949, o dia sagrado de Mahashivratri, Balan foi iniciado em sannyasa por Sivananda, que lhe deu o nome de Swami Chinmayananda, ou “Bem-Aventurança da Pura Consciência”. Com a bênção de Sivananda, Chinmayananda procurou um dos maiores mestres vedânticos de seu tempo, Tapovan Maharaj, e dedicou os próximos anos de sua vida a um estudo intensivo do Vedanta sob sua tutela.Swami Chinmayananda passou quarenta anos de sua vida ajudando os outros, abriu Ashrams, escolas, hospitais, asilos e clínicas em todo o mundo. E fundou a Chinmaya Mission, ensinando a espiritualidade como arte de viver.Chinmayananda escreveu 95 publicações, incluindo comentários sobre os principais Upanishads e o Bhagavad Gita. Através de Jnana yoga ele enfazitava o equilíbrio entre coração e mente, evidenciando o serviço desinteressado, estudo e meditação como pedras basilares para a prática espiritual.

Edwin Markus Egeter ist promovierter Philosoph, Meditationslehrer und interdisziplinärer Denker. Zwischen 1991 und 2001 lebte er in Indien und Südostasien, wo er sich intensiv mit Meditation, Pranayama und der Philosophie des Ostens und Westens auseinandersetzte. Heute ist er Vorstandsmitglied im Haus der Besinnung in Dicken, wo er stille Wochenenden und Kurse anbietet. Im Gespräch gibt Edwin Einblick in seine persönlichen Erfahrungen: Ein tiefes Erlebnis, das ihn in jungen Jahren zur Meditation brachte, sowie seine Eindrücke in Indien, wo er in Ashrams lebte und die Patanjali-Sutras studierte. Er spricht über die Bedeutung von Philosophie für die Meditation und die Verbindung von Theorie und Praxis. Edwin gibt Einblicke in seine Arbeit mit Atemtechniken wie Pranayama und beschreibt, wie Meditation helfen kann, einen liebevollen Umgang mit schwierigen Emotionen zu finden. Er reflektiert darüber, wie die meditative Praxis nicht nur für das eigene Innere, sondern auch für zwischenmenschliche Beziehungen bereichernd ist. Darüber hinaus stellt er seinen Ansatz vor, den er in Kursen wie «Spektrum der Aufmerksamkeit» lehrt: Von körperbasierter Achtsamkeit über Atemtechniken bis hin zu stiller Meditation. Ein zentrales Thema ist die Freiheit in der Meditation und die Wichtigkeit, eine individuelle Praxis zu finden. Abschließend reflektiert Edwin über die Rolle von Meditation in einer komplexen Welt und wie sie helfen kann, mit Klarheit und Mitgefühl zu handeln. Mehr zu Edwin und seinen Angeboten: www.hausderbesinnung.ch Wenn du den Podcast unterstützen möchtest, dann like, kommentiere oder trage zu den Kosten bei. Letzteres ganz einfach per Twint auf 078 600 95 60. Inhalt 00:00:00 Intro00:01:31 Biografie00:03:30 Edwins Erlebnis vor Beginn der Meditation00:08:19 Auswirkungen des frühen Erlebnisses00:14:04 Reise nach Indien00:20:40 Studium der Religionswissenschaften00:22:01 Was Edwin aus seiner Zeit in Indien mitgenommen hat00:34:38 Vergleich Buddhismus und Advaita Vedanta00:38:30 Tetralemma und Denken jenseits von Begriffen00:41:11 Advaita Vedanta und Neo Advaita00:45:22 Philosophisches und psychologisches Interesse00:46:10 Atemübungen und praktische Meditation00:57:56 Gibt es negative Emotionen?01:01:24 Spektrum der Aufmerksamkeit01:09:32 Wahrnehmung des Geistes01:18:46 Haus der Besinnung und Edwins Angebot01:21:50 Schlusswort: Wert verschiedener Ansätze

Hoewel Nederlandse en Belgische kloosters zelden nieuwe kandidaat monniken of monialen ontvangen, zijn ze wel erg populair bij het brede lekenpubliek. Velen gaan erheen voor spirituele retraites of om enkele dagen de stilte op te zoeken. De sfeer van kloosters blijft blijkbaar een grote aantrekkingskracht uitoefenen. Maar dat roept ook een interessante spanning op. Van oorsprong vormt het monastieke leven immers een poging om een gemeenschapsvorm uit te bouwen die wat haaks staat op de seculiere wereld. Weinigen voelen zich echter geroepen om verder te gaan in de radicalere aspecten. Je zou misschien zelfs kunnen stellen dat er sprake is van een zeker ‘spiritueel toerisme'. Ook in Indische ashrams en boeddhistische kloosters kom je wel eens mensen tegen die vooral van de ene naar de andere hoppen als onderdeel van een gekend circuit. Niettemin is daar evengoed sprake van utopisch gedachtegoed en stevige vormen van spirituele verinnerlijking. Dat is ook helemaal niets nieuws. Zelfs bij de woestijnvaders en -moeders zag je dat al. Zij worden dikwijls als toonbeelden gezien van mensen die een poging ondernamen om een religieuze het beleven van een religieuze utopie. Maar ook bij hen, in de Egyptische woestijn van de 3de eeuw, was er erg veel spiritueel toerisme. Het had op sommige vlakken zelfs wat weg van het hippietoerisme van 20ste eeuw in India. Staan ‘toerisme' en ‘utopie' elkaar dus in de weg of horen ze net inherent bij elkaar? Kunnen we de twee eigenlijk wel contrasteren? Want is de realiteit niet vooral een kwestie van grijstinten en minder van een helder zwart-wit? Om deze vraagstukken te bespreken, leek het Paul en Jonas niet meer dan logisch van Thomas Quartier uit te nodigen naar de Shambhala studio. Aangezien hij niet alleen zelf benedictijns monnik is maar ook aan de Radboud Universiteit en de KU Leuven vakken doceert rond rituelen, liturgie en monastieke spiritualiteit, was hij de geknipte gast voor deze contemplatieve aflevering waarin we zelfs onderzoeken wat kloosters en ashrams gemeen hebben met tax free zones in de luchthaven. ------- 'Groetjes uit Shambhala' is een productie van ⁠⁠Volzin⁠⁠.

Trechos de gravações em Satsangs. Swami Dayananda Saraswati ou Natarajan (1930 - 2015), foi um sannyasa, professor tradicional de Advaita Vedanta e fundador do Arsha Vidya Gurukulam e AIM For Seva. Swamiji nasceu em Manjakkudi no sul da Índia. Em 1953, morando e trabalhando em Chennai, conheceu Swami Chinmayananda, que se tornou um de seus mestres. Então, aprofundando-se no conhecimento de Vedanta e Sânscrito, em 1962 tornou-se um renunciante. Dayananda começou a ensinar às margens do rio Ganges, e em 1973 foi chamado para ensinar em Mumbai. Seus cursos, também ministrados em Inglês, abriram aos estudantes do Ocidente a oportunidade de acesso a este ensinamento. Swamiji viajou por toda a Índia ministrando cursos e palestras, e desde 1976 foi para os Estados Unidos, Canadá, Inglaterra, Suécia, Austrália, África do Sul, Brasil e Argentina. Em todos esses países, assim como na Índia, era conhecido por sua facilidade de comunicação e pela clareza e profundidade de seu conhecimento de Vedanta e da complexidade humana. Dayananda estabeleceu dois Ashrams na Índia, um em Rishikesh e outro em Coimbatore, e o Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, nos Estados Unidos. Nessas instituições, Swamiji era o principal professor. Nos cursos de Vedanta e Sânscrito o ensinamento é passado de mestre a discípulo, num fluir permanente, que tem como objetivo desdobrar a visão do “eu” como um Ser completo e livre. Saiba mais em: https://www.yoga.pro.br/meditacao-a-v... “O que é liberdade? Eu defino a liberdade de uma forma dupla: a liberdade do passado e a liberdade do conceito de passado, presente e futuro. Estes são dois tipos de liberdade. A liberdade do passado se refere a sua própria vida passada, ou seja, nesta vida, a sua infância e assim por diante. O passado de todos tem os seus próprios problemas e esses problemas afetam a pessoa no presente. O que eu enfrento agora, neste momento, não é visto objetivamente, pois é sempre reprimido, condicionado, imbuído de preconceito e distorcido pelo meu próprio passado. A liberdade desse passado significa a liberdade do meu passado psicológico. A liberdade do passado psicológico de alguém é uma liberdade relativa, descrito na Gita como a liberdade da pressão dos próprios gostos e aversões”. Swami Dayananda. “A liberdade definitiva deve ser necessariamente centrada no ‘eu', já que eu sou aquele que está preso e também sou aquele que tem que se libertar. Essa liberdade já é intrínseca ao Ser ou ela não seria possível de modo algum. Se ela é intrínseca ao Ser, então a escravidão nasce da auto-ignorância. A remoção da ignorância é a liberdade, Moksha”. Swami Dayananda. “Numa estrada esburacada, quando você vai numa van sem amortecedores, você absorve o impacto dos buracos. Ora, acontece que seu corpo não foi feito para absorver esse impacto. Você precisa ter amortecedores que lhe protejam das coisas do mundo. Deveria haver um fator que possa isolar você de se ferir, de ser afetado e sofrer pelo que acontece à sua volta. Esse sofrimento acontece porque não há uma compreensão básica dos fatos, do que significa estar vivo, do que é o mundo, o que são as pessoas e o que são as relações. Você pode sim, ter esses amortecedores, esse isolamento que lhe ajude a viver em paz. Com responsabilidade. Quando você dirige um carro precisa ter cuidado para não bater em ninguém, pois bater nos demais ou nos carros dos demais significa igualmente bater seu próprio carro. Precisamos, assim, aprender a viver a vida sem ferir os demais e sem sermos feridos pelo que outrem possam fazer. Isso é responsabilidade”. Swami Dayananda. Música: Zerofuturism - Rays Of Light Pierce The Darkness (   / lzcidrpvkg  ) =======================================

¨Con Luz propia¨ , programa de radio conducido por Claudia de Brasi y Laura Luisello. Participación especial de Daniel Ferminades Programas que abordan la deferentes inquietudes del espíritu. 13/10/2020 02:27 La práctica hace al maestro. (¿Cursos intensivos?) 06:04 Ser Comunidad. 12:56 La utilidad del Juicio. Juicio no es sentencia. 12:56 ¿Los Ashrams son las aulas a las que cada uno pertenece? 31:32 Los discípulos que pertenecen a un Ashrams, pueden encontrarse entre ellos estando encarnados 10:46 Los Maestros realizan magia blanca. ¿Qué implica esa magia? 47:30 ¿Cuándo nació Jesús? -Suscríbete a nuestro canal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8XT... -Síguenos en nuestras Redes Sociales: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/impulsodeuna... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/impulsodeun... -Visita nuestro sitio web: http://www.impulsodeunanuevavida.org/ #DanielFerminades #Impulsodeunanuevavida #Filantropo #Conciencia #Paciencia #Compasión #Espíritu #VerdadesDeveladasDesdeLaConciencia

¨Con Luz propia¨ , programa de radio conducido por Claudia de Brasi y Laura Luisello. Participación especial de Daniel Ferminades Programas que abordan la deferentes inquietudes del espíritu. 06/10/2020 04:29 Diferencia entre fe y el ego apareciendo como fanatismo o dogma 10:00 Tomás. Creer sin haber visto. ¿Está mal hacer la propia experiencia sin tener fe? La duda creadora que permite crear y recrear la verdad. 39:10¿Qué es un Ashrams? 48:29¿Los Maestro se encuentran en forma física con los discípulos? Y las enseñanzas ¿se dan en el espíritu? -Suscríbete a nuestro canal: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8XT... -Síguenos en nuestras Redes Sociales: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/impulsodeuna... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/impulsodeun... -Visita nuestro sitio web: http://www.impulsodeunanuevavida.org/ #DanielFerminades #Impulsodeunanuevavida #Filantropo #Conciencia #Paciencia #Compasión #Espíritu #VerdadesDeveladasDesdeLaConciencia

Energiearbeit für Unternehmer: Vom Heiler und Therapeuten zum Business Coach Oliver Wachter hilft Unternehmern und ihren Unternehmen. Zuerst wird der Unternehmer als Mensch analysiert und mit Klassischer Homöopathie, Coaching, Counseling und Energiearbeit in seine beste Form gebracht. Zum Heilen gibt es bei jedem etwas, meist fehlt nur der Zugang zu den eigenen "Baustellen". Wenn der Mensch nach diesen Behandlungen besseren Zugang zu sich selber hat, kann er auf gutgestellte Fragen selbst seine besten Antworten geben, ohne irgendwelchen Fremdbestimmungen des Elternhauses oder der Gesellschaft zu folgen. Energiearbeit: Der Zugang zu deinem Dharma und deiner Bestimmung Was ist mein Dharma, meine Bestimmung, was ist meine Fähigkeit, was kann ich der Gesellschaft Gutes tun? Freude und Erfolg kommen, wenn man aufhört, nur an sich zu denken, sondern versteht, dass wir alle irgendwie miteinander verbunden sind. Was spirituell anmutet, ist auch ein Gesetz der Wirtschaft. Das Interessante an Olivers Arbeit ist, dass er nicht nur den Menschen als Energiekörper sieht und behandelt, sondern auch die Summe aller Mitarbeiter und das Unternehmen als komplexes Energiefeld. Die Verbindung von Therapie und Energiearbeit: 30 Jahre Erfahrung Oliver Wachter ist seit fast 30 Jahren Therapeut und Berater. Als Kind war er bereits der spirituellen Welt zugeneigt. Er sah und spürte Dinge, die eigentlich nicht der materiellen Welt zuzuordnen sind. Später als Physiotherapeut und Manualtherapeut hörte er oft die Frage, wo die Energie herkomme, die aus seinen Händen zu fließen scheint. Oliver folgte dieser Frage und studierte viele Jahre Osteopathie. Nicht zufrieden damit, arbeitete er mit Schamanen der Tolteken und Quechua und lernte von Geistheilern. Dank dieser jahrelangen Ausbildung konnte er diese Energie kultivieren. Energiearbeit als Schlüssel zur Heilung: Wunderbare Erfolge Techniken der Energiearbeit, Aura- und Chakraarbeit sowie systemische Aufstellungen halfen ihm intellektuell zu verstehen, was er bereits fühlte. Trotz einiger wunderartiger Erfolge dank Geistheilung blieb er immer auf dem Boden, wohlwissend, dass nicht der Heiler heilt, sondern eine höhere Macht, manche nennen sie Gott. Der Heiler dient nur als Kanal. So konnte er mit Energiearbeit einer Patientin nach Hirnblutung helfen, die wegen einseitiger Lähmung im Rollstuhl saß. Während der Behandlung spürte sie die Energie in den betroffenen Körperteilen und konnte später den Arm wieder heben und auch laufen. Ein anderer Patient hatte Phantomschmerzen im, nach Amputation, nicht mehr existierenden Bein. Durch Behandlung des immer noch vorhandenen Energiekörpers verschwanden diese Schmerzen. Energiearbeit in der Praxis: Heilung von Arthrose und mehr Genauso konnte Oliver Wachter Arthrose behandeln, indem das Chakra, der Energiewirbel, des Gelenks geheilt wurde. Materie ist verdichtete Energie und folgt dieser. Oliver Wachter war als selbständiger Physiotherapeut durchaus erfolgreich und vor allem finanziell zufrieden. Dann kündigte ihm der Praxisinhaber die Teilhaberschaft. Auch als freier Mitarbeiter hörte er von Praxisinhabern Aussagen wie: "Ich habe Angst, dass ich Patienten an Dich verliere..." Als extrem freiheitsliebender Mensch war er nur kurz angestellt, dann als freier Mitarbeiter tätig und nach diesem nächsten Schritt, Kompagnon, folgte er seinem Herzen und eröffnete endlich seine eigene Praxis als Heilpraktiker. Die Reise zur eigenen Praxis: Energiearbeit als Berufung Obwohl er teilweise in drei verschiedenen Praxen als freier Mitarbeiter gearbeitet hatte oder dann als Kompagnon, studierte er nebenbei Naturheilkunde und Klassische Homöopathie. Noch als Physiotherapeut kristallisierte sich heraus, dass die Patienten wohl wegen körperlichen Symptomen kamen, aber eigentlich seinen geistigen Rat suchten. Damals war ihm der Begriff Coaching noch nicht bekannt. Ein schamanischer Lehrer nannte ihn "Las palabras que curan" – die Worte, die heilen. Aura und Chakraarbeit: Der Weg zur Energiearbeit Während der jahrelangen Aura- und Chakraausbildung konnte man anhand der Aurafotografie sehen, dass Olivers Aura magenta wurde und ein deutlicher Trichter über dem Kopf zu sehen war. Das bedeutet, seine Stärken sind Eingebungen aus dem morphogenen Feld. Also nicht aus dem Verstand etwas sagen oder wiedergeben, sondern Wissen kommt aus dem Äther, vom Göttlichen. Warum Oliver Wachter trotz Erfolg seiner wahren Berufung folgte Immer noch weigerte sich Oliver Wachter, seiner eigentlichen Berufung zu folgen. Etwas Handfestes, Seriöses sollte es schon sein. Er lernte von T.Harv Eker, Blair Singer, Anthony Robbins, Damian Richter und anderen Coaches, um zu wissen, dass er anders arbeiten möchte. Man kann seiner Bestimmung ausweichen, dann kommt sie mit noch mehr Kraft. In den Jahren 2006 und 2007 traf Oliver einen gottrealisierten Meister – Paramahamsa Vishwananda. Als Freigeist weit davon entfernt, einem Guru zu folgen, verlor er den Kontakt, um 7 Jahre später "zufällig" durch Heirat in die Nähe seines Ashrams zu ziehen. Energiearbeit und spirituelle Führung: Die Bedeutung von Paramahamsa Vishwananda Nochmals 8 Jahre dauerte es, bis er durch weitere Fügungen des Schicksals zu ihm geführt wurde, und ihm seitdem als Schüler folgt. Paramahamsa Vishwananda gilt als einer von 5 weltweit existierenden Sathgurus, also gottrealisierte Meister mit göttlichen Aspekten. Bei einer Pilgerreise nach Indien meinte der Meister, Oliver solle sich auf Geschäftsberatung und Coaching konzentrieren. Somit besuchte er eine Schule für Business Coaching (IHK) und ist seit diesem Jahr, von der IHK anerkannter, Business Coach. Dein größter Fehler als Unternehmer?  Es gibt keine Fehler. Alles läuft nach Gottes Plan. Das Ziel ist, mit Demut sein Ego aufzulösen und so in Verbindung mit dem Göttlichen zu treten. Manche brauchen mehr Niederschläge und Niederlagen, um das Ego aufzulösen und die Kontrolle loszulassen und sich von Gott, Universum, der göttlichen Energie führen zu lassen. Viele Menschen arbeiten aus egoistischen Motiven, um dieses oder jenes Bedürfnis zu erfüllen, merken aber nicht, dass echte Zufriedenheit ausbleibt. Oft ist Existenzangst eine treibende Kraft. Wenn man den Zugang zu seiner Göttlichkeit in sich, in allem und außerhalb davon spüren lernt, dann geht man mit vollem Vertrauen ins Unbekannte und wird vom Göttlichen unterstützt. Somit wäre Angst und mangelndes Vertrauen ein "Fehler". Aber jeder hat andere Herausforderungen in seinem eigenen, ganz speziellen Leben. Spiritueller Erfolg durch Energiearbeit: Der Weg zum Wohl aller Es gibt eine schöne hinduistische Geschichte, wo ein Heiliger Gott bittet, ihn mit vielen Problemen zu belasten, damit er immer an ihn denken möge. Für mich ist Erfolg, zum Wohle aller zu handeln, um so Gott zu dienen.     Deine Lieblings-Internet-Ressource?: Youtube statt TV, gezielt Satsangs von Bhakti Marga, der Organisation von Paramahamsa Vishwananda. Informationen, die gut tun. Nicht Angst aufbauen. Website bhaktimarga.org Chat GPT   Deine beste Buchempfehlung: Buchtitel 1: Just Love: A journey into the heart of god; Paramahamsa Vishwananda Buchtitel 2: Autobiographie eines Yogi; Paramahamsa Yogananda Kontaktdaten des Interviewpartners: www.oliverwachter.de oliverwachter@web.de 0049-171-475 7214   Und denk immer daran: Wer will, findet Wege. Wer nicht will, findet Gründe. Tschüss, mach's gut. 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Citações e trechos do livro “A Manual Of Self Unfoldment”, de Swami Chinmayananda. Balakrishna Menon ou Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati (1916 - 1993), foi jornalista, professor e líder espiritual hindu. Nasceu Ernakulam na Índia, filho mais velho de um proeminente juiz. Após completar sua escolaridade formal, foi estudar jornalismo e pós-graduação em literatura e direito. Se formou na Lucknow University e até então, sentia que poderia influenciar o movimento de reforma política, econômica e social por meio do jornalismo. No verão de 1936, ele visitou o sábio Ramana Maharshi, por seus relatos pessoais posteriores, quando Ramana Maharshi olhou para ele, Chinmayananda experimentou uma emoção de iluminação espiritual que, na época, ele prontamente racionalizou como sendo mero “hipnotismo”. Enquanto trabalhava como jornalista Chinmayananda viajou para o Ashram de Sivananda em Rishikesh com o propósito de escrever uma exposição dos sadhus, mas desenvolveu um interesse no caminho da espiritualidade. Em 25 de fevereiro de 1949, o dia sagrado de Mahashivratri, Balan foi iniciado em sannyasa por Sivananda, que lhe deu o nome de Swami Chinmayananda, ou “Bem-Aventurança da Pura Consciência”. Com a bênção de Sivananda, Chinmayananda procurou um dos maiores mestres vedânticos de seu tempo, Tapovan Maharaj, e dedicou os próximos anos de sua vida a um estudo intensivo do Vedanta sob sua tutela. Swami Chinmayananda passou quarenta anos de sua vida ajudando os outros, abriu Ashrams, escolas, hospitais, asilos e clínicas em todo o mundo. E fundou a Chinmaya Mission, ensinando a espiritualidade como arte de viver. Chinmayananda escreveu 95 publicações, incluindo comentários sobre os principais Upanishads e o Bhagavad Gita. Através de Jnana yoga ele enfazitava o equilíbrio entre coração e mente, evidenciando o serviço desinteressado, estudo e meditação como pedras basilares para a prática espiritual. “Viva a moralidade antes de falar dela. Pratique a meditação antes de pregá-la. Prove a bondade antes de recomendá-la. Obtenha bem-aventurança antes de oferecê-la aos outros”. Swami Chinmayananda. “Assuma o seu Estado Maior. Quando nos identificamos com o que é superior em nós, o inferior é automaticamente controlado. Esta é uma lei natural da vida. Aquilo que é superior controla, regula, governa e ordena o que é inferior. O intelecto com seus desejos governa os estados de espírito da mente, que por sua vez controla os órgãos dos sentidos; e os órgãos dos sentidos regulam o jogo dos objetos dos sentidos ao redor do indivíduo. Aquilo que está acima do intelecto é o Ser, a Consciência. Quando uma pessoa consegue se identificar com o Espírito dentro dela, toda a sua inquietação intelectual, desejos emocionais e apetites físicos murcham e caem como pétalas da flor quando o fruto surge. A sutileza de sua consciência e sentimento aumentam, e ele passa a reconhecer a unidade da vida em suas diferentes manifestações”. Swami Chinmayananda. “A verdadeira renuncia significa renunciar totalmente a ideia de um ego, a ideia de que sou a mente e o intelecto limitado. A individualidade limitada e a sua felicidade dependem de segurança, dependem do mundo, de objetos, emoções e pensamentos. Você deve renunciar a essas dependências”. Swami Chinmayananda. Músicas: Matooma - Dont Look Back (https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music...) Neon Ridge - Meditation Breathing (https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music...) Shahead Mostafafar - Visible (https://artlist.io/royalty-free-music...) =======================================

For many thousands of years ancient sages and enlightened communities have understood the significance of sound as a sacred instrument of immense power and potential, not only for healing but also for spiritual development. All tribes throughout history have been working in harmony with sound, and weaving it into their rituals, ceremonies, rites of passage, meditations, celebrations and healing philosophies as far back as the dawn of humanity.  Ancient civilisations revered sound so deeply that they believed it called the universe into creation. Indeed Om is known as the original vibration of the universe. This sacred sound is composed of three fundamental syllables – A U M, which represents the various states of awareness. Of all the forms of energy, sound is perhaps one of the more powerful manifestations. Sound energy is intricately connected with the human experience and the naturally spiritual side of humankind. Sound influences not just the mind, but also the emotions, and is known to alter the life force of a person, with its healing capabilities. Shamans, priests, priestesses, and medicine men and women have always worked with sound in sacred ways since ancient times and have created many sound instruments to assist them. These are things like crystal singing bowls, gongs, drums, tuning forks, and many more. The ancient Egyptians had a deep understanding of sound's healing properties. They believed that specific tones and rhythms could affect the body's energy centres and promote healing. Instruments like the sistrum, harp, and voice were used in rituals and ceremonies to invoke healing energies. It is only in the last few decades that ancient sound wisdom of the past has been rediscovered. With a deep understanding of the potency of vibration and sound - my guest today is one those people bringing sound healing back into mainstream consciousness, and making it safe and accessible in everyday life.  Seriya Cutbush is an Australian yogini, who grew up between the Byron shire and the Ashrams of India. his human is very impressive, and is strongly pulled to sharing her knowledge and being of service.  Seriya was the Experiences Coordinator at The Crystal Castle, in the Byron Hinterland for 6 years. That led her in 2016 to co-found Sound Healing Australia with her partner in life, Matty Rainbow. Together, they have offered transformative Sound of Being™ experiences to tens of thousands of participants worldwide. Based on Vedic and Shamanic teachings, it weaves sound therapy, breath-work, energy medicine, and meditation. To learn more about what Seriya offers as the founder of Akshaya Healing visit www.akshayahealing.com.  To read more about what Seriya offers as Co-Founder of Sound Healing Australia visit www.soundhealingaustralia.com

In Episode 46 titled "Being Brave Enough To Be You", we chat with Carol Schulte about the 5 barriers that stop us from being brave and how we can overcome them and honour our successes more. --- An authority on brave leadership and founder of The Brave Initiative, Carol Schulte has been educating, empowering, and entertaining audiences internationally for almost a decade. She holds a BFA in Theatre Performance, an MA in Communication, two postgraduate certificates in coaching and mentoring, and has worked with numerous Fortune 500 companies, International Associations, and individuals to get their brave on! Whether it be asking for a raise or promotion, nailing a presentation, or climbing Africa's highest peak, her clients attribute her insights and inspiration to achieving what they never thought possible. She is also a mental health advocate, and the founder of Brave Beyond Diagnosis, a community dedicated to empowering women living with a mental health illness. Carol is a published author, been featured in numerous magazines and podcasts, and was a returning guest expert on Rogers TV in Canada. Having lived in 16 countries, including Ashrams in India and vans in New Zealand, shaved her head, and bungee jumped in her birthday suit, Carol walks her talk and brings a global perspective to all she does. Multi-passionate, she's also a volunteer counsellor, triathlete, and serious carpool karaoke-er! Connect with Carol: FB  |  IG  |  LI  |  WEB  

Trechos do livro “Yoga, Meditation and Japa Sadhana”, de Swami Krishnananda. Nascido em Puttur (Índia), Subbaraya ou Swami Krishnananda Saraswati (1922 - 2001), foi um grande mestre em Yoga e Vedanta, escritor e discípulo direto de Swami Sivananda. Desde muito jovem, Krishnananda dedicou-se ao estudo de obras sânscritas como o Mahabharata, os Upanishads, e etc. Embora sua família pertencesse à uma linhagem tradicional Madhva (que segue a filosofia do dualismo), Krishnananda dedicou-se ao caminho da filosofia Advaita de Shankaracharya. No verão de 1944, seu desejo de reclusão e o chamado desconhecido do Mestre o levaram a Rishikesh, quando conheceu Swami Sivananda, que o o iniciou na ordem monástica. Mais tarde, Swami Krishnananda também se tornou um renomado mestre espiritual, guiando inúmeros buscadores ao longo do caminho da Autorrealização. Como autor, Krishnananda desenvolveu mais de 40 livros, até sua morte em 2001. Assim, Krishnananda passou sua vida em Ashrams, dando palestras e escrevendo, promovendo o estudo de textos sagrados e transmitindo ensinamentos profundos sobre a filosofia do Advaita Vedanta, Yoga, Bhakti, e outros aspectos do hinduísmo.

Trechos de gravações em Satsangs. Swami Dayananda Saraswati ou Natarajan (1930 - 2015), foi um sannyasa, professor tradicional de Advaita Vedanta e fundador do Arsha Vidya Gurukulam e AIM For Seva. Swamiji nasceu em Manjakkudi no sul da Índia. Em 1953, morando e trabalhando em Chennai, conheceu Swami Chinmayananda, que se tornou um de seus mestres. Então, aprofundando-se no conhecimento de Vedanta e Sânscrito, em 1962 tornou-se um renunciante. Dayananda começou a ensinar às margens do rio Ganges, e em 1973 foi chamado para ensinar em Mumbai. Seus cursos, também ministrados em Inglês, abriram aos estudantes do Ocidente a oportunidade de acesso a este ensinamento. Swamiji viajou por toda a Índia ministrando cursos e palestras, e desde 1976 foi para os Estados Unidos, Canadá, Inglaterra, Suécia, Austrália, África do Sul, Brasil e Argentina. Em todos esses países, assim como na Índia, era conhecido por sua facilidade de comunicação e pela clareza e profundidade de seu conhecimento de Vedanta e da complexidade humana. Dayananda estabeleceu dois Ashrams na Índia, um em Rishikesh e outro em Coimbatore, e o Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, nos Estados Unidos. Nessas instituições, Swamiji era o principal professor. Nos cursos de Vedanta e Sânscrito o ensinamento é passado de mestre a discípulo, num fluir permanente, que tem como objetivo desdobrar a visão do “eu” como um Ser completo e livre. Saiba mais em: https://www.yoga.pro.br/meditacao-a-v... “Você é um ser autoconsciente. A consciência de si mesmo e do mundo, somada à capacidade de julgar, é aquilo que nos torna humanos. O autojulgamento é inevitável. Quando me torno consciente de mim mesmo, preciso me ‘vestir' com uma identidade. Um cachorro é consciente de si e do mundo, mas não tem livre arbítrio nem capacidade de julgar ou autojulgar. Portanto, não tem responsabilidade. Algumas pessoas poderiam pensar que isso é uma bênção, já que o cachorro parece ser feliz sendo um cachorro, e o gato parece ser feliz sendo um gato, mas o ser humano não é feliz sendo humano”. Swami Dayananda. Música: Jesse Gallagher - Monumental Journey (   • Jesse Gallagher - Monumental Journey  ) =======================================

 What are the reasons for good sleep?Men who sleep 5 to 6 hours at night have a level of testosterone, which is reduced by a 10-year-old senior.A lack of sleep will age you by a decade of wellness, vitality, muscle strength., and sexual performance.  So in our Ashram and this is true also for other Ashrams to have less sleep is a virtue! How stupid is that?If we encounter Night sleep deprivation, then we do have a 70% drop in natural Cell activity. The link between lack of sleep and cancer is so profound, that the WHO classified night shift work as a probable Carcinogen through disturbed sleep-wake rhythms.So the shorter you sleep, so shorter your life.And 9 to 10 hours of sleep will again shorten your life. Too much sleep is bad. So 7 to 8 hours of sleep is optimum. When we lose an hour of sleep, heart attack risk is 24% higher.Actually, society wants us to work or to consume.And sleep is lost time… So society supports less time for sleep!Sleep expert number 1,  Dr. Mathew Walker What prevents /sleep/deep sleep?1. Coffee, we drink coffee to boost our productivity… Coffee contains Caffeine.  And caffeine has a half Life 5-6 hours, which means it affects even our sleep 12 hours later and is still present and active to 25% 12 hours later.So avoid drinking coffee in the afternoon or later… I don't drink coffee for over 30 years because it is too much work for the kidneys to filter out the coffee particles from the blood. It is so bad for the kidneys!!!2. Napping,  Naps are undoubtedly magical They boost our heart health, are good for the spine, amplify learning abilities and positively shift our emotions.Make it short not longer than 20 minutes. Otherwise, it will be more difficult to sleep deeply during the night. Makes sense? Show me any animal that doesn't nap during the daytime! 5 sleep hacks:1. Regularity is the foundationGo to bed and rise up every day, including weekends at the same time.2. Darkness of the room… The best is total darkness so that the eyes can recover. 1 hour before you go to bed, dim your lighting down. Use only warm white light or reddish light in the night. You will amazed at how easy is to sleep. 3. Temperature… Your sleeping room should be cool, the best is 18.5 Celsius or cooler.4. Don't lie in bed awake for too long. Meditate before going to bed or meditate when you can't sleep, so that you feel good.Or accept that you can't sleep. Just give yourself the permission to rest and remind yourself again and again that you want to rest and not to sleep… Guess what happens?5. Remove all clocks from your bedroomDon't take drugs, including alcohol before you go to bed… That reduces the healthy REM cycles during sleep.Instead of counting cheeps, visualize something nice, read a boring book get a sleeping story, or meditate..If you couldn't sleep, do the same as you did when you got a good sleep… Ignore that you are tired and go earlier to bed. Remind yourself that sleep is not an on-and-off switch, it is a physiological process, like landing an aircraft.Winding down is important Remember, too much light is a no-goTo wake up fast and be fit take a cold shower instead of drinking coffeeMake body exercises that are exhausting…My Video:  How to sleep better? https://youtu.be/C8FdgJ-DglsMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast3/How-to-sleep-better.mp3

 Regardless if we reach our goals or not… We check if the goals are healthy in the longtime. And the goals should give us also for the future something that were worth to acquire our goals!Looks too logical?Then why do most people fail to do so?For instance, the strongest man, David Goggins:Cannot build up healthy and lovely relationships. Even he had killed innocent people in the Iraqi war (that was a total mess and the worst war at all) to show how strong he is and awesome manhood he has…If we fail to build up healthy and lovely relationships we will be punished in our whole life.All we need is love!If we sacrifice our health for our goals to win some meaningless medals or to become rich and successful, we have failed, too. No excuse!I could watch so many people are doing Yoga and Meditation to escape for their relationship problems… If you don't believe so…Go in any Ashram of India and you will find the majority of the inhabitants have messed up in their relationships!Instead, to build up a lovely relationship with the Lord that is the most important thing in our lives, they waste their time caring out meaningless tasks in the Ashrams!For what are these Ashrams or Temples good? Definitive I don't know!What do we need to become happy and that is also true when we are old?A healthy lifestyle with vegan food (no industrially processed food) and enough body exercise. Healthy lovely relationships.An education, and for sure we have to learn every day, that gives us a job that is full filling and we earn enough money.We need to build up a healthy, lovely relationship with God. If we get all of these 4 points correct, we have mastered our life!My Video: Are my goals healthy? https://youtu.be/uMlEkxMwJWQMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast1/Are.my.goals.healthy.mp3

Immerse yourself in the transformative spirit of Ganesha as our Ashram resonates with the joyous celebrations that extend from personal realms to the universal. Delve into the symbolic journey through the story of Mushaka, Ganesha's mouse, illustrating the release of karmic obstacles and the surrender to Shakti's play, guiding us toward union with Shiva. Join us in expanding awareness beyond the five coverings, inspired by the wisdom of Ganesha and the transformative power of surrender. Om Gam Ganapataye Namah! The Mouse of the Mind: Embracing Ganesh through the Story of Mushaka It is that time of year - Ganesha pervades our Ashrams and pujas, our lives and is everywhere! The celebrations spread in a widening circle to envelop ourselves and our families, then our friends & relatives, next the people in our public lives, then the arts & artistes enriching our lives and finally, encompassing all beings in all Lokas. It feels like a wholesome practice expanding my awareness past five aspects of my karma - from the physical and personal to the subtle and Universal. These aspects are reminiscent of the five kanchukas in Kashmir Shaivism (or even the five koshas of Advaita) that limit the experience of Universal consciousness. The five heads of Ganesha seem to symbolize His help for the progress of my awareness through these five coverings. In our practices, we surrender to the play of Shakti (i.e., Parvati) which moves our ordinary awareness into union with Shiva (Universal consciousness). Ganesha's energy helps the surrender by removing obstacles manifested in these karmic covers. The story of Ganesha's vehicle, the mouse, illustrates the nature of these blocks. The story begins in Indra Loka where Krauncha was an accomplished celestial musician. His artistry however inflated his ego leading to pride and jealousy. He became miserly in praise of others, often absent when others performed or, preferred to sulk in the back or linger behind pillars in the hall. One day, Indra called on him to perform for the assembly of sages and Devas. As he sashayed to the dais, he thought he heard rapturous applause from sage Vamadeva on the way. In reality, however, he had stepped on the sage's feet and the furious sage had cursed him “Enough of your false pretenses! May your outer form reflect your inner nature!” Krauncha was immediately transformed to a huge mountain-sized rodent to match the size of his pride! Why a rodent? It loves dark places and prefers corners and edges to open spaces which are seen as threatening or negative. Our pride is invisible to us and operates in the dark recesses of our mind, delighting in gossip and thriving on the failures of others. This negativity bias is a survival instinct that causes us to blame others when they reflect our limitations back to us. Back in the story, as the mouse-mountain moved, it trampled and destroyed the dwellings and all beings in its path. A desperate Indra ejected Krauncha from the heavens to the earth. Scurrying on earth, it destroyed forests, mountains, lakes, farms and families eventually reaching the Ashram of sage Parashara. Ganesha who was visiting the Ashram decided to end the rampage and collared the mouse with his lasso. This yanked the mouse off his feet and landed him, stunned, at Ganesha's feet. The shock of the event flashed Krauncha's behavior past his mind's eye. He felt remorseful and begged Ganesha for forgiveness. Ganesha saw that Krauncha's negative nature had dissolved. So he decided to employ Krauncha's skills and talents and made him his vehicle. And, this is how Ganesha snagged a mouse for his ride. And like tiny mice, all kinds of thoughts scurry about the mind and pull it away from our practice. Unless we surrender them, we function from our mind and ego, much like Krauncha, the musician. This is the nature of the blocks manifest in our karmic coverings. As Babaji had said at a recent Satsang, ”… The Shakti will take you through every insecurity, every illusion, and every obstacle that exists in you, on the way to that state of perfection. You have to be willing to face it and move beyond all of it …” As we practice to expand our awareness past the five coverings, the Shakti will present our karma to us. Our heartfelt wish to grow draws Ganesha's energy to all parts of our mind - through the smallest openings and darkest areas like riding a mouse! To help us surrender past the karmic blocks to union with Shiva. Om Gam Ganapataye Namah!

Trechos do livro “A Manual Of Self Unfoldment”, de Swami Chinmayananda. Balakrishna Menon ou Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati (1916 - 1993), foi jornalista, professor e líder espiritual hindu. Nasceu Ernakulam na Índia, filho mais velho de um proeminente juiz. Após completar sua escolaridade formal, foi estudar jornalismo e pós-graduação em literatura e direito. Se formou na Lucknow University e até então, sentia que poderia influenciar o movimento de reforma política, econômica e social por meio do jornalismo. No verão de 1936, ele visitou o sábio Ramana Maharshi, por seus relatos pessoais posteriores, quando Ramana Maharshi olhou para ele, Chinmayananda experimentou uma emoção de iluminação espiritual que, na época, ele prontamente racionalizou como sendo mero “hipnotismo”. Enquanto trabalhava como jornalista Chinmayananda viajou para o Ashram de Sivananda em Rishikesh com o propósito de escrever uma exposição dos sadhus, mas desenvolveu um interesse no caminho da espiritualidade. Em 25 de fevereiro de 1949, o dia sagrado de Mahashivratri, Balan foi iniciado em sannyasa por Sivananda, que lhe deu o nome de Swami Chinmayananda, ou “Bem-Aventurança da Pura Consciência”. Com a bênção de Sivananda, Chinmayananda procurou um dos maiores mestres vedânticos de seu tempo, Tapovan Maharaj, e dedicou os próximos anos de sua vida a um estudo intensivo do Vedanta sob sua tutela. Swami Chinmayananda passou quarenta anos de sua vida ajudando os outros, abriu Ashrams, escolas, hospitais, asilos e clínicas em todo o mundo. E fundou a Chinmaya Mission, ensinando a espiritualidade como arte de viver. Chinmayananda escreveu 95 publicações, incluindo comentários sobre os principais Upanishads e o Bhagavad Gita. Através de Jnana yoga ele enfazitava o equilíbrio entre coração e mente, evidenciando o serviço desinteressado, estudo e meditação como pedras basilares para a prática espiritual. “Observe ininterruptamente a mente interior. Então, a mente alerta, vigilante e quieta resultante é o campo para a meditação intensa e inspirada. Uma mente tão pacífica descobre automaticamente em si mesma seu equilíbrio meditativo. Essa mente alerta é o teatro de todas as descobertas. Uma nova luz de percepção clara surge em tal mente, e a realidade mais profunda se revela vividamente”. Swami Chinmayananda. Música: CO.AG Music - Oprahme Background Music (   • oprahme Background Music  ) =======================================

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Trechos retirados do livro: “Concentration and Meditation” de Swami Paramananda. Swami Paramananda (1884 - 1940), foi um renomado mestre espiritual e um dos primeiros professores indianos a viajar ao Ocidente para ensinar a filosofia Vedanta. Nascido em Banaripara, em uma pequena vila da Índia, Suresh Chandra Guhathakurta desde cedo mostrou grande interesse por questões espirituais, estudando textos sagrados hindus e praticando a meditação, o que o levou a conhecer seu professor Vivekananda, principal discípulo de Ramakrishna e o primeiro swami a ensinar na América. Também sob a orientação de Ramakrishnananda, Suresh tornou-se um monge (sannyasin) da Ordem Ramakrishna e o discípulo mais jovem de Vivekananda, recebendo o nome de Paramananda, aos dezessete anos. Em 1906, aos vinte e dois anos, Paramananda foi enviado para Nova York, onde viveu e ensinou até 1909, quando fundou o Centro Vedanta de Boston. Ao longo de sua vida, Swami Paramananda dedicou-se a inspirar e guiar inúmeras pessoas na busca do autoconhecimento. Ele lecionou pelos Estados Unidos, Europa e Ásia, fundou Ashrams e escreveu traduções de obras védicas como o Bhagavad Gita e os Upanishads, trabalhando incansavelmente por trinta e quatro anos, até sua morte em 1940. Swami Paramananda ensinava sobre a importância da disciplina, da compaixão e da Auto-Realização, enfatizando a prática da meditação como o caminho da autodescoberta, e a conexão com o Eu interior como o método para encontrar a paz, a felicidade e a Realização espiritual. Seus ensinamentos universais e sua influência espiritual perduram até os dias de hoje, continuando a inspirar inúmeros buscadores em sua jornada de autotransformação e crescimento espiritual. “Concentração significa unidade, inteireza, equilíbrio. Equilíbrio é necessário durante toda a vida. Um homem pode ser muito ativo ou ocioso; ambos os extremos indicam uma ausência de equilíbrio, de autoajuste... Aquele que vai a extremos é escravo dos seus impulsos – ele não é um mestre. Não tem equilíbrio. Falta-lhe força e, sem ela, nenhum grande trabalho pode ser realizado. Todos os nossos membros e faculdades devem estar unificados. Eles devem trabalhar em harmonia, em tranquilidade e equilíbrio. Se pudermos aprender a praticar o equilíbrio e a moderação em todas as nossas atividades, gozaremos da verdadeira saúde mental e física; alcançaremos a liberdade e a iluminação espiritual”. Swami Paramananda. Música: Circle Of Life - 20 Minute Meditation Music (   • 20 Minute Meditation Music | NSDR | Y...  ) =======================================

Would you like to remove both your conscious and subconscious blocks and tap into your creative intuition so you can connect your soul's purpose with your story, become unapologetically visible, and manifest income while making monumental impact? Sounds awesome, doesn't it? Well, today's guest, Nick Demos, is a Tony Award winning Broadway producer, documentary filmmaker, and business coach. And he's joining me to talk about just that. Nick has over 30 years of experience in the entertainment industry, as well as 15 years of teaching yoga, pranayama breath work, and creativity. He has traveled literally from the Tony Awards to Ashrams and run a multimillion dollar business in between. And he's sharing his journey from dancing bear on Christmas Day at New York's Radio City Music Hall to producing his latest documentary film, Body Electric, and how that intersects with his business coaching. In This Episode Join the mailing list for Body Electric Connect on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok @TheNickDemos Take the Creative Visionary Quiz Free Resources: Download the free excerpt of Amy Lang's new book, Thoughts Are Habits Too Schedule FREE Mini-Coaching Session with Amy Lang Take my FREE Mini-Course: How To Lose Weight For The Last Time Join our private Facebook group, Moxie Club Meetup

BioBarry Gillespie was introduced to meditation practice in 1978, through the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Ashram. In 2003 he began exploring Theravada Buddhist practice, sitting many long retreats at the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, MA and Spirit Rock in Woodacre, CA. His principal teacher is Guy Armstrong. Barry is an affiliated teacher with the Insight Meditation Community of Colorado (IMCC). He teaches mainly in Boulder and at the Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center.Notable MentionsStoryStory: A book and a short movie by William Cleveland and Barry Marcus.Find the book @ https://issuu.com/williamcleveland/docs/story_story_full_issuu_pagesFind the movie @ https://youtu.be/pwI0GGW8zTs?si=qwfYhmJRET7-FGpsBuckhorn Center: An experimental therapeutic and cultural center, north of Toronto Canada that operated in the 1980's.Swami Vishnu Devananda: Vishnudevananda Saraswati was an Indian yoga guru known for his teaching of asanas, a disciple of Sivananda Saraswati, and founder of the International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres and Ashrams. He established the Sivananda Yoga Teachers' Training Course, possibly the first yoga teacher training programs in the West. WikipediaThe Experience of Insight by Joseph Goldstein: a modern classic of unusually clear, practical instruction for the practice of Buddhist meditation: sitting and walking meditation, how one relates with the breath, feelings, thought, sense perceptions, consciousness, and everyday activities. Basic Buddhist topics such as the nature of karma, the four noble truths, the factors of enlightenment, dependent origination, and devotion are discussed.Pali Canon: The Pāli Canon is the standard collection of scriptures in the Theravada Buddhist tradition, as preserved in the Pāli language.[1] It is the most complete extant early Buddhist canon.[2][3] It derives mainly from the

Guruganesha Singh grew up in Natick MA, 18 miles west of Boston. Graduated high school class of 1968. In Feb 1972, he attended his first KY class at the boathouse at Smith College in Northampton MA, after seeing YB's tratakum pic on a flyer in the Student Union. Soon after he attended a weekend KY retreat at the Montague (montagew) in MA with Guru Shabd Singh. Very soon thereafter he moved into the Worcester (wooster)MA Ashram near Clark University where he was a senior year in college. The first week of Jan. 1973 he moved into Ahimsa Ashram on Q St. Washington DC, where he became the dishwasher at the Golden Temple Restaurant for many months. He was arranged to be married to Gurudarshan Kaur originally from Tuscon, AZ in May 1977. They had their son, Akal Sahai Singh in April 1978. In 1986, at age 8 years old, their son, Akal Sahai went to India for one year, which caused a rupture in their marriage, and Gurudarshan started divorce proceedings. In 1987 it was suggested by the head of the ashram that he marry Mata Mandir Kaur from the DC ashram (and they are still married 36 years later) He worked for all the DC ashram businesses thru 1989 when he resigned from the “family” businesses and started his own business Sandler Sales Institute, a sales training in the high-tech sector. In Jan 2000 he founded Spirit Voyage Music and started recording and touring with Snatam Kaur for the next 11 years. In 2011 he and Snatam parted ways, and he started the GuruGanesha Band. The revelations of 2020 exposed what he held at a distance for far too long, and the undeniable truth created a landslide. Most recently, after the results of the 2023 Siri Singh Sahib Corporation (SSSC) elections, he immediately resigned from Khalsa Council and the Sikh Dharma Ministry. Song credit: Landslide by Guruganesha Listen to the Uncomfortable Conversations Spotify Playlist:  ________________________ To be a guest on the podcast, please email GN@GuruNischan.com Follow my work at www.GuruNischan.com Contribute to this work at www.paypal.me/gurunischanllc   Book website link to Under the Yoga Mat: The Dark History of Yogi Bhajan's Kundalini Yoga - https://www.undertheyogamat.com/  

Trechos do livro “A Manual Of Self Unfoldment”, de Swami Chinmayananda. Balakrishna Menon ou Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati (1916 - 1993), foi jornalista, professor e líder espiritual hindu. Nasceu Ernakulam na Índia, filho mais velho de um proeminente juiz. Após completar sua escolaridade formal, foi estudar jornalismo e pós-graduação em literatura e direito. Se formou na Lucknow University e até então, sentia que poderia influenciar o movimento de reforma política, econômica e social por meio do jornalismo. No verão de 1936, ele visitou o sábio Ramana Maharshi, por seus relatos pessoais posteriores, quando Ramana Maharshi olhou para ele, Chinmayananda experimentou uma emoção de iluminação espiritual que, na época, ele prontamente racionalizou como sendo mero “hipnotismo”. Enquanto trabalhava como jornalista Chinmayananda viajou para o Ashram de Sivananda em Rishikesh com o propósito de escrever uma exposição dos sadhus, mas desenvolveu um interesse no caminho da espiritualidade. Em 25 de fevereiro de 1949, o dia sagrado de Mahashivratri, Balan foi iniciado em sannyasa por Sivananda, que lhe deu o nome de Swami Chinmayananda, ou “Bem-Aventurança da Pura Consciência”. Com a bênção de Sivananda, Chinmayananda procurou um dos maiores mestres vedânticos de seu tempo, Tapovan Maharaj, e dedicou os próximos anos de sua vida a um estudo intensivo do Vedanta sob sua tutela. Swami Chinmayananda passou quarenta anos de sua vida ajudando os outros, abriu Ashrams, escolas, hospitais, asilos e clínicas em todo o mundo. E fundou a Chinmaya Mission, ensinando a espiritualidade como arte de viver. Chinmayananda escreveu 95 publicações, incluindo comentários sobre os principais Upanishads e o Bhagavad Gita. Através de Jnana yoga ele enfazitava o equilíbrio entre coração e mente, evidenciando o serviço desinteressado, estudo e meditação como pedras basilares para a prática espiritual. “Venceremos todas as nossas preocupações. Lembre-se, estamos trilhando o caminho espiritual. Tudo isso precisa de um pouco mais de autoconfiança e fé no grande protetor, o Senhor do universo. Entregando-se a Ele mentalmente, em amor e dedicação ­ nos lançamos em ação”. Swami Chinmayananda. Música: Jesse Gallagher - Venkatesananda (• Jesse Gallagher -...) =======================================

Guruji Rishi Vasu sits with Alex to describe his fasting experiences & knowledge. The 40 days on water he did in a tantric ashram and the 21 days he's just done. Alex also just finished a 14-day water-only fasting. They talk about their experiences and some of the science behind fasting. Rishi Vasu is also a doctor and he has also been guiding people on their fasting journeys. Chapters: 0:00 Intro & Alex's 14-day experience 4:45 Rishi's experience with fasting & history of spiritual fasts 9:30 Fasting is new to modern medical science. This is why. The name of the Japanese researcher is Yoshinori Ohsumi 15:15 Describing the fasting process & experience 21:02 Should you be active while fasting? 27:30 Should you fill up your reserves before fasting? 32:20 True carnivores vs human "carnivores" and why fasting is natural 36:55 Why is the Buddha sometimes represented as fat? 42:55 How to break a fast? 48:05 Veganism, non-violence and non-judgement 55:22 Becoming sensitive to nutrition & conclusion LINKS: THE LIGHTLEADERS PODCAST: Join our Telegram group: https://t.me/thelightleaders Join Alex's Telegram channel: https://t.me/newearth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelightleaders All platforms, including audio podcasts: https://thelightleaders.org RISHI VASU & MYT YOGA: Website: https://www.mytyoga.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/mytyoga/ Rishi was born in a traditional Sanatana family which was very connected to the system of Tantra and Yoga. That gave him the opportunity to learn Sanskrit, the spiritual scriptures and the inner science from an early age. He spent lots of time in different Ashrams and absorbed the original forms of Tantra Yoga. Later, he studied and worked in Krishnamurti's school. This gave him a deep understanding about the network of thought and the way out of it through awakening the capacity to just observe and listen to one's mind without any judgement and identification. Rishi then went on to study with Himalayan Yoga Masters and modern Gurus from south India such as Patabhi Jois and B.K.S. Iyengar. He is a life long disciple of the enlightened master Osho and spent several years in Osho's community. He translated many Osho books from Hindi to English during his Work as Meditation program at Osho International Meditation Resort. Rishi travelled to Europe, America and many Asian countries extensively and taught traditional Tantra and Yoga in their original form. According to Rishi, the radical transformation in his being started taking place during ‘Work as Meditation' at Osho's Ashram. As Osho says- ‘You work for me and I'll work on you'. This statement started manifesting in Rishi's life. He describes the process as rewiring of his whole physical and energetic system to a higher template based on inner ecstasy. His yoga Guru Mr. Iyengar requested him to start a Yoga School in India. With the help of his beloved friends and Osho's Sannyasins, Lila, Sasa and Swami Ansh his Yoga School was started in Goa and it became a great success in a very short period of time. It is Rishi's passion to bring to people's awareness the fact that the twin systems of Tantra and Yoga have never really been separate. They are two aspects of Sanatanam Dharma, the eternal flow of truth.

Richard W. Spisak jr. He began his work as a professional artist in the studio of Mel Tanner of Lumonics, studying performance Light art. Then Richard worked with the Lumist Kenvin Lyman of Dazzleland Studios, who had earned the first Doctorate of Lumia granted by the Sorbonne. Then Richard earned a Second Class Radio Engineering License and studied Digital Electronics. He's performed as a LIGHT ARTIST in Planetariums and toured as a LASER ARTIST in the Americas. Richard has been a Writer/Producer/Director in Live theatre, TV, RADIO, and the WEB. His political essays and ANTI-WAR essays have been published in volumes for three decades. He has published two short story collections the first, "Two Small Windows, in a Pair of Mirror Doors", a collection of stories about Aliens, Ashrams, and Gurus, and his second collection, including both fiction and non-fiction, is entitled “Between the Silences". It has been lauded from Asia to the Americas. His new poetry collection is scheduled to be published this summer, is entitled “STONE POETRY,” and will be widely distributed. In 2022 Richard published the poetry he has been performing for the last decade in a volume entitled "7370 Allen Drive". Since 2022 Richard has been producing an International Literary webcast entitled “POETS of the East”. It has just wrapped up its fifth season, "Poets of the East," featuring poets from Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Now living in the mountains of Tennessee rick@averyvoice.com  

Rishi Vasu is one of my top spiritual teachers. I had the chance to sit with him and ask him about yoga. He has yoga schools in Goa and in Bali. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 2:05 His background & being into yoga from a young age 14:24 What yoga is truly about 21:07 Yoga is much more than a workout 27:54 The different parts of yoga 35:55 Vipassana meditation 42:31 Relationship between yoga & tantra 48:01 What is enlightenment? 53:45 Conclusion & upcoming trainings LINKS: RISHI VASU & MYT YOGA: Website: https://www.mytyoga.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/mytyoga/ THE LIGHTLEADERS PODCAST: Join our Telegram group: https://t.me/thelightleaders Join Alex's Telegram channel: https://t.me/newearth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelightleaders All platforms, including audio podcasts: https://thelightleaders.org Rishi was born in a traditional Sanatana family which was very connected to the system of Tantra and Yoga. That gave him the opportunity to learn Sanskrit, the spiritual scriptures and the inner science from an early age. He spent lots of time in different Ashrams and absorbed the original forms of Tantra Yoga. Later, he studied and worked in Krishnamurti's school. This gave him a deep understanding about the network of thought and the way out of it through awakening the capacity to just observe and listen to one's mind without any judgement and identification. Rishi then went on to study with Himalayan Yoga Masters and modern Gurus from south India such as Patabhi Jois and B.K.S. Iyengar. He is a life long disciple of the enlightened master Osho and spent several years in Osho's community. He translated many Osho books from Hindi to English during his Work as Meditation program at Osho International Meditation Resort. Rishi travelled to Europe, America and many Asian countries extensively and taught traditional Tantra and Yoga in their original form. According to Rishi, the radical transformation in his being started taking place during ‘Work as Meditation' at Osho's Ashram. As Osho says- ‘You work for me and I'll work on you'. This statement started manifesting in Rishi's life. He describes the process as rewiring of his whole physical and energetic system to a higher template based on inner ecstasy. His yoga Guru Mr. Iyengar requested him to start a Yoga School in India. With the help of his beloved friends and Osho's Sannyasins, Lila, Sasa and Swami Ansh his Yoga School was started in Goa and it became a great success in a very short period of time. It is Rishi's passion to bring to people's awareness the fact that the twin systems of Tantra and Yoga have never really been separate. They are two aspects of Sanatanam Dharma, the eternal flow of truth.

Trechos de gravações em Satsangs. Swami Dayananda Saraswati ou Natarajan (1930 - 2015), foi um sannyasa, professor tradicional de Advaita Vedanta e fundador do Arsha Vidya Gurukulam e AIM For Seva. Swamiji nasceu em Manjakkudi no sul da Índia. Em 1953, morando e trabalhando em Chennai, conheceu Swami Chinmayananda, que se tornou um de seus mestres. Então, aprofundando-se no conhecimento de Vedanta e Sânscrito, em 1962 tornou-se um renunciante. Dayananda começou a ensinar às margens do rio Ganges, e em 1973 foi chamado para ensinar em Mumbai. Seus cursos, também ministrados em Inglês, abriram aos estudantes do Ocidente a oportunidade de acesso a este ensinamento. Swamiji viajou por toda a Índia ministrando cursos e palestras, e desde 1976 foi para os Estados Unidos, Canadá, Inglaterra, Suécia, Austrália, África do Sul, Brasil e Argentina. Em todos esses países, assim como na Índia, era conhecido por sua facilidade de comunicação e pela clareza e profundidade de seu conhecimento de Vedanta e da complexidade humana. Dayananda estabeleceu dois Ashrams na Índia, um em Rishikesh e outro em Coimbatore, e o Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, nos Estados Unidos. Nessas instituições, Swamiji era o principal professor. Nos cursos de Vedanta e Sânscrito o ensinamento é passado de mestre a discípulo, num fluir permanente, que tem como objetivo desdobrar a visão do “eu” como um Ser completo e livre. Saiba mais em: https://www.yoga.pro.br/meditacao-a-v... “No sono profundo, quem está ali? Não há memórias, nem conhecimento, nem mundo, nem corpo físico; quem está ali, no sono profundo? Apenas você mesmo. Despido de todas as coisas, você está consigo mesmo, e está feliz. Por quê? Pela simples razão de que você é a felicidade, e a sua natureza é plenitude. Na verdade, sempre que eu adquirido alguma felicidade, eu retorno a mim mesmo. Você pode perguntar: ‘Como reconhecer a mim mesmo como sendo essa completude?' É uma questão de ver a mim mesmo como uma pessoa feliz e completa”. Swami Dayananda. Música: Circle Of Life - Meditative Music (• MEDITATIVE MUSIC ...) =======================================

TRIGGER WARNING - SENSITIVE MATERIAL WITHIN THIS EPISODE REGARDING SEXUAL ABUSE. PLEASE LISTEN WITH DISCRETION. In this episode, I speak to the author of "The Serpent Rising - A Journey of Spiritual Seduction". Mary Garden penned this memoir in regards to her experiences within India and beyond, spending time with various groups and eventually setlling by the Himilayan jungle to give her life to a man known as Swamiji. Little did Mary know at the time that this supposed enlightened being would take everything from Mary, leaving her to piece together her life long after she escaped his abusive clutches. More on Mary's work here - Mary Garden - Freelance Journalist and AuthorGet in Touch or Support:Patreon - patreon.com/thecultvaultCult Vault Shop - cultvaultpodcast.com/shopCrimecon UK 2023 - https://www.crimecon.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultvaultpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultVaultPodReddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Cult-VaultGmail: cultvaultpodcast@gmail.com

Trechos do livro “A Manual Of Self Unfoldment”, de Swami Chinmayananda. Balakrishna Menon ou Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati (1916 - 1993), foi jornalista, professor e líder espiritual hindu. Nasceu Ernakulam na Índia, filho mais velho de um proeminente juiz. Após completar sua escolaridade formal, foi estudar jornalismo e pós-graduação em literatura e direito. Se formou na Lucknow University e até então, sentia que poderia influenciar o movimento de reforma política, econômica e social por meio do jornalismo. No verão de 1936, ele visitou o sábio Ramana Maharshi, por seus relatos pessoais posteriores, quando Ramana Maharshi olhou para ele, Chinmayananda experimentou uma emoção de iluminação espiritual que, na época, ele prontamente racionalizou como sendo mero “hipnotismo”. Enquanto trabalhava como jornalista Chinmayananda viajou para o Ashram de Sivananda em Rishikesh com o propósito de escrever uma exposição dos sadhus, mas desenvolveu um interesse no caminho da espiritualidade. Em 25 de fevereiro de 1949, o dia sagrado de Mahashivratri, Balan foi iniciado em sannyasa por Sivananda, que lhe deu o nome de Swami Chinmayananda, ou “Bem-Aventurança da Pura Consciência”. Com a bênção de Sivananda, Chinmayananda procurou um dos maiores mestres vedânticos de seu tempo, Tapovan Maharaj, e dedicou os próximos anos de sua vida a um estudo intensivo do Vedanta sob sua tutela. Swami Chinmayananda passou quarenta anos de sua vida ajudando os outros, abriu Ashrams, escolas, hospitais, asilos e clínicas em todo o mundo. E fundou a Chinmaya Mission, ensinando a espiritualidade como arte de viver. Chinmayananda escreveu 95 publicações, incluindo comentários sobre os principais Upanishads e o Bhagavad Gita. Através de Jnana yoga ele enfazitava o equilíbrio entre coração e mente, evidenciando o serviço desinteressado, estudo e meditação como pedras basilares para a prática espiritual. “Uma maneira de acabar com a sombra à nossa frente é voltar nosso olhar para a luz interior. Se não pudermos fazer essa reviravolta de repente, então façamos o ato mais fácil de autoentrega. Quanto mais alto formos, mais longa será nossa sombra; dobra dupla e a sombra é reduzida pela metade. Sente-se, a sombra ainda é menor; cair aos Seus pés em amor e entrega, e a sombra não existe mais”. Swami Chinmayananda. Música: Circle Of Life - 396 Hz | Root Chakra Meditation (• 396 Hz | Root Cha...) =======================================

On this episode of the Wisdom Walks Podcast, I walk and talk with Carol Schulte in High Park during Cherry Blossom season and have a frank discussion on mental breakdowns to breakthroughs.Carol explains many important elements in recovery, mental health challenges and how to find yourself again.About Carol Schulte Founder of The Brave Initiative, and mental health advocate, Carol has been educating and empowering audiences internationally - including Fortune 500 companies, International Associations, and individual leaders - to get their brave on - for almost a decade. She is passionate about empowering workplaces to engage in braver conversations, create braver cultures, and take braver steps of action.Being diagnosed with a serious mental health illness later in life, she has learned the hard way the importance of prioritizing wellness, and what it really means to be brave. She is the creator of Brave Beyond Diagnosis - a community dedicated to women living with a mental illness, and The Brave Healing Journal - A guided journey to find your brave and empower your life - one day at a time, to be released on June 4.She believes wholeheartedly the bravest thing you can do, is to be brave enough to be you.Having lived in 16 countries, including Ashrams in India and vans in New Zealand, shaved her head for breast cancer, and bungee jumped in her birthday suit, Carol walks her talk and brings a global perspective to all she does. Multi-passionate, she's also a volunteer counsellor, a beginner guitar player, and serious carpool karaoke-er!Brave Healing Journal Introducing 'The Brave Healing Journal'... inspired being by Mental Health Awareness Month, it's finally time to launch!In this journal I not only share my story (from flying high in fancy jets to sporting scrubs in the psych unit), but also the tools that literally saved my life. Inside these pages you'll find powerful ideas, practical tools, daily prompts, affirmations and inspirations, as well as small action challenges designed to help you find your brave and empower your journey. It creates a safe space to explore your own thoughts and feelings, cultivate self-awareness, self-compassion, and the confidence to see what's possible, from wherever you are.We are all healing from something.You are exactly where you are supposed to be.And you're not alone.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/time-to-thrive-finding-success-and-purpose-in-your-business/exclusive-content

4.Teil der Ayurveda erfahren-Reihe: Was sagt ein Dosha über dich und deine momentane Konstitution aus? Warum bist du ein einzigartiges Individuum? Und wusstest du, warum Schleim unfassbar genial ist und weswegen die Galle zum Element Feuer zählt? Und was ist überhaupt ein Dosha und was hat das mit dir und deinem Lebenszyklus zu tun? „Hari Om“ du großartiger Mensch du. Mein Name ist Lara Schäffer, ich bin Ayurveda-Beraterin, Permakulturgärtnerin, und Gründerin des Foods-Start-Ups GURU Granola, ein ayurvedisches, knuspriges Gewürz-Topping zum Vollenden all deiner Gerichte. Beginn einer kleinen Meditation zu deinem Ursprung: Min. 34:00 In dieser Folge reisen wir zu den Ursprüngen deiner physischen Entstehung aus ayurvedischer Sicht. Ich beantworte alle zu Beginn aufgeworfenen Ayurveda-Fragen und du erfährst, wie sich Vata, Pitta und Kampha als 'Dreiergespann' in deinem Körper widerspiegeln. Am Ende erwartet dich eine kurze, intuitive Meditation, dir einige Erkenntnisse und Erfahrungen für dich bereithält. Ich freue mich wie immer riesig über dein Feedback. Du kannst mir übrigens auch liebend gern auf Instagram schreiben: Mail: weilduliebebist-podcast@guru-granola.de Instagram: @gurugranola oder @laramadeby Hier erfährst du mehr über mein Unternehmen GURU Granola, ein ayurvedisches Gewürz-Topping gegen Heißhunger und für ein Gefühl ganzheitlicher, genussvoller Sättigung, das ich 2020 gegründet habe: https://guru-granola.com/pages/herzprojekt Sanskrit-Begriffe: HARI OM (‚Hari' ist ein Name von dem Gott Vishnu und bedeutet ‚derjenige, der die Herzen zu sich zieht‘. ‚Om‘ ist wie bereits erwähnt der kosmische Urklang, der eigentlich ‚Aum‘ geschrieben und gesprochen wird) = Grußformel in (indischen) Ashrams, die dem Gegenüber ausdrückt, dass beide Herzen miteinander verbunden sein mögen und sich in Liebe begegnet wird. DOṢA ( „doscha“ ausgesprochen) = „Fehler“ oder „Verderber“ oder „das, was Probleme verursachen kann“, und fasst mit den den drei Doshas Vata, Pitta und Kapha die drei Grundprinzipien: Bewegung, Veränderung und Stabilität zusammen. Jedes Dosha setzt sich aus zwei Elementen der fünf Elemente zusammen. Alle Doshas finden sich in unserem Körper-Geist-Seele-Komplex wieder. VATA (Wind/Luft) = Es ist das feinstofflichste Dosha, welches sich aus den Elementen Äther und Luft zusammensetzt und unser Bewegungs- und Dynamikprinzip darstellt. PITTA (Galle) = Unser Stoffwechsel- und Transformationsprinzip, welches sich aus den Elementen Feuer und Wasser (vorwiegend Feuer) zusammensetzt. KAPHA (Schleim) = Unser Struktur- und Stabilitätsprinzip, welches sich aus den Elementen Wasser und Erde zusammensetzt. VIKRUTI = Unsere momentane, aktuelle Konstitution, die meist von unserem Prakruti (unserer ursprünglichen Manifestation, unser ‚Ursein') abweicht. Weiterführende Literatur: OM: https://www.yogazeit.at/om/ https://www.kleine-spirituelle-seite.de/files/template/pdf/urklang_aum_om_psychologische_auswirkungen-sadhguru.pdf

In her inaugural Mormons on Mushrooms episode as a host, Stephanie Brinkerhoff is joined by Otto Maier to take a deep dive into Individuation, a term coined by Carl Jung, the founder of modern depth psychology, to describe the process of transformation where one turns towards the unconscious to discover and bring to light their unique individual nature.Otto is a certified and practicing Psychedelic Integration guide, Individuation Coach, and Psychedelic educator with FIVE education, Writer, Poet, and human being.His personal spiritual path led him from a mental health crisis to spending months studying meditation at Ashrams in northern India, experiencing master plant dietas with Shipibo maestros in the Amazon, studying psychedelic integration, Jungian psychology, Dream work, Curanderismo, and working as a facilitator for multiple Ayahuasca retreat centers in the US and Peru.In helping others ground and embody transformational experiences he implements the foundations of IFS therapy, Jungian and Archetypal psychology, Somatic awareness, Indigenous philosophy.The main focus of his work is assisting individuals in bridging the gap between their plant medicine/spiritual experiences and what they live in everyday life. He believes that if we can open ourselves to the poetry and aesthetic sensibility of nature, our relationships, and the soul that is orchestrating the dance of these elements, that life can be as simply profound as these fleeting transcendent spiritual experiences. That healing is not an event, but a process, and is available to all who have eyes to see, and ears to listen to the healing calling us from within.Soul & PsycheInstagram: @soulnpsycheMormons on Mushrooms – Ways to ContributeOur podcast is supported by our amazing listeners and magical community. If you'd like to energetically contribute to what we're creating, there are several ways to do so:Become a PatreonSend a Contribution (buy us a booch)!Purchase Mormons on Mushrooms Merchandise

Trechos do livro “A Manual Of Self Unfoldment”, de Swami Chinmayananda. Balakrishna Menon ou Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati (1916 - 1993), foi jornalista, professor e líder espiritual hindu. Nasceu Ernakulam na Índia, filho mais velho de um proeminente juiz. Após completar sua escolaridade formal, foi estudar jornalismo e pós-graduação em literatura e direito. Se formou na Lucknow University e até então, sentia que poderia influenciar o movimento de reforma política, econômica e social por meio do jornalismo. No verão de 1936, ele visitou o sábio Ramana Maharshi, por seus relatos pessoais posteriores, quando Ramana Maharshi olhou para ele, Chinmayananda experimentou uma emoção de iluminação espiritual que, na época, ele prontamente racionalizou como sendo mero “hipnotismo”. Enquanto trabalhava como jornalista Chinmayananda viajou para o Ashram de Sivananda em Rishikesh com o propósito de escrever uma exposição dos sadhus, mas desenvolveu um interesse no caminho da espiritualidade. Em 25 de fevereiro de 1949, o dia sagrado de Mahashivratri, Balan foi iniciado em sannyasa por Sivananda, que lhe deu o nome de Swami Chinmayananda, ou “Bem-Aventurança da Pura Consciência”. Com a bênção de Sivananda, Chinmayananda procurou um dos maiores mestres vedânticos de seu tempo, Tapovan Maharaj, e dedicou os próximos anos de sua vida a um estudo intensivo do Vedanta sob sua tutela. Swami Chinmayananda passou quarenta anos de sua vida ajudando os outros, abriu Ashrams, escolas, hospitais, asilos e clínicas em todo o mundo. E fundou a Chinmaya Mission, ensinando a espiritualidade como arte de viver. Chinmayananda escreveu 95 publicações, incluindo comentários sobre os principais Upanishads e o Bhagavad Gita. Através de Jnana yoga ele enfazitava o equilíbrio entre coração e mente, evidenciando o serviço desinteressado, estudo e meditação como pedras basilares para a prática espiritual. “Para o homem comum cuja mente e intelecto são escravos dos sentidos, satisfazer as demandas dos sentidos é o único método conhecido para aquietar a mente e o intelecto, mesmo que essa quietude seja apenas por um momento fugaz. Assim, pode-se ver que o que o buscador espiritual sincero alcança em maior quantidade e por mais tempo, o homem comum também está tentando alcançar o mesmo através de suas indulgências sensoriais, sofrendo todas as suas drásticas consequências”. Swami Chinmayananda. Músicas: Will Taylor - O Come O Come Emmanuel (https://artlist.io/song/76921/o-come-...) Lance Conrad - Multitudes (https://artlist.io/song/54256/multitudes) =======================================

Trechos de gravações em Satsangs. Swami Dayananda Saraswati ou Natarajan (1930 - 2015), foi um sannyasa, professor tradicional de Advaita Vedanta e fundador do Arsha Vidya Gurukulam e AIM For Seva. Swamiji nasceu em Manjakkudi no sul da Índia. Em 1953, morando e trabalhando em Chennai, conheceu Swami Chinmayananda, que se tornou um de seus mestres. Então, aprofundando-se no conhecimento de Vedanta e Sânscrito, em 1962 tornou-se um renunciante. Dayananda começou a ensinar às margens do rio Ganges, e em 1973 foi chamado para ensinar em Mumbai. Seus cursos, também ministrados em Inglês, abriram aos estudantes do Ocidente a oportunidade de acesso a este ensinamento. Swamiji viajou por toda a Índia ministrando cursos e palestras, e desde 1976 foi para os Estados Unidos, Canadá, Inglaterra, Suécia, Austrália, África do Sul, Brasil e Argentina. Em todos esses países, assim como na Índia, era conhecido por sua facilidade de comunicação e pela clareza e profundidade de seu conhecimento de Vedanta e da complexidade humana. Dayananda estabeleceu dois Ashrams na Índia, um em Rishikesh e outro em Coimbatore, e o Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, nos Estados Unidos. Nessas instituições, Swamiji era o principal professor. Nos cursos de Vedanta e Sânscrito o ensinamento é passado de mestre a discípulo, num fluir permanente, que tem como objetivo desdobrar a visão do “eu” como um Ser completo e livre. Saiba mais em: https://www.yoga.pro.br/meditacao-a-v... “Os Vedas não podem objetificar Ātma, o Ser, pelo fato deles serem compostos de palavras. O que acontece é o oposto: as palavras dos Vedas é que são objetificadas por Ātma, pelo Ser. ‘Você vê o ilimitado?' – ‘Que ilimitado?' Ātma não pode ser reduzido em palavras. Palavras podem apontar para ele, mas nunca conseguirão descrevê-lo. Nenhum meio de conhecimento pode objetificar Ātma. Nenhuma experiência especial dará a revelação de Ātma, pois Ātma é e Ātma está em todas as experiências. Por isso, é inútil buscar alguma experiência mística, transcendental ou misteriosa, que iria acontecer em algum lugar especial”. Swami Dayananda. Músicas: Sean Williams - Together We Go (https://artlist.io/song/95475/togethe...) Risian - Still (https://artlist.io/song/53957/still) =======================================

Darci Larocque, was born Darci Clack in 1971. Her father joined 3HO in 1974 in the New Haven Ashram. Her mom and father were divorced and at the age of 5, she started visiting the ashram in Dorchester, MA, where her father had moved. One day in first grade catholic school, her dad and a friend in full Bana showed up in the middle of a school day and took her. Darci was taken to the Dorchester ashram and even though her mom had full custody, her father wouldn't give her back. It was the 1970s - her mom, then 23 year old could not fight it so she joined 3HO and moved in. Darci's dad was Deva Singh. Her mom was Ram Sarn Kaur and her name became Upma. After Children's Camp in 1978, at 7 years old she was sent to the newly created Guardian Program in New Mexico where she stayed for years; first with one set of guardians then with the heads of the ashram. Which among other things, she had direct ranch access that only in hindsight she can now see as “special”. During this time, her mom moved to the LA ashram and YB engaged her to be married. She was supposed to go to India - but stayed behind with even more YB and ranch access. Her friends (other kids in the guardian program) left in the first group to Mussoorie, India. She ended up in LA and NM for a couple years back and forth. She was fully " out" at 13. Her dad stayed in until he died 16 years ago. Her mom left when she was 15 and she continued to work at the Golden Temple and stayed dressed in her turban while she worked. She died 7 years ago. Her whole life in 3HO was her life via her dad and friends. She didn't choose to “be cut” out. Until she was 40, she considered herself a Sikh. Only in the past two years did she finally recognize that she wasn't a Sikh. She was raised in a cult. Song : This is Me by Kesha (from The Greatest Showman) You can DONATE to this broadcast at: https://www.gurunischan.com/uncomfortableconversations Uncomfortable Conversations Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2lEfcoaDgbCCmztPZ4XIuN?si=vH-cH7HzRs-qFxzEuogOqg LISTEN TO MY NEW PODCAST AT THIS LINK: Uncomfortable Conversations on Predators in Business, Community and Culture - https://gurunischan.substack.com/  

During the fight between Bhagwaan Parshuram and Kartavirya Arjuna, Kartavirya's soldiers started raiding the Ashrams. After Bhagwaan Parshuram killed Kartavirya, his sons attacked various Ashrams.  During one such raid they attacked the Ashram of Parashara rishi. The great rishi tried to stop them and was hurt in his leg in the process.  After this Parashara rishi started walking with a limp and became famous as the Limping Sage.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trechos retirados de gravações em Satsangs. Swami Dayananda Saraswati ou Natarajan (1930 - 2015), foi um sannyasa, professor tradicional de Advaita Vedanta e fundador do Arsha Vidya Gurukulam e AIM For Seva. Swamiji nasceu em Manjakkudi no sul da Índia. Em 1953, morando e trabalhando em Chennai, conheceu Swami Chinmayananda, que se tornou um de seus mestres. Então, aprofundando-se no conhecimento de Vedanta e Sânscrito, em 1962 tornou-se um renunciante. Dayananda começou a ensinar às margens do rio Ganges, e em 1973 foi chamado para ensinar em Mumbai. Seus cursos, também ministrados em Inglês, abriram aos estudantes do Ocidente a oportunidade de acesso a este ensinamento. Swamiji viajou por toda a Índia ministrando cursos e palestras, e desde 1976 foi para os Estados Unidos, Canadá, Inglaterra, Suécia, Austrália, África do Sul, Brasil e Argentina. Em todos esses países, assim como na Índia, era conhecido por sua facilidade de comunicação e pela clareza e profundidade de seu conhecimento de Vedanta e da complexidade humana. Dayananda estabeleceu dois Ashrams na Índia, um em Rishikesh e outro em Coimbatore, e o Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, nos Estados Unidos. Nessas instituições, Swamiji era o principal professor. Nos cursos de Vedanta e Sânscrito o ensinamento é passado de mestre a discípulo, num fluir permanente, que tem como objetivo desdobrar a visão do “eu” como um Ser completo e livre. Saiba mais em: https://www.yoga.pro.br/autor/swami-d... “A profunda acumulação de gostos e desgostos das ideias indigestas e não assimiladas causam muitos conflitos e frustrações que faz com que a mente se torne mecânica. Ela reage tanto quanto age. Uma vez que um pensamento vem e este pensamento me leva para um outro pensamento e este pensamento novamente me leva para um outro pensamento, eu experimento um período de agitação. Neste pensamento descuidado e mecânico eu tomo o referido pensamento como se fosse eu mesmo. Eu me esqueço. Então, quando o pensamento se vai, eu inesperadamente me volto para mim e extraio um momento de silêncio. Então, o silêncio aparece por aparecer e vem e vai. Mas, se eu analisar isso, o problema não é o de descobrir o silêncio, mas o de destruir o pensamento mecânico”. Swami Dayananda. Música: Circle Of Life - Unwavering Focus Meditation (https://youtu.be/oYpOHN31UcM) ===========================

Dr. John Switzer ist live im Hippocrates Center zum Life Transformation Programm und hatte selbst Krebs und berichtet über den Unterschied von Ayurveda, Ernährung und Rohkost. Er berichtet über Fleischesser, die zu basisch im Dickdarm sind. Er hat viele Krebspatienten in indischen Ashrams erlebt und fragte sich, warum diese so viel Krebs hatten. Das Problem: Sie hatten nichts fermentiertes im Essen. Die Lösung: Die Koreaner im Gegensatz sind die Koreaner mit ihren ständig fermentierten Essen. Sie essen viel Kimchi. Die Russen hatten Brottrunk und die Deutschen roh-veganes Sauerkraut. Sprossenfermentsäfte (siehe vorigen Episoden) sind eine tolle Lösung, um das Darmmikrobiom wieder aufzubauen.   Tickets für das Event "Mikrobiom Optimierung mit Dr. Brian Clement" mit dem Code "mrbroccoli" findest hier.   Homepage Dr. Switzer: https://urkraftquelle.de  Du willst mehr erfahren? Schreibe eine E-Mail an: christian@christian-wenzel.com  Mehr mr.broccoli: Podcast auf Spotify Apple Podcast Mehr Podcast Abonniere meinen YouTube Kanal   *Disclaimer: Ich wurde von keinem der genannten Unternehmen bezahlt. Trotzdem die Markierung als "Werbung", da ich Marken und Produkte genannt habe. Alle genannten Aussagen dienen lediglich zu Informationszwecken und ersetzen nicht den Besuch eines Arztes.

Episode 10 is all about Healing from Depression and Grief with Peter Nathaniel Lee This is a very special episode for me because #1, Peter is my husband #2 he has just published his first book, ‘Walk with Me' and #3 it covers topics that I think are really important to talk about openly – mental health, depression and suicide.  And, while this is a deep conversation, like the book, it's also full of hope, inspiration, synchronicities, following your heart and the magic of life.  So a little bit about Peter.  There have been 3 constants in Peter's life – the desire to travel the world, lovely deeply and the inescapable impulse to write about the two. At sixteen, to escape the confines of his youth, and in search of a great story, he joined the Royal Navy, where he travelled to many strange and exotic places in the company of honourable pirates, as he calls them.  Inspired by tales of backpacking, he left the Royal Navy and spent the next several years living out of a bag, wandering around Asia and South America. He lived in Ashrams, surf retreats, kung fu schools, shamanic treehouses, and on a sheep farm in New Zealand before returning to the UK to complete a degree in Creative Writing and English Lit. In 2010, Peter walked the Camino De Santiago, which inspired, ‘Walk With Me.' A story of adventure and spiritual awakening, it's also an up close and personal story of healing from grief and depression, and overcoming generational addiction.  Peter currently lives in-between Bali, Australia and the world with me, works as a Breath-worker therapist, entrepreneur (he co-founded and manages https://sacredlotuslove.com/ (Sacred Lotus Love®) – our online Gift Company), and freelance writer. He continues to explore life, inside and out, in the spirit of a pilgrim.  What we cover: Why Peter left everything and walked the Camino Burning down the barn to see the moon  Grief, unprocessed trauma + depression The impact of suicide on families Healing Generational stories – forward and back Dyslexia and being told you wouldn't make it as a writer Letting go of the critical teacher on your shoulder Living in Alignment with your dream Tips for how to get a book written  I'm looking forward to introducing Peter to you – to talk about these important topics, but also the process of a writing a book - especially if you have a book inside of you and have perhaps struggled with confidence in your ability to write it and get it out the world – this podcast is for you! Let's dive into these important topics. Head to https://www.carmenmarshall.com/10 (https://www.carmenmarshall.com/10) for this Episode's Show Notes! Take the Soul Craft Quiz:  http://www.carmenmarshall.com/quiz (https://www.CarmenMarshall.com/quiz) Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carmen_marshall (https://www.instagram.com/carmen_marshall)  For all my current offers:  https://linktr.ee/carmenmarshall (https://linktr.ee/carmenmarshall)   Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts "I love the Soul Craft Your Life Podcast!" -- If that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing my show here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soul-craft-your-life/id1637209651 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soul-craft-your-life/id1637209651) This helps me support more people -- just like you -- create a magical and fulfilling life. Click on this link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soul-craft-your-life/id1637209651 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soul-craft-your-life/id1637209651), scroll to the bottom, and tap to rate with five stars. (If on a computer, click on “Listen On Apple Podcasts” before scrolling down.)

Should We Allow Homosexuals In Our Ashrams?. Lecture delivered by His Holiness on philosophy, principles, and practices of Krishna consciousness based on revealed Vedic scriptures as received in parampara.

Kennst du sogenannte Kraftorte? Das sind Orte mit einer ganz besonders positiven Energieschwingung. Sie helfen dir, deine eigene Energie anzuheben. Sie erden dich und schenken dir tiefe Ruhe. Solche Kraftorte gibt es in der Natur und vom Menschen gemacht. Sogar du selbst kannst dir einen Kraftort kreieren. In dieser Folge möchte ich dir aufzeigen, wie du deine energetischen Quellen finden kannst. Ob besondere Naturplätze oder Wälder, Quellen oder Hügel in deiner Umgebung. Ob Kirchen, Tempel, Moscheen, Ashrams oder dein eigener Kraftort Zuhause. Sie alle haben eines gemeinsam: Sie haben ein besonderes hochschwingendes Energiefeld, dass entweder von Natur aus da ist, oder von Menschen aufgewertet wurde durch das, was dort praktiziert wird. Diese Orte werden durch Energiekanäle, die sogenannten Ley-Linien, verbunden. Woher weißt du, ob du an einem Kraftort bist? Ich verrate dir, wie du sie spüren kannst und wie du dir einen ganz persönlichen Kraftort für deinen Alltag schaffen kannst. In dieser Folge spreche ich unter anderem darüber: – Was Kraftorte ausmacht – Welche Arten von Kraftorten es gibt – Wie du Kraftorte findest und ihre Energien empfangen kannst – Wie du dir selbst deinen Kraftort schaffen kannst Empfehlungen: Podcastfolge: Kollektive Energien und Energiefelder https://spoti.fi/3JBqa6s Blogartikel & Podcastfolge: Die Organe der Seele – Chakren öffnen und reinigen https://www.zauberhaut.coach/blog/chakren-oeffnen-reinigen/ Blogartikel & Podcastfolge: Waldbaden – So nutzt du die heilende Kraft des Waldes https://www.zauberhaut.coach/blog/waldbaden/ Podcastfolge: Wasser und seine heilsamen Energien – Ein Interview mit The Local Water https://spoti.fi/3MkfRWB Blogartikel & Podcastfolge: Portaltage, Schumann-Frequenzen & Sonnenstürme – Nutze kosmische Energien für dich https://www.zauberhaut.coach/blog/portaltage-schumann-frequenzen-sonnenstuerme/ Podcastfolge: Halloween – Das Mondfest und seine Energien https://spoti.fi/3pCQwNN Podcastfolge: Wie Yoga emotionale Blockaden löst https://spoti.fi/2XI6xXH Zauberhaut Premium – Der magische Mitgliederbereich für emotionale Weiterentwicklung, Lebensfreude und mehr Zeit für dich: https://www.zauberhaut.coach/premium/ Das Zauberhaut Buch: Der Ratgeber für Menschen mit Neurodermitis, Schuppenflechte, Akne und unreiner Haut. Gebündeltes Zauberhaut Wissen sowie persönliche Einblicke helfen dir, die Botschaften deiner Haut zu verstehen: https://www.zauberhaut.coach/buch/ Tägliche Inspiration für Körper, Geist und Seele gibt es auf Instagram: http://instagram.zauberhaut.coach Aktiviere deine Selbstheilungskräfte, indem du deine 7 Energiezentren reinigst und aktivierst: http://www.chakren-meditationskurs.de Komm mit auf eine 4-wöchige Online Transformationsreise mit Gleichgesinnten und löse Blockaden und Ängste in deinem Unterbewusstsein: http://www.transformations-reise.de Wie kann dir Zauberhaut individuell und ganzheitlich helfen? Lass dich kostenfrei von uns beraten: https://www.zauberhaut.coach/beratung/

Join me as I talk with Indra Rinzler, an expert in Vedic astrology and enneagram personality readings, a publisher and author, and a guiding light for people. Indra has traveled the world, having visited over 56 counties visiting Ashrams and communities, teaching others Awakening. Indra has been a global trader for twelve years, visiting and buying in marketplaces all over the world importing and selling handcrafts. And for 10 years he has been a book publisher of children's picture books on nature themes. Indra's brand promise (to others) is “to help you awake up to who you really are” Indra's brand style is “I work to help people to live beyond their conditioned stories and to live more in the moment.” Indra's personal mantra is “Love” Download Transcript: DPB_41_Indra_013122_audio

Join me as I talk with Indra Rinzler, an expert in Vedic astrology and enneagram personality readings, a publisher and author, and a guiding light for people. Indra has traveled the world, having visited over 56 counties visiting Ashrams and communities, teaching others Awakening. Indra has been a global trader for twelve years, visiting and buying in marketplaces all over the world importing and selling handcrafts. And for 10 years he has been a book publisher of children's picture books on nature themes. Indra's brand promise (to others) is “to help you awake up to who you really are” Indra's brand style is “I work to help people to live beyond their conditioned stories and to live more in the moment.” Indra's personal mantra is “Love” Download Transcript: DPB_41_Indra_013122_audio

Naomi Pryde has been living and working in Northern India and Northern Thailand for the past 10 years running Jesus devotional spaces and Ashrams. In these spaces of safety and questioning , the beauty of Christ is shared with spiritual wanderers, hippies and travellers through contemplative and monastic spiritual embodied practice. Naomi was raised in Sydney in a strong evangelical/Anglican family, attended Sydney Missionary and Bible College and whilst always slightly rebellious, always embraced by the church. Over the past 10 years Naomi's faith has fallen apart, deepened and been refined by a number of experiences that have led her into the safe arms and mystery of her beautiful Jesus in which the certainty taught in her early Christian life began to unravel. The spiritual life, more of a journey than a destination, has led her into wilderness spaces, in which the Spirit has nudged and stirred in her heart to get uncomfortable. She has been challenged to live a life of integrity, risk her belonging, lose her belonging and ultimately land into the safe arms of God and know into the depths of her soul that her identity is as beloved and chosen child of God. Still living in Pai, Northern Thailand, and now Studying Spiritual Direction with Global Benedictine Monastery, Naomi is passionate about creating safe spaces for hippies, spiritual seekers and travellers to meet with God. In the past 3 years God has expanded that heart to also create safe spaces for those leaving church, kicked out of church, those feeling like they are in a spiritual free fall and those that no longer know where they belong. Naomi's latest newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/7f994e1112b1/the-p...To support Naomi's ministry: https://www.patreon.com/pathofthebeloved

The home of yoga is India. Today I talk to Bharat Singh who lives in Dehli, the capital of India. In another relaxing and easy-going conversation we cover a wide range of topics. Bharat loves sport and fitness and currently is on a 100-day running challenge. he has done yoga all his life but when younger wasn't aware that what he was doing was yoga.  He is very proud of his county and has travelled widely around India particularly through his beloved Himalayas. We discuss Ashrams, touch on some of India's holy cities, travel to the remarkable Himalayan country of Bhutan. On our way, we also take a look at some of India's remarkable cuisine in particular one of my and one of Bharat's favourite dishes the Masala Dosa.  Bharat describes how he came across Adriene and why yoga, the Kula and regular meet-ups such as the Lindyhop and the Moohop have become an integral and enriching part of his routine part of his week. If you are looking for an engaging, stimulating and uplifting conversation between friends this, as with all the other conversations in the Kulaverse podcast Series 1, is for you. Enjoy and namaste to and warm wishes,   Andrew 

Dan Selene is on his way to living to over 120 years old, joins the podcast to talk about his own process for longevity as well as his work as a purposeful music engineer. Tune in to find out why the NuCalm soundscapes work and why as well as Dan's personal long-life optimization program.   Introduction quote “Whenever you hear nature sounds, those nature sounds come from 3D holophonic microphones that we had back in the record company days and we recorded a series of nature sounds from exotic locales like Sedona Arizona in a vortex night to get those crickets.” — Dan Selene   Guest bio Dan Selene of SoundTonics® began his career as an educator, taught at the Krishnamurti School, and co-founded Higher Octave Music. Dan's mission is to create audio programs, sound environments, and music to inspire everyone to attain their highest level of performance.   Key Takeaways [1:00] David welcomes Dan Selene, the wonderful sound engineer for NuCalm, and asks him how he came to be where he is today, from teaching in Ashrams in India to entrepreneurship and healing sound engineering.   [7:50] Dan speaks to the emotional moment he discovered the healing power of music and the miraculous series of moments that changed his life trajectory and brought him to purposeful music.   [12:50] Dan meets NuCalm for the first time and finds that deepest place within, the one he'd only reached a few times with TM.   [14:10] A musical program is purposeful and by design, Dan shares part of the process and why he builds music to be magnetic, not melodic as well as the equipment and frequencies that he works with.   [21:28] Dan talks about the difference between the NuCalm, Ignite, and Tony Robbins' NLB work.   [23:43] The difference between NuCalm sound and off-the-shelf sounds.   [25:06] Dan recommends tracks for specific issues: getting to sleep, Deep Recovery is knocking David out, why?   [30:21] Working with ancient instruments is something that Dan has been doing for a long time, he shares how special those can be in terms of frequencies.   [31:28] Dan explains how he cured himself of an auto-immune disorder in his thirties which launched his personal longevity project, he shares his program and tools with listeners.   [36:36] Dan shares what he listens to when he's not listening to purposeful music.   [38:00] Q1: Do you practice TM or only NuCalm?   [39:09] Q2: Can you tell us about the sleep tracks?   [41:00] Q3: Will new sounds be added soon?   [41:48] Q4: Tracks are massive, can you elaborate on the size of the tracks?   [42:49] Q5: Is there a difference between NuCalm and binaural beats?   [45:00] Q6: How do you translate physics into sounds?   [45:54] Q7: Should we repeat the music daily or change up tracks?   [46:42] Q8: I've not found a good track to relax this week, any tips?   [51:43] Q9: I wake up as soon as I hear the track is over?   [54:05] Q10: My mind wanders through the whole session, what should I do?   [55:21] Q11: What does Theta state feel like?   [58:04] Q12: I use deep recovery for sleep, what track do you recommend?   [58:39] David Thanks Dan for sharing all of his experience before signing off until next episode.   Continue on your journey and until next time, breathe deep, relax, and keep looking forward.   Mentioned in this episode NuCalm Jiddu Krishnamurti Eckhart Tolle SoundTonics   More about your host Connect with David Poole — Chief Business Officer at NuCalm on LinkedIn   More about NuCalm and the podcast This is NuCalm, the show for those looking to improve sleep quality, manage stress, and boost recovery. Brought to you by Solace Lifesciences, the makers of NuCalm, the world's only patented and proven neuroscience technology that works within minutes, without drugs, every time! In over one million medical sessions, NuCalm has helped men and women around the world.   NuCalm: stress relief for the way we live today, technology to help you disconnect.   Pull quotes   “When you get into your thirties as a male, you do start thinking about getting the material question handled.” — Dan Selene   “When you hear birds, that's a signal to the unconscious mind that everything is safe.” — Dan Selene   “There is nothing like being in the flow!” — Dan Selene   Tweet #1 Are your emotions being awakened by melodic music or soothed by magnetic music? This is NuCalm Episode 8 guest, Dan Selene shares why the music he creates helps you actually relax.   Tweet #2 From frequencies to binaural beats, NuCalm sounds are purposefully built This is NuCalm Episode 8 guest, NuCalm sound engineer, Dan Selene comes on to share his amazing knowledge.

The Summer of Love was coming to an ubrupt end. The dropout culture was beginning to unravel and those experimenting with the drug culture were seeking other sources of inspiration. The Beat Generation had spawned a counter culture that was diametrically opposed to the anger that was spilling from the government of the time so it is little wonder that people were turning from the hatred and looking inward. Many artists began turning to the East, finding comfort in the teachings of the mystics. America was now the Mecca for the Beat Generation, and gurus from India were leaving their Ashrams to head over to the new country to spread their message of love and salvation through devotion rather than drugs. ​This week's Beat Generation, we look at the influence the East had over the west and how the Beat Generation welcomed the Indian teachers with open arms. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Transformar la tensión acumulada en energía positiva, Swamini Danda Ananda Jaya Ma en el Forum Era de Unidad, que se celebró en Santa Susanna, Barcelona, los días 11 y 12 de mayo de 2013. ————————————————- Descendiente del linaje de los Grandes Maestros de Yoga, empezó a practicar Yoga a los 13 años y en 1973 se inició en la ciencia del Kriya Yoga en el YOGA INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE, inspirado en el Ashram de Gandhi, del que actualmente es la Presidenta. En sánscroto, ASHRAM es un monasterio, escuela de vida donde vive un maestro. Así pues, Swamini Danda (Victoria Azón), vivió durante 13 años en el Ashram de su maestro, Swami Gushananda, misionero claretiano entregado a la ayuda de las personas desde el ámbito cristiano y, a su regreso de las misiones en India, también a través del Yoga. Ella también ha viajado y vivido largas estancias en la India y en el Tibet, donde ha recibido las enseñanzas de venerables Maestros de la medicina, la música y el Yoga. En el Ashram, Swamini Danda aprendió e investigó, junto a profesionales de la medicina, psicología y pedagogía, la ciencia del Yoga adaptada a nuestra cultura, en un entorno privilegiado, en plena naturaleza, a la vez que atendía y formaba los alumnos de la Universidad Catalana de Yoga y dirigía los Centros del Yoga International Institute de Barcelona y Tarragona. Aunque parte de su método es autodidacta, recibe inspiración del maestro Jesús, Gandhi, Jiddu Krishnamurti, Raimon Panikkar, Enrique Miret Magdalena y otras grandes almas. Siguiendo las indicaciones de su Maestro: “de lo que has vivido, transmite”, lleva ya 37 años dedicada a propagar la enseñanza del Yoga para las personas de nuestra sociedad “Ahora y Aquí” y ha fundado diversos Ashrams. Siempre entregó su enseñanza y trabajo, como compromiso con el maestro y la ciencia del yoga, aprendiendo a dar. Por eso la vida le ha devuelto tanto. Actualmente es la Directora de YOGA ASHRAM en Caldes de Montbui (Barcelona) donde imparte las clases y diversos cursos, con una dedicación especial a la formación de profesores (MASTER DE YOGA). Diplomada en Dietética, Nutrición, Rehabilitación Respiratoria y terapeuta floral, ha trabajado en prestigiosos hospitales en los servicios de Neumología y Neurología, para la rehabilitación de personas afectadas de asma y otros problemas respiratorios, así como en el tratamiento de la ansiedad y el estrés. Dirigió durante 5 años un programa diario de salud en Radio Tarragona y sigue colaborando como conferenciante en diversos programas radiofónicos y de televisión, así como en congresos de medicina y empresas en el ámbito nacional e internacional. En su empeño de difundir el mensaje de que la Paz comienza en el interior de la persona, sin ánimo de introversión ni egoísmo, sino a partir dela vivencia y proyección del potencial de cada uno, organiza, ya desde el año 1987, el Congreso Internacional de Yoga por la Paz, con el apoyo de personalidades conscientes dentro del ámbito político, científico y humanitario, como el maestro Raimon Panikar y Federico Mayor Zaragoza, entre otros, Representante del Kriya Yoga del Mahaguru Swami Hariharananda de Uttarkashi, al pie de los Himalayas, ha iniciado a más de 2000 personas en esta disciplina ancestral de meditación o interiorización. Reconocida Miembro del Consejo Mundial de Yoga, es Miembro de Honor de la Federación Internacional de Yoga, de la European Yoga Federation y del World Community of Indian Culture and Traditional Disciplines. Madre de dos hijas que ya siguen sus pasos, ha colaborado en la redacción de revistas y programas de salud y es autora del libro: “EL APRENDIZ DE YOGA, una nueva forma de vivir” (Raima Edicions) Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/transformar-la-tension-acumulada-en-energia-positiva-swamini-danda-ananda-jaya-ma/ http://www.era-of-unity.com/ http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento