Podcasts about moksha yoga

Note from the Host Judy Librach: I want to dedicate this show on grief and loss to one of my dearest friends Donna, who sadly and unexpectedly passed away in December. Donna was truly an angel on this planet with the biggest heart, and she was someone who was so outward-focused and she had such generosity of spirit - she just was a benevolent and blessed being. Losing a friend like Donna really has been brutal, and I wanted to do this show for everyone who is grieving her loss. There are many of them, but my heart goes out mostly to her beautiful family. This week on Finding Your Bliss, we have a show devoted to grief and loss, and how to heal after the death of someone that you love. Life Coach and Bliss Expert Judy Librach is joined by author Michele Neff Hernandez who wrote

Herzlich Willkommen zu einer neuen Podcast Folge. Dieses Mal war zum zweiten Mal die liebe Christine Raab bei mir. Hör dir gern die erste Folge mit Christine an. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3HjjfJQRNUDx2mChC47VSG Christine Raab ist Yogalehrerin, Yoga & Krebs Trainerin, ganzheitlicher Coach und Mentorin und Human Therapy Professional. Ihre eigene Brustkrebs Erkrankung 2014 hat sie auf diesen Weg gebrachtund heute unterstützt sie unter anderem Frauen, die die gleiche Diagnose bekommen haben. Im Sommer 2022 bekam Christine ein Rezidiv und es sind Metastasen dazu gekommen, nachdem sie 7 Jahre krebsfrei war. Metastasen in Knochen, Lunge und Rippenfell. Gesundheit und vor allem die Prävention waren schon immer ein großes Thema, auch in ihrer früheren Tätigkeit als Erzieherin. Was kann ich tun um gesund zu bleiben, wie kann ich Krankheiten vorbeugen? Aber auch: Wie kann ich mich dabei unterstützen wieder gesund zu werden - auf ganzheitlicher Ebenen? Christine Raab gibt in ihren Büchern und Onlinekursen (www.christine-raab.de // www.lebenmitundnachkrebs.christine-raab.de) praktische Tipps und macht den Einstieg in die Welt der Yogaphilosophie einfach. Außerdem teilt sie ihr Wissen und Können im eigenen Podcast, auf YouTube, im Blog und auf Social Media. Seit 2020 betreibt sie das MOKSHA Yoga & Spiritual Center im Herzen des Kahlgrund.Ich hoffe sehr, dass dir die Folge gefallen hat und du etwas mitnehmen konntest. Christine hat einen wundervollen Yoga Online Kurs entwickelt, für Menschen nach einer Krebserkrankung. Den gibt es aktuell für 99€ anstatt 189€ im Relaunch für dich. https://christine-raab.de/leben-mit-und-nach-krebs/ https://www.instagram.com/christineraab.yogischbynature/ Ich würde mich riesig über deine Gedanken zu dieser Folge freuen, schau gern bei Instagram vorbei unter der aktuellen Podcast Folge und kommentiere dort deine Gefühle und Gedanken. Was konntest du für dich mitnehmen? Denk immer daran, DU bist nicht allein. Ich freue mich schon auf die nächste Folge mit dir. Bleib gesund! Danke, dass es dich gibt. Teile den Podcast mit den Menschen, die genau jetzt Mut, Kraft und Hoffnung brauchen. Hast du deine eigene Krebs Erfahrung, die du mit der Welt teilen möchtest? Oder hast du jemanden aus deiner Familie an Krebs verloren? Fühl dich von Herzen umarmt. Deine Kendra ❤

Christine Raab ist Yogalehrerin, Yoga & Krebs Trainerin, ganzheitlicher Coach und Mentorin und Human Therapy Professional. Ihre eigene Brustkrebs Erkrankung 2014 hat sie auf diesen Weg gebrachtund heute unterstützt sie unter anderem Frauen, die die gleiche Diagnose bekommen haben. Gesundheit und vor allem die Prävention waren schon immer ein großes Thema, auch in ihrer früheren Tätigkeit als Erzieherin. Was kann ich tun um gesund zu bleiben, wie kann ich Krankheiten vorbeugen? Aber auch: Wie kann ich mich dabei unterstützen wieder gesund zu werden - auf ganzheitlicher Ebenen? Christine Raab gibt in ihren Büchern und Onlinekursen (www.christine-raab.de // www.lebenmitundnachkrebs.de) praktische Tipps und macht den Einstieg in die Welt der Yogaphilosophie einfach. Außerdem teilt sie ihr Wissen und Können im eigenen Podcast, auf YouTube, im Blog und auf Social Media. Seit 2020 betreibt sie das MOKSHA Yoga & Spiritual Center im Herzen des Kahlgrund (www.moksha-kahlgrund.de). Hier findest du Christine: www.christine-raab.de www.lebenmitundnachkrebs.de www.moksha-kahlgrund.de auf Instagram: @christineraab.yogischbynature @lebenmitundnachkrebs @moksha_yoga_kahlgrund Deine Geschenke von Christine: https://christine-raab.de/yoga-ebook www.christine-raab.de/11-schritte Herzliche Grüße & viel Spaß beim Reinhören, Jasmin PS: Du kannst dir das Interview auch auf Youtube ansehen: https://youtu.be/RLINybx1Zgs www. soundofyoga.at www.mamaste.at @mamaste.at #yoga #krebs #onkologie #yogafürkrebspatienten Subscribe to MAMASTE von Herz zu Herz on Soundwise

Hallo, schön das du da bist zu einer neuen Podcast Folge. Heute war die liebe Christine Raab bei mir zu Gast. Christine Raab ist Yogalehrerin, Yoga & Krebs Trainerin, ganzheitlicher Coach und Mentorin und Human Therapy Professional. Ihre eigene Brustkrebs Erkrankung 2014 hat sie auf diesen Weg gebrachtund heute unterstützt sie unter anderem Frauen, die die gleiche Diagnose bekommen haben. Gesundheit und vor allem die Prävention waren schon immer ein großes Thema, auch in ihrer früheren Tätigkeit als Erzieherin. Was kann ich tun um gesund zu bleiben, wie kann ich Krankheiten vorbeugen? Aber auch: Wie kann ich mich dabei unterstützen wieder gesund zu werden - auf ganzheitlicher Ebenen? Christine Raab gibt in ihren Büchern und Onlinekursen (www.christine-raab.de // www.lebenmitundnachkrebs.christine-raab.de) praktische Tipps und macht den Einstieg in die Welt der Yogaphilosophie einfach. Außerdem teilt sie ihr Wissen und Können im eigenen Podcast, auf YouTube, im Blog und auf Social Media. Seit 2020 betreibt sie das MOKSHA Yoga & Spiritual Center im Herzen des Kahlgrund. Ich hoffe sehr, das dir die Folge gefallen hat und du etwas mitnehmen konntest. Schreib mir gern eine Bewertung auf itunes und vergiss mich nicht zu abonnieren. Du findest mich über allen üblichen Podcasts Formaten. YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/KrebsalszweiteChancebyKendraZwiefka Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kendra.zwiefka Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kendrazwiefka/ Wenn du Lust hast, schreib mir gern ein Feedback oder trete über Social Media mit mir in Kontakt. . ❤❤ Denk immer daran, DU bist nicht allein. Ich freue mich schon auf die nächste Folge mit dir. Bleib gesund und es ist so schön das es dich gibt. Teile den Podcast mit der Welt. Fühl dich von Herzen umarmt. Deine Kendra ❤

In this episode, Kelley and Chad's friend and spiritual guru, Christiel Bartles joins the podcast to discuss how to practice relaxation, yoga, and meditation. Christiel has a degree in Psychology and has been practicing yoga for 20 years. With an E-RYT500 through Yoga Alliance, her certifications include Moksha/Modo Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, and Kundalini Yoga and Meditation. Not only was she a catalyst for Kelley's wellness journey, but she teaches so many others to slow down, align with their values, and let go of the perfectionist mindset. Christiel also addresses how to get started, the chakras, and spirituality.

Bex and I had such a great time as we dive into such a powerful conversation based on the work she does in the world teaching yoga and helping people prioritize self-love, connect to their inner peace and heal from trauma.Bex does a variety of things as a yoga teacher through leading yoga teacher trainings, retreats, virtual yoga classes, workshops and public yoga classes.In this episode:Self love, taking your power back and showing up fully as your true selfTeaching yoga onlineHow Bex got started teaching in 200 hour YTT’sHer personal story and so much more!Learn more about Bex on IG @Bex.livinglife and at http://bexrichards.com"Bex began her yoga journey in 2009. In 2011 she completed her 200HR yoga teacher training at Moksha Yoga, Chicago. After teaching yoga for just over three years in Illinois she made her journey to AZ. Currently, Bex is enrolled in a 500hr program for Yoga Therapy. She also spends her days promoting self love and teaching others how to find inner peace and healing. When not teaching yoga and self love, you can catch Bex hiking mountains, eating at local restaurants and enjoying coffee shops around Phoenix. Her passion is helping others and she is determined to show people how to live their best and most authentic life through yoga, meditation and self love!"Yoga teacher….YOU are needed now more than ever!Stay in touch and join the free Yoga Teacher Circle facebook group and community! Most YTC episodes are recorded live in the Yoga Teacher Circle FB group where YOU can join the trainings/conversations in real time and ask questions!Find me on Instagram @taylor_wrayyoga

If you suffer from any auto immune, chronic pain or digestive related issue, you need to stop what you are doing and listen to this week's episode. Our guest Kimber Jones is going to share how she has gone from a life in pain, on endless prescription drugs and doctor visits with a future filled with multiple operations in her 20s, to being pain, drug and symptom free using this ancient teaching. Kimber was introduced to yoga and Ayurveda in 2011 after being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis (imagine IBS- but way worse!). She is now not only completely off of all pharmaceutical drugs, but is 100% symptom free using the wisdom of Ayurveda! Finding Ayurveda was like getting the owner's manual to her body. She finally knew how to work WITH her body instead of against it. Ayurveda is holistic, preventative, and totally INDIVIDUALIZED medicine that comes from the Vedic traditions of Ancient India, alongside yoga. Kimber now teaches Yoga and Ayurveda in Asheville, NC through her business Moksha Yoga & Wellness. She is a teacher in her heart of hearts, and she hopes to share this knowledge with her students and connect them to the ancient sciences in a modern and meaningful way. This interview will provide insight, practical tools and information and a chance for you to understand yourself and your body is a way you have never achieved before. And in my opinion, a way for you to truly feel empowered and finally feel good in a way you never knew your body was designed to feel. Access our show notes here: www.warriorgoddesskettlebelltraining.com/podcasts/33 And be sure to connect with Lisa Barwise/Warrior Goddess Kettlebell Training on social media: Instagram @Lisa_barwise @wgkettlebelltraining Facebook www.facebook.com/warriorgoddesskettlebelltraining Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you're not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don't want you to miss an episode. I'm adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you're not subscribed there's a good chance you'll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes! https://lovethepodcast.com/goddessgotgoals Now if you're feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they're also fun for me to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you! Click here to subscribe in iTunes! https://lovethepodcast.com/goddessgotgoals --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lisa-barwise/message

Presenting "Prashnottari", a series recorded at different parts of India. These are the unique answers to some of our frequently asked questions related to Religion, Spirituality, and Nationalism. Puri Peethadhishwar Jagadguru Shankaracharya Swami Nishchalananda Saraswati Ji is one of the highest authorities of the Hindu religion. Hope the listeners will take benefit from the queries of various minds from multiple backgrounds. Thanks to Brahmachari Prakash Ji WebSite: https://www.govardhanpeeth.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hindu-podcast/message

En la cárcel de San Martín en el pabellón de Los Espartanos otra actividad para acompañar a los internos.

In this episode, I sit down with Jill Holden, co-founder/operator of Modo Yoga St. John's (formerly Moksha Yoga). We discuss Jill's spiritual journey, how she found yoga, her personal teachers, and the wisdom that she picked up along the way. The joys of stepping out of our comfort zones are without compare, but we also focus in on the importance of checking in with ourselves and honouring self-care.Jill is teaching a vinyasa krama class at the Wander East Yoga Festival on Friday the 25th of October! You can sign up at http://wandereastnewfoundland.com/ I am also doing a presentation called "Facing the Dragon, Finding Yourself: the Hero's Journey of Yoga" on Sunday, October 27th. We hope to see you there!My website can be found at http://andrewmarcrowe.com/Powered by Caritas - http://poweredbycaritas.com/

Moksha Yoga interview with instructor Heather. This is a snippet of a full yoga session, something I do regularly to help with all areas of my life. Enjoy!

Carly's online presence doesn't do her justice, so your best bet is to find Carly guiding some of the hypest power flow classes around at Moksha Yoga. If you're ready to interrupt the flow, you're going to love them.

Modern Hot Yoga practice originated from a teacher named, Bishnu Gosh, in Calcutta, India, though it's probably best-known today from one of Gosh's most influential (and notorious) students, Bikram Choudhury in Los Angeles.  The Hot Yoga world is changing very quickly, and while 20 years ago, Bikram studios were the only game in town, there are now dozens of new and alternative Hot Yoga styles and studio groups popping up.   In Canada, Moksha Yoga is a really great school founded by Ted Grand. In Asia and Europe, Absolute Yoga Academy is a leader, and in Mexico, there's Tony Sanchez (just to name a few). It's truly amazing how Hot Yoga has spread to all corners of the world since it's such an impactful style of yoga.  In this week's Yoga Talk Show, we deep dive into the real history of Hot Yoga, not just the “creative” history that has informed pop yoga culture up until now. Hot Yoga historian and researcher, Jerome Armstrong, joins us to talk about his republishing of some previously lost manuscripts including one by Gosh's star student, Buddha Bose. In this Show, You'll learn: The real origins of Hot Yoga Hot Yoga vs. Bikram Yoga All about Buddha Bose and his “lost manuscript” What the “84 advanced poses” sequence is all about  Nutritional Tip of the Week: Matcha - what it is, how it is grown, and the difference between matcha and regular green tea.   Links & References from the Show: www.buddhabose.com https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/242455566/84-yoga-asanas-by-buddha-bose   Got questions? Write to us: podcast@yogabody.com   Thanks to our sponsors! www.ecovessel.com

Emily, a Toronto native, was first introduced to yoga in New York City where she was studying theater and the art of becoming an anxiety-ridden insomniac! At the time, the thought of Yoga meant slowing down, which meant terrifying and seemed better suited for “hippies” and “tea people”, not she! But after accidentally stumbling into her first class, she was shocked to discover that this “slowing down” was not only the most challenging sweaty work-out she’d ever had, but for the first time in ages, she felt calm. Excited and inspired to learn more, she began her study and practice of Yoga.   Emily completed one of Moksha Yoga’s first 800-hour teacher trainings in Thailand where she was lucky enough to study with Susi Hately Aldous, Ted Grand and Jessica Robertson, Frank Boccio, and more. It was on this trip that Emily, Deena and Jess planted the seed of a distant dream to one day open Moksha Yoga LA…   Cut to: Years later. Emily now lives in LA, teaches Yoga privately all over LA, is the creator of Yoga Theater for Kids (which she taught in schools, and foster youth programs throughout Los Angeles), has just finished performing her LA debut of her One-woman show…when Deena said something like “Ok, so are you ready to open up Moksha Yoga LA yet now, or what??”, to which she said yes and the rest is history.   Emily is grateful to her teachers both present and past such as Annie Carpenter, Kia Miller, Bryan Kest, Gurmukh, Liz Olesky, Jasmine Lieb, the Robertson Family tree, her wonderful meditation mentors, Jeanne Pisano and Ken McLeod and to her students, the greatest teachers of all. Emily also has a passion for philanthropic work. Within the first two years of being open, Moksha Yoga LA raised over $160,000 for charities around the world. Founder of Sweat for Change has raised $115,000 for Little Kids Rock

We dare you to listen to this episode of Midwest Vegan Radio and NOT come away feeling better about the world. Dallas and Ryan kick back and chat with co-owner of multiple Moksha Yoga franchises. vegan dad, and motivational speaker, Phil Doucett. Listen in as they delve deeply into topics such as what really matters in life, how to embody compassion, and the power that comes with being able to choose how to respond to events in life as opposed to being run by them. Oh, and the power of Daiya’s new vegan cheese wedges, we can’t forget those! Keep listening for a technique any civilian can borrow from the Navy that can help conserve water, and as always: shout outs to awesome people and things. Contact MVR with your shout out today at Midwest Vegan Radio on Facebook.