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Send us a Text Message.Robert Sturman is a renowned photographer known for his exceptional ability to capture the essence of yoga and human expression through his lens. With a storied career that spans decades, Robert has traveled the world, photographing notable yoga instructors, diverse subjects in unique settings such as prisons and military bases, and cultures enriched with depth. He is also a passionate advocate for humane practices and leads online photography courses to empower others.Visit Robert on his website: https://www.robertsturmanstudio.com/Follow him on IG: https://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/And Otis the Handsome Hound: https://www.instagram.com/otisthehandsomehound/?img_index=1Key Takeaways:The Evolution of an Artist: Robert Sturman's journey from a novice to a master photographer, fueled by passion and a deep desire to help people see the world differently.Capturing Emotions: The significance of mindfulness in photography and how one powerful image can convey the richness of human experience.Yoga and Photography: How Robert's connection to yoga has enriched his work and why he believes yoga poses are akin to artistic figurative poetry.Thanks for listening to this episode. Check out:

Today I'm celebrating my friend Robert Sturman's TedX talk, Seeing Our Humanity. You can watch it RIGHT HERE Every day, tune in to the "Daily Shot of Inspiration" podcast for a quick, uplifting dose of motivation and positivity. Our host, Joe Longo, a certified life coach, will share inspiring stories, practical tips, and helpful advice to help you overcome challenges, pursue your goals, and live your best life. Whether you're feeling stuck, stressed, or just in need of a little inspiration, the "Daily Shot of Inspiration" podcast has something for everyone. Join us for a daily dose of motivation, positivity, and inspiration – and start living your best life today! Now you can become a subscriber; you'll get access to ad-free episodes and exclusive bonus content, including oracle card readings and meditations. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE Work with Joe CLICK HERE Download a FREE Gratitude Meditation - CLICK HERE Join me in StudioBe for Kundalini Yoga every Wednesday from 7-8 PM EST and Get your FREE 14 DAY TRIAL HERE Follow Joe on Instagram Follow Joe on TikTok Music by - Aiyo Provided by Epidemic Sound. Need music for your creative project? Check out Epidemic Sound CLICK HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dailyshotofinspiration/message

This week I am talking with Robert Sturman about his recent east coast tour and being invited to present "Seeing Our Humanity Through a Photographer's Lens" at the TEDx conference, Hartland Hill in Woodstock, Vermont and, of course, we also talk about Otis, the Handsome Hound Follow Otis HERE Follow Robert HERE Robert Sturman is an artist with a Camera. A dedicated yoga practitioner, photographer Robert Sturman has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of Asana in his work. His portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansive beaches and canyons of the California coast, the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere. His stunning repertoire runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred. In addition, Sturman has worked extensively photographing war veterans who have embraced the practice of yoga to heal PTSD, in an effort to help change the heartbreaking statistics of veteran suicides each day. In Sturman's own words, "I often think of Rumi's words 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' That feels right to me." Sturman's honors include Official Artist of the 47th Annual GRAMMY Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup Artist Representing America, and Official Artist 2008 United States Olympics. Sturman has been the subject of two separate New York Times articles celebrating his photographs of yoga from around the world. Work with Joe - Schedule a Free Coaching Call Join the Monday Night Manifestation Mastermind Every Monday in November 7-8 PM EST IN ZOOM REGISTER HERE Get on the waitlist for Meditations for Manifestations CLICK HERE 11/11 Energy Portal Class Friday, November 11th, 7-9 PM EST REGISTER HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dailyshotofinspiration/message

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jxUdPL7VFNQ KYRIAKI aka Katie Elizabeth Chonacas is a Greek American actor working in the entertainment industry for two decades. Katie is a multi-disciplinary artist who utilizes her voice to inspire change and transformation in people who want to make an impact on the world. Actor Katie Chonacas is a globally outstanding Greek-American actor with over two decades of experience in the Hollywood entertainment industry. Gracing the silver screens ever since, Chonacas has globalized network television landing roles on top television series and films. Podcast Host She's All Over the Place is a popular podcast hosted by KYRIAKI aka Katie Elizabeth Chonacas. She's All Over the Place podcast is focused on business in entertainment, the arts, culture, education and is an advocate for mental health. Katie brings forth energy, passion & excitement on how one can walk the path of your dreams & goals with ethics, morals, and values. She's All Over the Place is a new popular podcast brought to you by KYRIAKI aka Katie Elizabeth Chonacas. She's All Over the Place podcast is focused on business in entertainment, the arts, culture and education. Chonacas has worked in the entertainment industry now for over two decades, Chonacas brings forth energy, passion and excitement on how one can walk the path of your dreams and goals with ethics, morals and values. Each episode will inspire you to live your own creative life, listen below on your favorite streaming service. Voice-Actor Katie specializes in cartoon animation voices with her branded name Cartoon Katie. Chonacas brought to life characters such as Soup from Minecraft: Story Mode – Season 2, Georgia as Nancy Drew's best friend, to name a few. ARTIST UTILIZING THE BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY Kyriaki was pulled into the NFT space by one of her dear friends, celebrity photographer, David Christopher Lee, in 2018 where she showed her 7 pieces of her physical artworks. Kyriaki was performing as a DJ in Downtown LA, Hollywood Hills , & NYC co-hosting dinners to support raising various blockchain funds. She was one of the early adopters of the new technology. Kyriaki published the first love poem on the blockchain “ASC on da 26th” from her poetry book titled “A Lover's Fairytale”, coupled with an original polaroid that was discontinued by the company Polaroid in 2001. The polaroid art piece was created with her dear friend, international artist Robert Sturman which makes the NFT super rare. Saint Kyriaki also minted her debut album Dreamland 1111, with 11 artworks and tracks on Opensea. It's influenced by Grecian rhythms to honour the playful cosmic inner child in all of us, claiming and reclaiming one's power, including the exploratory impulses and divine nectars of EDM celestially arousing music. NFT Art Exhibition Stratosphere NFT.NYC Art Exhibition 2022 FigureGlyphs – SearchLight Atelier & Gallery in Cryptovoxels Art Celebration Celebrating Mental Health and Healing by Healing Together AR Exhibition SXSW 2022 by SearchLight, Mint Gold Dust, and Illust Space DOMANCE 2022, The World's First Immersive NFT Dome Art Exhibition The Mirror Towers Launch Party 2022 ETH Denver 2022 MΞT∆VΞRSΞR∆DIO ART BASEL 2021 Curated NFT Events Metanoise – FutureShape 360 Denver SoHo Technique x WeDream NFT NYC RAD – Hollywood 3.0 NFT NYC NFT Expoverse LA More about Katie: https://www.chonacas.com https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1406238/ Interview: http://www.buzzfocus.com/2009/07/31/interview-katie-chonacas-talks-streets-of-blood MERCH: https://www.redbubble.com/people/KChonacas FOLLOW AXEL https://instagram.com/axelarzola --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/axelarzola/support

Welcome to Life on Earth Podcast,  Today we are celebrating episode 100 ! Meet Robert Sturman: An Artist with a Camera  A dedicated yoga practitioner, photographer Robert Sturman has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of Asana in his work. Sturman's honors include Official Artist of the 47th Annual GRAMMY Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup Artist Representing America, and Official Artist 2008 United States Olympics. Sturman has been the subject of two separate New York Times articles celebrating his photographs of yoga from around the world. This episode is brought to you by Shanti Yoga Training School Join our Online 200 or 300 hour Certification Yoga Program Yoga Alliance Registered School Internationally  Register with the link below - lifeonearthpodcast.com use the code lifeonearthpodcast all lower case for a 10% OFF online programs  Check out  The LIGHT CODE Planner  and ... Living Light In Light  Follow Robert Sturman on IG @RobertSturman His website is robertsturmanstudio.com Follow @NathalieCroix shantiyogatrainingschool.com nathaliecroix.com Peace Nathalie & Life on Earth Podcast Team

Continuing our series of interviews with first responders, Derik Mills chats with Erik Milosevich, a military veteran and retired police officer turned breathwork instructor. We met Erik through photographer, and fellow Glo podcast guest, Robert Sturman (episode #14), who photographed Erik and other military veterans who use yoga as a healing practice for PTSD and mental, emotional, and physical health. Erik was a US Army 82nd Airborne Division Recon/Sniper and an international competitor on the All Army Taekwondo Team. As a police officer with the Santa Monica Police Department, Erik served on a variety of assignments, including collateral SWAT, Field Training Officer, Narcotics Investigator, and Neighborhood Resource Officer. He was also a Krav Maga Law Enforcement Instructor and taught classes on implicit and gender bias as well as defensive tactics.Erik has spent the last 25 years designing programs and training police officers in yoga, meditation and breathwork, and ​​is a certified Wim Hof Method Instructor. In today's episode, he shares his career of service, how he discovered yoga and breathwork, and the powerful benefits they have had while training law enforcement. TRIGGER WARNING: We discuss PTSD and suicide in this episode. Photo Credit: Robert SturmanLinks:Robert Sturman's websiteErik on Robert's InstagramErik on InstagramGLO classes:Pranayama, An Introductory PracticeBalance Your Heart and Mind - BreathworkRecenter Yourself - Breathwork Grounding BreathworkBathed in Breath FlowManage Anxiety - FlowShining Skull Breath - Breathwork Self-care Flow

Katie Chonacas is a globally outstanding Greek-American actress with over two decades of experience in the Hollywood entertainment industry. She began her career as a classically trained actor, model, poet, producer, painter, and philanthropist at an early age. Katie rapidly gained a reputation for her natural beauty and went on to work for prominent companies. Her modeling career quickly led her to Los Angeles, where she relocated full-time and discovered a true love for acting.After dominating in modeling, appearing on television, and working with famous stars in cinema. Katie opted to pursue her love of music, and landed a deal with 50 Cent and G-Unit, superstars in the music industry, and went on tour with them throughout Spain and South Africa. She also starred in a number of popular music videos, like P!nk's "Who Knew", Hilary Duff's "Stranger" and The Chemical Brothers' "The Golden Path", to add to the list.She made her television debut on CBS's CSI: NY, Cold Case, FX Network's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Law & Order SVU to name a few. She appeared in films such as A Perfect Getaway with Milla Jovovich and Steve Zhan, Morgan Freeman and Antonio Banderas' The Code, as well as a sensual scene with Nicolas Cage in Werner Herzog's Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans.Katie works as a professional voice-over actor specializing in cartoon animation voices with her branded name Cartoon Katie. She brought to life characters such as Soup from the popular international video game Minecraft: Story Mode - Season 2, Georgia as Nancy Drew's best friend in Nancy Drew's Codes and Clues. Katie has a raspy golden voice such as Emma Stone, Scarlett Johansson, Demi Moore. She aims to be on the pulse of all the brands and upcoming brands in the voiceover commercial industry.Couples Therapy, a globally acclaimed lockdown improv comedy web series was created in the beginning of March 2020. Katie directed and produced the web series which is in numerous International Film Festivals, the web series has received over 27 official selections, 17 Best New Media & Best Web Series so far. Katie has also received 4 Best Actor & Best Director honors for her performance in the show.Chonacas is an NFT artist who published the first "love poem" on the blockchain, along with the original polaroids from artist Robert Sturman. The poetry book, A Lover's Fairytale, was composed between 2004 and 2012 as a reflection of her experiences while traveling across the world. It aspires to empower you through art's words, allowing you to adapt, transform, and improve your own life.Chonacas started a popular podcast titled She's All Over The Place. It didn't take long for it to become a successful podcast, with over 700 downloads per episode and over 4000 monthly. She's All Over the Place podcast is about business in the entertainment industry, as well as the arts, culture, education, and mental health. Some notable guests are Dr. John Jaquish, a scientist (who works with Tony Robbins), and Kelly Vlahakis-Hanks, the multi-billionaire female CEO of ECOS.Katie formed the production company, The Sophisticated Psychos, a duo with Nicky Scorpio. The Sophisticated Psychos create one-of-a-kind music and web series with a distinct flavor. Their music and beats contain scientifically validated solfeggio healing frequencies, ensuring that listeners not only love the music but also feel better, resulting in a positive ripple effect.She also recently released her debut solo album Dreamland 1111 on her birthday, 11.11 under her birth name Saint Kyriaki rooted in her Greek Orthodox tradition. Magically aligned with spiritual presence, the album is influenced by language as an artistic expression of creative filmmaking to convey colours and celebrate other artists and the divine femininity.Chonacas is also recognized for her generosity, having donated to charities including Children International, Team in Training, Eva's Heroes, The Brightest Star Foundation, and Love Cures Cancer. She's also made two public service announcements: one for Pantene Pro V, in which she gave eight inches of her hair, and the other for the BP Oil Spill. She worked on the original TV show Noble Exchange for Halogen TV, a social-justice television network, in the summer of 2010. She is a strong supporter of women's empowerment, mental health, and environmental protection. Indeed, her vision is evident in all of her works.Connect with the Film School'd Podcast:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/filmschooldInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmschooldpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilmSchooldPodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdgrswiL4AGviAOcbzfYCAwContinue the Conversation in the Official Film School'd Discussion Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmschoold

We speak with Robert Sturman about his experience photographing breast cancer survivors, prisoners, and how art can impact humanity. We talk about the simple, yet sometimes challenging act of “loving life” and finding beauty all around us.  Robert was the official Artist for the 47th Grammy Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup, and the 2008 United States Olympics. Robert's work transcends the mere physical and points to something beyond. His powerful work includes BB King, the world's oldest yoga teacher, breast cancer survivors, prisoners, and war veterans who have embraced the practice of yoga to heal PTSD. Whether on the Brooklyn Bridge, in the Impressionist Wing of the Getty, or the desolation of San Quentin Prison, he continually reminds us that there is beauty everywhere.  Robert's Links: https://www.robertsturmanstudio.com/ (https://www.robertsturmanstudio.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/?hl=en) Sean Conley More at: http://seanconley.net/ (seanconley.net) Follow Sean on Instagram @seanconley2

Continuing our series of interviews with first responders, Derik Mills chats with Amber Miskovich, a former medic, firefighter, and paramedic turned yoga teacher and studio owner. We met Amber through the photographer Robert Sturman, who has photographed first responders doing yoga. In our interview, Amber shares that “first responders, on average, only live five years past retirement.” After leaving her career as a firefighter, Amber experienced this steep psychological and physical price firsthand. It was then that she turned to Save A Warrior or (SAW), an innovative "war detox" program for Warriors suffering from Post Traumatic Stress. She shares how this helped her find a new passion in service through wellness, massage, yoga, and meditation. She went on to open a yoga studio in her home state of Ohio, where she teaches yoga and breathwork as a practice for current and former first responders to deal with the demands and PTSD of their demanding careers.Links:Amber's studioAmber carrying Robert Sturman6 photo carouselAmber in side plank holding an axeRobert Sturman PhotographySave A Warrior Practice with Amber: Massage for shoulders and hips with Amber 1Massage for shoulders and hips with Amber 2iREST 1iREST 245 min power flow with Amber Miskovich GLO classes:Slow and Simple Mindful Stretch Hatha Flow & Breathwork Breathing to Release Stress Powerful Breathwork & Meditation Meditation Mini-Retreat 

We met U.S. Army veteran Charley Jordan through photographer, and fellow Glo podcast guest, Robert Sturman (episode #14). Sturman photographed Charley and other military veterans who use yoga as a healing practice for PTSD as well as mental, emotional, and physical effects due to their careers. Charley is now a college adjunct professor, flower farmer, and owner of Jordan Farms in Tennessee. Charley and Derik discuss his 28 years of service and how he discovered yoga and horticulture as a way of safely dealing with and healing from the intense emotion and trauma of a demanding career. He shares about a veterans organization called Connected Warriors, and how his commitment to his yoga practice and connection with the earth changed his life. Links:Jordan Farmshttps://www.jordanfarmstn.comSuicide Prevention Lifelinehttps://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/Veterans Crisis Linehttps://www.veteranscrisisline.net/about/what-is-vclConnected Warriorshttps://connectedwarriors.orgRobert Sturman Studiohttps://www.robertsturmanstudio.comRobert Sturman's interview on The Glo Podcast https://podcast.glo.com/podcast/how-dedication-to-our-practice-can-enhance-our-life-and-fuel-creativity-with-robert-sturman-internationally-celebrated-photographer/Charley featured in Robert Sturman's photography:https://www.instagram.com/p/BzY-PheAC7W/https://www.instagram.com/p/CKRNhI9hhsb/GLO classes:Practice Presence Outdoors https://www.glo.com/class/10913Beginning Ashtanga Flow https://www.glo.com/class/9978Grounding for A Difficult Day https://www.glo.com/class/5914Shift Your Mental Landscape https://www.glo.com/class/7058Mental Clarity Flow https://www.glo.com/class/1901

Robert and I spoke of peace and equality for all, and the change you can choose. Robert shared about his journey and how he stepped into his passion and why that is important.As a dedicated yoga practitioner, photographer Robert Sturman has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of asana in his work.His portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansive beaches and canyons of Malibu, the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere.His stunning repertoire runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred. In addition, Sturman has worked extensively photographing war veterans who have embraced the practice of yoga to heal PTSD, in an effort to help change the heartbreaking statistics of veteran suicides each day.In Sturman's own words, "I often think of Rumi's words 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' That feels right to me." Sturman's honors include Official Artist of the 47th Annual Grammy Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup Artist Representing America, and Official Artist 2008 United States Olympics. Sturman has been the subject of two separate New York Times articles celebrating his photographs of yoga from around the world.You can find Robert here:www.Robertsturmanstudio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/ https://www.facebook.com/Artist.Photografia   His ‘A Celebration of Humanity through theArt of Yoga Photography' Workshop can be found here:https://www.robertsturmanstudio.com/Workshop You can find your host Larissa Russell here:https://www.creativeu.ca/ https://www.facebook.com/CreativeU.ca/ https://www.instagram.com/creativeu.ca/ https://www.pinterest.ca/CreativeUdotca/ 

A dedicated yoga practitioner, photographer Robert Sturman has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of asana in his work. His portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansive beaches and canyons of Malibu, the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere. His stunning repertoire runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred. In addition, Sturman has worked extensively photographing war veterans who have embraced the practice of yoga to heal PTSD, in an effort to help change the heartbreaking statistics of veteran suicides each day. In Sturman's own words, "I often think of Rumi's words 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' That feels right to me." Sturman's honors include Official Artist of the 47th Annual Grammy Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup Artist Representing America, and Official Artist 2008 United States Olympics. Sturman has been the subject of two separate New York Times articles celebrating his photographs of yoga from around the world. I am so very pleased to have my dear friend Robert Sturman on the podcast, I hope the first of many, as he has such great rich stories to share as a beautiful human being and artist.  I personally have learned so much about being an artist through the lens of my beautiful friends' journey since 2004 when we first met.  We dive deep into so many topics, here are a few: Psychology of what it means to be an artist the connection with the history of art Finding language as an artist, Identifying with art Making art with the original Polaroid from 1989-2009 by Polaroid which was discounted in 2001 before the invention of Photoshop How to make the camera sing and dance, just being and getting all in alignment with the elements. Photographing “Madonnas” pregnant women and what it means to him. International travels while creating as an artist Sharing stories about being the official artist for the Grammys and MusicCares Robert shares his heroes, favourite poets, his trip to India to do his first compressive body of work with the Polaroid.  The myth of the struggling artist in Western civilization. We chat about my new poetry book “A Lovers Fairytale” and the 14 pieces of artwork by Robert inside the book Chatting about being an empath, HSP (highly sensitive person), and the Human Design We also dive deep into mental health, how a smile could save someone's life, Wim Hof technique, cold therapy, and creating with people who had extreme trauma. What yoga means for the world, photographing inmates in prisons around the world, Seeing someones' “light” as a photographer the Oscars, Hollywood stories and Robert and I met What's Next for Robert Sturman as an artist and his creative brilliant journey. Reinventing self as an artist and Family Values, Reflecting, and self-love. References: Wim Hof https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaMjhwFE1Zw   Connect more with Robert Sturman: Website & Online Gallery: www.RobertSturmanStudio.com Follow the work — Daily Inspiration:  www.instagram.com/robertsturman www.facebook.com/Artist.Photografia Stay connected here: https://www.chonacas.com/newsletter/ Pick up my Poetry Book http://www.aloversfairytale.com A gift for you! A Lover's Fairytale Spoken Word Music Video Playlist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EfPtI9MniE&list=PLQSdVfHrFOMY6B5rH-XQ6FLgUggAc2MD4&index=7   Website URL: https://www.chonacas.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chonacas/ http://www.instagram.com/shesallovertheplacepodcast http://www.instagram.com/thesophisticatedpsychos Clubhouse: https://www.joinclubhouse.com/event/PD4arn3p Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KyriakiChonacas Twitter: https://twitter.com/katiechonacas LinkedIn Account: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katie-chonacas-b22923181/ Patreon https://www.patreon.com/chonacas   To know more about Katie Chonacas  https://www.chonacas.com/epk/   Facebook: KyriakiChonacas Instagram: @chonacas Pinterest: chonacas Twitter: katiechonacas Website: www.chonacas.com Email: kchonacas@gmail.com Linkedin: katiechonacas   She's All Over the Place Podcast Website: shesallovertheplace.com Instagram: @shesallovertheplacepodcast Twitter: katiechonacas Youtube: She's All Over the Place Podcast Apple Music/Podcast: She's All Over the Place Podcast Spotify: She's All Over the Place Podcast Google: She's All Over the Place Podcast  

A dedicated yoga practitioner, photographer Robert Sturman has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of asana in his work. Sturman's honors include Official Artist of the 47th Annual Grammy Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup Artist Representing America, and Official Artist 2008 United States Olympics. Sturman has been the subject of two separate New York Times articles celebrating his photographs of yoga from around the world.

This episode of The Glo Podcast, Derik speaks with celebrated photographer and yogi, Robert Sturman, whose work has taken him around the world, into prisons, and behind the scenes on military bases. He's also been the official artist of iconic events such as Grammy Awards, FIFA World Cup, and U.S. Olympics. Sturman discusses his parallel journey as a yogi and developing his skills as a photographer, and how the two practices have supported him in living a life of connection, compassion, and challenge. He describes yoga as “the most beautiful, figurative poetry ever seen in the history of art,” and believes that making a picture is a way for photographer and subject to collaborate together on the betterment of humanity. Robert's online course is called A Celebration of Humanity through the Art of Yoga Photography.Related Glo Classes:  Sacral Chakra Creative Flow2nd Chakra FlowInspire Your CreativitySelf, Creativity, and FamilyCreativity

Even though your food story has been unfolding your whole life, chances are you haven't paused to really think about the origins of your habits, challenges, and beliefs. Whether you're conscious of it or not, your past created a blueprint that influences your daily decisions—for better or worse!   Sometimes we don't even realize that we have a stored memory, emotion, or experience that is impacting us in such a profound way.   But the food memories you share with your siblings and family members, and the family culture that formed them play out in the choices we make about food today.   What would happen if you checked in with your siblings or family members about your food stories?   When you talk about your experiences together and reflect on what happened, even a long time ago, you can see the past with a fresh set of eyes and understand why you believe certain things or behave in a particular way.   Elise's brother, Robert Sturman, joins her for a very special and candid conversation about their shared history, their family dinner table, and how their sometimes differing memories and experiences shaped their food stories.   Now an internationally celebrated photographer who has served as the Official Artist of the 47th Annual Grammy Awards, Robert delves into some pivotal moments about his food story that affected his life and creativity as an artist.   You'll be inspired to discuss your food story with your own family members...so you can revisit the past and rewrite the parts that no longer serve you.   In this episode, you'll learn: How to engage with your siblings or family members about your family food story A simple framework for helping everyone feel seen and heard in tough conversations Ways parents' food stories can impact their children Some foods that can negatively impact mood How birth order and gender dynamics can affect your relationship to food What it means to say “yes” to yourself   Podcast Partner: Nuzest. Use the code elisem20 to receive 20% off!   Learn more about Robert Sturman:   Robert Sturman Studio Instagram: @robertsturman Facebook: @Artist.Photografia Photography Workshop   Learn More about Elise Museles:   elisemuseles.com Instagram: @kaleandchocolate Facebook: @kaleandchocolate

Just being yourself requires a certain level of vulnerability not all of us are willing to show. Vulnerability is often mistaken for weakness, and nobody wants to be perceived as weak. As a result, we hide our authentic selves. In today's episode, Tessa Tovar shares what it means to be authentic. We also talk about the importance of words and the key ingredient to manifesting our wants and desires.Visit https://www.radicallyloved.com/episode-show-notes/ for the full show notes and action guide download.

Manifestation Part 2 Following Your Joy ( Episode 127 Robert Sturman) Just being yourself requires a certain level of vulnerability not all of us are willing to show. Vulnerability is often mistaken for weakness, and nobody wants to be perceived as weak. As a result, we hide our authentic selves. But no matter how we choose to express ourselves, we have to go back to the reasons behind what we do. In today's episode, Tessa Tovar shares what it means to be authentic. We also talk about the importance of words and how we say them and the key ingredient to manifesting our wants and desires. If you want to know more about the importance of just being yourself, then this episode is for you! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode Understand what being yourself means through authenticity. Discover the power of words and how they help us reach our highest vibration. Learn more about manifestation and the importance of taking action. Resources Outside the Studio podcast Radically Loved Radio Episode 252: Build a Love Wall with Ruben Rojas Better Together with Maria Menounos 245: How to Break TOXIC Cycles with Rosie Acosta 246: Self Worth and How To Boost It with Rosie Acosta Connect with Tessa: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn Create a daily meditation ritual in just seven days! Download BUILD YOUR DAILY MEDITATION RITUAL and other freebies at com! FREE Podcast Action Guide! Apply the lessons you learn from this episode as you listen! Sign up at com, and I’ll send it right away!   Episode Highlights What Does It Mean to Be Authentic? To be authentic means being honest and fully who you are. You're also unapologetic about it. To be authentic is to be grounded and vulnerable. Using filters in your photos does not mean you are not authentic. Using filters and dressing yourself up are ways of expressing yourself. You may think twice about just being yourself and doing what you want because you may want others to view you as authentic. How Important Is It to Be Viewed as Authentic versus Just Being Yourself? It all comes down to how much you care about what other people think of you. If you’re just being yourself, you won’t care if anybody else thinks you’re authentic. Try understanding why you’re doing what you’re doing. Use make-up and filters if they make you happy, or don’t if you feel like you are putting on a mask. Explore both sides of the coin. The Power of Words It’s important to mind your words and how they can contribute to reaching your highest vibration. It is important to state our intentions clearly so that you're affirmative and positive. When expressing yourself, take a pause, breathe, and choose your words with intention and mindfulness. Vibrating at Your Highest Vibrating at your highest means being your most honest, real, and authentic self. There is also a semblance of vulnerability when vibrating at your highest. We need to think about how we can utilize words that continually make us feel empowered. In doing so, we can communicate more profoundly and build bridges rather than using words to argue. How you’re saying something and responding to something also matters. What Is Manifestation? Manifestation is the idea that what we think, say, and do matter in creating the life that we want. To manifest is to create and magnetize something towards us. We can't determine everything that happens to us, but we do have the creative capacity to bring about change. The main ingredient of manifestation is a commitment to action. 5 Powerful Quotes [13:50] “If you are truly showing up and being true to yourself, you're not going to care if anybody else thinks you're authentic.” [14:54] “Always bring it back to yourself and understand the ‘why’ of what you're doing and why you're doing it.” [22:25] “Words don't have to come out so quickly and so rapidly. We can take a moment to think about what we want to say from a place of mindfulness.” [26:49] “Vulnerability is coming just from a place of being completely honest.” [33:15] “If we believe that we can bring something into our life, if we believe that there is a way out of a not-good situation, then there is a way to think, say, and do something about it.” About Tessa Tessa Tovar is a yoga and meditation teacher and a holistic health coach. She received her degree in Human Communication with honors at the University of Southern Oregon in Ashland. It was at Southern Oregon University that Tessa found and developed her passion for the practice of yoga. In 2017, Tessa received her certification in Health Coaching. She currently has a health coaching practice that focuses on bio-individuality. She believes that we all have our own personal medicine, including food, environment, financial outlook, spirituality, relationships, and many more contributing factors. Tessa founded Outside the Studio in 2018. She uses this podcast and Youtube channel to take what we learn from yoga and apply it to everyday life. In her free time, Tessa enjoys physical activities and going outdoors. She also enjoys reading fiction, taking bubble baths, and snuggling with her two cats, dog, and husband. Connect with Tessa through her website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. 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Replace ego with the eternal. Trade selfishness for service—and self-absorption for unity. Together, let’s explore the spark of divinity that resides within us all.Meet Raghunath Cappo.Punk rock icon. Spiritual warrior. Bhakti yoga devotee.A teen in search of meaning, Ray Cappo fled his suburban Connecticut enclave for New York City—and found community among the misfits of Manhattan’s Lower East Side. He fell in love with punk rock, so he started a band and a record label. Success soon followed. By the late 1980’s, Youth of Today had thousands of fans, cementing Ray as a leading voice and trendsetter at the bullseye of hardcore culture.However, a growing existential itch led Ray to call it quits. At just 22, he walked away from his band and label and decamped for India—a spiritual pilgrimage that led him to the holy village of Vrindavan.It was there that Ray fell in love with the wisdom and traditions of Bhakti yoga.It was there that he would remain for the next six years, living as a monk.It was there that Ray became Raghunath.This is the incredible story of a modern day yogi.But it’s also about the search we all go on. The journey for personal meaning beyond the ego. And the quest for universal consequence beyond the material.It’s about the timeless that lives and breathes within all of us—that which is eternal, and past our limited senses.It’s about transcending the illusions that hold us back. What it means to truly devote oneself to greater truth. And the modern day challenges of trudging the path towards higher consciousness.All told, it’s about what it really means to be a spiritual being having a human experience.If you’ve enjoyed my conversations with musicians John Joseph & Toby Morse, spiritual leaders Guru Singh & Radhanath Swami, or modern seekers Andy Puddicombe, Jason Garner & Russell Brand, then I’m confident this will be your jam.To read more click here. You can also watch our exchange on YouTube. 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A dedicated yoga practitioner, photographer Robert Sturman has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of Asana in his work.His portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansive beaches and canyons of the California coast, the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere.His stunning repertoire runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred. In addition, Sturman has worked extensively photographing war veterans who have embraced the practice of yoga to heal PTSD, in an effort to help change the heartbreaking statistics of veteran suicides each day.In Sturman's own words, "I often think of Rumi's words 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' That feels right to me." Sturman's honors include Official Artist of the 47th Annual GRAMMY Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup Artist Representing America, and Official Artist 2008 United States Olympics.Sturman has been the subject of two separate New York Times articles celebrating his photographs of yoga from around the world.Follow Robert Sturman here:https://www.robertsturmanstudio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/With love,Stu“I am confident that photographs are one of the greatest influencers on our planet. They truly have the potential to evolve humanity in a more positive direction and change the world. When I realized this, there was no turning back." — Robert SturmanSupport the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

Robert Sturman focuses on utilizing the language of yoga asana to evolve humanity in a more positive direction Honors: Official Artist of the 47th Annual GRAMMY Awards America's representing artist in the 2010 FIFA World Cup Official Artist for the 2008 Unites States Olympics You have been featured in multiple New York times articles for your yoga photographs You'll want to listen to this start to finish for sure! For more resources, invites to free yoga, & meditation classes check out http://www.secretyogisociety.com/ (www.secretyogisociety.com) Robert's Website & Online Gallery: http://www.robertsturmanstudio.com/ (www.RobertSturmanStudio.com) "I wish we were Sponsored by Vivobarefoot": http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=7789&awinaffid=723853 (http://www.awin1.com/cread.php?awinmid=7789&awinaffid=723853) (promo code expired sorry but just google promo codes or use the app Honey and I'm sure you'll find another) (Thank you for all who used affiliate link) 05:46 - "I am confident that photographs are one of the greatest influencers on our planet. They truly have the potential to evolve humanity in a more positive direction and change the world. When I realized this, there was no turning back." — Robert Sturman (tells us the story of his first time visiting a prison) Robert's story to finding yoga and photography Quote: “It didn't matter if I was serving someone who was serving a life sentence or frequented the covers of magazines. Everybody was the same and the core of it…the root desire was to be acknowledged and to be seen as a human being.” Quote: “Photographs can change the world” Robert explains how if you see something enough it becomes part of our culture. 09:56 – Finding Yoga later on in his photography journey. Helping Robert find purpose. Finding yoga and meditation helped him realize that he could be better and more stable human being. Quote: “I realized my heroes in art lived these crazy lives of desperation and self destruction. So there was a moment in time when I really realized that I didn't want that life. I wanted to rewrite that story of what it meant to be an artist.” 11:16 - What makes a seemingly ordinary world extraordinary through art and yoga? Robert takes us through stories of his subjects that really stood out to him. Particularly speaking about his time working with prison inmates. Quote: “Damn!...I want to that” 13:26 - A line from the movie Sergio, based on the true account of UN diplomat Sergio Vieira de Mello. Beautifully portrays your work that people just want to be scene (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbAxXo4yXpM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbAxXo4yXpM)) Quote: “People want to be seen and acknowledged that they exist” 15:26 – We talk about the importance of kindness and seeing others. Article Mentioned: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2003/10/13/jumpers (https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2003/10/13/jumpers) Before a man was to commit suicide on the Golden Gate bridge he wrote a note, “I'm walking to the bridge. If one person smiles at me I won't jump.” It's so important to just smile. Lesson: "Make eye contact, smile and say hello” 22:26 – The consistent practices Robert has seen in his subjects traveling around the world. We also talk about this in 35:27 Quote: “The bottom line is caring about life” 25:44 – Commander and Chief (Liz Corwin) & I collaborate on Questions for Robert! Episode 3 (Interview with Liz Corwin) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yoga-for-veterans-liz-corwin-us-navy-officer-former/id1514954154?i=1000479050070 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/yoga-for-veterans-liz-corwin-us-navy-officer-former/id1514954154?i=1000479050070) 26:26 - What inspires you? What fills your bucket so that you can keep creating? 29:26 - Have you ever been so awe struck you forgot to snap a picture? 30:15 - What do you most hope/wish to capture With your pictures about humanity? 37:29 - Who would you LOVE... Support this podcast

For this episode, I sat down with Robert Sturman. Robert is a dedicated yoga practitioner and photographer capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of yoga in his work. His stunning repertoire of portraits runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred. In addition, Sturman has worked extensively photographing war veterans who have embraced the practice of yoga to heal PTSD, first responders and more. He has been an Official Artist of the 47th Annual Grammy Awards, the 2010 FIFA World Cup and 2008 United States Olympics. MY 5 BIGGEST TAKE-AWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:1- Photography is a way to pay attention, recognize, see, and acknowledge to the person you look at.2 - Photography can be like positive propaganda. You can share new ideas that will become the norm. You can change the world through the images you take. It's the most influential form of communication.3 - Yoga simply helps you make better choice. Yoga is for anybody and everybody, anywhere and everywhere.4 - Being an artist is different than being a photographer.5 - Never look down on anyone. When you photograph someone. Be eye to eye, on your subject's level. It's a sign of respect!QUESTIONS HE ANSWERED DURING THIS EPISODE:Why do you choose to showcase yoga in your photography?How do you tell a story through a still image?Does the subject and the story you choose to tell change the power of the art piece?What was the idea behind your "Scars are Beautiful" Portfolio? What drew you to breast cancer survivors? Why do cancer survivors wanted to do these shoots? What was their intentions?Which prisons have you visited and photographed?You say that “everything you know about the essence of photography, I learned from working in prisons” Can you explain that?Is the camera a way for you to share what you see so more people can see it?What was your intention about photography the military and first responders doing yoga.You photographed for the Africa Yoga Project and made and did a photographic essay for the New York times about it. What did this portfolio and your trip to Nairobi teach you? Did it change your perspective on yoga in any way?What inspires you right now? What would you like to see more represented?How do you feel about everybody being a “photographer” now?Any tips to take better photos?SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW!DONATE OR BECOME AN EXCLUSIVE MEMBER TODAY.Thank you so much for listening and being part of our 63rd episode! If you enjoy this podcast, please subscribe, rate and review anywhere you listen. As always, I really appreciate your support with this podcast whether it’s through reviews or through Patreon. I have just added 2 new tiers to the premium memberships. As before, with a small donation of $5/month you can get access to more content, exclusive episodes, tutorials, guided meditations. The newest episode was an amazing 25 minutes Yoga Nidra. Now you can also have access to some or all the classes we’ve recorded on zoom and continue to record during this shelter-in-place. If you’d like to have access to all this and/or support me in the creation of this podcast, please visit www.patreon.com/onandoffyourmat and become a PREMIUM member on the tier of your choice.ABOUT OUR GUEST​​A dedicated yoga practitioner, photographer Robert Sturman has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of asana in his work.His portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansive beaches and canyons of Malibu, the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere.His stunning repertoire runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred. In addition, Sturman has worked extensively photographing war veterans who have embraced the practice of yoga to heal PTSD, in an effort to help change the heartbreaking statistics of veteran suicides each day.In Sturman's own words, "I often think of Rumi's words 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' That feels right to me." Sturman's honors include Official Artist of the 47th Annual Grammy Awards, 2010 FIFA World Cup Artist Representing America, and Official Artist 2008 United States Olympics. Sturman has been the subject of two separate New York Times articles celebrating his photographs of yoga from around the world.Artist website:www.RobertSturmanStudio.comSocial media:www.instagram.com/robertsturmanwww.facebook.com/Artist.PhotografiaPress:https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/31/yoga-in-africa/https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/18/turning-yoga-into-art/https://medium.com/@AJEnglish/portrait-of-a-yogi-16a1af9818fe See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In episode twenty-one of the Higher Conversations Podcast, Kellee sits down and talks shop with Robert Sturman at the 2019 Mammoth Yoga Festival.  He’s a successful Yoga Photographer whose been featured on the cover of Yoga Journal. He is a true Soul Rebel & an active Humanitarian whose photos record the beauty and inclusion of Yoga.  Find out how Robert is inspiring Higher Conversations, his path to creating both art & inclusion for the world’s yoga population, & how he started a yoga revolution by taking yoga pictures of the US Military, in the US Prison System, of cancer patients, of #BostonStrong survivors, & The Africa Yoga Project, just to name a few.    Takeaways:  -How Robert Sturman Inspires Higher Conversations -The Artist’s Path + Creativity -His Humanitarian Work -And so much more!   Connect with Robert Sturman: Website: www.robertsturman.com Instagram: @robertsturman    Intro + Interlude + Outro Music: “Tabla Rasa” by Jesse Blake -  jesseblakemusic.com   Interested in supporting or participating in the 3rd Annual Stand Up & Paddle Out Lyme Fundraiser for the Wellness for Humanity Foundation and in partnership with AmpCoil Technologies: https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/NTkyMzk=   Want to join me at the 2019 Wanderlust Festival at Squaw Valley? Use code: TAHOEFLOWARTS at www.wanderlust.com/festivals for 10% of  3 Day Passes.    Do you have a Lyme Warrior or Wounded Healer story to share with the Higher Conversations Podcast Audience? 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:   Subscribe to the Podcast 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

Passionate Yoga Photographer Robert Sturman captures stunning images that tell the human stories of prison inmates, police officers, military personnel, kids, elderly, amputees, breast cancer survivors and others that rely on yoga for rehabilitation, mindfulness, PTSD management, confidence, vitality, freedom, consciousness, inner peace and so much more. We explore how Robert’s work is serving as a humanitarian bridge to connect different peoples from different walks of life. Yoga benefits everyone everywhere.  We feel how capturing images of yoga in prisons and how that is helping inmates find peace, mindfulness, better health and feel seen. Amputees in stunning yoga postures, elicits courage, hope, empowerment and strength for those with disabilities. Yoga through the ages which includes kids yoga in classrooms and the inspirational poses of 100-year old yoga teacher Tao Porchon-Lynch reminding us that yoga is for youth as well as to maintain a youthful body into our twilight years. Yoga benefits for PTSD, stress management, pain management especially for first responders, fire fighters, police officers and military personnel. Photographing breast cancers survivors after a double mastectomy surgery allows women to feel beautiful and confident again while demystifying the face of cancer. Uniformed police officers doing yoga humanizes the men and women on the police force, helping to bridge the gap with civilians and ease tensions. Featuring uniformed men and women from the army, navy and marines doing yoga for fitness, stress management and flexibility. Stunning images of amputees confidently showcasing yoga postures, reestablishes confidence and elicits respect and compassion.  Yoga is for everyone, meeting people where they are with various types of yoga for all ages, abilities, genders, cultures and vocations.  PODCAST Landing Page & FREE Gift links found here: http://tiny.cc/Ep10yogaphotography Robert Sturman Website: www.robertsturmanstudio.com Robert Sturman Instagram: @robertsturman Tao Porchon-Lynch (100 year old yoga teacher) Instagram: @Taoporchonlynch100 Anahata Ananda Website: https://shamangelichealing.com/ Anahata Instagram: @AnahataAnanda Watch On YouTube: https://youtu.be/YWII3oDUtdY Anahata Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ShamangelicHealing/

Aaron fangirled a bit during Episode 4. Robert Sturman is more than a photographer. He is a linguist who captures the spirit and language of yoga in photography in a way we’ve never seen before. He reminds us that across cultures, across boundaries, we are all human. We can all practice and live yoga, despite any apparent differences in the way we look or speak. Plus, he calls Aaron a dude, which is the cherry on his Beyond Asana cake. Learn more about Robert's work and listen to his podcast, Asana Society, on his website.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/beyondasana)

Robert Sturman is a world class artist and photographer. He inspires and challenges the "norm" with the images he creates. During this episode Robert opens up and shares openly about the struggles he's faced his whole life. It's raw, real, and truly refreshing. Enjoy! Robert's Website- https://robertsturmanstudio.com/ Asana Society Podcast-https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/asana-society-podcast-with-robert-sturman/id1261164415?mt=2 Follow on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/ Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/Artist.Photografia/

Robert Sturman is a visual artist and dedicated yoga practitioner. His work has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace embodied mindfulness of asana. Sturman's portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansiveness of Malibu's beaches and canyons, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere.

Robert Sturman is a visual artist and dedicated yoga practitioner. His work has increasingly focused on capturing the timeless grace embodied mindfulness of asana. Sturman’s portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansiveness of Malibu's beaches and canyons, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere.   He has done incredible work capturing the essence of this practice in a beautiful, remarkable way. He is such a wise sage and I feel so honored to be his friend and have him be part of this community.   Radically Sage Robert   Learning to be in the knowingness and walk away confidently as a photographer Changing the definition of being an artist from self-destructive to self-respecting Discovering the beautiful poetry of yoga and telling humanity’s story   Radically Inspired Clarity   So much of yoga is simplicity and prayer. It can be intimidating if you don’t honor the poses that come from the heart. Stop looking outside. The more sincere you become, the more authentic your work is.   Robert Sturman Answers…   Did you see your path going in the direction of yoga? What big changes have you seen in yoga in the past years? What advice would you give to people who feel unoriginal?   Radically Loved Quotes   “So many people are concerned with being interesting. I’ve found that people who are more interested in things are more interesting.”   “I wanted to rewrite the story of what it means to be an artist.”   “Photography starts to pave the way to create a new reality.”   “If you change someone, you’re almost saying there’s something wrong with them. I’m not going to change someone and turn them into some homogenous yoga person.”   A Little More About Our Guest   The subject of two New York Times articles, Robert’s work has increasingly gestured at something beyond the physical, something transcendent. His stunning repertoire runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred. A native Southern Californian, Robert Sturman lives in Santa Monica with his dog, Chai. www.robertsturmanstudio.com/

Yoga Photographer and Artist Robert Sturman discusses his journey as a yogi and photographer with Host Tracee Stanley. Sturman is one of the world's leading yoga photographers and his images capture the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of asana. A dedicated yoga practitioner himself, Sturman's work has increasingly gestured at something beyond the physical, something transcendent. In his own words " I often think of Rumi: 'I cant stop pointing to the beauty.' "that feels right to me" In his own words " I often think of Rumi: 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' "that feels right to me" Find out more about Robert Sturman at www.robertsturmanstudio.com Host Tracee Stanley: www.traceeyoga.com Producer- George Leger III www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com 

Robert Sturman is a professional photographer who specializes in capturing amazing images of people in yoga poses (asana). He's photographed all over the world, from the Maasai Warriors of Africa to inmates inside the San Quentin Prison in California. His photo's embody so much inspiration, beauty, and hope. Enjoy! Robert online- https://robertsturmanstudio.com/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/Artist.Photografia/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/robertsturman/

Kat and Kyle interview yoga photographer and all-around awesome human Robert Sturman at the Sedona Yoga Festival.

Edward interviews Robert Sturman about his Yoga Photography, and about how we can help Tao Porchon Lynch in her time of need.

Join 'She' and Robert Sturman as he shares the his photography, wisdom and candor.  Robert Sturman...The subject of two New York Times articles, Robert Sturman's art captures the timeless grace and embodied mindfulness of asana. A dedicated yoga practitioner himself, Sturman's work has increasingly gestured at something beyond the physical, something transcendent. His stunning repertoire runs the gamut from yogis perched on rocks surrounded by the Pacific ocean, to African orphans practicing yoga in Kenya, to breast cancer survivors, bare-chested and scarred.  Sturman's portraits, whether set in the lively streets of Manhattan, the expansiveness of Malibu's beaches and canyons, the timeless elegance of Walden's New England, or the bleakness of San Quentin Prison, remind us that there is beauty everywhere. In his own words "I often think of Rumi: 'I can't stop pointing to the beauty.' That feels right to me." Connect with Robert Sturman Portfolios Services Store Music DJ Drez Nectar Drop and Selecta Move Connect with 'She' at  SuzanneToro Bare Nake Bliss