Podcast appearances and mentions of janet stone

Send us a textJanet Stone has been one of my favorite yoga teachers for the last 10 years and I loved our conversation about hormone changes in Perimenopause and Menopause.  This was a wonderful and rich conversation about tangible ways yoga and yoga teachings and yoga rituals can improve how we experience perimenopause and menopause.  Janet gives us several of her favorite daily practices to try and it turns out we are quite close in our journey towards menopause. You will love this chat Janet Stone is online at https://www.janetstoneyoga.com/You can find her on instagram here @janetstoneyogaYou can find Janel online at Mountain Rebalance or on instagram at @mountain.rebalance.janel This podcast is for midlife women, in Perimenopause or Menopause, who want to understand their body better and improve how they feel, function, and age. Janel is a board certified nutrition consultant, a certified functional nutrition and lifestyle practitioner, a doctor of natural medicine, and a lover of the wild. The Midlife Hormone Club- Understand your body and improve health in Perimenopause and Menopause The Energy Club- Metabolism and Blood Sugar at Midlife. See podcast episodes on YouTube

Have you ever wondered if it's possible to take yoga off the mat and into the rest of your life? I am so excited to have my very special guest, Janet Stone, who is a global yoga teacher, sharing teachings from the heart. Listen in as Janet shares how yoga can go beyond the physical aspect, the yoga journey of motherhood, tools to connect, feel and breathe into your own creative power, and so much more! EPISODE SPONSORS Feel Good Detoxy: USE LINK: https://shop.mysolluna.com/products/detoxy Use code: boosthealth for 20% off Powered and Distributed by: PodcastOne

Summer Stories Vier de zomer met Radio Savannah!  In deze aflevering bomvol boekentips voor in je koffer, onderweg, of gewoon op je eigen nachtkastje. Het begin van summer vol stories betekent voor Radio Savannah ook het einde van haar eerste hoofdstuk! Hosts van het eerste uur Lola en Suzanne zwaaien af als vaste makers van de podcast. Nieuwe stemmen zullen na de zomer jullie oren in komen, maar eerst blikt het duo nog terug op drie jaar samen podcasten, boeken lezen en tips delen. Wil je meekletsen met Lola en Suzanne? Laat het ons weten op Instagram, Twitter en Facebook en gebruik #RadioSavannah. Voor (lees)tips en fanmail zijn we ook te bereiken op info@savannahbay.nl. Savannah's Summer Stories De hitte kondigt het al aan: het wordt zomer! En met de zomer komen dagen vrij, dagjes naar zee/meer/plassen of juist naar het bos. En eindelijk tijd om te lezen! Voor de zomermaanden hebben we voor jullie de mooiste verhalen uitgekozen. Je krijgt teamtips, leesadviezen en we hebben een leuke winactie opgezet, waarmee je kans maakt op een boekenpakket.Speciaal voor deze zomer hebben we een twaalftal van onze favoriete titels voor je verzameld in een mooie zomerse leeslijst. Het zijn echte Savannah-titels; boeken die we graag zelf lezen en jou warm aanbevelen. Check onze webshop voor alle titels.Ook zijn we bezig met het verzamelen van zomerse leestips van onze vrijwilligers. Houd onze socials en website in de gaten voor updates. Meer info en een overzicht van alle gekozen titels vind je hier op onze website.  Demon Copperhead: a boy born to a teenaged single mother in a single-wide trailer, with no assets beyond his dead father's good looks and copper-colored hair, a caustic wit, and a fierce talent for survival. Demon befriends us on this, his journey through the modern perils of foster care, child labor, derelict schools, athletic success, addiction, disastrous loves, and crushing losses. Through all of it, he reckons with his own invisibility in a popular culture where even the superheroes have abandoned rural people in favor of cities. Inspired by the unflinching truth-telling of David Copperfield, Kingsolver enlists Dickens' anger and compassion, and above all, his faith in the transformative powers of a good story. Demon Copperhead gives voice to a new generation of lost boys, and all those born into beautiful, cursed places they can't imagine leaving behind. Vind het boek hier in de webshop.  In De boekwinkel aan het eind van de wereld lees je de hartverscheurende memoires van Ruth Shaw, een charmante boekhandelaar uit het afgelegen dorp Manapouri, in het diepe zuiden van Nieuw-Zeeland. Ruth verweeft de verhalen van de bijzondere klanten van haar winkel met mijmeringen over haar favoriete boeken en het ongelooflijke verhaal van haar rijke, afwisselende en soms moeilijke leven. Ze zeilde jarenlang over de Stille Oceaan, waar ze werd overvallen door piraten, had bijzondere relaties, werd opgenomen in een inrichting, hielp in Sydney drugsverslaafden en prostituees, voerde campagne voor tal van milieukwesties en werkte met haar man Lance op een groot jacht. Ruths leven bestond niet alleen uit omzwervingen en avonturen, ze leed ook enkele zeer grote verliezen. Door haar gevoel voor humor zal dit boek je behalve aan het huilen ook zeker aan het lachen maken. En het zal ervoor zorgen dat je Ruth en haar kleine boekwinkel wilt bezoeken. De boekwinkel aan het eind van de wereld is het opmerkelijke verhaal van een wel heel bijzondere boekhandelaar. Vind het boek hier in de webshop.  Lola en Suzannes ultieme Radio Savannah luistertips Er kronkelt een nieuwe rivier door Koraalboom. Wetenschappers vermoeden dat grootschalige boskap voor de lokale sojateelt de oorzaak is; dorpsbewoners denken aan wraak van de oude goden. Twee dagen nadat de Engelse journalist Janet Stone naar het dorp is gekomen voor een artikel over de rivier, wordt sojaboer en dichter Hugo Frys vermoord.

Janet Stone has immersed herself into the ancient practices of yoga for over thirty years. She shares her teachings from the heart, creating a unique approach to living yoga through curiosity, devotion, and dedication. She offers classes globally that challenge her students to investigate what they think they know, to hold compassion for what they discover within themselves, and to remember presence, the long-view, and the radical depth of our interconnectedness. www.janetstoneyoga.comIG: @janetstoneyogaSpotify: Janet Stone NEW album Follow Your Heart: https://orcd.co/followyourheartKeep in touch with Michael online: https://michaelfranti.comThe Stay Human podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts: https://stayhumanpodcast.com PODCAST EPISODE CREDITS:Executive Producers: Michael Franti and Activist Artists ManagementProducer: Angie Griffith for BPOSITIIVArtist Manager: Caitlin Stone for Activist Artists ManagementManagement Coordinator: Bryce Matthews for Activist Artists ManagementSocial Media Manager: Kaitlyn Parmenter for Alchemy Artist ServicesPresenting Sponsor: Gibson Brands  Instrumental from: “Crazy For You” by Michael Franti Editing by: Roger Gowdy for Page Turners Studio

Janet Stone has immersed herself into the ancient practices of yoga for over thirty years. She shares her teachings from the heart, creating a unique approach to living yoga through curiosity, devotion, and dedication. She offers classes globally that challenge her students to investigate what they think they know, to hold compassion for what they discover within themselves, and to remember presence, the long-view, and the radical depth of our interconnectedness. www.janetstoneyoga.comIG: @janetstoneyogaSpotify: Janet Stone NEW album Follow Your Heart: https://orcd.co/followyourheartKeep in touch with Michael online: https://michaelfranti.comThe Stay Human podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts: https://stayhumanpodcast.com PODCAST EPISODE CREDITS:Executive Producers: Michael Franti and Activist Artists ManagementProducer: Angie Griffith for BPOSITIIVArtist Manager: Caitlin Stone for Activist Artists ManagementManagement Coordinator: Bryce Matthews for Activist Artists ManagementSocial Media Manager: Kaitlyn Parmenter for Alchemy Artist ServicesPresenting Sponsor: Gibson Brands  Instrumental from: “Crazy For You” by Michael Franti Editing by: Roger Gowdy for Page Turners Studio

Hanuman Bolo, mantra issu du kirtan du vendredi 11 février 2022 au studio Yoga Etxea à Guéthary, France. Il est une adaptation de la version de Janet Stone & Dj Drez, par notre ami Alejandro Candela . Guidé par Gaëtane Abrial, Pia Le Cannu, Anouk Corolleur et Guillaume Faret, il est sublimé par toutes les personnes présentes qui ont permis l'émergence d'une richesse sonore et émotionnelle à chaque seconde. On y entend les sourires. Hanuman Bolo Hanuman Bolo Jay Sita Ram Jay Deva Hanuman, chante trois personnages principaux de la grande épopée du Ramayana : Sita incarnation de Lakshmi, Ram incarnation de Vishnu et Hanuman, le grand singe dont le courage et la fidélité sont sans bornes pour réunir Sita et Ram dans leur incommensurable amour. Yogaetxea.com

We are in a mental health pandemic. Do you struggle with asking for help? How do you know what is the right type of helping resource for you? How do you overcome personal and systemic barriers to seeking mental health care? What characteristics do you look for in a therapist? In this episode, Dr. Diana Hill and Dr. Nicole Siegfried take the mystery and the stigma out of mental health care. Diana shares skills to practice the vulnerability of asking for help despite emotions that may come up.   About Dr. Nicole SiegfriedDr. Nicole Siegfried is the Chief Clinical Officer for Lightfully Behavioral Health. She is a licensed clinical psychologist and serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She has worked in mental health for over 20 years and has served in national leadership positions for the past 10 years. She is an international speaker and has published research, magazine articles, and book chapters in eating disorders, mental health, and suicide. Nicole believes that recovery is possible for all individuals with mental health disorders and that all individuals are capable and deserving of a life worth living. She brings with her a commitment to a training-focused, outcomes-driven clinical model and a passion for team culture and collaboration. Nicole lives in Birmingham, Alabama with her family. She loves reading, skiing, and traveling with her family. Key TakeawaysIsolating ourselves and avoiding our human emotions contributes to mental health suffering. Asking for help is a vulnerable process of communication. If you are struggling with symptoms that are interfering with living your life, it's time to seek outside help for the problems. Identifying the processes that keep you stuck and the processes that lead you to wellness are critical in mental health care. The relationship with your therapist is central to meeting your goals in therapy.  A therapist should convey warmth, be self-aware, understand power dynamics, and be up to date on research-backed care. Mental health care is not one size fits all.  Relevant Resources Mentionedhttps://drdianahill.com/extras/ (Download Your Daily Practice for Episode 9 Here) http://www.lightfully.com/ (Learn more about Lightfully Behavioral Health) https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-siegfried-3218b2184/ (Learn more about Dr. Nicole Siegfried) https://drdianahill.com/guest-post-be-in-the-present-with-process-based-therapy/ (Read Dr. Siegfried Guest Post on my blog) Research article:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7000132/ ( Examining Hope as a Transdiagnostic Mechanism of Change) Research article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282703349_Love_Yourself_as_a_Person_Doubt_Yourself_as_a_Therapist (Love yourself as a person, doubt yourself as a therapist?  ) Book Chapter: https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2017-19174-002 (How and why are some therapists better than others: Understanding therapist effects )by Wampold et al. (2017) Information about pandemic stress and mental health: https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2021/10/stress-pandemic-decision-making (APA Stress in America 2021 Survey) New York Times article: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/16/well/mind/mental-health-therapists.html (We Surveyed 1320 Therapists and the News Isn't Good) by Tara Parker-Pope  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w18JMtD0YnQ (Video of Steven Hayes on Process-Based Therapy) Nicole's Walk-up song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWzrABouyeE (What a Wonderful World) by Louis Armstrong Diana's Walk-up song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4nD5Ee0v7M (Compassion) by Lucinda Williams, and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzwKq1JzIRU (Twameva by Janet Stone) https://drdianahill.com/events/ (Diana's upcoming events with InsightLA, PESI, and Praxis Continuing Education ) Stay tuned for my next episode on YLIP with with Elizabeth Ricker on how to use scientific self-help...

This episode was originally released to MPlus subscribers. If you want access to  subscriber-only segments of Mamamia Out Loud each week SUBSCRIBE HERE Following your dreams and pursuing your passions sounds very noble, but for some, finding one isn't so easy. Janet Stone's article Why we should stop telling our kids to 'follow their passions' has Jessie, Mia, and Holly wondering if passion is necessary to have a fulfilling career, or if it comes with practice... The End Bits Follow us on Instagram @mamamiaoutloud CREDITS Hosts: Jessie Stephens, Mia Freedman and Holly Wainwright Producer: Sydney Pead CONTACT US Via our PodPhone on 02 8999 9386 Via our email at outloud@mamamia.com.au  Via our Outlouders Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/groups/329632330777506/ Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Support the show: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplus/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yes! We made it to 100! This podcast has been a labor of love for the last 3 years. I've had the immense pleasure to chat with some of the most accomplished yoga teachers, wellness experts, and spiritual teachers in the west so they can share their work and best-kept secrets with you. Some were genuinely excited to come on, others I had to slightly harass and I've reached out to many more who never even made it on. I want to take a moment to say thank you to all our guests so far, for giving freely their time, sharing their expertise, and being so open and generous with the process… For today's episode, we are celebrating, by first, doing a recap of the episodes that were the most listened to in the last 3 years. We'll also go over the episode that you guys voted for to enter our celebration giveaway and I want to underline a couple of episodes that I think were underrated but that were special to me and that should have made it to the top of the chart in my opinion.100TH EPISODE GIVEAWAYIf you voted for your favorite episode, thank you so much!Our randomly selected winner for our 100th episode giveaway is Flo Dupuy from the US. Congratulations!!!Our winner voted for Ep58 Restorative Yoga and the Importance of Slowing Down, with Judith Hanson Lasater. Their takeaway was “Some people's cholesterol levels dropped up to 50 points in one hour of yoga practice. Cholesterol is a measure of stress. The sequence is not the key part, it's more taking the weight of stress off. It is so powerful.”I want to say a huge thank you to all our sponsors for this giveaway. You are winning a 100$ gift card from Athleta, a yoga mat from Liform, an Eco Yoga Bolster and Acupressure Mat and Pillow set from Ajna WellBeing, a Roll Model Starter Kit, and a class pass for one of Jill Miller union-fit classes, one month on my membership, an eye pillow from Spritz wellness London, and the book Move, Connect, Play from Jason Nemer.TOP 5 MOST LISTENED EPISODESHere are our top 5 most listened-to episodes of the last 3 years!#25. The 8 limbs, with Janet Stone.#58: Restorative Yoga and the Importance of Slowing Down, with Judith Hanson Lasater.#1: When you say yoga…#75: The Art of Sequencing with Jason Crandell.#46 Chakras 101, with Anodea Judith.EPISODE VOTED FOR IN OUR GIVEAWAYDuring the episode, I mentioned the 3 episodes that were the most voted for. Here they are:#93: A 3 Step Guide to Being More Yourself, with Erika Belanger.Meiling voted for #93 and shared: The moment I heard this episode, I was super confused about my path and my decisions, and I remember being in the car alone, looking for a sign and I wrote yoga podcast on Spotify, and On and Off Your Mat came out and I don't know what, but something made me choose this episode. I went to a lake with my journal and started to write all the questions with their answers, and Felt so relieved. Thank you so much for guiding me. My takeaway is “Stay focused on yourself, what you want and what you can control.” #87: 5 Reasons you Procrastinate, with Erika Belanger.Emily voted for #87 and said “Listening to the episode made me feel like Erika was living life alongside me! She shared best practices without imparting shame and gave me actionable steps to take that didn't require much effort.”#92: Your Nervous System and Digestion, with Rachel Everett.Cristina voted for this episode and said: I've always had gut and digestive issues, this episode allowed me to connect the dots and understand why I've struggled so much.Many more episodes were voted for here an incomplete list:#90: Beginning Again, a Way to Practice and to Live, with Peter Walters“I love the vibe. It's chill and makes me feel really comfortable.”#77: Setting Goals and Moving Forward with Erika Belanger“It has helped me finally learn to set goals and actually complete them for once! You broke everything down into manageable pieces for me and I don't know something just clicked and I wrote it all down and viola!”#89: Creating a Sustainable and Loving Approach to Yoga, with Brea Johnson“I have had some health struggles this year that have made me have to adapt my yoga practice to really fit my needs. It's hard not being able to just follow any yoga flow, but works like this podcast are helping me”#74: Yoga, Chronic Pain, and Mental Health, with Erika Belanger“Having a daughter with chronic pain made this episode a must listen and I got great reassurance around managing pain within yoga.”#54: Meditation 101, with Bex Urban“Bex talks about meditation and yoga in a really unique and all-encompassing way. Her view is that for some people, yoga can be perfecting crow pose; for others, it can simply be learning to breathe better. Her words gave me the mindset and space to reshape my views. I began to realize that sometimes my yoga practice can be just me on my mat focusing on my breath rather than any set posture. That yoga is what you make, it every time you take to your mat. How liberating! Thank you Bex.”#80: Awakening and Healing Your Womb with Diana Beaulieu.“This episode so touched me. I really related to everything that was being said. Erika's questions always bring out the best in episodes.”THE UNDERRATED EPISODESThese 2 episodes have a special place in my heart…#64: Sanctuary Meditation and Yoga Nidra with Rod Stryker.#34: Real Love, Mindfulness and Loving-Kindness with Sharon Salzberg.SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW! BECOME A PREMIUM MEMBER TODAYIf you haven't already done so, please subscribe, rate and review this podcast anywhere you listen. Find out how here.We recently transitioned our Premium Membership to this new platform: www.withribbon.com/u/erikabelanger. As a member, you can get a ton of exclusive audio and video content. We added a new library of almost 200 recorded full-length yoga classes in a Netflix-Style Membership. Finally, you can sign up for any live-stream class I offer! Everything yoga-class-related is now in the same place! If you're new to With Ribbon, here's a walkthrough video I recorded to help you find your way around.Know that as you become a Premium Member, your contribution ripples to thousands of people every week, allowing me to offer accessible quality free content to a wide community of yogis. This podcast is one of the away I contribute to the community, and this membership is a way you can too. It allows you to share everything yoga offers with the world by supporting me in the creation and production of this podcast while I choose to keep it ad-free. RETREAT / GO FUND MEI'll be leading an Eco-Luxury Yoga Retreat in Mexico, in November 2021. I heard you, you've been craving to immerse yourself in yoga, nature, and community again so you can feel renewed and re-enliven. Many of us are suffering from zoom fatigue. So I'm offering you to hit the beach and the reset button so you can let go of this last year. You'll find all the info for that retreat at erikabelanger.com/yoga-retreat-mexico.In parallel, I have launched a Go-Fund-Me campaign. I know yoga retreats are an investment and I know how hard the last year has been. Yoga retreats were in my personal growth, so I wanted to give back. I'm raising money while investing alongside the community to make the experience of a yoga retreat available to students who wouldn't be able to participate otherwise. If you're able to donate anything you could transform someone's life. And if you're in need you can apply for the scholarship. And either way, I'd love for you to share it with the people you love and on social media. That's a simple way you can directly impact others' lives in a positive way. Find the Go-Fund-Me Campaign here.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/5a5fdec3a4d96aa520f89227. 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Nat Kendall is a San Francisco-based Bhakti yoga teacher and musician who hosts weekly classes in the Bay Area, annual retreats and has produced numerous albums with different collaborators, most recently an acoustic collection called “My Friend."Raised in Bozeman, Montana, Nat learned guitar, keys and percussion instruments early on and attended the Musicians Institute of Los Angeles followed by the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. He then moved to San Francisco at the age of 30, working as an audio producer and creative director for Pandora Internet Radio before he discovered the path of yoga and began his teaching journey with Rusty Wells and Janet Stone.This is a deeply personal conversation about truth, vulnerability, commitment to self love, and life as the ultimate practice of yogic philosophy. We talk about seeing our teachers as humans, not people who are perfected beings or enlightened masters.He openly shares insight into how his yoga practice helps him remain humble in partnership, the incredible gift of parents who always told him to 'Keep Going' no matter what project or hobby he was pursuing, and the long and winding path of how he navigated a 'Dark Night of the Soul' period in his twenties. We get plenty of laughs, though, as he recounts his time playing in punk and hip hop bands, a path that ultimately led him to using music as an expression of devotion rather than ego.You can hear the buzz of the fans in the heat of the evening, the clink of people setting down mugs of tea between sips. This audio brings you right into the main lodge of the Feathered Pipe Ranch—a place that perhaps you've been before or want to venture to in the future.Nat Kendall WebsiteSupport the show (https://featheredpipe.com/gratitude/)

In Episode 32 of the Wisdom of Yoga Podcast, Janet Stone, shares her with us how yoga became her sole purpose. Janet shares with us : • Her study and deep appreciation for each of the practices of yoga, asana, mediation, and chanting • How the practices provide stability in our lives • How yoga supports her as a parent.

This week on the Practice, yoga teacher and breath coach Janet Stone teaches a 5-minute meditation for embracing life's ebbs and flows. For more practices like this from world-renowned yoga teachers, join our members-only experience at yogajournal.com/activepass.

Best Of 2020 | Today Dreamer Podcast   Welcome to the "Best of 2020" episode of the Today Dreamer podcast. This is my way to say thanks to all of those who've come along on this journey with me and a way to share a glimpse into the insights I've uncovered over the past year.   New listeners to the podcast can dip their toes in and see if the show resonates with them while members of the Today Dreamer family can get a refresher as well as catch up on episodes they may have missed out on.   It's certainly been an interesting year but with all the challenges come new opportunities for reflection, expansion and exploration.   With all my love, gratitude and care I hope you enjoy this special remix and get something out of the show to help deepen your connection with yourself, other beings and the natural world we are all a part of.   Be well!   Please consider subscribing if you haven't already. -----------------------------------------------------------------   Full episodes also available on YouTube see below:   05:29 Learning to Listen to Your Inner Flow of Sound (w/ Kevin Courtney) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swob-tN4wBw&t=10s   09:45 Mantra and the Spiritual Practice of Life (w/ Janet Stone) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC59mHgxIdU&t=237s   17:36 Participating in the Process of Healing (w/ Charles Eisenstein) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqXQ7jJrwas&t=438s   28:48 Connecting to the Natural World (w/ Dr. Maya Shetreat) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOPT_ZR8L0k   35:33 The Process of Plant Medicine Healing (w/ Javier Regueiro) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhGKnm2NrKo&t=1723s   41:54 Rituals 101 - Creating Meaning and Connection (w/ Casper ter Kuile) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qenH4FqrxY8&t=2s   46:47 How to Get in Sync with Your Soul (w/ Dr. James Willis) (Episode to be released early 2021)   1:00:50 Navigating Your Way Through Life (w/ Tim Adalin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bVr6sl1V9M&list=PLexvtkkXkxwPl7PtqKvKJKrIigFeKyjkx&index=14&t=3224s   1:12:03 Changing Core Beliefs (w/ Westcott Louden) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Ds09-oZyI&t=1333s   1:17:45 Free Your Inner Voice with Chanting (w/ Nikki Slade) youtube.com/watch?v=JXyZ4EwtTOw&t=2088s   1:22:08 How to Find Belonging and Connection (w/ Sebene Selassie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzPezNTJjtg&t=148s  

Best Of 2020 | Today Dreamer Podcast   Welcome to the "Best of 2020" episode of the Today Dreamer podcast. This is my way to say thanks to all of those who've come along on this journey with me and a way to share a glimpse into the insights I've uncovered over the past year.   New listeners to the podcast can dip their toes in and see if the show resonates with them while members of the Today Dreamer family can get a refresher as well as catch up on episodes they may have missed out on.   It's certainly been an interesting year but with all the challenges come new opportunities for reflection, expansion and exploration.   With all my love, gratitude and care I hope you enjoy this special remix and get something out of the show to help deepen your connection with yourself, other beings and the natural world we are all a part of.   Be well!   Please consider subscribing if you haven't already. -----------------------------------------------------------------   Full episodes also available on YouTube see below:   05:29 Learning to Listen to Your Inner Flow of Sound (w/ Kevin Courtney) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swob-tN4wBw&t=10s   09:45 Mantra and the Spiritual Practice of Life (w/ Janet Stone) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC59mHgxIdU&t=237s   17:36 Participating in the Process of Healing (w/ Charles Eisenstein) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqXQ7jJrwas&t=438s   28:48 Connecting to the Natural World (w/ Dr. Maya Shetreat) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOPT_ZR8L0k   35:33 The Process of Plant Medicine Healing (w/ Javier Regueiro) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhGKnm2NrKo&t=1723s   41:54 Rituals 101 - Creating Meaning and Connection (w/ Casper ter Kuile) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qenH4FqrxY8&t=2s   46:47 How to Get in Sync with Your Soul (w/ Dr. James Willis) (Episode to be released early 2021)   1:00:50 Navigating Your Way Through Life (w/ Tim Adalin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bVr6sl1V9M&list=PLexvtkkXkxwPl7PtqKvKJKrIigFeKyjkx&index=14&t=3224s   1:12:03 Changing Core Beliefs (w/ Westcott Louden) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Ds09-oZyI&t=1333s   1:17:45 Free Your Inner Voice with Chanting (w/ Nikki Slade) youtube.com/watch?v=JXyZ4EwtTOw&t=2088s   1:22:08 How to Find Belonging and Connection (w/ Sebene Selassie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzPezNTJjtg&t=148s  

Welcome to the #PracticeWithClara Podcast where Clara and Stephanie discuss philosophy, yoga, and all things related to the practice. In this episode, we interview yoga teacher Janet Stone on the power of coming together as a Sangha and creating rituals through Sadhana. * More about our guest: Janet Stone Yoga: https://janetstoneyoga.com/ Listen to Janet's Music on Spotify or Apple Music. * More on this episode: 1:52 Introducing Janet Stone Janet shares her story of how she came to yoga and started teaching, her early teachers and initial influencers of the practice, and the early days of solo-travel with her two little girls. 9:52 A Celebration of Being Together Online Janet touches on her lifestyle and current offerings since the onset of COVID-19 including what her practice looks like and the benefits of online yoga. 12:35 Exploring Your Passion through Collaboration Janet shares how she started collaborating with musicians and the benefit of working with talented people who share your passion. 14:24 Mantra as a Muse and Being With What Is Janet's offerings are rooted in a mantra; she shares how she became attune and inspired by sound vibration and how it unites practitioners with Bhakti, the practice of devotion. 24:01 Geeking Out on Slow Flow Janet and Clara share what they're craving in their personal practices and how they're geeking out on slower flows, restorative, and nourishing rituals. 26:00 Yoga and Aligning with Motherhood Janet and Clara share how the practice of motherhood influences and inspires the art of yoga. 29:02 Fierce Boundaries and Learning What to Let Go Janet shares her tips for managing time, working with a team, and how she created a container for her prana to direct her energy and efforts into her values. 38:17 How Do We Support Each Other as a Global Community? Clara and Janet touch on some of the massive shifts that have occurred in the yoga industry given the current landscape, and how we may let go and grieve as we transition into unknown territory. 42:00 Honoring a 40-Day Sadhana Janet shares some of her current online sessions with her upcoming 200h and 300h YTT, live yoga sessions, and her 40-Day Sadhana that starts in January for all to gather and focus their attention. * Join the conversation in our community Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PracticeWithClaraCommunity/ Watch the full episode: https://practice.clararobertsoss.com/categories/practicewithclara-podcast Visit Clara Roberts Oss Website: https://www.clararobertsoss.com/practice-with-clara-podcasts/ Music by Pete Wonder: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2VrPlfk05gv9KwCCM5She5

Featured Music/Artists/Poets etc: Snatam Kaur, Satsang, Kanho Yakushiji, Janet Stone and DJ Drez, In the Shallows, Govinda

Musical journey of Deano featuring Fat Freddys Drop, St Germain, Trevor Hall, Govinda, Janet Stone, Steve Gold, The Human Experience, Kanho Skakushiji

Join me on this exploration of mantra and the spiritual practice of life. Spiritual practices like yoga asanas, meditation, chanting, breathwork and so on are important tools on the spiritual path. Integrating the lessons derived from these practices and learning to embody them seems to be an important part of the ongoing process. Janet Stone from Janet Stone Yoga joins me in this special spiritual podcast around chanting to discuss yoga, mantras and the spiritual practice of life. We discuss being an ongoing student and the depth / profound nature a consistent spiritual practice can carry. Janet shares some lovely spiritual stories and shares her wisdom gained through experience teaching/studying yoga, meditation, holding spiritual retreats and practising chanting for many years. Be sure to visit Janet Stone's website: https://janetstoneyoga.com/ Become one of my very first subscribers for more authentic and conscious growth content! https://www.youtube.com/todaydreamer?sub_confirmation=1 If this episode on chanting, mantras, spirituality and the spiritual practice of life has been informative and entertaining please leave me a comment below or consider subscribing for more videos to help you with clarity, focus and meaningful action in your life. Whether your stressed, anxious or looking for your purpose or passion these videos are aimed at helping you reach a state of stillness that you can continue to return back to. Please stay tuned for more videos on spirituality but in the meantime, consider checking out my other social spaces including my podcast on meaningful change also called Today Dreamer. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/today.dreamer/ Website: https://www.todaydreamer.com More on Janet Stone: As a global yoga warrior and servant to the breath, Janet is a student of this heart journey. She is based in San Francisco and lends a wealth of knowledge and yoga experience to create a unique approach to living yoga. Janet Stone’s studentship began at 17 under the meditation teachings of Prem Rawat. His reverence for simplicity and finding joy in the rise and fall of life live on in her practice and teaching today. She shares from the alchemy of her own sadhana through bhakti yoga and the eight-limbed path. Music: EMERGE Album - Janet Stone, Nat Kendall, Egeman Sanli

Join me on this exploration of mantra and the spiritual practice of life. Spiritual practices like yoga asanas, meditation, chanting, breathwork and so on are important tools on the spiritual path. Integrating the lessons derived from these practices and learning to embody them seems to be an important part of the ongoing process. Janet Stone from Janet Stone Yoga joins me in this special spiritual podcast around chanting to discuss yoga, mantras and the spiritual practice of life. We discuss being an ongoing student and the depth / profound nature a consistent spiritual practice can carry. Janet shares some lovely spiritual stories and shares her wisdom gained through experience teaching/studying yoga, meditation, holding spiritual retreats and practising chanting for many years. Be sure to visit Janet Stone's website: https://janetstoneyoga.com/ Become one of my very first subscribers for more authentic and conscious growth content! https://www.youtube.com/todaydreamer?sub_confirmation=1 If this episode on chanting, mantras, spirituality and the spiritual practice of life has been informative and entertaining please leave me a comment below or consider subscribing for more videos to help you with clarity, focus and meaningful action in your life. Whether your stressed, anxious or looking for your purpose or passion these videos are aimed at helping you reach a state of stillness that you can continue to return back to. Please stay tuned for more videos on spirituality but in the meantime, consider checking out my other social spaces including my podcast on meaningful change also called Today Dreamer. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/today.dreamer/ Website: https://www.todaydreamer.com More on Janet Stone: As a global yoga warrior and servant to the breath, Janet is a student of this heart journey. She is based in San Francisco and lends a wealth of knowledge and yoga experience to create a unique approach to living yoga. Janet Stone's studentship began at 17 under the meditation teachings of Prem Rawat. His reverence for simplicity and finding joy in the rise and fall of life live on in her practice and teaching today. She shares from the alchemy of her own sadhana through bhakti yoga and the eight-limbed path. Music: EMERGE Album - Janet Stone, Nat Kendall, Egeman Sanli

Boss Lady!  How these 3 women create cash flow even during these times of coronavirus - https://mycashflowacademy.com/ If you are looking for Boss Lady!  How these 3 women create cash flow even during these times of coronavirus, then watch this video to learn everything you need to know about Boss Lady!  How these 3 women create cash flow even during these times of coronavirusBoss Lady! How these 3 women create Cash Flow from home even in these times of CoronavirusJoin us as we talk to a local celebrity, a grandmother and a former Media salesperson about creating mailbox money even in these times of Corona virus restrictions.If you have played the CashFlow101 game or heard Robert Kiyosaki talk, you know that he encourages you to start or get involved in a small business that eventually could replace your full time job income. Get out of the Rat Race!He encourages you to use that extra money to invest and also says that the beauty is that you learn business skills with that small business so you can talk like an investor with investors.Yes being an investor is a sales job. You are selling yourself, your ideas, that the seller should sell to you, etc...And if you have read Cash Flow Quadrant then you know you want to get out of the E (employee) part of the quadrant to the S (self-employed) and eventually be fully on the I (investor) part of the quadrant.AND benefit from the tax breaks B business owners get that employees do not.These 3 ladies are all at different stages of building their businesses from fairly new and successful to been there 15 years with awards. and who helps them?How did they have a job 9-5 AND build the business and still have a life?Come hear how they build a team, do the marketing, learn to run the financials of the business, stay motivated themselves,and lift other women towards their goals.YES you will learn a lot from these 3 ladies sharing the good bad and the ugly.This is not a late night program this is business women telling you the truth!The structure will be 15 minute talk about their background, the business itself, how much money it took to get it started, how long it took to see cash flow, how much cash flow they have now, what were their mistakes and their wins, and what they would do over.Martha Vasquez 15 years direct sales built it from nothing to a strong cash flow and then scaled back.Vera Herlihy (Jimenez) is a television personality so has a busy life and strange work hours but loved her product so much she wanted to share with everyone and work towards financial freedom.Janet Stone was able to leave her media job to be a representative for a clothing line that had a legendary women who started it out of her garage.Take control of your financial life now because Corona Virus won't be the last life-changing event you will see in your lifetime...Martha Vasques - PARTYLITEhttps://www.partylite.biz/sites/marthavasquez(310) 567-0084Vera Herlihy (Jimenez) - ARBONNEhttps://www.instagram.com/verajimeneztv/?hl=en https://www.arbonne.com/pws/elviraherlihy/tabs/home.aspx?fbclid=IwAR2enHQFMF0FErU2nomw9GrvR6w2nLUeFQc3myglogrArSLcHnbt8hVxULk(562) 248-6567Janet Stone - CABIhttps://janetstone.cabionline.com/(310) 283-6598

RootHub has been traveling the world utilizing music to heal and lift spirits for almost two decades. His career and life hit an inflection point when he left the hustle and bustle of the LA music scene behind. He decided to choose “time” over “money” and moved to Hawaii. Thanks to his decision to choose “time” over “money, in Roothub's words, his “cosmic bank account” is massive. During this episode we dive deep into Roothub's relationship with money and discuss how he left the “normal” life behind to pursue his dreams. Roothub is living a life many would consider a dream. He lives on a farm in Hawaii and travels around the world planning music. He walks us through how and why he made this decision to leave the 9 to 5 behind. The path of music began for him, when at 18 months doctors successfully  performed an operation,  which gave Roothub the ability to hear for the first time. Roothub, singer, songwriter,  and creator began his career in 2005, when he toured through Europe and South America . In 2013 he started playing alongside many other famous singers  like  Erica and Janet Stone . Using consciousness lyrics and on the fly music and rhythms, Roothub helps create a space unbound by time  and attachment which is sure to provide people with happiness and peace . He also conducts workshops, which help unleash the power of expression for each and every individual. Links: Instagram : @roothub LinkedIn : @Roothub Website: www.roothub.com Mail : roothub@gmail.com  Quotes: “I have a treasure no vault can hold” – Roothub Shaun Maslyk gives a brief introduction on Roothub [00:28] Roothub explains the initial reaction he gets from his clients,  when he walks in holding a guitar and wearing flip flops [6:03] Roothub talks about his quest into the wild, which helped him develop himself (spending about 700 dollars in the year) [8:55] Roothub talks about the difficulty that people face in finding their true passion, and how they end up following money and not happiness [20:13] Roothub speaks on how “Happinness depends on the level of our thoughts” and his safety net and cosmic bank account [24:20] Discussion on “safety net”, and how to break out of the extreme fear of the future and want of security in life [29:32] Roothub talks about his money story growing up and the conflict between “internal and external” needs [35:54] A detailed discussion on the idea -“oppression of privilege” and on how to prevent materialistic ideas [40:36] Roothub explains the story behind his guitar [43:40] Discussion on “fulfillment” and “identity” [47:00] Roothub shares an anecdote which focuses on mutualism and expanded vision on stakeholding [49:03] Roothub's definition of wealth [51:40] Roothub hub sings a beautiful impromptu song (instant anthem) [57:00] Roothub responds to the question ” If you were 90 years old, and had to look back at this time of your life,  how would you see yourself.” [1:02:51]

This eight-minute meditation for finding sustainable energy calls on Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of abundance, and can apply to parenting, working, and simply living in the world today. It's taught by Janet Stone, a vinyasa teacher and the founder of Janet Stone Yoga. You can practice more with Janet in her online education course with Yoga Journal, called Yoga for Moms.

Annemieke Bosman spreek filosoof, kunstenaar, singer-songwriter en schrijver Eva Meijer over haar boek De nieuwe rivier. Er kronkelt een nieuwe rivier door Koraalboom. Wetenschappers vermoeden dat grootschalige boskap voor de lokale sojateelt de oorzaak is; dorpsbewoners denken aan wraak van de oude goden. Twee dagen nadat de Engelse journalist Janet Stone naar het dorp is gekomen voor een artikel over de rivier, wordt sojaboer en dichter Hugo Frys vermoord. Wanneer Janet op onderzoek uitgaat, komt ze erachter dat het land wordt opgeslokt door veel meer dan de rivier. De nieuwe rivier is een hallucinante eco-detective, waarin Eva Meijer een volstrekt originele wereld schetst. Een wereld om in te verdwijnen, met de sporen van Jorge Luis Borges en David Lynch.

Janet Stone is a yoga and meditation teacher with a global following. We spoke on March 23, 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic that is currently dominating the news and changing most our lives. Our intention was to give Janet space to offer actionable advice on how to be calmer and more grounded in the face of the unknown.

Shree is a healer at heart. She brings a 200 hour ERYT certification, with the addition of over 108 hours of training in Bhakti yoga and Tantric philosophy. Extensive Yoga Nidra, Meditation, and Restorative Yoga training gives her a deeper understanding of the more subtle experiences of yoga. Shree has also received certification, through Y12SR, to teach Yoga for Recovery and relapse prevention. Having studied under powerful leaders such as Janet Stone, Nikki Myers, Tommy Rosen, Dana Walters, Jeremy Wolf, Patrick Harrington, Hareesh Wallis, and Jason Neemer, her education and understanding of yoga is both expansive and eclectic. She continues her learning journey, as she travels the world to find new and exciting ways to bring Yoga, as a way of healing, to the people and places that she loves. Shree` has been an intuitive/spiritual massage therapist for over 10 years, received her Reiki 1&2 attunements in 2015 and Reiki Master attunement in 2019. She also offers her intuitive gifts through Reiki Energy Readings and Balancing, Energetic Cord Cutting, Card Readings, and personalized Star Seed Awakenings, from The Human Design. Shree’ has recently opened Ascension Studio on the Outer Banks to share all of her of offerings. In this episode, we cover: -Shree’s fears right now-Her story and turning point moment -Addiction and wearing masks -Coming to the Outer Banks and learning to be free-Yoga for addiction -How addiction shows up in all of our lives-Touching on Human Design Connect with Shree’ on Instagram: awaken_w_shreeVisit Shree’s website: https://ascensionobx.com/ACE Study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6220625/Check out Human Design: https://www.jovianarchive.com/get_your_chartConnect with me on Instagram: madds_baileeyy Visit my website: madelinebbailey.comIntro Music by: Seth Francis Cover Art by: Tyler Colter

Janet Stone (@janetstoneyoga) is a global yoga warrior, servant to the breath, and student of this heart journey. Janet’s studentship began at 17 under the meditation teachings of Prem Rawat. In 1996, she traveled to India, the birthplace of her grandfather, and became dedicated to the path of yoga. Janet blends the alchemy of her own practice with decades of study. She aspires not to teach but to allow the practice to emanate from her, letting awareness blend with movement and breath. Based in San Francisco, she leads immersions, retreats, workshops and more locally and internationally.   In this episode, you’ll hear from Janet on:  [09.20] Embracing her humanity. Rather than reaching for transcendence, she focuses on integrating yoga philosophy, and particularly, the qualities of kindness and compassion into her life by extending them towards her family, her community and the wider world.   [18.50] From Hollywood to motherhood. Janet charts the steps on her life’s path, from her career in the film industry and introduction to asana practice in India to her return to California, where she raised a family and set up a sangha.      [22.05] Learning lessons from death. How the experience of watching her father die provided the basis for Janet’s spiritual practice, forcing her to face her own mortality and come to terms with the passing of loved ones.   [33.59] The concept of enoughness. Critical of our constant need to do better and own more, Janet advises us to practice gratitude for what we have rather than fixating on what we feel is missing from our lives.   [46.20] The link between sustainability and yoga practice. Janet urges us to treat the earth as well as we treat our bodies, to act with care and compassion towards the environment and to avoid letting our greed for consumer goods destroy the planet’s resources.    Announcements:  Visit https://www.henryyoga.com/masterclass to get your free 60-minute hatha vinyasa masterclass Follow @henryyoga.app on Instagram  Visit www.warriorbridge.com/teachertraining to learn more about their upcoming teacher trainings Go to www.henrywins.com/vitamin to claim 10% off Future Kind Vitamins Check out https://henrywins.com/events/ to view all my upcoming workshops   Links from this episode:  The Ramayana by R. K. Narayan - Grab a copy of Janet’s recommended book Looking for your next book to read? Check out the list of every book recommended on Dharma Talk   Get in touch with Janet: Follow on @janetstoneyoga Instagram Vist https://janetstoneyoga.com/   Support the Podcast: If you find this podcast valuable you can support it directly by visiting: henrywins.com/donate   Credits: Music by Momentology (@momentologymusic) Production and audio engineering by Ease of Mind

Welcome to a year of Life is a Festival! It has been 12 months and 40 conversations since I launched this project, and what a project it has become! In fact today’s episode opens with the announcement of some incredible news for the show: I have been asked to perform a live version of Life is a Festival for Spotify’s end of year parties in London and Stockholm next month. This exciting honor bubbled up as life’s treasures often do, thanks to the support and belief of you, my community. I will publish those interviews together as a special Holiday episode so keep you ears open for that. Today’s episode is perfect for an anniversary. If there’s one resounding theme of Life is a Festival, it is integration. Indeed, integrating festivals, psychedelics and even our regular yoga practice into our daily, sometimes prosaic, experience is the key to living life as a festival. As my mother used to say, only Hanuman the Monkey Man can leap from peak to peak. The rest of us must wander down into the deep valleys in order to ascend to lofty heights. But perhaps we might someday become like Hanuman, if we can only remember our true power. This is brief but mighty. I am interviewing my yoga teacher, Janet Stone. With her expertise in all aspects of the eight limbed path, Janet manages to pack a curriculum of knowledge into 40 minutes of casual conversation. Now in her 18th year at Yoga Tree in San Francisco, Janet teaches around the world including pretty much every yoga festival in the world from Bali Spirit to Wanderlust. On the podcast we talk about how to take yoga off the mat and assimilate asanas into our daily lives. We discuss the importance of humor and service, including Janet’s passionate dedication to the environment. Finally Janet tells the story of Hanuman, whose deep devotion to Sita and Rama gave him the power to leap all the way to the island of Sri Lanka. From Burning Man to the bake sale, Janet Stone teaches us to live life like a festival both on the mat and off it. 
 LINKS Janet Stone: https://janetstoneyoga.com/ Janet Stone and DJ Drez Hanuman Bolo: spotify:track:6tTCmkDFjD6Dl3zj8dS8uh Yoga Tree: https://www.yogatreesf.com/ Photo by Ali Kaukas

Known in the music world as Rara Avis (n. latin for Rare Bird), Alex King-Harris is a dedicated master of his craft with over 20 years experience in live performance and music production with a core focus on where the electronic underground, yoga and ecstatic dance movements collide. He is also CEO and Founder of Yogi Tunes, an world wide online music service that provides top quality DJ driven soundtracks for yoga and other wellness activities.Rara's live sets are a mixture of guitar, vocals, and dj techniques that combine pre-produced original studio music with live electronic elements to create a truly original, shamanic, heart felt transmission of music for embodiment.  Styles range across a multitude of genres including Ambient, Downtempo, World groove, African, Middle Eastern, East Indian, Tribal, Funk, House, and Hip Hop. Whether it be in a yoga class, on an ecstatic dance floor or at a festival –Rara's sounds are guaranteed to take you on a journey of blissful re-entry into the soul.As a long time member of two ground breaking music ensembles “Desert Dwellers”& “Shaman's Dream”, Rara co-pioneered the sound of contemporary wellness music by combining elements of music therapy, vibrational science, digital music production with a strong background in jazz, blues, ethnic and classical studies.He has composed music for many prominent yoga teachers such as Shiva Rea, Duncan Wong, Janet Stone, Elena Brower, Hemalayaa Behl, Simon Low, Desi Bartlett, Matthew Cohen, Jonny Kest, Desiree Rumbaugh, Micheline Berry, + many more. Notable artists he has remixed are Deva Premal, Jai Uttal, Girish, Kalya Scintilla, David Starfire, Deep Forest, Gurunam Singh, Karsh Kale, Laya Project, EarthRise SoundSystem, Tarun (Delhi 2 Dublin), and Deya Dova.After the success of his“DownTemple Dub” (Desert Dwellers // Amani Friend) series on White Swan Records, Rara began making regular appearances at some of the most popular festivals like Beloved, Lightning In A Bottle, Symbiosis, Wanderlust, Shambhala, and Earthdance Northern California, Pranafest, Inspire Truth, Yoga Journal Conference, Midwest Yoga Conference, Beloved, Harmony Festival + many others.He also co-wrote and co-produced many other house hold yoga/ecstatic dance albums such as "Kerala Dream”, "Dance Dream Dance”and “Dial M for Mantra // Jai Uttal Remixed”(Shaman's Dream // Craig Kohland).Rara's solo music is also available on San Francisco based indy label Six Degrees records.For the past 3 years he has also been CEO and co-founder of Yogi Tunes. Drawing on his many different talents and relationships while focusing on developing skills in business, technology and marketing to balance out his artistic endeavors.When not producing music or carrying out Yogi Tunes operations, Rara's prime joy is in mentoring kids, providing rites of passage for youth, and fostering community through the production of monthly Ecstatic Dance events.Follow Alex here:https://www.raraavismusic.comSupport the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

In this episode Mat and Ash have the honor of speaking with Janet Stone about taking your yoga practice off the mat and into everyday life.   Visit Janet online at https://janetstoneyoga.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janetstoneyoga/

Recorded Live at Yoga Tree Castro (September 13th 2019)

Recorded Live at Yoga Tree Castro on 8/20/19

In episode twenty-seven of the Higher Conversations Podcast, Kellee talks Yoga & Motherhood, Lineage & Practice with Janet Stone, an internationally recognized Yoga Teacher and Founder of Janet Stone Yoga.  Find out how Janet is inspiring Higher Conversations, how she found the Path of Yoga, her Lineage & Yoga Teachings, and how she encourages her students to bring yoga into everything that they do.    Takeaways:  -Yoga and Motherhood -How Janet Inspires Higher Conversations: Discussion on the difference between Higher and Lower Conversation.  -Echoes of Devotion & Path of Devotion: Her Music available on Spotify  -Her Path to Yoga   -Her Yoga Lineage and Teacher’s Path  -The 8-Limbed Path of Yoga  -The Art of Teaching Yoga: Advice for Teachers & Teachers in Training -Some offerings from Janet Stone Yoga: Retreats, Teacher Trainings & Immersions  -And so much more!   Connect with Janet: Instagram: @janetstoneyoga Website: www.janetstoneyoga.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7oaQcTqp6TnWoCjNZRitki    Intro + Interlude + Outro Music: “Tabla Rasa” by Jesse Blake -  jesseblakemusic.com   Do you have a Lyme Warrior or Wounded Healer story to share with the Higher Conversations Podcast Audience? Is your story about finding Light through a Journey through Darkness? Email Kellee at: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com or DM on Instagram: @theyogipoet   More information on the Hemp Revolution at: www.primemybody.com   Interested in Joining the Prime My Body Team? Contact me at: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com or visit my website www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com for more information on Hemp Products offered by Prime My Body and to purchase.  These products are changing my life. Do something for you!   Help support the show by:   Subscribing on iTunes Review and Rate the show on iTunes - this helps so much! Follow on Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Share with 1-2 People you know will love it!   Growing a podcast audience takes time, energy, and commitment.  I appreciate all of you who are becoming part of the tribe! Stay connected with me on Instagram @theyogipoet    With love and gratitude, thank you for listening and being a part of my Dharmic Journey.   Interested in having Kellee guest teach at your studio, to speak and/or teach at your upcoming event or festival?  Kellee is an international yoga and meditation teacher, and aerial yoga hammock instructor who travels and teaches at Wanderlust and other Festivals worldwide.   Connect with Kellee on Facebook: Kellee Rich, The Yogi Poet On Instagram: @theyogipoet Websites: www.theyogipoet.com & www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com  Email: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com

In the final episode of season one, Janet Stone tells us how yoga has shaped her life as a woman, mother, artist, environmental advocate and a yoga teacher. Stone shares how her yoga journey has led through deep, personal transformation on many levels. Listen as we discuss how the alchemy of Stone's own yoga journey through bhakti yoga and the eight-limbed path. Stone has been a dedicated yoga practitioner since 1996, when she traveled to India, the birthplace of her grandfather. Stone blends the alchemy of her own practice with decades of studentship. She aspires not to teach, but to allow the practice to emanate from her, letting awareness blend with movement and breath. Based in San Francisco, Janet leads immersions, retreats, and workshops. Janet grew up on a wonderful, slightly crazy hippie farm in Northern California, a childhood spent rescuing orphaned animals of every shape and size, eating a lot of tofu and homemade everything, cleaning rabbit cages, bailing hay, working hard, swimming naked, dancing around freely and feeling naturally connected to the planet, a feeling that continues to inform her life and teaching these days.

Recorded Live at Yoga Tree Castro on 5/17/19

I'm honored to have Janet Stone, AKA Mama Stone, on the show this week. She's the one who helped to demystify chanting when before I used to be afraid of it and make fun of it. We sit down and chat about how motherhood and raising her daughters have influenced her yoga practice and her teaching, as well as how chanting is a gateway to opening within. We also talk about bhakti, the yoga of devotion, and how it calls for all of us to acknowledge all of our emotions, instead of suppressing them.Chanting in Sanskrit has a special vibrational quality with none of its previous associations you might have attached. Despite chanting to various deities, or calling forth for a certain energy, it is an invocation to draw inward and start over again, and again, and again--and it doesn't matter if you are a singer or not. Next time you chant, see the emotional and physical changes that may arise. Tune in, and let's sing together!Learn more about Janet:www.janetstoneyoga.comInstagramMUSIC: Process by 92elmSUPPORT THE SHOW: If you find this podcast valuable you can support it directly by visiting https://donorbox.org/support-yogi-misfit-sessions-podcastFRIEND OF THE SHOW: Brett Larkin’s Online Teacher Training: Go to http://brettlarkin.com/danni to download the course brochure, and use promo code ‘danni’ when you sign up to get $100 off & my Flight School videos.WRITE A REVIEW: If you like the podcast, please leave a review or rating on iTunes! Click here for a quick and easy guide on how to leave a review on iTunes.Don’t forget to subscribe via: iTunes | Google Play | RSS | Spotify.See you on the mat. Much love and good vibes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For our 25th episode, I sat down with Janet Stone. Janet is a world renowned teacher and forever yoga student at heart. Her devotion to the practice and the study of yoga is palpable. She’s based in San Francisco and I discovered her work at the Yoga Journal Live event a couple years back. I loved her teachings right away and continued to follow her work online. She offers great programs for students that want to take the studies a little further than what we can cover in public classes. And that’s what we sat down to talk about today.As always, I really appreciate your support. So as you leave a review on iTunes or on your iPhone podcast app, you automatically enter a giveaway. Once more Athleta is supporting this podcast in their effort to ignite a community of strong women who lift each other up, and is giving out a 75$ shop card! If you're not sure how to leave a review, check this article. The winner of our last giveaway is iTunes user ... Thank you for your comment. DM me on instagram or email me erika.belanger@gmail.com to get your shop card!ABOUT OUR GUEST​​Janet Stone’s studentship began at 17 under the meditation teachings of Prem Rawat. His reverence for simplicity and finding joy in the rise and fall of life live on in her practice and teaching today. Sheshares from the alchemy of her own sadhana through bhakti yoga and the eight-limbed path.In 1996, she traveled to India, the birthplace of her grandfather, and became dedicated to the path of yoga. Based in San Francisco, she leads immersions, retreats, workshops and more.Find more about her and her offerings here:website : janetstoneyoga.comIG @janetstoneyoga Facebook @janetstoneyogaQUESTIONS SHE ANSWERED :Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your yoga journey?What are the eight limbs of yoga and why do we need to know about them?Why do thwy exist? Why are they in that order? Where do we start and where are we trying to go?To understand them a bit better can we unpack it and break it down limb by limb and discuss each of them?For teachers that might not feel comfortable teaching explicitly the yamas to their classes, how can they act in a way that embodies the yamas so they teach by example instead?What are the niyamas in contrast to the yamas?What’s missing to the physical practice if there’s no attention on the yamas and niyamas?In your opinion, can we say we practice yoga if we don’t practice physical movements? Or if we only practice physical movement?How do we want to practice? What kind of quality are we looking for with our body? Can you explain what prana is?What's the difference between pratyahara and the following limbs?How can people cultivate dharana?Can people hope to find samadhi? Is it attainable for average yogi today?REFERENCE :Nicolai Bachman, The path of the Yoga Sutras See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recorded Live at Yoga Tree Castro(January 11th 2019)

Janet Stone is a beloved yoga teacher and longtime faculty at the Esalen Institute. Janet grew up on a self-described “slightly crazy hippie farm” in Northern California, where she ate tofu, baled hay, and cleaned rabbit cages. As an adult she spent eleven inspiring years in film and TV production, then traveled the world, visiting New Zealand, Egypt, and then northern India, where she began her yoga journey. Janet lives in San Francisco and continues to travel the world, teaching and leading. Some of her favorite things, per her website, include "Tantric Shaivism (go, Hareesh), Egyptian Licorice Mint Tea, the search for the perfect whoopie-pie (found many times), the New Yorker, great stretchy jeans (no, not jeggings), tall boots, long boards, flip-flops, warm toes, KCRW, inner exploration, curiosity, carpooling, that spot under the tree in Golden Gate Park, sunsets from Bingin, Bali, bath time, story time, snack time, picnic time, anytime with my girls." She is an articulate and passionate speaker about yoga, life, humility, the concept of "enoughness," meditation, why Esalen works, and more.

Discover the joy of daily practices that ground and open the heart with world-renowned yoga teacher, Janet Stone. Learn simple mantras you can use throughout your day, the history behind Hindu deities like Durga and Vishnu, and how to invoke the goddess Lakshmi. Janet shares with us how we can move from a place of lack and wanting more to a practice of enoughness. Sprinkled throughout are many personal tips from Janet's life as a yoga teacher, business-owner, and mom.   Janet Stone's studentship began at 17 under the meditation teachings of Prem Rawat. His reverence for simplicity and finding joy in the rise and fall of life live on in her practice and teaching today. In 1996, she traveled to India, the birthplace of her grandfather, and became dedicated to the path of yoga. Janet blends the alchemy of her own practice with decades of studentship. She aspires not to teach but to allow the practice to emanate from her, letting awareness blend with movement and breath. Based in Bali and San Francisco, she leads immersions, retreats, workshops and more.     Special Guest: Janet Stone www.janetstoneyoga.com @janetstoneyoga   Creator & Host: Brett Larkin http://www.brettlarkin.com/   Sound Engineer: Zach Cooper www.zmcmusic.tumblr.com   Producer: Benn Mendelson www.sivanaspirit.com www.sivanapodcast.com   Please consider leaving us a rating or review on iTunes!  

Namaste, my friends!   It is a blessing to be tuned into the Yoga Revealed Podcast with you! This is Alec Vishal Rouben, here to welcome you to this week's episode of the Yoga Revealed Podcast! Today is our high fortune to introduce the one and only, Janet Stone!   Janet came from the Bay Area of Yoga Tree Studios to Teach at The Hanuman Yoga Festival in June 2016. We sat down together and shared an insightful conversation revolving around Bhakti, Waking up to devotion, understanding negative thought patterns as well how we can better serve one another through Living Yoga. Sitting across from Janet is an absolute gift, and you can feel the amount of love for yoga and life itself that pours out of her eyes. She maintains a sense of presence that we can all strive for! Her attention to the practice of Yoga and the Breath is that which allows Janet to inspire so many individuals. She is a beautiful example of a Warrior Goddess Yogi! Tune into this episode to learn more about Bhakti Yoga and why we chant, what it’s purpose serves as in Yoga, and how Janet creates a comfortable space for all her students!   JANET STONE YOGA has presented a generous offer to the Yoga Revealed Podcast Community!  Visit this link: https://janetstoneyoga.com/course/svadharma-virtual-immersion/ to learn more about the training! Use the code: YOGAREVEALED to receive 20% off at the checkout window! The best part of this training is that you get to take it at your own pace!   Step into your power and learn the fundamentals of what it means to embody a daily Yoga Practice!   Please visit www.yogarevealed.com to sign up for the newsletter, which will hold exciting offers from future Masterful Teachers, like Janet Stone!   Stay tuned until next time,   Namaste and may you be blessed!   Love, Alec Rouben See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Janet Stone, yoga teacher, environmental advocate, and chanting artist, discusses what it means to live a life of devotion.

Today’s guest is Meghan Neeley. Meghan is a midwife for your own rebirth. She is a fiercely loving huntress of what wants to emerge through you. A soul-centered coach for leaders, guides, priestesses, teachers, and healers who are ready to listen to the whispers of their soul’s longing. Meghan sees, and loves, the one who is here now and the one you are becoming. The full spectrum of you is welcome in her presence. No holding back. Heart broken open in the quest to reveal your purpose and live from your essence. Meghan easefully bridges the gap between rich spiritual life and walking your talk in the world. She combines coaching skills with sacred ritual, yogic embodiment practices, tantrik meditation, and deity exploration, into the sacred ceremony of your journey together. Meghan has over 1200 hours of yoga teacher training with Shiva Rea and Janet Stone, and over 1000 hours of life coach training with Grace Clayton. She is a certified One Shift Coach and Desire Map facilitator and works with clients internationally. In addition to being an amazing lifestyle design coach, she also happens to be my wife. You can learn more about Meghan at www.MeghanNeeley.com, and sign up for her free Navaratri Sadhana HERE. This week you can hear Michael being interviewed on The Heart of the Matter, The Life Purpose Advisor Podcast and Motivate Me. Also, be sure to sign up for your Podcasting Mentorship Discovery Call today; and to learn more about Sponsorship Opportunities, send an email to Admin@MichaelNeeley.com.  Thanks! And don’t forget to subscribe to Consciously Speaking so that you don’t miss a single episode. While you’re at it, won’t you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! To learn more about our previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to www.MichaelNeeley.com and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

One hour vinyasa yoga class recorded live.  Insight.  Music:  Janet Stone and DJ Drez

MC Yogi, aka Nicholas Giacomini and Yoga Business Coach, Meredith Medland Sasseen, meet up at the 6th Annual Yoga Conference at Esalen in Big Sur, CA to be inspired by teachers like Janet Stone & Sianna Sherman. MC Yogi shares the stories of Ganesh & Hanuman with love, inspiration and humor - the show includes two full songs which accent a deep & fascinating conversation about MC Yogi's upbringing in a Catholic family and he offers a lens for Christians to view his work through that makes this content inspiring & accessible for everyone.