Podcasts about ganja yoga

Javiera “Javi” Kostner (she/her) is an Advanced Therapeutic Yoga teacher, Mindfulness-Based Psychedelic Therapist & Guide, Breathwork Facilitator and Coach. Specializing in Trauma Recovery Yoga and Mindfulness-Based Somatic practices, and cannabis specialist, Javi is a Ganja Yoga training lead and steward. Her sessions are infused with cannabis, community, relaxing vibes, grounded spirituality, and a touch of Latino spice. Originally from Chile, Javiera is a bilingual cannabis guide, and group facilitator.In 2019, Javi, along with her husband Seba, founded Green Magic Yoga. Their mission is to bring together mindfulness, psychedelic healing, and yoga to foster holistic wellness. Both trained by the Center for Medicinal Mindfulness, noe training leads for Psychedelic Guide Training, they lead monthly Conscious Cannabis circles in the Bay Area and online.Additionally, Javi serves as the Community & Event Coordinator for the Santa Cruz Psychedelic Society, offering Psychedelic Integration, Microdosing Hikes and Psychedelic First Fridays.

Yoga and cannabis have a lot in common. Both originated in India thousands of years ago, and both help us focus on our spiritual, philosophical, and physical selves. Whether you're a newbie or a longtime yogi, mixing meditation, stretching and marijuana is not for the faint of heart. Especially since both the cannabis plant and popular yoga practices have developed in intensity over the past few thousand years.So how can we safely take part in the historic spiritual practice of stoned yoga without passing out or getting too high? And how can cannabis and yoga enhance our connection with ourselves and the world around us?This episode, host Brit Smith chats with Lynsey Tamposi, founder of Maine Ganja Yoga and owner of the Nomad Retreat Center in South Paris, Maine. Lynsey and Brit discuss their histories with cannabis as a tool against substance use disorder, and how yoga alongside cannabis helps with their continued mental and physical health in recovery. Then Lynsey tells us about the history of ganja and yoga, the best postures for beginner yoga-stoners, and the kinds of events she holds at the Nomad Retreat Center.Get your Travel & Cannabis issue of Different Leaf magazine at DifferentLeaf.comFollow us on social media @DifferentLeaf and @BritTheBritishCheck out our merch line at xDifferentLeaf.com

— In her groundbreaking book, Ganja Yoga — Dee Dussault, a yoga instructor, brings cannabis-enhanced yoga to North America for the first time. It has been millennia since yogis have used cannabis to enhance their spiritual practices. Cannabis' potential role for modern seekers pursuing a spiritual path is generating quiet but growing discussion within the Western yoga community. Taking this ancient practice mainstream, Dee Dussault is a certified yoga instructor. Rather than combining cannabis with exercise, Ganja Yoga is a ceremony that makes conscious relaxation an intentional ritual you can develop with practice - a way to live more harmoniously and stress-free. The use of marijuana during yoga practice can enhance awareness, acceptance, connectivity, and relaxation for some practitioners. The stigma surrounding marijuana dissipates as state laws loosen and marijuana is increasingly viewed as a legitimate supplement for increased wellbeing and health. Her book, Ganja Yoga explains how to set up a sacred space that will enable you to stretch and meditate while using this relaxing substance. It's the exploration of how cannabis can be incorporated into yoga and smoking practices, and what considerations you need to make when introducing cannabis into your practice. Dee says: “It's more like adding spice to your food than getting stoned out of your mind.” Valeria interviews Dee Dussault  — She is the author of  “Ganja Yoga: A Practical Guide to Conscious Relaxation, Soothing Pain Relief, and Enlightened Self-Discovery.” Dee Dussault is the best-selling author of Ganja Yoga and internationally-recognized pioneer of the cannabis-wellness movement. Thirteen years ago, Dee became the first person to offer public enhanced-yoga classes, and four years ago she authored the HarperCollins book with the same title, gaining her features in publications like The New York Times, Business Insider, and The Wall Street Journal.  Ganja Yoga has been taught to thousands of students in over twenty US cities, and hundreds of people from around the world have taken the Ganja Yoga Teacher Training. It's been at MAPS' 'Psychedelic Science Conference,' and at SF State University, Emerald Cup, and The Plant Spirit Medicine Conference.  To make things even more fun, Dee is also a sensuality coach, trained in tantra yoga, with a private partner yoga and intimacy practice in Berkeley, California. To learn more about Dee Dussault and her work, please visit: ganjayoga.com and deedussault.com - Dee is also on Instagram: @ganjayoga                   — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well. 

El yoga es una práctica que nos permite conectar el cuerpo, la respiración y la mente. Se emplean en esta práctica algunas posturas físicas, ejercicios de respiración y meditación para mejorar la salud general. El yoga se desarrolló como una práctica espiritual y viene acompañando a la humanidad durante miles de años. Se dice que el yoga es más efectivo cuando se combina con el cannabis, ya que este puede potencialmente mejorar sus efectos. La práctica del yoga es muy recomendada y es frecuentemente utilizada para superar o disminuir el estrés, la ansiedad e incluso la depresión ya que mejora nuestro estado de ánimo, físico y, por tanto, nuestro bienestar. Por otro lado, el cannabis y gracias a sus múltiples beneficios, se está utilizando para aumentar la concentración, aliviar la tensión, relajarse o dormir mejor. https://cannamedicol.com

Episode 39 finds our host interviewing Rachel Carlevale, founder of Ganjasana, discussing her practice to regenerate body, mind, & soil through yoga and permaculture. Hosted by BURNTmd Presented by GuerillaHealer.org | Powered by Buildasoil.com

In this episode of The Grind Culture Detox, host Heather Archer speaks with Artist and Ganja Yogi Cameo Turner. Cameo discusses what Ganja Yoga is and her personal journey to finding it while seeking anxiety relief. She eventually sought training to teach Ganja Yoga and is now the first certified Ganja Yoga instructor in the Bay Area. Cameo also outlines the history of yoga in ancient Egypt and how the yogis there incorporated cannabis into their practices. She shows some basic yoga practices that you can incorporate into your workday to counteract the effects of toxic productivity. Books mentioned: Ganja Yoga: A Practical Guide to Conscious Relaxation, Soothing Pain Relief, and Enlightened Self-Discovery by Dee Dussault The African Origins of Hatha Yoga: And its Ancient Mystical Teaching by Muata Ashby About Cameo Turner: Cameo is known as Lady Namastizzle in Ganja Yogaland. She is an artist who is also an Enchanting weed enthusiast for the Yoga community. She is working to get Minority-Owned Dispensaries' attention around using Ganja Yoga as Weed Wellness in an overall Plant Medicine element to bring Ganja Yoga to the Black Community. She works to create a safe space for seekers to recharge & reset with like-minded people. Audio Podcast is available on: Breaker- https://www.breaker.audio/the-grind-culture-detox Google Podcasts- https://tinyurl.com/3jsuzkevPocketCasts- https://pca.st/whwwzo28 RadioPublic- https://radiopublic.com/the-grind-culture-detox-GqjByk Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/show/3zosyr2t2lfKuTDWzPsZiE Contact Cameo Turner at: https://www.ladynamstizzle.com or on IG at lady_namastizzle. To get in touch with Heather Archer, Follow me on: Instagram: thriving_with_heather TikTok: thriving_with_heather Clubhouse: @thrivewithme Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thrivingwithheather For business inquiries, please email: heatherarcherconsulting@gmail.com

Dee Dussault is an internationally known yoga teacher, sensuality coach, and is the author of Ganja Yoga book. She also extensively promotes anti-racism work, so we were very interested to get her perspectives on everything from yoga, cultural appropriation, the racism inherent to the war on drugs, and much more. We have said that we are branching out from yoga-themed episodes, but we really think that the work that Dee Dussault is doing is very interesting and she is working with a side of yoga that has been relatively unexplored in the west. We know this is a topic that people may have strong opinions on and we would love to hear from you - you can comment below or join us on Facebook in the Flow artists podcast group - let us know your thoughts! Links Dee's website: https://www.deedussault.com/home Ganja Yoga Book: https://www.ganjayoga.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ganjayoga/ Offering Tree: https://www.offeringtree.com/flowartists

Dee Dussault joins me to talk about using cannabis to enhance intimacy. We are talking about how it works, how to pick "the right" cannabis, and how to incorporate it into your sexual practice.  You can find Dee on IG @ganjayoga, on her Ganja Yoga website, and on her personal website. Get your Sex You Desire Workbook! Get your Vaginas, Vulvas, and Vibrators Apparel and Pure Romance by Jordan Jones products here.  Follow Jordan D'Nelle on Facebook and Instagram Email: JordanDnelle@VaginasVulvasandVibrators.com Support the Vaginas, Vulvas, and Vibrators podcast! Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews help this podcast impact more lives! Subscribe to Vaginas, Vulvas, and Vibrators on iTunes if you haven't already! *Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and/or entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. *NOTE: I do not endorse cannabis use, and such products can impact fertility for men and women.  www.ganjayoga.com/ www.deedussault.com/ www.jordandnelle.com 

Yoga and cannabis are like peanut butter and chocolate, says Dee Dussault, author of Ganga Yoga. Since 2012 she's been teaching people how to enhance their yoga practice with the help of cannabis, through her book, in-person classes and training, and over the last year, via Zoom and other online tools. There are a lot of benefits to more mindful stretching. In this episode Dee shares how:Yoga and cannabis can both help reduce inflammation.She's integrating some of the more spiritual aspects of yoga, as well as the physical discipline. Tantra yoga can help you get in touch with your sexuality.Being politically responsible is part of cannabis use. She prefers dabbing rosins before she does yoga.    

René Schliwinski ist ein psychedelisch inspirierter Yogalehrer. Im Alter von 17 Jahren erlebte er im Wald eine Schlüsselerfahrung mit LSD, die ihm den Buddha in einer Vision zeigte. Dies motivierte ihn, nach Indien zu reisen um dort die Lehren der Yoga-Praxis zu verinnerlichen. Seit dem arbeitet er selbst als Yoga-Lehrer und hat mittlerweile seine eigene Schule namens Yoga Yantra in Chemitz gegründet. “Yoga ist eine Praxis der Selbsterinnerung”, sagt er. Gerade im Westen wird der Fokus gerne vor allem auf den körperlichen Aspekt, also die Asanas, Körperhaltungen gelegt. Doch Yoga hat vorzüglich mit dem Geist zu tun! Auch Psychedelika finden darin Anwendung. So werden Pilze in den Yoga-Sutren als "lichterfüllende Kräuter" beschrieben, die jedoch überall gleich akzeptiert werden. In der 40. Episode des Set&Setting Podcasts erzählt René von den alten Lehren und mystischen Ursprüngen der Yoga-Geschichte und gibt dir einen genauen Überblick über die verschiedenen Stile. Außerdem spricht er darüber, wie Cannabis oder Magic Mushrooms in die Yogapraxis integriert werden können und was es mit neueren Formen wie dem Ganja-Yoga auf sich hat. Viel Spaß mit dieser Episode! Unterstütze das Projekt auf Patreon: https://bit.ly/2HEiyWh Infos zum nächsten Set&Setting Retreat: https://www.setandsetting-retreat.com/ Diskutiere mit auf Facebook in der Set&Setting Community: https://bit.ly/3DT8dht Wenn dir die Folge gefallen hat, dann würde ich mich freuen, wenn du uns eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung, einen Kommentar bei iTunes und natürlich ein Abo geben könntest! Teile den Podcast mit deinen Freunden um die psychedelische Revolution voranzutreiben! Ich danke dir vielmals! Dein Jascha von Set&Setting Erfahre mehr über das Projekt Set&Setting: YouTube: https://bit.ly/2SDL4Kg Website: https://bit.ly/32VngXX Instagram: https://bit.ly/3dsv3Pa Coaching: https://www.jascharenner.com/ Anfragen und Feedback gerne an: info@setandsetting.de Erfahre mehr über René Schliwinski: Yoga-Website: https://www.yoga-yantra.de/yoga-home/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yoga.yantra.chemnitz YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkmni3Q0fuBBru26_RjXn7A/videos Kambo-Website: https://kambo-ritual.de/

When you find your people, you find your way. Today's SOAL guest is Aaliyah Madadi,  a Dharma Life Coach, ganja yoga teacher, US Trademarks lawyer, and the host of the Soul Sesh Podcast.  She has a mission: empower women in fully embodying their purpose and living a life that truly feels good. Today, KJ and Aaliyah explore ways to grant more grace to acknowledge our strengths as medicine for ourselves and others.  The ladies create new definitions for concepts such as safety and self compassion. Also, Aaliyah shares the intricate and scary process of walking away from her big time career in corporate law to live a life of connectedness on her terms. Welcome to this delightful and soothing Soul Sesh. TakeawaysWhen did you know you have and are the medicine? How might you grant yourself the grace to accept your gifts? Find Your People. They will provide a safe environment for you as you take action. Slow down and cultivate an intentional, sacred life. Notice and acknowledge urgencies that are assigned to you, but not by you. Prioritizing where you’ll spend your energy is an empowering form of self careEpisode Mentions: Aaliyah on Instagram:  @aaliyahmadadi @soulseshhSoul Sesh Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/soul-sesh/id1554026584Website https://www.aaliyahmadadi.comEp 36 Ad Background Music: Original Composition-  Butterfly by KJ Nasrul Ep 36 Takeaways Background Music: Original Composition - Seashell by  KJ Nasrul Intro  & Outro music: Canada Lo Res by Pictures Of The Floating World Connect With KJ & Bliss Begins Within IG:  @MusingsOnOther @BlissBeginsWithin @AdopteeSociety Clubhouse: @kjnasrul Website: https://blissbeginswithin.com  FREE Guide- Connect To Calm  https://bit.ly/4StepsToCalmFacebook & TwitterWant to create and send beautiful emails? Try Flodesk for free your first 30 days! Use this link here to get started

  Sex Coach, Tantrika, Yogi, & Author Dee Dussault has some moves to get you into your hips, pelvic floor -- and some extra special tools to help you tune into your body, relax, and connect with yourself and a partner this Valentine's day. The pandemic has been hard for couples and singles alike, but she's got some feel-good technigues to help you melt into the infinite present moment away from all your work-from-home and COVID19 worries. Cannabis is optional in Dee's Ganja Yoga classes, but it can be a useful tool to help disconnect from chronic stress into expanded relaxation and positive body consciousness. Similar to restorative yoga, these classes are *very* chill.

Vaginal yeast infections are very common in women. It is estimated that almost 2.5 million are affected by recurrent vaginal candidiasis and that recurrent VVC is the second most frequent fungal infection in women, as 75% of all women will have at least one in her lifetime, and 40%-45% will have multiple cases. More than 6% of women suffer recurrent episodes. UTI’s - The prevalence in women over 65 years of age is approximately 20%, compared with approximately 11% in the overall population. Between 50% and 60% of adult women will have at least one UTI in their life, and close to 10% of postmenopausal women indicate that they had a UTI in the previous year. I am joined again by CHI graduate and medicine woman Marisa Reyes,  an L.A. native with Mexican roots, is a lifelong learner, teacher, and world traveler whose curiosity to experience different cultures and adventure has taken her around the globe. She has attained her B.A. in Liberal Studies and a Master's of Library and Information Science, which has allowed her to be a school, academic, and public librarian since 2010. In 2013, she traveled to Chiang Mai, Thailand to study Thai massage and become a Chi Nei Tsang Abdominal Massage practitioner. To bring balance to the mind body connection, she trained to become a Kundalini Yoga Instructor at the Awareness Center in Pasadena and Hatha/Yoga Nidra instructor at the Himalayan Academy of Yoga in Rishikesh, India. In addition, she is also a California-certified massage therapist from the Massage School of Pasadena, To help support women’s health, she studied with Keli Garza in her Vaginal Steam Facilitator Training. You can even find Marisa steaming Ellen Degeneres’ producer, Lauren Pommerantz on Ellentube.com. In May of 2019, she trained with Dee Dussault, author of Ganja Yoga, to become a certified Ganja Yoga instructor. In her weekly Ganja Yoga LA ritual, you can experience the incredible blend of her training combined. Missed out on WHICH herbs should be used in your yoni steaming? Join The Warrior Cleanse TODAY for the rest of this great interview! For now, GET $150 OFF Marisa and Michael’s Empowering Menstrual Health and Womb Wisdom Program using this link. (normal price $399, get it for $249)  In this Episode: How to steam your yoni to release pain, stored emotions, and anxiety RELIEVE yourself of discomfort with menstruation OR menopause The RESEARCH about yoni steaming- what works best? WHICH yoni herbs can treat your ailments- all through The Warrior Cleanse! PHYSICAL BENEFITS: Reduction in pain, bloating and exhaustion associated with menstruation Decreases heavy menstrual flow Regulation of irregular or absent menstrual cycles More rapid healing and a toning of the reproductive system after giving birth Eases discomfort of uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, uterine weakness, uterine prolapse & endometriosis Promotes healing of vaginal tear, episiotomy, or C-section scar Helps to restore bacterial and ph balance to aid in prevention of infections, bacterial vaginosis and odors Relief for symptoms of menopause including dryness or pain Can tighten the vaginal canal Detoxification of the womb and body Emotional & Spiritual Benefits Allows modern day women the opportunity to reconnect to the ancestral wisdom of the womb Release of stored emotions & anxiety Access to the feminine energy that gives rise to our vibrant radiance and creative potential as women Relieves tension and creates a state of bliss Helps with insomnia Can help aid in healing from sexual trauma   LINKS: How to Steam your Yoni! Follow Diane on Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | Twitter | YouTube  Join the Cleanse, Heal, Ignite Facebook Community Watch our MasterClass & Get to the Root of Hormone, Auto-Immune and Breast Implant Illness Symptoms Join my Warrior Cleanse! Take my Neurotoxic quiz. Check out my brand new Cleanse, Heal, Ignite supplement line!   QUOTES: “I had been married for three years at that point, and was having low libido and chronic infections… It was around that time where I discovered yoni steaming with my mentor, Kelly Garza, and it tied in so beautifully to what you were sharing. For me, it created a huge shift.” [09:19] “Most of the women that have come to me is because of menstrual pains: cramping, bloating, tender breasts, and acne, all from hormonal imbalance.” [22:39] “Really, this is a practice of forgiveness, just letting the steam be this nurturing, self-care practice. We get to be at peace with where we’re at in that moment.” [36:07]   RESOURCES: Uterine fibroids: current perspectives An introduction to the epidemiology and burden of urinary tract infections Prevalence of vulvovaginal candidiasis in gynecological practices in Germany: A retrospective study of 954,186 patients Endometriosis: Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Clinical Management

I wanna help my body | Sandra Chiaverini Bex is joined by another stoner witch, Sandra Chiaverini. They discuss flower magick, seeing spirits, and The Craft. Ganja Yoga, Sandra' book suggestion. To support Stop the Backlog. Cocovera created the Tu Tía Bruja theme. Check out their Youtube, Instagram, and Spotify Kriselle Gabriel created the logo for Tu Tía Bruja. Find her on Instagram. Sponsor: Temperance Home & Bar Keep up with Tu Tía Bruja on Bex's website. Support Bex & Tu Tía Bruja on Patreon. Support Tu Tía Bruja by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/tu-t-a-bruja

Cannabis und Sport? Passt das zusammen? Und wen dürfen unsere beiden Mädels im Studio begrüßen... Mit Joint joggen? CBD Tropfen nach dem Training oder vielleicht doch Ganja-Yoga? Im heutigen Talk bewegen sich unsere Mädels auf sportlicher Ebene ;)

I found Erin Allan when searching for ganja yoga classes in Seattle. And boy was I stoked. If you’ve been following this podcast, you’ll know that I’ve been on an emotional health and spiritual journey the past two years, if not all my life. And cannabis and yoga, separately, has been a huge tool in helping me through it. Erin calls herself a reformed marriage and family therapist after 10 years in the counselling field. In her desire to help however, she found herself burning out, became overweight and depressed, and taking many medications to reduce the physical and emotional pain. At her low point, she decided to try cannabis, which became legal in the state of California, with the intention to escape. Instead, cannabis helped her drop right into the core of what she was feeling and everything became clear to her. Now she runs HR for a local dispensary and teaches ganja yoga at Kula Movement in the Ballard neighborhood in Seattle, WA. We talked about: Her journey from a mental health professional to a budtender to a ganja yoga teacher How cannabis helped with her depression, anxiety, pain, and emotional eating How her transformation was possible through the combination of treating cannabis with high regard and utilizing wellness practices together **Disclaimer** Cannabis can be used to enable better mental health, but it does not replace formal therapy for serious medical conditions. If you are experiencing disabling thoughts, emotions, or behaviors, please seek professional help. The wellness applications of cannabis are still being researched. Please proceed consciously. ------------------------------------- Resources: https://www.instagram.com/yogi_erin_allan Teaches ganja yoga at Kula Movement in Ballard https://www.ganjayoga.com/ http://www.kulamovement.com/erin-allan https://www.facebook.com/ErinAllanYoga/ ------------------------------------- If you get value out of this podcast, please support me in maintaining the fees to keep this going: https://bit.ly/humanuppodcastdonation. Get on the waitlist for the Virtual Emotion Gym for Asian Men’s minds and hearts: https://victorung.com/emotiongymmembership. Connect with other Badass Asian Dudes, say I sent you! http://facebook.com/groups/badassasiandudes. Get access to a free 90-min Emotional Intelligence 101 Training at: http://victorung.com/eqtraining. If you’re a reader, clap for my writing on Medium: http://medium.com/@victorung. If you want to be on the podcast, visit: http://victorung.com/podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/victorung/message

In this episode, we're discussing Ganja Yoga with Kitty of Secret Stash Yoga. What is Ganja yoga you ask? Listen and learn all about it. Plus, Kitty shares her journey with cannabis and yoga. We also touch on the stigma and politics of cannabis and so much more. But before we jump into our discussion, we start off with our five-minute focused shift guided meditation. Check out Kitty at https://linktr.ee/secretstashyoga Secrest Stash Yoga Youtube Channel IG: @secretstashyoga Please share and subscribe to Real Shi(f)t Happens: Wellness Podcast on your favorite podcast platform. And support us at https://anchor.fm/realshifthappens http://realshifthappens.live/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realshifthappens/message

What is Ganja? What is Yoga? What is Ganja Yoga? We share personal stories, talk about how our Wednesday night rituals have impacted our lives, we introduce animal spirit cards, share moondance songs, and talk about Valentine's Day and our own self-love rituals! We also talk about the books we are reading and have read including Becoming Super Natural by Dr.Joe Dispenza and our new book we are reading bow being Cannabis and Spirituality edited by Stephen Gray. Join us on all the juicy details where we Love and Light it Up! Check us out at ganjayoga.la --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, Kait interviews Erin Allan, of Mystic Herb Yoga and Kula Movement in Ballard.  Erin offers a unique approach to incorporating cannabis into a yoga practice.  During the class she talks about the origination of the stigmas that surround cannabis and ways to honor the plant. Circle introductions follow with a sense of community building and comraderie.  A quick outdoor smoke break and its back to the mats.  Erin's interview covers her history with cannabis and why she chose to dedicate her life to sharing her ganja yoga practice with the world . Moral of the story: Smoke weed and do yoga! It will bring your practice to even HIGHER levels :) Keep blazing and stay AMAZING!

In this episode, Kait interviews Erin Allan, of Mystic Herb Yoga and Kula Movement in Ballard. Erin offers a unique approach to incorporating cannabis into a yoga practice. During the class she talks about the origination of the stigmas that surround cannabis and ways to honor the plant. Circle introductions follow with a sense of community building and comraderie. A quick outdoor smoke break and its back to the mats. Erin's interview covers her history with cannabis and why she chose to dedicate her life to sharing her ganja yoga practice with the world . Moral of the story: Smoke weed and do yoga! It will bring your practice to even HIGHER levels :) Keep blazing and stay AMAZING!

This week, Sarah talks with Ganja Yoga founder, Dee Dussault, about the integration of marijuana and yoga. In this episode, Sarah and Dee discuss how ganja yoga came to be and what the benefits (and potential pitfalls) exist in marrying cannabis and yoga.Dee Dussault Dee Dussault is the yoga first teacher to offer public cannabis yoga classes. Over the past decade, she's brought her classes, which she calls Ganja Yoga, to thousands of students in over a dozen US cities. A seasoned yoga practitioner of twenty-three years, Dee is also an international speaker and the author of the Harpercollins book by the same name. Ganja Yoga has been featured in publications like The New York Times, Business Insider, Newsweek, and LA Yoga, as well as major International media from India to France. A lover of bliss, Dee also works as a sex coach who specializes in tantra yoga and cannabis-enhanced intimacy. She works with singles and couples in Los Angeles and San Francisco, helping them tap into their radiant embodied selves. Her training was in the Tantric tradition of Swami Satyananda Saraswati.You can connect with Dee on Instagram or at https://www.deedussault.com/You can connect with Sarah at:instagram.com/tbmpodcastfacebook.com/thebeginnersmindpodcastsarahdittmore@gmail.comThank you to Plum Deluxe for sponsoring this episode. Visit https://www.plumdeluxe.com/ today to order delicious loose leaf teas or join their Loose Leaf Tea of the Month Club for just $10/month! Use the code "TBM10" at check out to save 10% on all purchases.The Beginner's Mind is created in partnership with Shut Up & Yoga. Check out their books at www.shutupandyoga.com/books or join the conversation via the new Facebook group, Shut Up & Yoga Forum for Modern Yogis.

En este capítulo platicaremos de: 1. Mis recomendaciones de libros y apps de yoga 2. 5 tips para mejorar tu práctica de yoga 3. Ganja Yoga ¿lo conoces? Espero que mis respuestas sean de utilidad y recuerda que lo que te comparto es a raíz de mi experiencia personal, al final, tú decides. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/viridiana-villagomez/message

Brittany learned the amazing tradition of using cannabis while doing yoga from the great Dee Dussalt. She explains the process of combining cannabis and yoga plus cannabis within her own life. We discuss favorite strains and a few of the products I got to try at the recent Budtoberfest event here in Tucson. Listen to hear about recent travels and self care practices this week on Kendra After Dark. 

Today's gust is one I been wanting on my podcast for months and I am so excited i Finally got a chance to interview her. Ana Sofia Flores-Sierra is a certified Functional Cannabis Coach, yoga teacher, and founder of CannaSoul LLC. She decided to make her passion a reality after experiencing a major weight loss and health transformation supplemented by plant medicine and realizing she wanted to help dispel the myths and misunderstandings that surround cannabis. CannaSoul is aimed toward both those who are new to cannabis and experienced users alike to offer a deeper understanding of cannabis and to cultivate a healthy, fulfilling lifestyle around each individual's unique dosing schedule. This can be done via consultations or an extended wellness coaching program. A student of Dee Dussault, founder of Ganja Yoga, Ana Sofia will soon be offering cannabis-enhanced yoga classes to those who are looking to invite more nutritious movement into their lives. For more information, visit www.cannasoulwellness.com. Take it one step further by contacting Ana with any questions you might have or book a consultation with her by emailing her or going to her website. anasofia@cannasoulwellness.com www.cannasoulwellness.com IG @cannasoulwellness __________________________________________________________________________________ Get a great deal on the CBD oil Ana Recommends by going to the link below: Tonic CBD with the code "CANNASOUL" for 10% off ___________________________________________________________________________________ Don't forget to subscribe to my podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, or Soundcloud. And it would mean the world to me if you left a rating and review. This helps other listeners to find my podcast, so please share the love. I love to know your thoughts on the podcast, people and topics you are interested in, and suggestions on how to improve it. Keep the conversation going by emailing me at stephanie@fitnesswellnesslife.com. Follow Stephanie on Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fwl_steph/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fitnesswellnesslife/ www.fitnesswellnesslife.com/podcast Essential Oils: my.doterra.com/fitnesswellnesslife Unlimited Books and Audiobooks: Scribed: https://www.scribd.com/g/6fxrhv --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stephanielopezgilmore/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stephanielopezgilmore/support

Joining us today is Dee Dussault, a sexuality coach, Yoga Alliance® certified yoga teacher, the creator of Ganja Yoga, and author of the book by that title. She has taught partner yoga, vanilla tantra, and cannabis-enhanced yoga to thousands of people across the US, Canada, and Europe.   She studied sexuality for over a decade and carries an honors degree in Sexuality Studies. Her training was in the tantric tradition of Swami Satyananda of Bihar, India. Dee tells us what got her into tantra and explains that the practice is about much more than sex. She highlights the spiritual value as well as the opportunities it offers to fuel the evolution of our consciousness.   She further discusses mindfulness, the importance of slowing down your sexual encounters, and why the edge of your comfort zone is where you want to be. We talk about solo orgasmic experiences, Kegel exercises and the exhilarating dynamic that marijuana can bring to your yoga routine. So tune in to find out how Dee can help you tap into your radiant embodied self!   Key Points From This Episode:   Some of Dee’s background and how she became a sexuality coach. How tantra facilitates the whole human experience. Why tantra is for everyone, at any time.    The relationship between breathing and feeling. What to do when you feel awkward at first. How yoga can lead to arousal and orgasmic experience. The benefits of redirecting genital energy. How energy orgasms can be achieved. How tantric sex helps older people and those with sexual dysfunction. The importance of balancing Kegel exercises with stretches. How cannabis enhances your yoga routine. And so much more!   Tweetables:   “The idea is in Tantra that our sexual energy is the most potent energy we have as humans.” — @TheGanjaYoga [0:04:05]   “Tantra allows the whole range of human emotions and experiences.” — @TheGanjaYoga [0:08:00]   “You don’t need a partner to do tantra.” — @TheGanjaYoga [0:08:22]    “As you slow down your breath, your capacity to feel increases.” — @TheGanjaYoga [0:09:37]   “I recommend people play at the edge of their comfort zone.” — @TheGanjaYoga [0:11:09]   “Pleasure is our birthright.” — @TheGanjaYoga [0:22:51]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:   Yoga Alliance® — https://www.yogaalliance.org/ Swami Satyananda — http://www.biharyoga.net/bihar-school-of-yoga/about-wyc/sri-swami-satyananda/ Dee Dussault — https://www.deedussault.com/ Ganja Yoga — https://www.harpercollins.com/9780062656841/ganja-yoga/ Ganja Yoga on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/ganjayoga/ Sting — https://www.sting.com/ Sting on Twitter — https://twitter.com/OfficialSting

Comment Karine et Cynthia utilisent le cannabis pour leur santé, le Ganja yoga, les écoles alternatives et la conciliation travail-utilisation du cannabis.

Tantra is a form of yoga designed to enhance one’s experience of being alive. It’s a holistic spiritual system that connects the sexual and spiritual aspects of one’s self for integration, healing, joy, and power. Dee’s classes and sessions do not have an overt gsexual focus, though we talk about how these practices improve sex, along with all aspects of life. Dee says she helps people find their bliss through relaxation, mindfulness, and sensuality. Her clients know her for being playful and accepting, and deeply-spiritual while solidly down to earth. Dee Dussault is a sexuality coach, Yoga Alliance-certified yoga teacher, and the creator of Ganja Yoga, with a Harpercollins book by the same name. Since 2009, she's taught easy partner yoga, vanilla tantra, and Ganja Yoga to thousands of people across the US, Canada, and Europe.  Dee has over a decade of research and study, with an honors degree in Sexuality Studies, and an additional Sexuality Certificate, with a focus on women's sexuality. She loves inspiring others to tap into their radiant embodied selves. Her yoga training was with Ananda Shakti of Sananda Yoga in Toronto, in the Tantric tradition of Swami Satyananda Saraswati of Bihar, India. To learn more visit https://www.deedussault.com or theganjayoga.com

On this episode of Damaged Goods, Jake's guest is Yogi/model/Cannabis entrepreneur Brittany Tatiana. The two discuss spreading the knowledge of plant medicine and CBD healing, drinking ayahuasca in the Amazon for eleven days, and her Ganja Yoga classes. Follow Jake The Snake @jthes & Brittany Tatiana @sweettatas

First there was yoga, then hot yoga, then hot goat yoga and now... GANJA YOGA!

This is a topic of conversation that has come up frequently in my friend groups lately, so I figured it was about time we discuss it on the show. I know there are a lot of opinions around cannabis use and all I ask is that you go into this episode with an open mind. So much research has come out in the last 20 years showing the benefits of cannabis use so we'll be focusing on those, but also some of the reasons cannabis-use has been stigmatized. As more and more countries and states legalize it, I truly believe education around cannabis will become increasingly important and my hope is that it can start for some of you on the podcast today. Besides Dee's knowledge around cannabis in the wellness scene, she is also an experienced yogi with over 20 years of teaching experience under her belt. She has a deep understanding of the human body and the importance of supporting it holistically. She's also super articulate and I truly feel she did the best job explaining ganja yoga for all to understand. Here are a few other things we discussed in today's episode: Dee's background and how she launched Ganja Yoga Her first experience with cannabis both with and without yoga How cannabis can enhance your yoga experience How to break the stigma surrounding cannabis use  How legalization of marijuana will change our use of cannabis in yoga The difference between THC and CBD and why choose one over the other Which strains to use if you're just starting out with cannabis Sexyflex yoga and how to use yoga to get in touch with your sexuality What's next for Ganja Yoga and how you can try it at home Mentioned in this episode: Dee's book - Ganja Yoga: A Practical Guide to Conscious Relaxation, Soothing Pain Relief, and Enlightening Self-Discovery MoonMans Mistress paleo-centric edibles   Join The Healthy Maven Tribe to ask guest questions and to find out who will be on the show before anyone else! http://facebook.com/groups/THMTribe Please don't forget to rate + review in iTunes if you love the podcast. Your comments and subscriptions help us make the podcast best for you! Follow Dee and Ganja Yoga: Website: https://www.theganjayoga.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theganjayoga/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ganjayoga/  

Or so says Dee Dussault, the inventor of this delicious new tradition.When a book called Ganja Yoga came across my desk, I expected yet another California-sprouted excuse to get stoned. But just a few pages in I realized I got that wrong. The author, Dee Dussault, had deep knowledge cannabis and yoga and how they could be combined in inventive ways. "Just like peanut butter and chocolate," she writes, "each is fantastic on its own, but when they come together, each makes the other better.” Who can resist a yogi with a sense of humor?So when I was last in San Francisco I headed to her Thursday night restorative class. In most yoga classes you plunk down your mat and disappear into your own solipsistic bubble. In ganja yoga you spend the first 30 minutes in a circle of fellow celebrants, chatting and partaking of edibles, or joints and vaporizers, each filled with a different strain. (The $25 fee covers all consumables). And the people mix was wide. Equal numbers of men and women -- gay, straight and otherwise -- all colors of the rainbow, and all levels of cannabis experience. Two young men had never before smoked in public so this marked their cannabis coming out. Oh, to live in a legal state where such things are possible...Thankfully, the class was a restorative one, mostly involving positions on the mat. (I doubt ganja would have enhanced my balancing poses.) Dee’s approach was gentle and more meditative than acrobatic. By the end I felt relaxed on a cellular level. A final joint of CBD was on offer for those who wanted to reduce their THC high before regreeting the world.Dee, a Toronto native, developed ganja yoga 8 years ago, cutting against the grain of so many purists who insist that ganja has no place in this ancient practice. But Dee’s a maverick. She’s also an intimacy and sexuality coach, who helps couples sustain sexual connection, with or without ganja enhancement.Tune in to hear about some of the novel ways that cannabis can enhance both yoga and sex. It’s worth a listen.

Should you integrate cannabis into your time on that mat? Are you already doing so and looking to go deeper? Whether you're a massive skeptic or someone already using cannabis as part of your spiritual practice, do not miss this episode with the founder of Ganja Yoga, Dee Dussault. Together, we cover the basics: how to begin if you've never tried cannabis before, best practices on dosing, ingestion methods, and subsequent yoga and meditation techniques. We learn about the history, health benefits and chemical properties of cannabis, as well as how to pick the best strain for you personally. Many say cannabis is clearly mentioned in texts such as the Yoga Sutras and the Vedas. Is it true? Listen and find out in this special episode! Dee Dussault is the creator of Ganja Yoga, cannabis-enhanced yoga classes. A yoga practitioner with over twenty years of experience, Dee was the first yogi to offer public enhanced yoga classes, and she's been doing it since 2009. Her book, Ganja Yoga, was released with Harper Collins in April, 2017, and her work has been featured in Vice, Business Insider, The New York Times, 7X7, Good Morning America, New York Magazine, and many others. Dee has taught Ganja Yoga to thousands of people, and has inspired dozens of other teachers to launch their own form of weed-inspired yoga. Special Guest: Dee Dussault www.theganjayoga.com www.deedussault.com insta: @ganjayoga https://www.facebook.com/DeeDussaultGanjaYoga/   Creator & Host: Brett Larkin http://www.brettlarkin.com/   Sound Engineer: Zach Cooper www.zmcmusic.tumblr.com   Producer: Benn Mendelson www.sivanaspirit.com www.sivanapodcast.com   Please consider leaving us a rating or review on iTunes!

Nick is excited MotoGP is back! Then we get serious for a bit and Nick shares how after listening to "The Church of Whats Happening Now" made him reflect on depression and the tools that helped him. Lyna's reading up on Ganja Yoga and the changes to come from dispensaries to California getting a Cannabis Friendly Hospitality Destination. Then we take some advice from Herb.co and change up our sesh with Rarefied Hard Pipes rhpdesign.com and we learn you can rescue a drone from a tree with a fishing rod!

Dee Dussault joins Inner Journey with Greg Friedman.  Dee is the creator of Ganja Yoga, the first teacher to offer public cannabis enhanced classes. She’s a yoga practitioner of twenty-two years, and an international speaker. Her classes been profiled in the NY Times and many other publications. Dee was the first yoga teacher outside of ancient India […]

In unlucky Episode 13, our Hero grieves over the awkwardness of Life, Loss and Yoga. We also have Part Deux of the interview with the author of "Ganja Yoga", Dee Dussault. Feeling the trappings of Fame, we see a different purview as our Hero grapples with balancing greatness with reality, all from the view of a yoga mat.

In unlucky Episode 13, our Hero grieves over the awkwardness of Life, Loss and Yoga. We also have Part Deux of the interview with the author of "Ganja Yoga", Dee Dussault.Feeling the trappings of Fame, we see a different purview as our Hero grapples with balancing greatness with reality, all from the view of a yoga mat.

In Episode Twelve of the Award Winning podcast "Man Versus Yoga" we have Part One of our visit with the multi-faceted Dee Dussault, author of the soon to be released and very well reviewed book "Ganja Yoga" by HarperCollins.Having read "Ganja Yoga", I can testify to its greatness and have become fanboy number one for Dee. Episode Twelve continues our tradition of commenting on Life from the view of a yoga mat, rich in hyperbole and eccentricity.

In Episode Twelve of the Award Winning podcast "Man Versus Yoga" we have Part One of our visit with the multi-faceted Dee Dussault, author of the soon to be released and very well reviewed book "Ganja Yoga" by HarperCollins. Having read "Ganja Yoga", I can testify to its greatness and have become fanboy number one for Dee. Episode Twelve continues our tradition of commenting on Life from the view of a yoga mat, rich in hyperbole and eccentricity.

EPISODE EIGHT! In Episode Eight, our Protagonist makes an amazing admission and takes us through the different types of yoga. We cover Aerial Yoga, Ganja Yoga, Laughter Yoga and Naked Yoga with live reports. This episode captures the heartbeat of La Gente as translated from the view of a yoga mat.

EPISODE EIGHT! In Episode Eight, our Protagonist makes an amazing admission and takes us through the different types of yoga.We cover Aerial Yoga, Ganja Yoga, Laughter Yoga and Naked Yoga with live reports. This episode captures the heartbeat of La Gente as translated from the view of a yoga mat.

Lu, owner of Toronto's House of Yoga (714 Bloor St West, Toronto 647-896-9642, (http://www.ganjayogatoronto.com) is joined by fellow yoga instructors Joey and John to discuss the health benefits of yoga enhanced by marijuana. In conversation with Hugh Reilly and Redhawk on Liquid Lunch at ThatChannel (http://www.thatchannel.com) Lucelene Pancini (Lu) With over a decade of practice in Hatha and Ashtanga yoga, I have started to realize that yoga is fundamentally a way to live a happy life, from one moment to another. Regardless of the reason why we start practicing, we find that yoga becomes a release of one's greatest potential: It helps to establish a structure for self-realization. The practice of yoga is a transformative progress, it does not provide the soul with a new way to see, but rather, it transforms that who does the seeing. It is a path to knowledge and wisdom about the self and the universe. It has allowed me to discover a sense of wholeness and presence in my life. My yo

This was a fun episode with a good friend, Ms. Antuanette Gomez. We actually met at The House of Yoga two years ago and had a great connection and so it’s been fun to see how we’ve grown across that time and how our paths have contained many similar elements. Antuanette is a driven, young, moving and shaking entrepreneur with ties to the cannabis, yoga, fitness, nutrition, film and entertainment worlds who works as a coach, product creator and event facilitator in Downtown Toronto. Blog Post Here: http://bryanhardy.ca/tantra/

This was a fun episode with a good friend, Ms. Antuanette Gomez. We actually met at The House of Yoga two years ago and had a great connection and so it’s been fun to see how we’ve grown across that time and how our paths have contained many similar elements. Antuanette is a driven, young, moving and shaking entrepreneur with ties to the cannabis, yoga, fitness, nutrition, film and entertainment worlds who works as a coach, product creator and event facilitator in Downtown Toronto. Blog Post Here: http://bryanhardy.ca/tantra/