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Welcome to Episode #70 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! My conversation with Yangchen Lhamo, a yoga teacher from Bhutan, was so delightful as we discussed how yoga is not just what you practice, but how you walk, talk, and interact with others. I hope that this conversation lit a spark in you, about how yoga can help all sentient beings. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about yoga as an act of service then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Yangchen Lhamo Yangchen Lhamo is a yoga teacher and yoga studio owner in Bhutan. She teaches Hatha yoga, meditation, and Ashtanga Vinyasa. She completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh in January 2020, and opened Yoga Yangchen in Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan, in September 2020. In 2022, she completed her 300-hour yoga teacher training in Rishikesh. Yoga Yangchen's main social cause is Doghouse Bhutan, which she founded with her Bhutan-based Swiss friend Nadine. It is a community-based project. Doghouse Bhutan builds doghouses for the free-roaming dogs of Bhutan using scrap materials to protect them from the rain, cold, and snow. Yangchen's passion in life is creating and improving the well-being of all sentient beings— animals and people alike. She loves learning and exploring new things and meeting new people. She believes that changing the world for the better requires you to start with yourself. After all, ‘practice what you preach' is core to being able to inspire others. What to expect in the Yoga In Bhutan episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast I was astounded that Yangchen opened her yoga studio in the same year as getting her yoga certification, as well as in the middle of the pandemic! So many yoga studios closed during the pandemic, yet Yanchen knew it was time for her to open her own. She wanted to give back to her community. Yoga has given Yangchen so many beautiful gifts, like the ability to be more reflective instead of reactive. Yet, she sure has given so many gifts back to her community! Yangchen also shared with us her thoughts on yoga. Yoga is not just what you practice. Yoga is the way you walk, talk, and the actions you take. Everything, all the small things, is yoga. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Bhutan episode? Yoga in Bhutan has a long history, but hasn't been practiced by everyday people until very recently Yoga as a way to balance our everyday life and our emotions Opening a yoga studio the same year as getting certified Advice for teachers who want to open their own studio Yoga has helped her become more reflective instead of reactive Connect with Yangchen Lhamo www.yogayangchen.com https://www.instagram.com/yogayangchenbhutan/ https://www.facebook.com/yogayangchen https://www.instagram.com/doghousebhutan/ https://www.facebook.com/doghousebhutan Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Everything you need is just one click away! Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

Welcome to Episode #69 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! My conversation with Sachiko Kawabata, a yoga teacher from Japan, was so inspiring as she shared with us her unique perspective on and understanding of yoga. I hope that this conversation made you curious about the relationship between yoga and Taoism, and the yoga synchronicities that happened all over the world in history. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about yoga for the spirit then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Sachiko Kawabata Sachiko Kawabata is a yoga teacher from Japan who practices Balinese massage, aromatherapy, macrobiotic nutrition, Chinese medicine, and yoga. She used to have her own studio as a therapist and supported women in search of a new lifestyle based on women's health and beauty – all rooted in ancient wisdom. Sachiko feels that the roots of her soul are in the Asian culture. She leads Yin Yoga Japan across all of Japan as a Yin Yoga and Qigong teacher. Her approach is a challenging teaching style that combines both ancient Chinese wisdom and the latest Fascia research from Sports Science. She is convinced that the way we create, use, and store energy with Yin Yoga offers many answers to the questions that she has long been searching for. She has been teaching yoga for over 15 years. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Japan episode? The relationship between Taoism and Yoga Yoga synchronicities all over the world Chi is energy, similar to Prana and meridians similar to nadis Yoga is for the spirit Yoga can't get rid of all ego, but you can get to know the ego inside you Favorite Quote From Sachiko Kawabata “Taoism has a surprising amount in common with Hatha yoga. In fact, as a Japanese person, I can easily understand Chinese philosophy, which is based on a common culture and Indian philosophy. I think many people believe that yoga happened only in India. Yoga did not originate only in India. Around the time yoga was born, synchronicities were happening all over the world at the same. Especially in China, there are many common items such as chi. Chi is energy, by the way. So Chi is similar to prana, meridians are similar to nadis.” Connect with Sachiko Kawabata https://www.yinyogajapan.com https://www.facebook.com/yinyogajapan/ https://www.instagram.com/yinyogajapan https://vimeo.com/yinyogajapan https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbOvCM4TZoKSpaMY1Iw8O0w/featured Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Everything you need is just one click away! Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe Questions? Comments? Let's get social! https://www.instagram.com/wildyogatribe/ https://www.tiktok.com/@wildyogatribe https://www.facebook.com/wildyogatribe https://twitter.com/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

Welcome to Episode #67 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! This week, I welcome Michel Uranga Briñas onto the show. My conversation with Michel Uranga Briñas, a yoga teacher from Cuba, was so vibrant as we took a deep dive into what Kundalini yoga is, and the history behind it. I hope that this conversation made you also curious about shiatsu massage and Thai massage, and how they are different and similar. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about yoga in Cuba then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Michel Uranga Briñas Michel Uranga Briñas is a yoga teacher from Cuba who mainly teaches Kundalini yoga, though he occasionally does teach haha yoga. He used to own a yoga studio in Havana, though since the pandemic, his work has been directed towards spiritual retreats on mountain beaches. He has been teaching yoga in Cuba for nine years. Michel began his studies in East Asian therapies and fell in love with Thai massage. He began studying yoga to understand the origin and nature of yogic massage. A short time later, Michel joined a Kundalini Yoga Teach Training in Mexico and then a Hatha yoga teacher training course. In Cuba, as Michel obtained a university degree in Therapeutic Physical Culture. He has also studied Japanese medicine, the Matsunaga shiatsu method, for three years. He then founded AgataYoga, which involves some yoga teachers and therapists who work alongside Michel and offer spiritual retreats. What to expect in the Yoga In Cuba episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast On the podcast, we talked about what is Kundalini yoga, and why out of all the types of yoga out there, he chose to study Kundalini. Michel feels that Kundalini yoga offers the maximum amount of benefits in the shortest amount of time. Personally, Michel shared that he only practices 5-10 minutes of Kundalini yoga a day, and that is enough to provide the benefits he needs. As he said, “Yoga teachers have more secrets than yoga students— more knowledge.” These secrets help him to get the benefits he needs in mere minutes, just as he finds that his students need an hour or more to really soak up the magic of the practice. I was also grateful that Michel shared with us what it is like to live in Cuba, and the difficulties that creates for him, as a yoga teacher, and for his country as a whole. He was very transparent about what the reality in Cuba is like, and he expressed excitement that yoga in Cuba has been slowly and steadily growing as more and more people are coming to the practice. Ready to learn more about yoga in Cuba? Let's go! For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Cuba episode? What are Thai massage and Shiatsu massage? What is kundalini yoga? Yoga is just a word that describes the art of living Cuba is a difficult place to have yoga studio Yoga in Cuba is growing, but still very small Connect with Michel Uranga Briñas https://www.instagram.com/agatayogaretreat/ https://www.facebook.com/agatayogaretreat https://www.agatayoga.com/ Everything you need is just one click away! Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

Om! Praktiziere live mit unserer Yogalehrerin Manuela gemeinsam Yoga. Lasse dich durch diese Yogastunde führen, in der der Fokus auf dem Bhakti Aspekt liegt. Fühle die Verbundenheit zur Göttin Lakshmi in ihren verschiedenen Aspekten. Manuela führt dich in eine sehr meditative Yogastunde. Sie spricht über die 8 Aspekte von Lakshmi, Ashtalakshmi, rezitiert verschiedene Mantras – und erläutert wofür Lakshmi stehen kann. So kannst du verschiedene innere Kräfte und Fähigkeiten entwickeln. Denn Lakshmi ist die Göttin der Fülle, des Glücks, der Liebe und des Wohlstands. Verbinde dich mit deiner inneren Kraft Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Der Beitrag Die Kraft der Göttin Lakshmi erfahren – Yogastunde mit Manuela erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Om! Praktiziere live mit unserer Yogalehrerin Manuela gemeinsam Yoga. Lasse dich durch diese Yogastunde führen, in der der Fokus auf dem Bhakti Aspekt liegt. Fühle die Verbundenheit zur Göttin Lakshmi in ihren verschiedenen Aspekten. Manuela führt dich in eine sehr meditative Yogastunde. Sie spricht über die 8 Aspekte von Lakshmi, Ashtalakshmi, rezitiert verschiedene Mantras – und erläutert wofür Lakshmi stehen kann. So kannst du verschiedene innere Kräfte und Fähigkeiten entwickeln. Denn Lakshmi ist die Göttin der Fülle, des Glücks, der Liebe und des Wohlstands. Verbinde dich mit deiner inneren Kraft Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Der Beitrag Die Kraft der Göttin Lakshmi erfahren – Yogastunde mit Manuela erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Om! In dieser Yogastunde energetisierst und harmonisierst du deine Chakren. Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Das Video dazu findest du auf unserer Yoga Vidya Community: mein.yoga-vidya.de Weitere Informationen zum Thema Yoga findest du in unserem Yoga Vidya Wiki wiki.yoga-vidya.de Ein großes Yoga Seminar, Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebot findest du auf yoga-vidya.de/seminare Der Beitrag “Erwecke deine Kundalini” mit Satyadevi – Yoga Vidya erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

 Welcome to Yoga Boss episode 152, " Profitable Kids Yoga Business Journey with Gina Velez." We are back with a special guest-hosted podcast from clients inside The Profitable Yoga Boss Group. Gina is a Kid's Yoga Specialist, performer, and performing arts teacher in Southern California. Yoga and meditation are two practices that have positively changed her life and it's now her mission to share these self-help tools with everyone she can. A 200hr RYT & 95hr RCYT, Gina enjoys teaching all modalities of yoga from heated vinyasa, and gentle Hatha, to restorative, and more. Mostly, she loves planting the seeds of mindfulness in young minds and watching them bloom and grow forever. When not on her mat, you can find Gina at the beach with her Golden Retriever Harpo (Oprah backward), teaching theatre to teens, and performing on a stage, probably singing showtunes. What you'll learn in this episode: -Note from Jackie -How to use opportunities that arise in your business-Gina's experience inside The Profitable Yoga Boss Group -The $3k in 30-day challenge -Gina's decision to shift to kid's yoga instead of opening a studio -New and improved relationship with money -The New Student Solution invite -The Profitable Yoga Boss Group enrollment  Featured on this episode: The New Student Solution Free Training:  https://www.profitableyogaboss.com/newstudentsThe Profitable Yoga Boss Group: https://www.profitableyogaboss.comConnect with Gina: https://www.instagram.com/theyogina/?hl=en

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Om! Praktiziere live mit Yoga gemeinsam mit Wolfgang und Ingrid. Sie führen dich durch die Yogastunde mit Gospelsongs. Du wirst direkt angeleitet, als wärst du live mit vor Ort gewesen. Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Das Video dazu findest du auf unserer Yoga Vidya Community: mein.yoga-vidya.de Weitere Informationen zum Thema Yoga findest du in unserem Yoga Vidya Wiki wiki.yoga-vidya.de Ein großes Yoga Seminar, Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebot findest du auf yoga-vidya.de/seminare Der Beitrag Yoga Mittelstufe Gospelsongs mit Ingrid und Wolfgang erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

A 60-minute, mixed level Vinyasa yoga class. This class was recorded on 01-30-19 in Los Angeles, California. Suggested Props: two blocks.

Happy Winter everyone! This is a recording of a live class I taught last week. It's called Sparkle and Shine because it's dark outside and we need to search for the sparkles within.  If you have equipment, have 2 blocks, a belt and a blanket handy but don't worry if you don't have them.  Look out for a special solstice inner sparkle Nidra coming up next week.  Check us out at www.yogabynature.org , & find @yogabynatureuk on socials for competitions, interviews and all sorts.  Questions and comments to info@yogabynature.org Thank you!!!

Videos: Gravitas: Did the US help China cover-up Covid-19 outbreak? (10:57) Is Government the New God? – The Religion of Totalitarianis   Supplemental, dietary antioxidant intake linked with lower dementia risk Lishui University (China), December 12 2022. Results from a systematic review and meta-analysis published in the journal European Geriatric Medicine revealed a relationship between increased intake of antioxidant vitamins C and E and a lower risk of dementia. Futao Zhou and colleagues identified 75 studies from 19 articles that included a total of 28,257 participants for their review. The studies evaluated the association between intake from diet and/or supplements of beta-carotene, flavonoids, vitamin C and vitamin E with Alzheimer disease, all-cause dementia and cognitive impairment without dementia. The research included 2,557 participants with Alzheimer disease, 1,035 cases categorized as all-cause dementia and 6,197 cases of cognitive impairment without dementia. When high intake of vitamins C or E was compared to low intake, high dietary plus supplemental intake of either vitamin was associated with a “markedly” lower risk of Alzheimer disease. High vitamin C from diet plus supplementation was associated with 30% lower risk and high vitamin E with a 27% lower risk of the disease in comparison with low intake. Each 20 milligram per day increase in vitamin C from diet, diet plus supplements, or overall, was associated with a 2% reduction in the risk of Alzheimer disease. When dementia from all causes was examined, the authors reported that “It is supplemental, not dietary, use of vitamin E or vitamin C that can significantly reduce the risk.” High supplemental vitamin C intake was associated with a 19% lower risk of all-cause dementia and high supplemental vitamin E intake with a 20% lower risk compared with low intake. (NEXT) Antioxidant capacity of orange juice is multiplied tenfold University of Granada, December 5, 2022 The antioxidant activity of citrus juices and other foods is undervalued. A new technique developed by researchers from the University of Granada for measuring this property generates values that are ten times higher than those indicated by current analysis methods. The results suggest that tables on the antioxidant capacities of food products that dieticians and health authorities use must be revised. In order to study these compounds in the laboratory, techniques that simulate the digestion of food in the digestive tract are used, which analyse only the antioxidant capacities of those substances that can potentially be absorbed in the small intestine: the liquid fraction of what we eat. “The problem is that the antioxidant activity of the solid fraction (the fibre) isn't measured, as it's assumed that it isn't beneficial. However, this insoluble fraction arrives at the large intestine and the intestinal microbiota can also ferment it and extract even more antioxidant substances, which we can assess with our new methodology,” José Ángel Rufián Henares, professor at the University of Granada, explains. His team has developed a technique called ‘global antioxidant response' (GAR), which includes an in vitro simulation of the gastrointestinal digestion that occurs in our body, whilst taking into account the ‘forgotten' antioxidant capacity of the solid fraction. Upon applying the technique to commercial and natural orange, mandarin, lemon and grapefruit juices, it has been proved that their values greatly increase. For example, in the case of orange juice, the value ranges from 2.3 mmol Trolox/L (units for the antioxidant capacity) registered with a traditional technique to 23 mmol Trolox/L with the new GAR method. (NEXT) ‘Obesity can reduce life by up to 8 years' McGill University (Montreal), December 8, 2022 Life expectancy can be reduced by up to 8 years by obesity, which can also cause adults to lose as much as 19 years of healthy life if it leads to type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. A study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinologyexamines the issue. The researchers behind the study analyzed data from the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), creating a disease-simulation model to estimate the risk of adults of different body weight developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease. From this, the researchers then calculated the extent to which overweight and obesity may contribute to both years of life lost and years of healthy life lost in American adults aged between 20 and 79 years old, in comparison to people of normal weight. They found that people who were overweight (BMI 25-30 kg/m2) were estimated to lose up to 3 years of life, depending on age and gender. Individuals classed as obese (BMI 30-35 kg/m2) were calculated to lose up to 6 years, and people classed as very obese (BMI 35 kg/m2 or more) could lose up to 8 years of life. According to the study, excess weight had the greatest impact on lost years of life among the young and dropped with increasing age. As well as reducing life expectancy, carrying extra weight was also found to reduce “healthy life-years,” which were defined in the study as years free of obesity-linked cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Young adults aged between 20 and 29 showed the highest losses of healthy life-years, adding up to around 19 lost years for very obese people. Among people who were overweight or obese, the researchers calculated that two to four times as many healthy life-years were lost than total years of life lost. The researchers behind that study found that infant mortality was “moderately increased” among overweight and mildly obese mothers (BMI 25-35 kg/m2) compared with mothers of a normal weight; but among more obese mothers (BMI over 35 kg/m2), the risk of infant mortality was more than doubled. (NEXT) The more TV you watch, the more bodily pain you have over time: Study Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute (Australia), December 12, 2022 Data from 4,099 participants of the Australian Diabetes, Obesity and Lifestyle Study (AusDiab) has revealed that an increase in daily TV-watching time is significantly associated with an increase in bodily pain severity over time, according to a new study from the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. Bodily pain is common in aging adults and a common presentation in several chronic diseases, including people living with type 2 diabetes. “We found that increments in TV-viewing time over time predicted bodily pain severity,” Professor David Dunstan, principal researcher and Head of the Baker-Deakin Department of Lifestyle and Diabetes said. “Even a one-hour increase in daily TV time was significantly associated with an increase in pain severity. “And those findings were even more pronounced in those living with type 2 diabetes.” The study found that as average daily TV-viewing time increased, bodily pain worsened (score decreased). The mean bodily pain score for those aged 50 years at the start of the study, for example, was 76.9 and worsened by 0.3 units year-on-year. An increase of one hour in TV watching led to a worsening of bodily pain by 0.69 units (score further decreased), or the equivalent of more than two years of pain associated with natural aging. The study also found that the bodily pain scores for people living with type 2 diabetes were even more pronounced. The type 2 diabetes cohort had higher TV-viewing time and more severe bodily pain than those without the condition. People without type 2 diabetes watched on average 1.6 hours per day, compared to 2.2 hours for people with type 2 diabetes. When TV-watching time increased above 2.5 hours per day, the impact on bodily pain severity increased even more significantly. Long uninterrupted periods of time spent sitting (sedentary behavior), especially watching TV, can adversely impact blood glucose control, insulin and other aspects of metabolism in people with type 2 diabetes. Such alterations in metabolism increase levels of inflammation, which can act to precipitate bodily pain. These new findings highlight the benefits of reducing time spent in sedentary behaviors, for both the general population and those living with chronic disease. (NEXT) Study shows clear new evidence for mind-body connection University of Calgary (Canada), December 4, 2022 A group working out of the University of Calgary Department of Oncology has demonstrated that telomeres – protein complexes at the end of chromosomes – maintain their length in breast cancer survivors who practise meditation or are involved in support groups, while they shorten in a comparison group without any intervention. A total of 88 breast cancer survivors who had completed their treatments for at least three months were involved for the duration of the study. The average age was 55 and most participants had ended treatment two years prior. To be eligible, they also had to be experiencing significant levels of emotional distress. In the Mindfulness-Based Cancer Recovery group, participants attended eight weekly, 90-minute group sessions that provided instruction on mindfulness meditation and gentle Hatha yoga, with the goal of cultivating non-judgmental awareness of the present moment. Participants were also asked to practise meditation and yoga at home for 45 minutes daily. In the Supportive Expressive Therapy group, participants met for 90 minutes weekly for 12 weeks and were encouraged to talk openly about their concerns and their feelings. The objectives were to build mutual support and to guide women in expressing a wide range of both difficult and positive emotions, rather than suppressing or repressing them. All study participants had their blood analysed and telomere length measured before and after the interventions. Scientists have shown a short-term effect of these interventions on telomere length compared to a control group, but it's not known if the effects are lasting. Dr. Carlson says another avenue for further research is to see if the psychosocial interventions have a positive impact beyond the three months of the study period. (NEXT) Yoga reduces blood pressure in patients with prehypertension Sir Gangaram Hospital (India), December 8, 2022 Yoga reduces blood pressure in patients with prehypertension, according to a study. This study investigated the impact of hatha yoga on blood pressure in 60 patients with prehypertension who were otherwise healthy. Patients were randomised to two groups of 30 each to assess the effect of three months of yoga plus conventional lifestyle changes versus conventional lifestyle changes alone (control group) on 24 hour ambulatory blood pressure. Yoga included stretching exercises (asanas), breath control (pranayam) and meditation. Yoga practice was for one hour every day. Conventional lifestyle changes consisted of moderate aerobic exercise, diet, and smoking cessation. The investigators found that in the yoga group, both 24 hour diastolic BP and night diastolic BP significantly decreased by approximately 4.5 mmHg and 24 hour mean arterial pressure significantly decreased by around 4.9 mmHg. The control groupdid not show any significant change in blood pressure. Dr Angrish said: “Although the reduction in blood pressure was modest, it could be clinically very meaningful because even a 2 mmHg decrease in diastolic BP has the potential to decrease the risk of coronary heart disease by 6% and the risk of stroke and transient ischaemic attack by 15%.” He concluded: “Our research suggests that patients with prehypertension should be advised to practice hatha yoga (a combination of asanas, pranayam and meditation) for one hour daily. It may prevent the development of hypertension and in addition give a sense of well-being.”

Om! Praktiziere Yoga gemeinsam mit unseren Yogalehrern. In dieser Mantra Yogastunde wird besonders auf die geistige Wirkung der Yoga Vidya Grundreihe eingegangen begleitet von zauberhaften Klängen, die deine Zellen in Harmonie bringen. Du wirst direkt von unseren Yogalehrern angeleitet. Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Das Video dazu findest du auf unserer Yoga Vidya Community: mein.yoga-vidya.de Weitere Informationen zum Thema Yoga findest du in unserem Yoga Vidya Wiki wiki.yoga-vidya.de Ein großes Yoga Seminar, Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebot findest du auf yoga-vidya.de/seminare Der Beitrag Mittelstufe Mantrayoga erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Welcome to Episode #65 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! This week, I welcome Senegal onto the show. She is a yoga teacher from Ahmet Sagna. My conversation with Ahmet Sanga, a yoga teacher from Senegal, was so interesting as we discussed why it's important for there to be yoga all around the world. As a school gym teacher, Ahmet brings yoga to young people in class, as well as to his larger community in Senegal. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about yoga in Senegal then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Ahmet Sagna Ahmet Sagna is a yoga teacher from Senegal. He has been teaching Hatha yoga since 2012, and he first discovered yoga for the first time in Dakar, Senegal through a friend. In 2016 he traveled to India to attend university at the S-Vyasa in Bangalore for yoga certification. Moreover, he is a massage therapist and a gym and sports teacher at a public school in Dakar. He grew up in Ziguinchor, in the south of Senegal, and now lives in the capital of Dakar. He regularly teaches private yoga classes and hopes one day to open his own yoga studio. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Senegal episode? Teaching yoga to students in school as a gym teacher Receiving sponsorship from the Indian Embassy to go to India to receive his yoga certification Why is it important that yoga is in every country around the world? Yoga gives me love Yoga is calming the mind Favorite Quote From Ahmet "I think it's good to teach people yoga, because yoga will help you to have, to get insight, the outside is a manifestation of the inside. And I think many people do yoga. I think we'll have peace in the world and we'll have a better world. Connect with Ahmet Sanga https://www.instagram.com/sagna.ahmet/ Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Questions? Comments? Let's get social! https://www.instagram.com/wildyogatribe/ https://www.tiktok.com/@wildyogatribe https://www.facebook.com/wildyogatribe https://twitter.com/wildyogatribe Everything you need is just one click away! Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

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Om! Praktiziere live mit unserer Yogalehrerin Karunamayi Devi Dasi gemeinsam Yoga. Lasse dich durch diese Yogastunde führen, in der der Fokus auf herzöffnende Asanas liegt.  Erfahre die Energie des Herzens. Herzöffnung ist in der Psychologie und der Spiritualität die Fähigkeit, Verbindung mit der Natur und mit anderen Menschen herzustellen. Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Das Video dazu findest du auf unserer Yoga Vidya Community: mein.yoga-vidya.de Weitere Informationen zum Thema Yoga findest du in unserem Yoga Vidya Wiki wiki.yoga-vidya.de Ein großes Yoga Seminar, Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebot findest du auf yoga-vidya.de/seminare Der Beitrag Yoga “Herzensweg” mit Karunamayi Devi Dasi – Yoga Vidya Mittelstufe erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Om!  Praktiziere Yoga gemeinsam mit unserem Yogalehrer Tilman. Er wird dich durch die Yoga Vidya Grundreihe begleiten und schamanische Praktiken einbringen. So kannst du die Asanas nach deiner Wahl praktizieren und Einblicke in die Welt des Schamanismus genießen.  Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Das Video dazu findest du auf unserer Yoga Vidya Community: mein.yoga-vidya.de Weitere Informationen zum Thema Yoga findest du in unserem Yoga Vidya Wiki wiki.yoga-vidya.de Ein großes Yoga Seminar, Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebot findest du auf yoga-vidya.de/seminare Der Beitrag Schamanische Yogastunde mit Tilman – Yoga Vidya Mittelstufe erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Om!  Praktiziere live mit unserem Yogalehrer Adrian gemeinsam Yoga. Er führt dich durch die Yoga Vidya Grundreihe mit fortgeschrittenen Variationen. Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Das Video dazu findest du auf unserer Yoga Vidya Community: mein.yoga-vidya.de Weitere Informationen zum Thema Yoga findest du in unserem Yoga Vidya Wiki wiki.yoga-vidya.de Ein großes Yoga Seminar, Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebot findest du auf yoga-vidya.de/seminare Der Beitrag Fortgeschrittene Mittelstufe mit Adrian erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Om!  Praktiziere live mit unserem Yogalehrer Adrian gemeinsam Yoga. Er führt dich durch die Yoga Vidya Grundreihe mit fortgeschrittenen Variationen. Lerne Yoga Praxis, trainiere Asanas, erfahre inneren Frieden und vieles mehr. Das Video dazu findest du auf unserer Yoga Vidya Community: mein.yoga-vidya.de Weitere Informationen zum Thema Yoga findest du in unserem Yoga Vidya Wiki wiki.yoga-vidya.de Ein großes Yoga Seminar, Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebot findest du auf yoga-vidya.de/seminare Der Beitrag Fortgeschrittene Mittelstufe mit Adrian erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

En el episodio de hoy hablaremos con Pablo Saldarriaga Instructor de Yoga y nos va a contar como esta filosofia nos ayuda a desminuir la depresion y la ansiendad para empesar a sentirnos mejor. Que hace Pablo Saldarriaga? En 2008 decidí dedicarme a mis hobbies; yoga, meditación y tantra. Desde 2004 me he formado en USA, India. Tailandia, Brasil y Colombia en yoga, meditación, tantra, sanación energética y sexualidad somática. Como terapeuta y entrenador en sexualidad consciente, asisto procesos personales, grupales, de pareja, padres y jóvenes/adolescentes, con propósitos de salud, crecimiento personal y plenitud. Fui Co Creador de Código Erótico - Comunidad Internacional de Sexualidad Me certifique como Sexological Body Worker por la escuela de Joseph Kramer U.S.A. Tantra con Paula Fernanda Andreazza - Brasil Ipsalu Tantra International Formado en Yoga Iyengar, Hatha y Power Yoga - India / U.S.A. He estudiado taoísmo sexual y diversos tipos de sanación energética como reiki, sanación pránica y sanación reconectiva / reconección, las cuales integro dentro de mi trabajo. Instructor de yoga y sexualidad consciente. Hoy ofrezco mis conocimientos y experiencia como terapeuta y entrenador en sexualidad consciente, asistiendo procesos personales, grupales, de pareja, jóvenes y adolescentes, con propósitos de salud, crecimiento personal y plenitud. Pienso que tanta carreta se puede resumir en mencionar que soy instructor de yoga y entrenador en Sexualidad Consciente IG pablo_saldarriaga_ FB Pablo Saldarriaga Yoga & Sexualidad Gloria Goldberg Host https://www.facebook.com/gloriagoldberg13 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gloria-goldberg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gloria-goldberg/support

Las Podcasters somos un grupo de mujeres que nos dedicamos a compartir en el mundo auditivo por medio de un PODCAST conocimientos diferentes en donde te compartimos, experiencias, aprendizajes, entrevistas y mucho mas. Pero como emprendedores , muchos tienen la duda de CÓMO o PORQUÉ podrian lanzar un podcast para poder conseguir mas clientes o conectar mejor con su audiencia. Las invitadas son mujeres expertas en diferentes areas, te comparto de ellas y ellas nos comparten sus experiencias personales y profesionales que han vivido con su PODCAST. ROBERTA BÁRCENA es es escritora, podcaster (@enmipielpodcast) y guía espiritual. Es la cofundadora de Hijas de la Luna, un movimiento latinx de bienestar femenino , dedicado a conectar a las mujeres con su innata energía femenina y ser sus propias sanadoras. Es experta en vulnerabilidad y a través de distintos métodos y disciplinas busca guiar a las personas a manejar sus emociones y traumas, estar cómodas en su cuerpo y vivir una vida desde lo más auténtico y genuino de su ser. Tiene 9 años como instructora de yoga y meditación, técnicas de respiración y escritura creativa. Se ha certificado en diversos estilos de yoga como: Hatha, Vinyasa, YogaNidra, y Kundalini Yoga. WEBSITE: https://www.hijasdelaluna.orgINSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/hijasdelaluna_o... Silvia Aguilar, host y productora de Despierta Podcast, Coach en Cambio de Hábitos y Acompañante en Descodificación Biológica. Te invito a aprender juntos sobre SER plenos en esta experiencia humana. Disfruta de tu vida, tu negocio y tus relaciones como solo tú lo sabes hacer, cada uno tenemos nuestro sello y solo existe NUESTRA manera única de vivir. Te invito a aprender, cuestionarte y decidir SER. Estoy aquí para acompañarte e ir juntos en bienestar, darle vida a tu misión y ofrecerte una comunidad de apoyo. Encontrarás también herramientas para vivir en gratitud, despertar de consciencia y tu bienestar integral. WEBSITE: https://www.silviaaguilar.mxINSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/silviaaguilarmx... Si te interesa que te AYUDE Y TE ACOMPAÑE en el proceso para LANZAR TU PODCAST contáctame!! https://bossmomcoach.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Asesoria-2020-2021.pdf --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bossmom-podcast/message

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Masuda Mohamadi is a renowned yoga teacher, teacher trainer, author, and owner of Radiance Yoga studio in Alexandria, Virginia. With two decades of teaching experience, Masuda has helped students transform their lives and build physical and emotional strength and resilience. Leading classes, workshops, and retreats around the world on yoga, meditation, and the chakras, Masuda creates a warm and inviting space for students to expand their awareness, discover their power, and connect with their creative essence Masuda is the author of Unlock the Power of Your Chakras, to be released in August 2022 by Llewellyn publishing. Her writing combines ancient wisdom and philosophy of yoga with accessible practices that can make profound changes in your body, consciousness, and life. Each chapter is dedicated to a specific chakra, complete with exercises, yoga sets, and meditations, to help strengthen and balance the entire chakra system. In the colorful pages of this immersive book, you'll explore affirmations, journal prompts, self-reflection questions, and poses from both Hatha and Kundalini yoga. Masuda's talent for writing about psychology and behavioral change in plain language makes this book accessible to everyone, and her mastery of the subject is woven with moments of humor, insight, and wisdom. Unlock the Power of Your Chakras will bring you closer to your true nature and help you find deeper levels of love and compassion.  Masuda graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and a Master's degree in Creative Writing. She has been published in the Washington Post Magazine and featured in National Geographic Magazine. Masuda's publications focused on her experiences as an emigre from Afghanistan in 1980 and her struggles with issues of identity and belonging. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Video: Commentary   Niall Ferguson – Woke Totalitarianism) (18:14) 13 stillborns in one hospital in 24 hours (1:54) Nurse blows whistle: C19 Shots and Spike in Baby issues; Refuses to inject poison. (1:30)   Asthma Can Be Reduced By Increasing Vitamin D Levels And Consuming Ginger Tel Aviv University (Israel) & Columbia University, November 13, 2022 According to research published in the journal Allergy, Dr Ronit Confino-Cohen and colleagues at Tel Aviv University analysed data from more than four million Israeli's that are members of the nation's largest healthcare provider — finding that of the 21,000 with asthma, those with a vitamin D deficiency were 25% more likely than other asthmatics to have had at least one flare-up in the recent past.

The effect of the vitamin is strongest in people with asthma and other lung diseases who are predisposed to respiratory infections. People with the worst vitamin D deficiency were 36 percent more likely to suffer respiratory infections than those with sufficient levels, according to research in Archives of Internal Medicine. “Vitamin D has significant immunomodulatory effects and, as such, was believed to have an effect on asthma — an immunologically mediated disease,” said Confino-Cohen. “But most of the existing data regarding vitamin D and asthma came from the pediatric population and was inconsistent. Our present study is unique because the study population of young adults is very large and ‘uncontaminated' by other diseases.” Professor Catherine Hawrylowicz from King's College London explained that findings already suggest that supplementation with vitamin D may one day be used not only to treat people who don't respond to medications but also to reduce the doses of dangerous steroids in other asthma patients – thus reducing the risk of harmful side effects. Of the 21,000 asthmatics studied, the team reported that those with vitamin D deficiency were at a higher risk of an asthma attack. Meanwhile, a team of US-based researchers have suggested that ginger compounds could also be effective in reducing the symptoms of asthma. The study, led by Elizabeth Townsend from Columbia University, investigated whether purified extracts of ginger that contained specific components of the spicy root could help enhance the relaxing effects of bronchodilators in asthmatic people. The research team explained that they studied the effects of three separate components of ginger: 6-gingerol, 8-gingerol or 6-shogaol when exposed to airway smooth muscle (ASM) tissue samples that were caused to contract by exposing them to acetylcholine. “We demonstrated that purified components of ginger can work synergistically with Beta-agonists to relax ASM,” said Townsend – adding that tissues treated with the combination of purified ginger components and isoproterenol showed significantly greater relaxation than those treated only with isoprotereno. Indeed, one of the three ginger components, 6-shogaol appeared most effective in increasing the relaxing effects of the Beta-agonist. (NEXT) Natural matcha green tea extract found to effectively kill breast cancer cells University of Salford (UK), November 05, 2022 A recent study carried out by the University of Salford has found that one kind of green tea in particular, matcha, can kill breast cancer cells effectively. The scientists at the university's Biomedical Research Center used a process known as metabolism phenotyping on breast cancer stem cell lines. They discovered that matcha “shifted cancer cells towards a quiescent metabolic state” while stopping them from spreading. Best of all, this was achieved using a rather low concentration of just 0.2 mg/mL. In addition, they discovered evidence that matcha affects the signaling pathways that promote cancer stem cells in a way that may make it a viable alternative to chemical cancer drugs like rapamycin. The scientist explained that the tea essentially suppresses oxidative mitochondral metabolism, preventing these cells from refueling. This causes them to become inactive and eventually die. University of Salford Professor of Translational Medicine Michael Lisanti said: “Our results are consistent with the idea that Matcha may have significant therapeutic potential, mediating the metabolic reprogramming of cancer cells.” (NEXT) Inflammation in midlife linked to brain shrinkage later Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, November 11, 2022 People who show signs of inflammation in middle age are more likely to suffer from brain shrinkage later in life, a possible precursor to dementia or Alzheimer's disease, researchers said Wednesday. The findings in the journal Neurology are the latest to uncover an association between dementia and inflammation, in which the body's immune cells rev up in response to harms like smoking, stress, illness or poor diet. However, the findings stopped short of proving any cause-and-effect relationship. “These results suggest that inflammation in mid-life may be an early contributor to the brain changes that are associated with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia,” said study author Keenan Walker of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. “Because the processes that lead to brain cell loss begin decades before people start showing any symptoms, it is vital that we figure out how these processes that happen in middle age affect people many years later.” The study was based on 1,633 people with an average age of 53. Researchers tested their blood for levels of five markers of inflammation—not in any specific part of the body but rather throughout it—including the white blood cell count. An average of 24 years later, participants took a memory test and underwent brain scans. Those who had higher levels of inflammation at midlife on three or more biomarkers had an average five percent lower brain volume in the hippocampus and other areas associated with Alzheimer's disease, said the report. The effect was similar to having one copy of a gene—called apolipoprotein E (APOE) e4—that predisposes people to Alzheimer's, researchers said. People with higher inflammation also performed slightly worse on a memory test, remembering on average five of 10 words they were asked to recall, compared to 5.5 in the non-inflammation group. Outside experts described the study as large and rigorously conducted, but stressed that it did not study whether patients went on to develop Alzheimer's disease, only that some showed signs of brain shrinkage and memory loss. “This research points to inflammation as a potential early indicator of later brain degeneration, but we cannot say whether inflammation could be causing brain shrinkage or if it is a response to other damaging processes that might already be underway,” said Carol Routledge, director of Research at Alzheimer's Research UK. (NEXT) Adult ADHD has become epidemic—experts explain why University of California at Berkeley, November 7, 2022 Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is growing up. Stephen Hinshaw and Katherine Ellison authors of ADHD: What Everyone Needs to Know, confirm that adults—and particularly women—are reporting to clinics in record numbers, becoming the fastest-growing part of the population receiving diagnoses and prescriptions for stimulant medications. “ADHD was never just for kids, and today many adults are getting the help they've needed for years,” says Hinshaw, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley and a respected global expert on ADHD. Ellison, a Pultizer-prize winning journalist, notes, “At least half of all children diagnosed with ADHD will continue to be impaired by their symptoms as adults, suggesting that approximately 10 million U.S. adults qualify for the diagnosis. Adult ADHD can lead to suffering through commonly accompanying disorders such as anxiety, depression, substance abuse, antisocial behavior, and gambling or Internet addictions. Social ties may well be frayed, with high risk of difficulties in intimate relationships. And, people with ADHD are also more likely to have a bitter history of academic and professional failures.” Indeed, researchers have found that adults who have been diagnosed with ADHD are up to 14 percent less likely than their peers to have a job. On average they also earn 33 percent less compared with people in similar lines of work and are 15 percent more likely to be receiving some form of government aid. The bottom line is that adult ADHD is not only real but has potentially devastating consequences, the experts agree. Hinshaw and Ellison also reveal a recent rapid rise in adult prescriptions for ADHD medication. One of the biggest surprises is that women of child-bearing age have become the fastest-growing group of consumers of ADHD medications. The number of annual prescriptions of generic and brand-name forms of Adderall surged among women over 26 years old, from a total of roughly 800,000 to some 5.4 million. (NEXT) Study shows clear new evidence for mind-body connection University of Calgary Department of Oncology, November 3, 2022 Impact of meditation, support groups seen at cellular level in breast cancer survivors For the first time, researchers have shown that practising mindfulness meditation or being involved in a support group has a positive physical impact at the cellular level in breast cancer survivors. A group working out of Alberta Health Services' Tom Baker Cancer Centre and the University of Calgary Department of Oncology has demonstrated that telomeres – protein complexes at the end of chromosomes – maintain their length in breast cancer survivors who practise meditation or are involved in support groups, while they shorten in a comparison group without any intervention. “We already know that psychosocial interventions like mindfulness meditation will help you feel better mentally, but now for the first time we have evidence that they can also influence key aspects of your biology,” says Dr. Linda E. Carlson, PhD, principal investigator and director of research in the Psychosocial Resources Department at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre. “It was surprising that we could see any difference in telomere length at all over the three-month period studied,” says Dr. Carlson, who is also a U of C professor in the Faculty of Arts and the Cumming School of Medicine, and a member of the Southern Alberta Cancer Institute. “Further research is needed to better quantify these potential health benefits, but this is an exciting discovery that provides encouraging news.” The study was published online in the journal Cancer. A total of 88 breast cancer survivors who had completed their treatments for at least three months were involved for the duration of the study. The average age was 55 and most participants had ended treatment two years prior. To be eligible, they also had to be experiencing significant levels of emotional distress. In the Mindfulness-Based Cancer Recovery group, participants attended eight weekly, 90-minute group sessions that provided instruction on mindfulness meditation and gentle Hatha yoga, with the goal of cultivating non-judgmental awareness of the present moment. Participants were also asked to practise meditation and yoga at home for 45 minutes daily. In the Supportive Expressive Therapy group, participants met for 90 minutes weekly for 12 weeks and were encouraged to talk openly about their concerns and their feelings. The objectives were to build mutual support and to guide women in expressing a wide range of both difficult and positive emotions, rather than suppressing or repressing them. The participants randomly placed in the control group attended one, six-hour stress management seminar. All study participants had their blood analysed and telomere length measured before and after the interventions. Scientists have shown a short-term effect of these interventions on telomere length compared to a control group, but it's not known if the effects are lasting. Dr. Carlson says another avenue for further research is to see if the psychosocial interventions have a positive impact beyond the three months of the study period. (NEXT) Lion's Mane Mushroom for Your Brain and Neuronal Health Green Med Info, November 8th 2022 Lion's mane mushrooms (Hericium erinaceus), with their shaggy, mane-like spines, stand out among fungi not only for their appearance but for their mild, sweet, seafood-like flavor. Like other mushrooms, lion's mane are multi-faceted healers, with antimicrobial, antihypertensive, antidiabetic and wound healing properties among their many therapeutic properties. Of the 68 diseases and conditions that lion's mane mushroom may support, many of them relate to the nervous system, including cognitive function, memory, dementia, depression, anxiety and sleep disorders. Lion's mane mushroom contains more than 35 beneficial polysaccharides that may help prevent or treat cancer, gastric ulcers, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, liver injury and neurodegenerative diseases, according to a review published in the International Journal of Biological Macromolecules. With a long history of use in Traditional Chinese Medicine, including for brain and neurological health, it's now known that two terpenoid compounds– hericenones and erinacines — in these mushrooms and their mycelia may stimulate the synthesis of nerve growth factor (NGF). Active compounds in lion's mane mushrooms may also delay neuronal death in neurodegenerative diseases, including ischemic stroke, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease and depression, while promoting nerve regeneration in cases of neuropathic pain or age-related hearing loss (presbycusis). Some of their top therapeutic benefits include: Regenerate Damaged Nerves – Lion's mane has been shown to trigger neurite outgrowth in brain, spinal cord and retinal cells. It also stimulates the activity of nerve growth factor, which is important for the growth and differentiation of neurons. Boost Cognitive Function – In adults with mild cognitive impairment , those who took lion's mane powder three times a day for 16 weeks significantly increased their scores on a cognitive function scale compared with those who took a placebo. Hericenones in lion's mane are believed to be responsible for some of the mushroom's beneficial effects on brain neural networks and improvements to cognitive function. This brain-boosting mushroom has also been found to improve memory in mice.[xi] Fight Depression – Lion's mane may ameliorate depressive disorder through a variety of mechanisms, including neurogenic/neurotrophic and anti-inflammatory pathways. Animal studies suggest that lion's mane may reverse depressive behaviors caused by stress by modulating monoamine neurotransmitters and regulating BDNF pathways. Support for Neurodegenerative Disease – neurotrophic compounds are known to pass through the blood-brain barrier and have been used to treat cognitive impairments, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease. In a study of patients with mild Alzheimer's disease, those who took lion's mane mycelia capsules for 49 weeks had improvements in their ability to carry out daily activities, such as personal hygiene and preparing food. Improve Mood and Sleep Disorders – Among overweight or obese people with sleep disorders or mood disorders, lion's mane was effective in relieving symptoms. Eight weeks of lion's mane supplementation decreased depression, anxiety and sleep disorders in the study, while also improving mood disorders of a “depressive-anxious nature” and boosting the quality of sleep at night.

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France Brunel is a Hatha yoga teacher, an in-training Ayurvedic practitioner and the founder of Yoom: a wellness company that helps you personalize your diet & self-care using Ayurveda. Yoom takes the guesswork out of wellness by offering services like virtual tongue readings, customized wellness plans, Ayurvedic consultations and functional foods & self-care solutions. As you'll hear, this woman leads with so much integrity and has worked her butt off to bootstrap this business. And I can't wait for you to hear how she's done it. In this episode, we chat about her experience with major digestive issues, insomnia, and eczema, why traditional medicine didn't help her, and how Ayurveda was the healing modality that changed her life, why this experience ignited a deep love and passion for Ayurveda, and a desire to make it as accessible as possible to everyone, what it looked like for her to launch her platform Yoom, why it started as a blog, and how it's evolved into a much more robust content platform, her idea to launch a product - a traditional Ayurvedic Kitchari - and what it's taken to develop it and sell it, the ways that she honors the origin of Ayurveda in every layer of the Yoom brand from having traditional Ayurvedic practitioners on her advisor board to educating her audience about traditional practices, how she has bootstrapped Yoom while running another business - and how creating this platform has been a HUGE personal growth experience for her, and so much more   To learn more about France Brunel and the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes.   Follow Me On: Facebook Instagram

Welcome to Episode #58 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! This week, I welcome Alia Lika onto the show. She is a yoga teacher from Malaysia. My conversation with Alia Lika, a yoga teacher from Malaysia, was so beautiful as we danced around so many topics around yoga— yoga isn't a handstand, and don't skip Shavasana! I hope that this conversation made you smile, made you laugh, and made you rethink what yoga is. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about being a yoga teacher while still being a student on the path of yoga then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Alia Lika Certified in 2016 with the Malaysian Association of Yoga Instructors in Hatha yoga, recently Alia Like completed another 200hrs YTT with Vikasa Academy and another 50hr YTT in Yin yoga by Alicia Casillas. Alia believes that a consistent yoga practice is fundamental to achieving a healthy mind and body. Her teaching styles varies from a slow and alignment based to a power flow practice. Whether it's a slow, alignment-focused session or a strength and endurance flow class, a Shavasana awaits at the end. From years of consistent practice, Alia is convinced that no matter what your energy or flexibility level is, yoga will help you discover and grow your true limits – help you sit, walk and exercise better, not to mention sleep well too. What to expect in the Yoga In Alia Lika episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast Did you know that yoga was banned in Malaysia in 2008? The government forbade it from being taught and practiced in the whole country. Fortunately, that law was repealed and then Alia was able to make her way to finding her way to yoga. We also talked about common misconceptions around yoga— yoga is only for flexible people, yoga is only for a work-out, or yoga is practiced to lose weight. Alia actually turns away clients and students who say they want to lose weight. She also shared how a lot of her students struggle with shavasana. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Malaysia episode? What happens when yoga is banned in a country Completing a yoga teacher training doesn't make you a yoga teacher Yoga isn't a handstand Don't skip the shavasana The importance of attending other yoga classes as a teacher Connect with Alia Lika https://www.instagram.com/_alia_lika Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Questions? Comments? Let's get social! https://www.instagram.com/wildyogatribe/ https://www.tiktok.com/@wildyogatribe https://www.facebook.com/wildyogatribe https://twitter.com/wildyogatribe Mediate with me: https://insig.ht/6gFTaXHlogb Flow with me: https://www.youtube.com/c/WildYogaTribe Everything you need is just one click away! Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

A 60-minute, basic level, Hatha yoga class with a focus on the alignment of foundational yoga poses. This class was recorded on 05-22-19 in Los Angeles, California. Props: blanket and two blocks.

Knowing which style of yoga is right for you can be confusing and challenging. There are tons of different types of yoga. Some are super chill to help you relax, others are a nice mix of spiritual and physical practice, and some are hardcore physical workouts with no fluff. But how do you decode the different yoga types to find the best one for you? And what do you need to consider when looking to start or shift your yoga practice? In this episode, we discuss 10 popular yoga styles to help you determine the best one for you.

Videos : Those who speak out are shouted down until they are proved right, says Neil Oliver – 10:06 Gad Saad: Why Rational People Fall for ‘Parasitic' Ideas | American Thought Leaders CLIP – 9:11 Scientist Carl Sagan testifying to the U.S. Senate in 1985 on the greenhouse effect: – 2:44 Parent Eviscerates School Board Over Censorship– 4:59 Vitamin C supplementation associated with improved lung function in COPD Medical College of Lanzhou University (China), September 23 2022. The International Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease published a systematic review and meta-analysis of clinical trials that found improvement in lung function among chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients who received vitamin C. The disease is characterized by airflow limitation and persistent respiratory symptoms. Ting Lei of Medical College of Lanzhou University in Lanzhou, China and associates identified 10 randomized, controlled trials that included a total of 487 adults with COPD for the meta-analysis. The trials compared lung function and/or antioxidant enzyme or nutrient levels of COPD patients who received vitamin C to a placebo or control group. The meta-analysis found improvement in forced expiratory volume in one second as a percentage (FEV1%, a measure of lung function) in association with vitamin C supplementation. When dosage was analyzed, it was determined that consuming more than 400 milligrams vitamin C per day was needed experience a significant benefit. The ratio of FEV1 to forced vital capacity (another lung function assessment), and levels of vitamin C and glutathione, both of which are antioxidants, also improved among participants who received vitamin C supplements. The authors remarked that oxidative stress, which is a disturbance of the oxidant to antioxidant balance, has been suggested as playing a role in the development of COPD. The current investigation is the first systematic review and meta-analysis to assess the effect of vitamin C supplementation in people with COPD. “We found that supplementing vitamin C to patients with COPD demonstrated vital clinical significance,” Lei and associates concluded. “Vitamin C supplementation could increase the levels of antioxidation in serum (vitamin C and glutathione) and improve lung function (FEV1% and FEV1/FVC), especially in patients treated with vitamin C supplementation greater than 400 mg/day.” Single Flavanoid (Found in 6 Foods) Reduces Cognitive Impairment Drastically Fourth Military Medical University (China), September 19, 2022 A singular flavanoid can protect the brain against cognitive deficit and other cellular damage, according to studies from the Fourth Military Medical University. The news comes from Xi'an, People's Republic of China, and shows great promise for those suffering from mental impairment due to Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, and other debilitating cognitive conditions. The study abstract concludes: “Our results provide new insights into the pharmacological actions of rutin and suggest that rutin has multi-targeted therapeutical potential on cognitive deficits associated with conditions with chronic cerebral hypoperfusion such as vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease.” Rutin is a biologically active flavonoid found in the following foods:  Buckwheat – Possibly the best source of rutin, and much better than boiled oats, uncooked buckwheat leaf flower offers about 675 mg in a 1.1 cup serving. Uncooked buckwheat groats contain 230 mg of rutin per 1 kg, dark buckwheat flour has 218 mg per 1 kg and buckwheat noodles provide 78 mg. Elderflower Tea – When dried, the white flowers of the elderflower make a delicious and rutin-filled tea. According to the Czech Journal of Food Science, elderflower tea contains approximately 10.9g/kg of rutin per brewed cup. Amaranth Leaves – In Western cultures, most people are familiar with the edible seeds of amaranth, though in Chinese and Southeast Asian cooking the leaves are also gaining traction, partly due to their high rutin content. You can expect around 24.5g/kg from the dried leaves. Seeds only contain trace amounts of the important nutrient. Unpeeled Apples – Keep the peel on your apples to enjoy lots of rutin. Just be sure that they are organic, since apple peels are especially prone to pesticide build-up. Apple skins are 6x as powerful as the flesh at preventing high blood pressure due to this flavanoid, too. • Unfermented Rooibos Tea – While rooibos tea contains fewer antioxidants than black or green teas, it is a good source of rutin, providing around 1.69 mg/g. • Figs – These little gems contain about the same amount of rutin as apples, so be sure to add them to your diet. The scientists found that rutin works primarily through anti-inflammatory mechanisms, and reducing hypofusion in the brain. Resistance-breathing training found to lower blood pressure University of Colorado and University of Arizona, September 23, 2022 A team of researchers with members from the University of Colorado, the University of Arizona and Alma College, has found that resistance-breathing training can lower blood pressure as much as some medicines and/or exercises. The study is published in the Journal of Applied Physiology. Hypertension, also known as chronic high blood pressure, can lead to a wide variety of health problems, from loss of vision to strokes and heart attacks. For that reason, doctors take it seriously. Typically, patients are directed to modify their diet and to exercise more. If that does not fix the problem, medications are prescribed. In this new effort, the researchers looked into a new type of therapy to reduce blood pressure levels—resistance-breathing training. Resistance-breathing training involves breathing in and out of a small device, called, quite naturally, a POWERbreathe, every day for several minutes. The device forces the patient to use their breathing muscles to push and pull air through it, making them stronger. And that, the researchers found, also reduces blood pressure. The device has been in use for several years as a means to assist athletes, singers and people with weak lung muscles. Several groups of healthy volunteers practiced the training for a few minutes every day for six weeks. Each was breathed in and out with the device 30 times each session. Each of the volunteers had their blood pressure measured before and after the training. The researchers found a sustained average drop of 9 mmHg in systolic blood pressure (the top number in blood pressure readings)—normal pressure is defined as 120/80. They describe the change as significant, as much as some patients see with medication. They also note that it is similar to changes in many patients who begin an aerobic exercise regimen, such as walking, cycling or running. They suggest such training could be used by patients of all ages who are unable to exercise to lower their blood pressure. How To Maintain Peak Brain Health: Scientists Say It Comes Down To These 3 Factors Norwegian University of Science and Technology, September 23, 2022 What's the best way to maintain peak brain health as we age? There are countless studies detailing ways to prevent cognitive decline, so scientists in Norway sought to simplify the science of managing strong brain health to three recommendations. This report is something of a summation covering modern science's current understanding of how best to cultivate robust brain health. The team at NTNU cite 101 references to prior articles in this latest theoretical perspective paper. “Three factors stand out if you want to keep your brain at its best,” Prof. Sigmundsson adds. The three identified keys to strong brain health are: Physical exercise Social activity Strong, passionate interests and hobbies It's common knowledge that spending all day on the couch isn't healthy for the body, but physical activity is also key to brain health. “An active lifestyle helps to develop the central nervous system and to counteract the aging of the brain,” according to study authors. Researchers add that consistency is essential. Do your best to get in at least a little movement each and every day. Even if you work a sedentary job that requires lots of sitting, get moving every hour or so for just a few minutes at the very least. Some people are naturally more social than others, but researchers stress that no one is an island. Even if you prefer a quiet night in to attending a party, make an effort to stay in touch with the people who matter to you. Our brains thrive on social interactions and connections. “Relationships with other people, and interacting with them, contribute to a number of complex biological factors that can prevent the brain from slowing down,” Prof. Sigmundsson explains. Just like bicep curls help us build muscle, keeping the brain active promotes strong lifelong cognition. Consider taking up a new hobby, or learning a new skill. Perhaps most importantly, though, don't force it; find something you're actually passionate about. It's never too late in life to learn something new! “Passion, or having a strong interest in something, can be the decisive, driving factor that leads us to learn new things. Over time, this impacts the development and maintenance of our neural networks,” Prof. Sigmundsson says. “Brain development is closely linked to lifestyle. Physical exercise, relationships and passion help to develop and maintain the basic structures of our brain as we get older,” Prof. Sigmundsson concludes. Calcium supplements may support a healthy colon: Harvard study Harvard School of Public Health, September 18, 2022 Supplements of calcium or non-dairy products fortified with the mineral may reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, according to meta-analysis of prospective observational studies by researchers at Harvard School of Public Health. For every 300 mg increase in calcium from supplements was associated with a 9% reduction in risk, wrote NaNa Keum and her co-authors in the International Journal of Cancer . Every 300 mg increase in total calcium was associated with a similar reduction in risk (8%), they added. “Our findings have several important clinical and public health implications,” they explained. “First, according to the 2003 to 2006 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, a nationally representative cross-sectional survey in the U.S., median total calcium intake of adults aged over 50 years was approximately 650 mg/day for no calcium-supplement users and 1,000 mg/day for calcium-supplement users. “As the benefit of calcium intake on CRC is expected to continue beyond 1,000 mg/day, not only non-supplement users but also supplement users may further reduce their CRC risk through additional calcium intake.” “Second, while dairy products, especially milk, are the major sources of calcium in many countries, they are a substantial source of calories and contain potentially harmful factors such as saturated fat, hormones, and casein proteins. Since our analyses provide evidence for an equivalent benefit of dietary and supplementary calcium, the benefit of calcium on CRC risk may be obtained through supplements and non-dairy products fortified with calcium.” The Boston-based scientists conducted dose-response meta-analyses of 15 studies involving 12,305 cases of colorectal cancer and calcium intakes ranging from 250-1,900 mg/day. The studies varied in duration from 3.3 to 16 years. The data indicated that both total and supplemental calcium were associated with reductions in the risk of colorectal cancer. “In conclusion, both dietary and supplementary calcium intake may continue to decrease colorectal cancer risk beyond 1,000 mg/day,” wrote Keum and her co-authors. Yoga's Age-Defying Effects Confirmed by Science Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Sciences (India), September 21st 2022 While yoga's longevity promoting effects have been the subject of legend for millennia, increasingly modern science is confirming this ancient technology for spiritual and physical well-being actually can slow aging and stimulate our regenerative potential. One particularly powerful study published lin the journal Age titled, “Age-related changes in cardiovascular system, autonomic functions, and levels of BDNF of healthy active males: role of yogic practice”, found that a brief yoga intervention (3 months) resulted in widespread improvements in cardiovascular and neurological function. Indian researchers studied healthy active males of three age groups (20-29, 30-39, and 40-49 years) by randomly assigning them to practice one hour of yoga daily for 3 months. The observed significant differences between the younger and older participants in the study, specifically: “Significantly higher values of heart rate (HR), blood pressure (BP), load in heart (DoP), myocardial oxygen consumption (RPP), and total cholesterol (TC) were noted in senior age group.” The yogic practice resulted in significant reductions in all of these parameters (HR, BP, DoP, RPP and TC). Also observed in the older participants were decreases in high frequency (HF), total power (TP), all time domain variables of heart rate variability (HRV), and skin conductance (SC) — all of which increased following yogic practice. Higher levels of catecholamines (“stress hormones”) and low frequency (LF) power of HRV were noted in advancement of age, both of which decreased following yogic practice. Additionally, the senior age group had highest levels of cortisol and adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH), both of which decreased following yogic practice. Finally, brain-derived neurotropic factor (BDNF), serotonin, and dopamine were low in higher age group, but these increased following yogic practice; an indication of improved brain function and cognition. The researchers concluded: ‘This study revealed that yogic practices might help in the prevention of age-related degeneration by changing cardiometabolic risk factors, autonomic function, and BDNF in healthy male.” There are a number of promising studies revealing the age-defying potential of this ancient practice. Here are some additional benefits confirmed in 2014 alone: Age-Related Respiratory Problems: A 2014 study from the journal of Human Kinetics found that a 3 month yoga intervention in 36 elderly women (average age 63.1) significantly improved pulmonary (respiratory) function. Age-Related Brain Cognitive Decline: A review in the Journals of Gerontology, involving a two month Hatha yoga intervention in the elderly (average age 62.0) resulted in significant improvements in “executive function measures of working memory capacity and efficiency of mental set shifting and flexibility compared with their stretching-strengthening counterparts.” Age-Related Hormone Insufficiency: A study published in Evidence Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine found that a 3 month yogic intervention in men (average age 42.8) and women (average age 44.75) resulted in improvements in the level of growth hormone and DHEAS, two essential hormones that drop off precipitously as we age. Age-Related Sleep Problems: Astudy published in Alternatives Therapies in Health and Medicine found a 12 week yogic intervention (yoga 2x a week) resulted in significant improvements in the quality of sleep in older individuals (average age 60). Age-Related Depression: From the Chinese Journal of Nursing found that not only did yoga improve sleep as found in the study above but also significantly reduced the depressive symptoms of elderly participants…after 6 months. “ This is just a small sampling of the literature. There is older research revealing that yoga has even more benefits for aging populations.

Welcome to Episode #54 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! My conversation with Vera, a yoga teacher from Brunei, was so fun as we took a really honed in on what Universal Yoga really is. I hope that this conversation made you curious about how Universal Yoga can come from within, while still honoring the anatomical and scientific approach of the body. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about Universal Yoga, and the difference between being a yoga teacher and a yoga practitioner, then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Chek Lee Kong (Vera) Chek Lee Kong is a yoga teacher and studio owner in Brunei. She is the owner of Truharmony Yoga Studio in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei. She teaches Hatha yoga (200hrs Certified Vikasa Yoga), Vinyasa Yoga- Fit Flow Fly (300hrs Bryce Yoga), and Universal Yoga (200hrs Certified). When the perfect opportunity arose, she renovated a space which is now Truharmony, located at Gadong Central in Brunei. Vera has also studied with dozens of yoga teachers around the world and completed so many workshops with Kino McGregor, Dylan Werner, Jason Crandell, Annie Carpenter, Sri Dharma Mittra, Tiffany Chruikshank, and more! What to expect in the Yoga In Brunei episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast What really peaked my interest was her 200hr Yoga Teacher Training in Universal Yoga. Universal Yoga is something I've never heard of before, and I was grateful that Vera took time to unravel how she first came to know about Universal Yoga and what Universal yoga is. Created and taught by Andrey Lappa. Universal Yoga has set sequences based on a highly scientific and anatomical approach.Yet, she says that Universal Yoga comes from within. The principle of Universal yoga is to always be awake and and to be conscious. It turns out that the founder of Universal Yoga is actually an engineer as well, so his attention to detail, anatomy, degrees of motion and movement is truly incredible. We talked also about how Vera— very recently— burned her legs very badly and has had to recover from this injury and return to her yoga practice and to teaching. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Brunei episode? What is Universal Yoga? Yoga that comes from within, not without What an engineer can bring to yoga as a teacher Being a yoga teacher is different from a yoga practitioner Recovering from badly burned legs and coming back to yoga Connect with Vera https://www.instagram.com/verayoga/ https://www.instagram.com/truharmony_yogastudio/ Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

130: In dieser Folge lassen wir euch einen Blick hinter die Kulissen unseres Online-Yoga Studios: ‚Rose of Fire - Yoga by Wanda Badwal‘, werfen.  Lerne die inspirierenden Powerfrauen und Yogalehrerinnen von ‚Rose of Fire‘: Julia, Florentien, Andrea, Britta, Karin & Svenja näher kennen und erfahre, wie sie die yogischen Praktiken und Prinzipien auch jenseits der Matte ‚Beyond the Asana‘ im Job und im Alltag integrieren. **In dieser Folge sprechen wir außerdem über spannende Themen wie:** - Wie kam es zur Gründung vom Online-Yoga Studio von Rose of Fire? Und was steht hinter dem Namen? - Wie ist das eigentlich Online zu unterrichten? Was gibt es für Herausforderungen? - Was ist der besondere Ansatz von ‚Rose of Fire‘? - Welche Traditionslinien stehen hinter dem Konzept von Moon, Sun, Fire?  - Wann ist Moon, Sun oder Fire passend für mich zu praktizieren?  - Warum ergibt es so viel Sinn, Yoga im Einklang mit den Ayurvedischen Prinzipien und Gesetzen zu praktizieren? - Was sind Wanda's Aufgaben hinter den Kulissen? - Warum ist es so wichtig für unser Nervensystem beruhigende Praktiken wie Yin Yoga, Moon Hatha, oder Yoga Nidra zu praktizieren - Wie kann Yoga heilen? Und was bedeutet Trauma sensibles Yoga? - Wie können wir selbstwirksamer durch Yoga werden? - Wie kann uns die Praxis des Yoga langfristig unser Leben zum Positiven verändern? **Links:** **Kostenlose Yoga Klasse:** Du kennst uns noch nicht? Dann wird es jetzt Zeit! Hol dir jetzt deine 1. Probestunde, diese ist bei uns immer kostenlos. Hier gehts zum aktuellen Stundenplan: https://www.wandabadwal.com/stundenplan/ **Infos zum Studio:** Willst du noch mehr über das Studio erfahren? Hier findest du weitere Infos über unser Studio: https://www.wandabadwal.com/ueber-unser-yoga-online-studio/ **Die Bedeutung des Namens:** Was bedeutet ‚Rose of Fire‘ - hier kannst du über die Hintergründe zum Namen lesen: https://www.wandabadwal.com/rose-of-fire/ Ganz viel Freude und Inspiration mit dieser Folge. Wanda & Team ROF Sharing is caring - alle Informationen in diesem Podcast sind komplett kostenlos, die Empfehlungen enthalten keine Affiliate-Links. Wenn du meine Arbeit supporten möchtest, freue ich mich über eine gute iTunes Bewertung und natürlich, wenn du deine Lieblingsepisoden mit deinen Herzensmenschen und auf Social Media teilst. Mehr zu meiner Arbeit und mir erfährst du auf meiner Website und Instagram:  https://www.wandabadwal.com/ https://www.instagram.com/wandabadwal/ Werde jetzt Teil meiner Community und erhalte regelmäßige Impulse von mir: https://www.wandabadwal.com/newsletter/

Welcome to Episode #53 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! This week, I welcome Līva Veinberga onto the show. My conversation with Līva Veinberga, a yoga teacher from Latvia was so powerful as we took a deep dive into the world of ashtanga vinyasa yoga and yin yoga. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about digging into the power of yoga then this is the conversation for you. Support the podcast and gain access to exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe Tell me more about Līva Veinberga Līva Veinberga is a yoga teacher from Latvia, and also the studio owner of Urban Yoga in Riga, Latvia. Līva first came to yoga around 15 years ago when she was seeking a deeper, more fulfilling physical practice. She found Hatha yoga and Anusara yoga first, and then came to Ashtanga vinyasa yoga, which has been an integral part of her life ever since. In ashtanga vinyasa yoga system her main teacher is Lino Miele and she has attended his retreats in India and also in Europe. In 2012, Līva decided it was time to do a yoga teacher training in Riga, Latvia as she still continue her work as a full-time lawyer. She began teaching at a local studio occasionally in the evenings, and after experiencing deep dissatisfaction in her career, she took a year off to go backpacking in New Zealand and completed a yin yoga teacher training with Markus Henning Giess and Karin Michelle Sang. Upon her return to Riga, Latvia, Līva learned that a yoga studio owner was selling her studio, and that is how she became the owner of Riga's Urban Yoga studio. She is a full-time teacher there, as well as the owner of the studio. She teaches ashtanga vinyasa yoga, flow vinyasa, and Yin yoga. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in Latvia episode? How is Ashtanga yoga and yin yoga counterbalances for each other? Watching life fade away as a lawyer and then seeking change Why is it important for a yoga teacher to have their own self-practice? What is it like to be a yoga studio owner and full-time yoga teacher in Latvia? The different reasons why people come to yoga What to expect in the Yoga In Latvia episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast I really loved how Liva talked about asanas, as having the possibility to unlock the path of yoga not just as a “small part” of yoga which it is often criticized for being. Liva brought up so many great points and you'll have to tune into the podcast episode itself to hear them all! Connect with Līva Veinberga www.urbanyoga.lv https://instagram.com/livavein https://instagram.com/urbanyogariga Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Questions? Comments? Let's get social! https://www.instagram.com/wildyogatribe/ https://www.tiktok.com/@wildyogatribe https://www.facebook.com/wildyogatribe https://twitter.com/wildyogatribe Everything you need is just one click away! Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

Welcome to Episode #52 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! This week, I welcome Alberto Dos Reis Mendonça onto the show. My conversation with Alberto, a yoga teacher from East Timor, was really interesting as he really walked us through what his country is like to live in— with no sugar coating— and what yoga is like there as it has been present on the island for less than a decade. I hope that this conversation made you want to learn more about East Timor, and also to consider how yoga in spaces and places, like in prisoners, cooperate offices, and with special Olympic athletes, can be a gift to the whole community. If you're looking to tune into a podcast episode that is about East Timor A to Z, then this is the conversation for you. Tell me more about Alberto Dos Reis Mendonça Alberto Dos Reis Mendonça was introduced to yoga in his late twenties, in 2018, through an introduction yoga class for Juventude ba Dezenvolvimentu Nasional (JVN) where he was volunteering. Progressing in his practice quickly, he started to teach his fellow students and share it also with some of his family members. Three months after his journey with yoga started he began a yoga teacher training and internship with Dili Ashtanga Yoga. Alberto also teaches yoga at hotels, public places, many different organizations, government offices, and community classes. He also teaches yoga for the special Olympics and with the people who are in prison. Alberto teaches Ashtanga Yoga, Hatha yoga, and Vinyasa yoga. He completed his yoga teacher training certification program under Ahimsaka who is the founder of Dili Ashtanga Yoga, and he still works there today. For the skimmers - What's in the yoga in East Timor episode? Only one yoga studio in an entire country! Yoga giving the gift of connection Teaching yoga in prisons and with the special olympics How yoga and the Baháʼí faith share similarities What is East Timor really like? What to expect in the Yoga In East Timor episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast During our conversation, Alberto walked us through what yoga means to him, and how yoga is growing in his community. As yoga has only been on the island itself for five, six, or seven years according to his estimate— yoga is absolutely still growing there. Alberto teaches yoga in a lot of different places and spaces, like in prisoners, in corporate offices, and with the athletes in the special Olympics. Alberto is enjoying very much, sharing the gifts that yoga can give with his community. Connect with Alberto https://diliashtangayoga.wordpress.com/ https://www.facebook.com/yogatimorleste/ Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Questions? Comments? Let's get social! https://www.instagram.com/wildyogatribe/ https://www.tiktok.com/@wildyogatribe https://www.facebook.com/wildyogatribe https://twitter.com/wildyogatribe Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message

I cannot wait for you to listen to this episode with this bright stellar human. We cover everything from Jesse's golden secrets formulation to her journey with Rheumatoid Arthritis as well as being a single mother, and her vision for the future of her company and the world. This episode was so special to me as I have followed Jesse's journey for years and gleaned so many practices she shares in her book. I can't wait for you to dive in with us. Jesse is a Devoted Mother, Holistic Health Practitioner, Hatha yoga teacher, author and has been modeling for over 30 years. Since she was a young child, she gravitated towards mother nature, spirituality, and holistic healing - always searching and striving for authentic, alternative ways to live. Through many life challenges, including continuing to thrive with the debilitating disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis, she harnessed many alternative, natural modalities that have helped her along the way. The importance of organic skincare and positive rituals became a huge part of her healing. Through her personal formulated products, based on ancient recipes, she began to use them as tools to not only nourish, heal and rejuvenate her skin but to retrain her brain towards a more positive mindset. Reciting positive affirmations while applying became a self-love remedy that enhanced the already powerful, transformative products. The effects of her formulations plus this daily practice have far exceeded her expectations and at 43 years young has been my fountain of youth. She have personally formulated, handcrafted, hand-poured & shipped over 25,000 bottles. She continues to be hands on in almost every facet of the business but is happy to say that in November 2021 they finally got into a 100% solar-powered manufacturing and fulfillment facility. She tries to be available as much as possible to answer everyone's dm's, messages, emails and to make them feel special by adding little love notes into the packaging. Staying connected and transparent so that you feel loved and supported is what The Golden Secrets is all about. It's a business approach that is very personal, rare, and almost unheard of these days. Her mission is to inspire and empower you through organic beauty and positive daily rituals of self-love. Believing that the love you have for yourself sets the foundation for everything thereafter. Helping you to align with your own knowingness and Mother nature herself so that you can live your best life possible and of course. The Golden Secrets Skincare and Wellness Line - https://www.thegoldensecrets.com Find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessegolden/ "The Golden Secrets to Optimal Health" written by Jesse Golden Connect with Syd - Instagram: @sydneylich Inquiries: PrismIncorporated11@gmail.com Work with Syd: https://forms.gle/tBhyZG3vsVCmwseA7 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWZ_sMdnyDkdtWcaaVowmnQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sydney.lich/ See you next week for more! xx Syd. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sydney-lich/support

In this episode Brian speaks with Jeff Lichty, about his upbringing in a mennonite community to becoming a paramedic, and what ultimately lead him to finding his passion in the practice and teaching of Mysore Yoga. We also touch on Kirtan, as well as his many travels to India and some interesting and humourous stories he has brought back from those experiences.

On this episode, we talked about: Being yourself sometimes is the hardest thing Coming back to our body Remembering who you are Being aware of my own design Start changing your subconscious Your body is the guide Feeling disconnected from your womb How to regulate your nervous system Working with inner parts of ourselves Sitting into our power as women Creating a reconnection with your body Difference between fear and intuition Don't be afraid of making decisions for your body "The heart just wants you to be whatever you want to be"   "I have to remind myself to come back into my center and to realize when I'm taking strategies that don't serve me"   "You were not designed to be isolated in yourself, your nervous system is just dysregulated"   About Sofia: Human Design Mentor, Kundalini Yoga Teacher and Somatic Practitioner Sofia, a 2/4 Reflector, is a Human Design mentor, Energy Bodywork practitioner, certified Hatha and Kundalini Yoga teacher, and an intuitive soul by nature. She is passionate about teaching people how to raise their frequency, become more compassionate and feel more connected with their inner essence. She believes in the power of aligning our emotions with our thoughts to magnetize our most authentic selves.  She calls Human Design the “Soul's Map”. It is a foundation that guides us to release anything we thought we are from social conditioning. And shows us our most unique gifts and purpose to operate and navigate our Lives. She uses it to help guide people to embody their unique blueprint with breathwork, meditation, mantras and kriyas.    www.sofiamellano.com IG: @humandesignbysofia   Reviews are like a virtual hug and you know I  LOVE hugs! It would mean a world to me if you could please write me an honest review so more women can find this show

A 60-minute, mixed level Vinyasa yoga class. This class was recorded on 01-23-19 in Los Angeles, California. Suggested Props: two blocks.

Welcome to this special edition podcast titled Yoga Yarns ~ Connecting with Krishna. My first introduction to yoga was when I was 18 and I met a Hare Krishna devotee. It was through this introduction that I began to practice yoga. Here I attempt to share a few stories about this time in my life and shed a little light on the culture of Krishna Consciousness. During this yoga yarn I share:how I was first introduced to the yoga of the Bhagavad Gitathe different branches of yoga and how they differ and are similar to each othermy personal journey of seeking solace in yoga and the challenges that arose in contemplating becoming a devoteemy journey of navigating depression and how seeking yoga played into my healingsome of the philosophical underpinnings of the Krishna movementhow mantra can be used to elevate consciousnessand quite a bit more :)Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out:

Hello everyone! Welcome to the It's Emily Show! In today's episode, I am joined by a very inspiring guest — a woman who has dramatically helped me in my shift toward a healthier, more empowered way of life.  Jesse Golden is a devoted Mother, Holistic Health Pra