Podcasts about sannyasin

As a kid, it was like a very natural process to grow into the atmosphere of Osho. It's like, I did not know anything else except that. It was quite a commitment in some way but really, as a kid, I did not know anything else, it was just like growing up in this... and it was perfect. And slowly-slowly everybody in the family became Sannyasin, but everybody had their voluntary decision.Whatever it is in my life, it is thanks to Osho basically. Musically, with Osho, it was a very good place to experiment many things and how to use the beauty and depth of Indian music into creating something different, something which has a purpose, something which has a utility, not just entertainment - and Indian music has that capacity.Osho's teachings and his blessings and his guidance - everything shaped this life, not only for me, but for many.Kirtan is a very-very simple but very profound way of connecting with the divine. In Kirtan you dissolve, your ego dissolves. There is no “I”, there is only “Divinity.” It's a little bit like you are a statue of salt, and what happens when you enter the ocean? You become the ocean. What I saw in the West in the people singing mantras is that actual element of India was missing there. It is very clear that when somebody is trying to represent a certain cultural element from a certain place, it must carry its authenticity - it must carry its authentic flavour, sound, taste, fragrance... because behind that there is a long tradition and a history, and a lot of thought put behind it.  It is about preserving this fire which has been burning since thousands of years.Credits:Podcast production, idea, audio, interview: Stories With Osho, YouTube channel: Divyadez HcO Watch whole interview 1 hour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbHVgwJ05OI -- Interviewers: Sufi Abheeru and Divya AminahEditing to short version 28': Vanesa Nau Video link: https://youtu.be/0GI5qOIf5jYA Podcast about meeting Osho, years at the Puna Ahram, power of Indian Music, Kirtan, the Mantra-Movie, the importance of respecting the culture of India and any tradition, the blessings of the Master. www.manishvyas.com

 We were growing up with: “to be happy is the best”… and “to feel bad is bad” … And so we were forced to suppress our negative feelings and to suffer by getting diseases or depression through our hidden feelings. We learned that we can fix our bad feelings, through seeing TV, eating sweets, taking drugs, go shopping …. For what?When I was a Sannyasin of Bhagwan we had to wear red. When we, my darling and me separated from our awesome Love Story … we got so many spiritual rewards for our deep love from the creator… I felt very sad. So I wore black. Because I felt so and I was proud that I could honestly show my feelings as they were and didn't make any “be happy”, or “be okay” show.  Our community was challenged by my behavior and accepted it. From this very time on, I refuse to make any “be happy” show, regardless what my darlings, chiefs think… when I was crying or angry in front of them.  You never can reward yourself more than to be authentic and to show your feelings as they are.Because only you can give you the permission to be authentic and not to be a puppet.The great Sri Aurobindo said: The vessel of joy is out of sorrow. So deeper we can feel our negative feelings so more happiness and love we can feel. The Zen is saying: feel your feelings and don't be your feelings!We let flow our feelings and don't stick to any feelings nor to prefer any emotion! If we do so we can go beyond our feelings, thoughts, and body. Yes, that is possible! With judging, we never can reach such high spiritual plateau. Emotions are just emotions, nothing more!Normally during the day our emotions going up and down. And if we feel bad, we try:Breath deep in your feelings.Make sport.Think: Thank you, that I can feel that emotion. Regardless of what, let flow your emotion. After some time, we can accept our emotions and the feelings of other beings much better, without to go into panic mode. Alone that is priceless. Later we become more and more detached from our emotions and can watch our feelings! And this is true spirituality! My Video: Enjoy feeling bad  https://youtu.be/gCgGIMnJvgwMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.B/Enjoy-feeling-bad.mp3

Welcome to Season 3 of Mum! In this episode, host Ellen Wong and guest Śivani Howe (medium and intuitive artist) discuss the nuances of living versus surviving, and how the relationship with death impacts the way people live their lives. They talk about the collective navigating rapid transformation of the present, holding conflicting emotions of joy and grief, and the societal shift towards higher awareness. It emphasizes the importance of loving in moments of difficulty and maintaining boundaries while embodying love. Practical advice is offered for navigating these turbulent times through community, self-awareness, and embracing one's higher mind.About Guest: Śivani Howe is a Medium, Intuitive Artist, Sannyasin and the Spiritual Director of Ishtadev Niwas Ashram, an off-grid retreat center and farm wherein she guides individuals through all aspects of living and embodying their true potential through foundations of love, service and Yoga Ecology. She has travelled the world speaking, channelling messages of love and teaching in ways that raise one's consciousness and quality of life.Śivani will share about how connecting to our guides before we transition is often a very supportive way of creating awareness before we leave the body. Śivani's upcoming online program - Roots & Wings offers 6 months of Spiritual Wellbeing Capsules which include live and recorded yoga asana practices, channelled messages and spiritual talks to help you maintain moments of calm and genuine solace throughout your day. Mum listeners can be offered a 10% Discount, using the code weraw10.Link with Śivani:* Youtube Channel: @sivanihoweAbout MUM:We are now on Youtube! Subscribe to our channel.MUM is produced by ⁠Ellen Wong⁠ and edited by ⁠Stepfanie Aguilar.⁠ Your support allows us to continue creating this podcast. If you enjoy this episode, please take a moment to rate and review. Keep this conversation alive by bringing it to your communities.Follow Mum on Instagram ⁠⁠@mumthepod⁠⁠.If you are interested in working privately with Ellen, visit ⁠tripwithellen.com⁠ to learn more about her Death/Birth program and her spirit medicine solo retreats. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tripwithellen.substack.com/subscribe

 First I want to provoke you… and then we find together the solution. For stupid people? For cowards? For what…?  To cheat the people with the divine incarnation in order to make money? For making huge money?It is sad to say that all world religion had cheated the people, squeezed them out, killed even people in the name of God/Allah and to the same time we hear that God is love, compassion, forgiveness, …. If I see the today divine incarnations…. Then I remember, what my first Guru Osho/Bhagwan said on 100 Saints comes one real one, all the others are fakes… The Sufis are saying 1 real Dervish/Sufi comes on 1000 pseudos Dervishes/Sufis. That is the reason why the people have lost their faith in God!The Srimat Bhagavatam has even forecasted this 2500years ago for this Kaliyuga. That there would be no real Sannyasin anymore, that even the Brahman cast would eat meat and drink alcohol drinks… That the holy cow would be slaughtered in India (Today India is the biggest meet producer in the world, Shame over it!!!)… That the Faith in God will disappear …  At least we can belief in the forecast of the Srimat Bhagavatam, who forecasted also Buddha….What is if we simple let go of these so holly people who are mostly not honest… Then there would be still God, who is not responsible for cheating, killing, in the name of God!!!! I write later over it more.On the other hand, a real Guru can give us the connection to the divine, the kundalini, the initiation in meditation, a satory, heal us and to change our life for the better.Now I want come back to our Question: For what we need religion?To find inner peace, happiness, love, wisdom, confidence and to gain faith in ourselves, in the world…! Through running behind worldly things we can't find inner peace. What is if we learn to meditate and so to relax even in the difficult times, is this not enough? If we can relax even in our difficult times, this is much more, than mostly of all religious people can gain in their life! On the other hand, if we learn religious teaching and spiritual techniques, than we can learn much faster meditation and even we will gain bliss, inner love and inner happiness through meditation. Without religion, we can't understand our life, our world, and we can't connect to the Divine/God. So that it is priceless to gain meditation with religion. Still we need to understand ourselves, this means to understand our psychology, how we act, why we act, how we can change our belief system, subconscious … I think that psychology is very important to gain what we want, … Without understanding ourselves, every step in a new direction of our life is much more difficult. This means we need Meditation, Religion and Psychology to live a happy life. My Video For what we need religion? https://youtu.be/eY_ngpzTrmMMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.A/For-what-we-need-religion.mp3

 If the Media is celebrating the stock price increase sell your stocks and if the Media is shocked from the stock price fall than buy stocks…. W. BuffetAnd so it was with the last US selection…. Trump had the American press total against him. Still, he won…. As insider, looking what the experts were saying, for instance on YouTube… it was easy to see that the American Media is nothing else as a propaganda media from Obama…So worse the situation is going for the world, so more the Media is lying…I never could believe that we run into such a stupid situation, where money printing is like crazy, and the people still believe that this should have a positive outcome… If people believe this because it is told in the Media. My mother said: he/she lies like printed… Because she never believed in the press….The press is lying, that she experienced when she was working there.The media needs sensation and from that they making money. The media never had tried out to be honest, because they want to make money on sensations… It is rather more telling Fairy Tells.  So less we can't check or investigate the information of the media, so more the media is lying. And we have a media sensor everywhere. When Obama became president, the American media, that I loved to read, stopped to be critic on the money printing, Obama health package …. Still, I had my newsletters and they had always been critic on the things, that can work or not work in the economy….With other words, we need to be informed, and from the media, we don't get informed, it is rather more a propaganda machine from the government.Nobody can prove me that the wars in Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Syria makes sense…. For instance, Saddam Hussein (President Iraq) Gaddafi (President Libya), Bashar al-Assad (President Syria) got demonized by the media… Before Gaddafi was in power, the people in Libya had been very poor and different tribes in war… With Gaddafi the country bloomed, everybody got a pension, no civil war anymore… Then the so called war for good has mad the country poor again and in a civil war. And for this got Obama a Peace Nobel price? So what was bad?For sure the Peace Nobel price… Sorry, my parents never believed in the Nobel price, and today I know why!!!! We are living in a system that cheats us and only if we have the bones, we can look behind the veil and be critic…When I became a Sannyasin or devotee of Bhagwan, the press were making scandals after scandals against us. Bhagwan said that this is wonderful because through this, he will be very fast well known and so attract the intelligent people. After some time the group was big enough, and we won nearly every lawsuit against the press and the politicians….In previous blog I wrote the mass is always wrong, so how is it that we stop reading what the mass read and looking for other sources, like YouTube, Newsletters from intelligent people,….My video: The Media is always wrong! https://youtu.be/Mxppg6_eUnoMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.A/The-Media-is-always-wrong.mp3

What is love really? And during these times of large-scale divisiveness and radical global change - how do we calibrate to light? That's what we delve into. Sanyassin Shivani Howe - yogini, Yoga Teacher, and founder of Ishtadev Niwas - shares teachings of the Saraswati lineage about how to do just this. She talks about the goddess Saraswati, how being in relationship with Guru is actually about self-empowerment, and the depth of support you receive when you choose to be held in a spiritual lineage. She offers the message that to move forward, you must first look in the mirror and tell yourself that you were born for this. It's this radical self-responsibility that creates true change. You can receive daily guidance from Shivani in Lyfe here and find her book Yoga of Remembrance here. Feel the call to come deeper? Become a member of Wild Moon Temple and receive hundreds of hours of support on getting your purpose work in motion. Without the hustle or feelings of insecurity - receive more money, energy, and momentum - bringing your priestessing forward, with all of your magic on board. You'll have access to a library of offerings from full on transformative programs, to bundles, to helpful practices. And the best part? It's all free! ⁠⁠YOU CAN JOIN US HERE⁠⁠ Connect on ⁠⁠Instagram here⁠⁠ and in the private Facebook group ⁠⁠Wild Moon Sisters here⁠⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goddess-power/message

by Roberta Lippi | In the second part of the story, Amara becomes aware of what happened to her: she was slowly pushed into the world of prostitution. She almost did not realize it, because when it happened she was only a teenager. A teenager, however, who becomes a woman and struggles for years to get out of that unhealthy mechanism. In this episode, Amara tells us about her difficult path to the ascent, a happy and fulfilling life away from the community, which, however, she continued to frequent for a long time after leaving the absurd world into which she sold herself. Today, back Sabine, she has received the answers she has been seeking for years in the words of other podcast witnesses and wants to tell how things really turned out for her and, she is now certain, many other sannyasin girls and children.

di Roberta Lippi | Nella seconda parte della storia, Amara prende consapevolezza di quello che le è accaduto: è stata lentamente spinta verso il mondo della prostituzione. Non se ne è quasi accorta, perché quando è accaduto era solo un'adolescente. Un'adolescente che però diventa donna e fatica per anni a uscire da quel meccanismo che malsano. In questo episodio Amara ci racconta il suo difficile percorso verso la risalita, una vita felice e soddisfacente lontana dalla comunità, che però ha continuato a frequentare ancora per lungo tempo dopo aver abbandonato il mondo assurdo nel quale si è venduta. Oggi, tornata Sabine, ha ricevuto le risposte che cercava da anni nelle parole di altri testimoni del podcast e vuole raccontare come sono andate davvero le cose per lei e, ormai ne è certa, tante altre bambine e bambini sannyasin.

By Roberta Lippi | Sabine is just a teenager when she comes into contact with the sannyasin world. t is the 1980s and in order to stay close to the group she decides to leave home, despite what her parents tell her. So she becomes Amara and she must learn to stay alone to continue living her quest for spirituality, to meet the expectations of the community and to be able to go to the Summer Festival in Oregon, the festival that brings together sannyasins from all over the world since Osho decided to create his ideal city in America, in that piece of land he called Rajneeshpuram. And so, between school and commune, Amara is slowly being introduced to a very simple way of making money, which is to do what so many other girls in the community already do and which until now has only been hinted at in the memories of adult and child sannyasins: selling herself.

  Giten Tonkov The creator of the Biodynamic Breathwork and Trauma Release System BBTRS. Co-founder of the Integral Body Institute and the director of the Energy of Breath Institute (http://www.energyofbreath.com) in New York. Giten was born in the Ukraine, and has been living in New York since 1988, though his many travels make him a citizen of the world. His path to “self-knowledge” began in the early 1990s. Giten has extensive experience in therapy focused on bodywork and breath work. Since 1994 he has been a licensed massage therapist (Swedish Institute of Massage and Therapy in New York) and since 2001 a certified Breath Therapist (Osho Multiversity, Pune, India). He has worked as a therapist at the Osho Multiversity (Osho International Meditation Resort in Pune, India) where he ran a group “Your Body – Your Emotions”. Giten is a Sannyasin (a student of the Indian mystic Osho). He is an experienced leader, running workshops and training courses all over the world. After over 20 years of searching, studying, experiencing and working with multiple clients, both individually and in groups, he created the method of Biodynamic Breath work and Trauma Release System BBTRS. He also created a unique therapy Breath Work on the Ball™. Currently, Giten leads “Biodynamic Breath work and Trauma Release” training courses in the United States, India, Taiwan, China, Russia, Ukraine, Colombia, Costa Rica, Greece and other countries. Thanks to IBI he is also in Poland. https://www.biodynamicbreath.com/ https://www.gofundme.com/f/ukraine-traumaresilience-project     Introduction to today's episode. 0:00 The six elements of biodynamic breathwork. 1:53 Breathwork is a body-oriented therapy. 6:50 What is a natural release system in the body? 13:58 An example of an external resource. 21:21 What's it like to be able to provide a modality for people to work through their trauma. 28:07 The training is divided into two parts. Part of it is online and part is in-person. 30:53 How do you experience this resource in your body? 36:27 Intro Guy 0:00 Your journey has been an interesting one up to hear you've questioned so much more than those around you. You've even questioned yourself as to how you could have grown into these thoughts. Am I crazy? When did I begin to think differently? Why do people in general, you're so limited thought process Rest assured, you are not alone. The world is slowly waking up to what you already know inside yet can't quite verbalize. Welcome to the spiritual dough podcast, the show that answers the question you never even knew to ask, but knew the answers to questions about you this world the people in it? Most importantly, how do I proceed? Now moving forward? We don't even have all the answers, but we sure do love living in the question. Time for another hit of spiritual dub with your host, Brandon Handley. Let's get right into today's episode. Brandon Handley 0:42 Hey there spiritual dope. I'm on here today with Giten Tonkov who is the founder and director of biodynamic breathwork and trauma release Institute. He's a co founder and director of the integral body Institute in Poland and lead facilitator in BV T ri screenings, I came across Gaetan by by way of trying to learn more about breathwork and came across his book, which was feel to heal releasing trauma through body awareness. And I chased them all around the world, asking him to come on to the podcast, Keaton, thank you for being on here today. So, you know, let's talk a little bit about, I think, just your work as it pertains to breathwork. And your work is multiple disciplines involved in it. And I believe you've got what we call six pillars in your that illustrate the modalities, would you mind sharing that with the audience, and we dig a little bit into it from there. Giten Tonkov 1:53 Absolutely. So biodynamic breathwork is a multi modal approach, it brings together the six elements. The first one is deep connected, breathing, conscious, connected breathing. And the way that we use the breath is to activate our sympathetic response, or D activate the sympathetic response that to bring into parasympathetic activation. So breath is used in many different ways in this modality. So when we're beginning to go into a deeper breath, we are activating the system, and then the charge that's stuck in the body has a chance to to complete the interrupted response. So this is the first element, the element of breath, the second element is movement, the movement is kind of ingrained into breath. So when we're fully deeply breathing, there is so much movement already happening in our body of this diaphragm moving, there's lungs expanding, contracting, there is all auxiliary muscles that assist in the breathing are involved. So we take that internal movement that's already happening in our physical body and express it through the outward movement, a lot of it is on the winding of the spine. So this way, we are actually engaging the fascia, the deep core tissues as well to release to support the release of tension that's at the core of the body that's related to past traumatic event. The next element is the element of touch. And touch is used as in a form of body work, as well as in the form of resourcing to assist in the session. So touch can support the release of tension. And touch can bring the person back into the deeper connection with themselves. So there's ways that we use touch in the, in the in person workshops when we do hands on assist, and there's also self touch that's involved in the online setting. So it's very important element is touch. So the next element is sound. So we have breath, movement, touch and sound, the sound is used in the form of our own voice, as well as external sound in the form of music that supports the session that supports and bringing up emotion as well as live instruments that actually impact the body through the sound healing the vibration of the sound when it enters the body. It's of course it impacts ourselves. But the most powerful musical instrument we have is our own voice. So the voice really is reports that layers of release and expression, as well as letting go, as well as the vibration of the sound is healing from the inside out. So if you have the elements of breath, movement type sound, this combination supports the emergence of the next element, which is emotional expression. When we begin to release the tension in our physical body, the emotional charge that lives in that physical tension begins to come up to the surface. So moving those stuck emotions that are related to past unresolved experiences to past traumas, this is the key to creating more freedom in the body, more relaxation in the body. So we are moving through all these different various elements, breath movement, sound, tai chi, emotional expression, to support the emergence of silence, the last element is the element of meditation. So when we are clearing ourselves from past trauma, from busy mind, we are completing interrupted impulses, which trauma is actually in its essence, interrupted impulses that are stuck in the physical body. So we are coming into a place of silence, which is naturally emergent. So this gives us an opportunity to look at ourselves objectively, to allow anything that needs to still complete, to compete in the physical body. So this kind of in a nutshell, the six elements of biodynamic breathwork Brandon Handley 6:49 I love, I love this, because if you take a look at your history, you know, you started with, you know, kind of hands on doing massage therapy, you joined a couple of breathwork sessions if I recall correctly, you would attended an Osho event as a facilitator as a translator for somebody who was Russian there. And that was like one of your first taste to that and then you you figured out ways to incorporate that in other modalities and you put these all together for one complete and cohesive kind of packaging system. So I think that that's that's super interesting one of the things that I really need to go ahead get getting Giten Tonkov 7:54 I was gonna say it's a 20 Brandon Handley 7:55 years. And this is this isn't something that you just came up with either as I believe, right around 20 years of active work on this is that correct system? Giten Tonkov 8:22 Yes, it's around 20 years of working with these modalities and experimenting, seeing what works, what doesn't work, how they support each other. Brandon Handley 8:32 And one of the things that I think that you found was really were was the idea and the concept. Maybe not you but you stumbled on it in one area, it's the seven bands of tension. Right? Could you talk to us a little bit about this seven bands of tension and how they might even aligned to the chakra system? Were was the idea and the concept? Maybe seven bands of 10 Right. Talk about this? Giten Tonkov 9:03 Chakra. Yes. So the seven belts of tension is the whole western body oriented psychology is actually rooted in the concept of Reichian approach which German therapist will Unbreak who was student contemporary of Freud found that the the past traumatic event manglik mainly developmental trauma is distributed in the form of tension in the body in we're in seven bands of tension. And sure enough of these seven Bell bends of tension are more or less in exactly the same areas of the chakra system. But the way that we work in the seven belts of tension, it's actually the biodynamic breathwork is it is a body oriented therapy. So we took that as, as a foundation, the working with the, with the distribution of physical tension in the in the body, and how these bands hold that developmental trauma effects in our physical body. So their ocular belt of tension that is involves the eyes, the forehead, the top of the head. And then we move down into the oral belt of tension with you, which is a jaw and the mouth and the back of the head. And then moving down into cervical, which is our throat expression and creativity also blocking our expression through our throat is very common, then moving down into a thoracic belt, which includes the chest, the heart, the lungs, this, this kind of armoring that we build to protect our heart, from feeling pain, pretty much this is this, all of these belts are in essence have formed for us to feel protected from feeling emotional pain, pretty much. So this in essence, creates this physical armoring that she has right talked about a lot and this physical armoring blocks the flow of energy through our our physical body. So moving down through the through the body, under the thoracic belt of tension is diaphragmatic belt, which includes our diaphragm, our ribcage. And of course, the movement of the diaphragm is very important. The big range of movement of the diaphragm is important because it controls the flow of impulses from the sex to the heart. So as well as how intensely we feel, the more you want to block your feelings, the shallower you will breathe. So that diminishes the movement of the diaphragm and brings the tension around the ribcage, of course. And then moving down into the belly, we have abdominal belt of tension, which includes the abdomen, all the organs, it houses as well as the lower back. And of course, the base is our pelvis, our sex organs, our reproductive organs, and of course, our legs, which is all involved in the in this belt of tension. So the theory behind the Reich's formation of personality structures that the Sexual Energy wants to arise from the pelvis it wants to move up into the belly into the heart and the flow higher turned into expression. But we are conditioned to block these impulses. And because these impulses are blocked, for whatever reason, the physical tension is created. And then after some years, this physical tension is settled in the body in this form. So what we do with biodynamic breath work, we approach working with these belts of tension in very specific order to support the release of tension, the emotion that they this tension holds, as well as supporting the flow of natural impulses through the physical body. In this way we complete the interrupted impulses and heal from developmental trauma as well as any form of trauma. It could be a shock trauma, it could be acute traumas. So this approach works pretty much for a wide variety of Brandon Handley 13:58 offers is great, you've got all the you know what I think is really cool. First of all, I'm thank you for walking through the the belts attention. It's, it aligns so closely to the chakra system, and you know, Eastern medicine and the way they look at the body, that I was pretty shocked to find that and your book. The other thing that I thought that was really neat in your book is that even the very beginning talks about what you're talking about, right? Is this this tension that gets trapped in our bodies, and how animals have a natural release system. And humans, I guess, we tend to do to whatever conditioning, we're kind of blocking and trapping this energy within us. Can you talk a little bit about that? And like what would be Have you found what a natural release system may be for humans if we go through all of this, biodynamic, you know, work and we get the tension releases? What is a natural release for us? Giten Tonkov 15:17 Well, we are in like all mammals are programmed to release the tension in more or less the same way to release the shock to release the trauma and more or less the same way by completing the response that that naturally is released in the term into in time of the traumatic event. But we are as humans are the only ones that learn to interrupt that natural impulse and the impulse is to shake to tremor. So when we work with biodynamic breathwork, we actually support the practitioner, the participants to complete the interrupted response to tremor, a lot of the times the interrupted response comes in tremoring. And other times it comes in the movement in, Brandon Handley 16:15 so we're talking, I lost you like, right around, I guess, you know, some of the tremoring and allowing that movement to complete to run through its motions. And that would be the natural thing. Whereas we typically we've been trained to kind of interrupt that. Giten Tonkov 16:31 So we we somehow, as humans interrupt that natural response for the body to complete the activation. And the key for our work is to support this natural response to complete the activation to come back. Because it's still there, no matter how long the activation has been interrupted in the body, our body looks for chances to complete it. And once our body is given that chance, it will take it. So pretty much what we provide in the session is the chance for our physical body to complete the activation, therefore, move in out of living as a traumatized individual. Brandon Handley 17:24 So releasing all that stored trauma in the body, right, letting that energy dissipate, right, you're allowing for for, it's kind of like coming back, and just, you know, turning the machine back on to allow for it to turn the faucet back on or whatever, it just allows for that energy to flow out. Yeah, Giten Tonkov 17:43 pretty much, pretty much yes, it's the the response. Like I said, no matter how long it's been stuck in the body, it's, it's still there. And it's settled in the form of change, which is pretty much Brahma is interrupted response. If the response is that the moment of the traumatic event, there is no trauma, we move through it. But the fight or flight is, is that's been interrupted, that turns into freeze, which is still has fight or flight running under the freeze. So this is the way to work with with this modality like any other trauma oriented modality. Brandon Handley 18:34 I love it. And then one of the things that you talk about is resourcing in the book and you brought it up today. Let's know a little bit more about that. I think I got a little bit confused, especially like if we're trying to self resource in a breath working space, can you bring it talk us through what resourcing is and what that would look like in a full in person session as well as a you know, at home session. Giten Tonkov 19:02 So, resource is pretty much based on the concept that we use Pendulo ation within the session ventilation meaning that we move between activation, we create the support the activation in the body, that kind of so we have something to work with. And then after sustaining this activation for a certain amount of time, as long as the person is able to be with this activation without feeling overwhelmed. After a while we move the attention back to the place in the body which feels safe and connected which is called internal resource which For this we use the concept of felt sense. So we sense our physicality without attaching much meaning to it. We just look for physical sensations that feel comfortable this as a resource, so we have internal resource which can be located within the physical body. And we have external resource, which is something from outside of ourselves that can be also translated into how it affects us physically. So, in the use of this, of the resources gives an opportunity to feel safe within the session. So we're not going into a place where we feel overcharged or overstimulated, so we can go through the process of releasing without feeling overwhelmed. This is the reason for using a resource. And it's very, it's a very effective way to release trauma because usually, trauma means that we are disconnecting from our physical sensations, it's too much to experience, a lot of the times they're painful. So we disconnect from physicality. So now we're providing an opportunity to come back into feeling our physical bodies in safety. So resource provides that. Could you Brandon Handley 21:21 give me an example of like, what some people might use as an outside resource? Giten Tonkov 21:26 Nature is a fantastic external resource, going into a tree being with the tree, touching a tree, getting your feet, in the sand or on the ground, feeling how that actually feels for you. A memory from the past where you can remember yourself, feeling very good physically. Pat's friends saw their people are amazing, external resources. So anything from the outside that makes you feel safe and connected to your physical body in a positive way? No, thank you. Brandon Handley 22:11 I appreciate that. Because again, you know, like you're saying, if we're going through this trauma, we want to stay connected. I think that you've also mentioned it in the book and some several videos. We don't want to go into a state of catharsis where we disconnect, right? Because then we're not working through that trauma and releasing it. And since it is such a deep is sensation, does processes seeing the trauma, when we connect and have a place of safety to go to that would be what you consider a resourcing. Right, that would be the thing that we can use to help us through that situation. Okay, thank you. Thank you. That's perfect. So there's a couple more pieces I want to get get to here for you. One of the things is, you know, this is a modality that what you what you brought, is something to heal through trauma, and there's trauma and a lot of different ways throughout the world. And one of the things that's happening right now is the War of the Ukraine. And we did not mention the beginning here. I believe that your your Ukrainian descent, and you've recently just come back from there where you've been raising awareness, as well as teaching others in Ukraine, how to leverage this to work through their traumas. Would you like to share a little bit about that? Giten Tonkov 23:30 Yes. Thank you for asking Brandon. Yes, I'm originally from Ukraine. I left Ukraine as a refugee. In fact, when I was 18 years old, and with my parents, we were leaving from my ethnic persecution in Ukraine, and back then it was Soviet Union. And as well as political persecution. So when this conflict started when Ukraine was attacked, completely unprovoked by by Russia, we, I was in Poland and we had already running training for biodynamic breath work and trauma release training, so we to couple of Ukrainian students on scholarship to, for them to bring this work more into the into the field. And once the training is was finished, this was already we were going on to about three weeks of conflicts at that point. And we set up in Warsaw in Poland, a hub for Ukrainian refugees to come and receive the trauma release technique. So we created a very special approach which is geared for acute trauma. which is mostly the trauma that people are experiencing now with this situation. So this, this project is still ongoing, the hub is operational in Warsaw. And now we are in contact with the US State Department, an organism in organization that is subdivision for US State Department, that is actually bringing the work going to bring the work to a Ukrainian aid workers. So we are sending a team going to be sending a team in Warsaw, again, as well as in western Ukraine. And we've so this is a very much needed response. And this is where the modality gets to show up in in actual action, where it's needed most for people that are dealing with a very acute trauma. And as well as the aid workers, they're, they're exposed to, first of all, through vicarious traumatization through through the people that they're helping, as well as being on the territory of Ukraine. It's, it's a very traumatic situation for the entire country for the entire population. Right now, there's over 5 million refugees that left Ukraine, and many of them more than half of them are in Poland. So that's why we set up this hub in Poland, specifically more so. But now, with First of all, we have no idea how long this conflict is going to last. And there are still people are fleeing Ukraine, there are still people that are traumatized, and for sure, we want to, as much as possible avoid for the trauma to continue to build within the country. So it we no matter how you look at it, there will be long lasting consequences from this conflict. And so my organization, biodynamic breathwork, and trauma release Institute, we are fully committed, and we are also started the foundation. Based on this project, we're fully committed to support people who are on the front line, as well as the refugees as well as the people who've been in active combat, to support them to do whatever is possible to release the effects of this horrible events from their physical body. So we don't have to pass it on to future generations. We know how it all ended up after World War Two, and many conflicts that followed. Throughout the world people hold this trauma did becomes generational, and we pass it on to our children and their children's children. This it doesn't go away, just simply with time it gets passed on. Brandon Handley 28:07 Yeah, and so I think that it's great that you're able to get out there and provide a modality like this something that they can do, by themselves, both the refugees and the frontline workers that are out there, and something that, you know, they can do as a community, right. It's a visual, it's something that, you know, shows community and I think that in, given the circumstances, to be accepted into a community like that, and then the work through that, and probably to release that. And that's got to be a moment in their lives that that they end up being eternally grateful. So for for you to do that. I know you've got a I think it's a GoFundMe set up, that I'll be able to share out as long as that's going. And I can share out some links about the ongoing work that you're doing. And I think that that's, it's tremendous that you've been able to find something throughout these years. And as unfortunate as this event is now you're able to go home as it were to provide this incredible resource. Giten Tonkov 29:14 Thank you. Thank you, Brendan. Yes, we have a GoFundMe account, one of the it's for for another week or so until next Friday, so it would be awesome to to receive some donations to support this project. And yes, this is this is real help in action. It's support to the people that really need it. And the it's great that I mentioned community. Community Building is part of what we're doing, bringing people together where they can share in a safe environment where they can share in the environment where they when they speak They are supported in that process. Storytelling is also used as we brought it in as part of one of the tools that are very creative trauma, healing storytelling, where people can tell their stories without feeling. Like they're being re traumatized by telling it. So this is a very specific way that we included in it as well. Wonderful. Brandon Handley 30:31 And so, you know, let's say that I wanted to train in this, I think this modality speaks to me, I've tried other modalities like Wim Hof, you know, getting the heileman supply, but I feel like there's more, you know, and as his work has been great, so is this, talk to me a little bit about, you know, what it would look like to train with you, and how would I go about doing that? Giten Tonkov 30:53 Yes, we have a training running for many years, the training is divided in two parts, part of it is online, and part of it is in person. So it though, in person workshops are happening in Poland, US and Mexico. So pretty much, we're also adding in one in Australia, we had it going in Australia as well. So people pretty much it's accessible from anywhere in the world, whether it's in the in the Americas or in Europe. And so that's an in person part, and there is an online, five months training that just that is part of the practitioner training. Next enrollment, it begins in September. I mean, the enrollment is already happening now. But the next course begins in September. And the training is very flexible to people can go first in person and then continue online or start online and then continue in person. So altogether, it's around 400 hours of training. And it's certified training was certified by Australian breathwork Association as well as international breathwork Foundation. And the it's a registered us continuing education courses by licensing divisions of massage therapy and acupuncture. So this is a very serious training program, especially now when after COVID. So many people left their jobs and looking for a career change and something new in their lives. This is a fantastic way to stay connected to yourself to heal your own body and learn a very valuable modality to support others in their growth. Whether you are already a practitioner of any body oriented modalities or a psychology, this will definitely add to your training that's awesome. Brandon Handley 33:19 Thanks for Thanks for sharing that. One of the use a couple pieces here to left in my mind. One is you've got an exercise, I believe that can help to release like some of the myofascial tissues, right, like and some of the tension. What is that exercise? Would you mind sharing with the audience? Something they could do at home by themselves to try and relieve some of the tension in their body? Giten Tonkov 33:43 Yeah, I absolutely the exercise I can, I can guide the audience for the next five minutes into the exercise and the exercise. It's called tans release, unwind. So there is a certain process happens in our physical body. If we consciously tense the tissues, hold it for 30 seconds, and then release that holding. So the energy that's been held in the body releases and it releases to the deeper tissues as well. So once the release is happening, we take that energy, this bio energy and move it through the body with this unwinding, undulating movement. So this exercise can be done at any time of day. It can be done at any areas in the body. You can start with the face, you can do it the holding your jaw, you can hold your shoulders and then release and then unwind. So the three major step is tensing, holding for 30 seconds, letting go of the holding, releasing, and the final step is to unwind to laugh that movement come up as an expression of the energy that the body is releasing. So let's take a moment you can sit or be standing and take a few deep, full breaths, one after the other. Bring your attention to where the breath is flowing in your physical body. Be aware of the felt sensations that are present in this area. And now let's start by bringing our attention to our shoulder. So I want to ask you to raise your shoulders up to your ears and tense that area and hold that tension. And let's hold it for about 30 seconds. And I'm gonna time it for 30 seconds, and then I'll let you know when to release. And hold it, hold it, hold it. And now let's begin to bring that holding to a peak. Let's hold it tighter. And you have about 10 More seconds left. And 54321 now releasing the tension, letting your shoulders flow down, releasing, relaxing, and let your body softly move, letting that movement come from the inside out. Especially bring in that movement into your spine. So moving your shoulders, moving your head and neck, let this movement come down your spine. Now bringing the breath back, breathing deeply in through the nose, out through the mouth. Deep full breath in through the nose out through the mouth, and let your body softly drop into this movement. There's still this energy that wants to move you if you simply let go of your control, the body will move on its own Yeah, very good. The brain some movement into your neck and head into your lower face into your jaw. Yeah. And take another deep, full breath. Noticing how the when the breath comes in, it fills you up from the inside. It's kind of DISRE rubber ball that expands with the breath. And when you exhale, letting yourself go dropping letting the the gravity work and letting the movement arise. Your body naturally wants to release tension by movement. Yes. And then now the deep full breath. Being aware of your physicality of your whole body as a one unit as a whole. Being aware of your felt sensation, being aware of the place of comfort that we talked earlier about resource How do you experience this resource in your physical body and take a deep full breath and once again, shift your attention to just outside of yourself and whenever you're ready, you can open your eyes even short few minutes of practice already make a difference Brandon Handley 39:44 feel tingly? You know I feel great. Even just even with just short exercise and the reminder to the guidance is always great. The reminder to kind of find the resource is absolutely wonderful and Um, you know, just feeling that kind of release, right, letting that natural movement happen. So that's, that's, that's definitely feels wonderful. So I appreciate you sharing that with me walking me through it myself and, and doing it once like that. So listen, you know, I know we've got a short period of time today's thank you for hopping on today. Hopefully, we recorded and we did everything we're supposed to do it it all works out Where Where should I send some people to connect with you Giten Tonkov 40:31 biodynamic breath.com is our website it has ways to get in touch with our organization, there's contact form at the schedule of all the events. There's links to videos and many resources. It's biodynamic breath.com We'd love to see you at our workshops. We have a weekly class free, free, biodynamic, breathwork session running every Sunday. And you can sign up on our website through it to receive the link and join us every Sunday for free for 490 minutes of breath exploration, myself and our teaching staff running these sessions as they're happening regularly on 10am pacific time on Sunday. Brandon Handley 41:30 So that's very generous of you to offer that and host that thank you so much Keaton and appreciate you taking the time here today and excited to see how this work continues for you. Thank you. Intro Guy 41:46 I really hope you enjoyed this episode of the spiritual dope podcast. Stay connected with us directly through spiritual dove.co. You can also join the discussion on Facebook, spiritual and Instagram at spiritual underscore Joe. If you would like to speak with us, send us an email there Brandon at spiritual dove.co And as always, thank you for cultivating your mindset and creating a better reality. This includes the most thought provoking part of your day. Don't forget to like and subscribe to stay fully up to date. Until next time, be kind to yourself and trust your intuition Transcribed by https://otter.ai

In this miniseries, I chat with Sam Jahara about her experiences growing up in the Rajneesh movement after her parents began following Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Sam answers the question of "Where were the children?" and the answers are unpleasant reminders that in a high control environment, allegiance can only be to leadership, leaving no space for relationships familial or otherwise. Sam Jahara is a practising counsellor and psychotherapist for Brighton and Hove Psychotherapy. You can find her work here - https://www.brightonandhovepsychotherapy.com/practitioners/sam-jahara/Crimecon tickets available here - www.crimecon.co.ukGet in Touch or Support -Patreon - patreon.com/thecultvault ( https://app.redcircle.com/shows/b87e3... )Cult Vault Shop - cultvaultpodcast.com/shop ( https://app.redcircle.com/shows/b87e3... )Crimecon UK 2022 - https://www.crimecon.co.uk/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultvaultpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultVaultPodReddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Cult-VaultGmail: cultvaultpodcast@gmail.com

By Roberta Lippi | After years of impositions and dramatic acceptance of a world totally out of reality, Deeksha realizes how fundamental her role was in the birth, growth and fall of the sannyasin world. Too many voices of those who have suffered and those who have been lost who have remained silent, too much violence and abuse. This is the definitive delivery of the truth, so that history does not repeat itself.To learn more: Rajneeshpuram: Inside the Cult of Bhagwan and Its Failed American Utopiaby Russell KingSins of My Father: A Daughter, a Cult, a Wild Unravellingby Lily DunnCharisma and Control in Rajneeshpuram: A Community without Shared Values(American Sociological Association Rose Monographs)by Lewis F. CarterMy Life in Orange: Growing Up with the Guruby Tim GuestBreaking the Spell: My life as a Rajneeshee, and the long journey back to freedomby Jane StorkThe Guru Papers: Masks of Authoritarian Powerby Joel Kramer and Diana AlstadBounded Choice: True Believers and Charismatic Cultsby Janja A. LalichThe Mother of Godby Luna TarloHoly Hell: A Memoir of Faith, Devotion, and Pure Madness by Gail TredwellCombating Cult Mind Control: The #1 Best-Selling Guide to Protection,Rescue, and Recovery from Destructive Cultsby Steven Hassan, Daniel Greenberg, et al.Bhagwan: The God That Failedby Hugh MilneWhen she comes backBy Ronit PlankWild Wild Sheela - Le 100 cose che Wild Wild Country non vi ha detto e state cercando su GoogleBy Roberta Lippi

di Roberta Lippi | Dopo anni di imposizioni e drammatica accettazione di un mondo totalmente fuori dalla realtà, Deeksha si rende conto di quanto il suo ruolo sia stato fondamentale per la nascita, la crescita e la caduta del mondo sannyasin. Troppe le voci di chi ha sofferto e di chi si è perso che sono rimaste in silenzio, troppe le violenze e i soprusi. Questa è la consegna definitiva della verità, perché la storia non si ripeta.Consigli di lettura sull'argomento: Rajneeshpuram: Inside the Cult of Bhagwan and Its Failed American Utopiaby Russell KingSins of My Father: A Daughter, a Cult, a Wild Unravellingby Lily DunnCharisma and Control in Rajneeshpuram: A Community without Shared Values(American Sociological Association Rose Monographs)by Lewis F. CarterMy Life in Orange: Growing Up with the Guruby Tim GuestBreaking the Spell: My life as a Rajneeshee, and the long journey back to freedomby Jane StorkThe Guru Papers: Masks of Authoritarian Powerby Joel Kramer and Diana AlstadBounded Choice: True Believers and Charismatic Cultsby Janja A. LalichThe Mother of Godby Luna TarloHoly Hell: A Memoir of Faith, Devotion, and Pure Madness by Gail TredwellCombating Cult Mind Control: The #1 Best-Selling Guide to Protection,Rescue, and Recovery from Destructive Cultsby Steven Hassan, Daniel Greenberg, et al.Bhagwan: The God That Failedby Hugh MilneWhen she comes backBy Ronit PlankWild Wild Sheela - Le 100 cose che Wild Wild Country non vi ha detto e state cercando su Google

By Roberta Lippi | Deeksha follows up on the guru's last requests, but as soon as he can he escapes Rajneeshpuram. His name now represents a danger to the whole community: bring her back in by any means or make her pay? But the intimidation was not effective on the woman who decided to return to give voice to the Dragon Lady in her.

Deeksha dà seguito alle ultime richieste del guru, ma appena può fugge da Rajneeshpuram. Il suo nome ora rappresenta un pericolo per l'intera comunità: riportarla dentro con ogni mezzo o fargliela pagare? Ma le intimidazioni non hanno presa sulla donna che decide di tornare a dare voce alla Dragon Lady che è in lei.

Nel New Jersey, Deeksha e Sheela assecondano i capricci del guru mentre cercano di dare vita alla nuova comune di Rajneeshpuram, ma all'improvviso la storia prende una virata per una delle due: mentre Sheela asseconda Osho in tutto ciò che fa, chiede, insegna, Deeksha ha un'illuminazione, ma non del tipo mistico: chi è realmente l'uomo che credeva di aver conosciuto dieci anni prima e che ha sempre considerato un maestro? E cosa vuole veramente?

La comunità è diventata così grande da essere quasi ingestibile, i pettegolezzi su quello che avviene nell'ashram aumentano e strane vicende acuiscono i sospetti su quanto accade una volta varcati i cancelli dell'ashram di Puna. Sheela riesce a ottenere il potere che tanto ambisce e convince il guru a trasferirsi in America. Deeksha ha il compito di organizzare tutto in anticipo e parte per gli Stati Uniti.

The community has become so large that it is almost unmanageable, gossip about what happens in the ashram increases and strange events sharpen suspicions about what happens once you cross the gates of Poona's Ashram. Sheela manages to get the power she so longs for and convinces the guru to move to America. Deeksha is in charge of organizing everything in advance and leaves for the United States.

 We were growing up with: “to be happy is the best”… and “to feel bad is bad” … And so we were forced to suppress our negative feelings and to suffer by getting diseases or depression through our hidden feelings. We learned that we can fix our bad feelings, through seeing TV, eating sweets, taking drugs, go shopping …. For what?When I was a Sannyasin of Bhagwan we had to wear red. When we, my darling and me separated from our awesome Love Story … we got so many spiritual rewards for our deep love from the creator… I felt very sad. So I wore black. Because I felt so and I was proud that I could honestly show my feelings as they were and didn't make any “be happy”, or “be okay” show.  Our community was challenged by my behavior and accepted it. From this very time on, I refuse to make any “be happy” show, regardless what my darlings, chiefs think… when I was crying or angry in front of them.  You never can reward yourself more than to be authentic and to show your feelings as they are.Because only you can give you the permission to be authentic and not to be a puppet.The great Sri Aurobindo said: The vessel of joy is out of sorrow. So deeper we can feel our negative feelings so more happiness and love we can feel. The Zen is saying: feel your feelings and don't be your feelings!We let flow our feelings and don't stick to any feelings nor to prefer any emotion! If we do so we can go beyond our feelings, thoughts, and body. Yes, that is possible! With judging, we never can reach such high spiritual plateau. Emotions are just emotions, nothing more!Normally during the day our emotions going up and down. And if we feel bad, we try:Breath deep in your feelings.Make sport.Think: Thank you, that I can feel that emotion. Regardless of what, let flow your emotion. After some time, we can accept our emotions and the feelings of other beings much better, without to go into panic mode. Alone that is priceless. Later we become more and more detached from our emotions and can watch our feelings! And this is true spirituality! My Video: Enjoy feeling bad  https://youtu.be/gCgGIMnJvgwMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.B/Enjoy-feeling-bad.mp3

In this episode I speak with Ron Punit Auerbacher - former Sannyasin and follower of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh known more commonly today as Osho.Ron also talks us through his difficult childhood and incredible activism work which has shaped history and Gay Rights as we know it today.Cult Vault Shop - cultvaultpodcast.com/shopCrimecon UK 2022 - https://www.crimecon.co.uk/Get In Touch:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultvaultpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultVaultPodReddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Cult-VaultGmail: cultvaultpodcast@gmail.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/thecultvaultSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cultvaultpodcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Deeksha has become one of the most feared and respected people in the community. The ashram grows excessively and she works without respite. Maybe that's why she doesn't even have time to realize that many, too many strange things are happening within the commune, and that she herself is inevitably involved.

This is Dragon Lady, the last witness, the sequel series of "Soli" by Roberta Lippi.Her name was Deeksha, and she was one of the women of power in Osho's entourage, the famous Indian guru, and one of the few disciples to have direct access to the teacher.Deeksha was somewhat of a living legend in the ashram because many considered her to be a true tyrant. Osho often spoke of her as an exemplary figure, calling her Zen Master or Dragon Master, and still today the Sannyasins remember her this way. even if she has long since disappeared from the scene.Deeksha arrived in the United States and was destined to take over Rajneeshpuram together with Ma Anand Sheela, but suddenly decided to leave the commune. The reasons that prompted her to leave have remained secret for over 40 years. Today she has decided to talk and reveal everything about the community and the guru.

Questo è Dragon Lady, l'ultima testimone, la serie sequel di Soli, il podcast di Roberta Lippi.Lei si chiama Deeksha, è stata una delle donne di potere dell'entourage di Osho, il famoso guru indiano, e una delle poche ad avere accesso diretto al maestro. Deeksha è stata una sorta di leggenda vivente nell'ashram perché molti la consideravano una vera tiranna. Osho parlò spesso di lei portandola ad esempio e definendola Zen Master o Dragon Master e ancora oggi i sannyasin la ricordano così, anche se da tempo è sparita dai radar.Arrivata negli Stati Uniti e destinata a prendere le redini di Rajneeshpuram insieme a Ma Anand Sheela, Deeksha improvvisamente decide di lasciare la comune. I motivi che l'hanno spinta ad andarsene sono rimasti segreti per oltre 40 anni. Oggi ha deciso di parlare e di raccontare tutto sulla comunità e sul suo guru.

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Vishrant talks about Why Clearing Your Energy is Important for Higher Consciousness in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Saturday 22nd January 2022. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant talks about why we can't just go straight to enlightenment in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Saturday 15th January 2022. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

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Vishrant talks about how anger can stop us from perceiving love and what we can do about it in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Saturday 27th November 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant speaks about the tools that take us to freedom in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Saturday 20th November 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant speaks about How to Deal With an Unfair World in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Saturday 13th November 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant has always been a fan of Star Wars and Star Trek, and sci-fi in general, so we have asked him to talk about how the world of Star Wars and Buddhism meet. In this Satsang, Vishrant talks about this topic followed by an open Q&A. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant speaks about the most important question to ask an awakened teacher and what he asked Osho Rajneesh in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Saturday 30th October 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

In this episode I had the privilege of chatting at length with Nicola Ranson. She has penned a memoir called "A Slice of Orange" a depiction of her life before, during and after following Guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Nicola's insight into the Sannyasin community is unlike anything you have heard before - even from the hugely popular Netflix Documentary "Wild, Wild Country" that focuses on the same movement.Nicola's website - https://nicolaranson.org/blog/Get In TouchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultvaultpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultVaultPodTumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/cultvaultReddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Cult-VaultGmail: cultvaultpodcast@gmail.comPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/thecultvaultSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cultvaultpodcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Self enquiry is a powerful practice that seekers have used for thousands of years to discover who they really are. Vishrant guides seekers into meditation and to enquire into your true nature in this recording. You are invited to relax, tune in to the energy field of truth and discover true self. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant talks about Why Taking Offence Doesn't Work in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 20th October 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant speaks about Navigating Intimacy and Wounding in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 13th October 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant speaks about freedom in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 6th October 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant speaks about What to Look For in a Spiritual Teacher in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 29th September 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant speaks about "The Only Chance Humanity Has to Survive" in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 22nd September 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant talks about how to "Love Thy Neighbour" in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 15th September 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant talks about the Obstacles to Happiness in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 8th September 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant talks about The Peace In Becoming No-One in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 1st September 2021. Vishrant is an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh who has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

Vishrant talks about How To Avoid Spiritual Traps in this Satsang from The True Rebellion Series held on Wednesday 25th August 2021. Vishrant, an enlightened Sannyasin of Osho Rajneesh, has been guiding seekers towards finding higher consciousness and discovering their true nature since his awakening in 1999. His invitation is for you to discover what you really are and to remove the obstacles in the way of living as your true nature. Learn more about Vishrant, his work and his community at www.vishrant.org.

"Herhangi bir şeye karşı ne nefret ne de özlem duyan kişiyi sen her zaman eylemi terk etmiş olan olarak bil. Arjuna, gerçekten de karşıtlardan (sevinç-keder, acı-haz, hoşlandım-hoşlanmadım vs.) azade olan kişi çabasızca zaten esaretten kurtulmuş olandır." (5.3) "(sadece) çocuk kalanlar (bu bilgiyi bilmeyenler), bilge olanlar değil, bilginin ve karma yoga'nın ayrı şeyler olduğunu sanır. Ancak kim ki (bu yollardan) bir tanesini tam ve düzgün bir şekilde takip ederse, o ( her ikisinden de) gelecek sonuca zaten erişmiş olur." (5.4) Sannyasin'ler (terk alanlar, dervişler) ulaştığı sonuç karma yogi'ler (toplumda kalanlar) tarafından da zaten erişilir. Bilgiyi ve karma yoga'yı eş ve bir olarak görenler, işte (sadece) onlar (gerçeği) görür." (5.5)

Iggy is a Reiki Master, certified sound therapist and Tung's acupuncture licensed practitioner. Iggy has more than 20 years of experience in complementary and alternative medicine practices and bioenergetic healing work and is also teaches meditation. Since 1990 Iggy has been working as a professional musician, performing alongside international stars, leading and co-leading successful groups from classical to contemporary music, from jazz to folk and experimental avant-garde. Iggy is currently involved in promoting his music, teaching, practising and sharing the joy and simplicity of life with his fellow friends. In this intimate and friendly conversation, Iggy talks about the painful and dramatic experience of losing his parents as a door to step into a spiritual journey. Sannyasin at heart, Iggy has been touched by Osho and has chosen Reiki as his main vehicle for personal growth and transformation. Iggy is a highly qualified musician who has worked alongside some of the best Italian artists such as Franco Battiato. Here's what you'll learn in this episode: 02.25 - How Iggy came to know about Osho 08.25 - Why Reiki is Iggy's path 12.25 - Iggy's personal practice to keep beaming with light 15.50 - Choosing the simple life 19.30 - Music, Reiki and meditation 24.35 - Playing for the great Master Ennio Morricone 27.05 - What Iggy learnt from Osho 30.00 - A sannyasin without sanyyas 32.05 - Iggy's passion for Chinese Medicine 37.30 - Osho's greatest contribution to the world 39.40 - The most beautiful gift received from Osho 40.20 - Iggy and Osho Resources: Iggy's Reiki website and Music website Iggy's Podcast Love Osho Youtube channel Love Osho Free Guide - How to meditate if you can't sit quietly Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram Music and Voice by Chinmaya Dunster Donate to support the Podcast *** REVIEW! *** If you've enjoyed the show, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes it easier for other people to find us and benefit from the content. Thank you so much!

Hey Everyone, In this Episode - the very final one for the Season - I'm recording masked, in my car, queued for a Covid test. Let's just say things took a turn last week and I got to be a flexible Yogini!As I leave you for a brief Kumbhaka to prepare for a seriously awesome Season 8, a couple of things:Please consider supporting me on Patreon (and access super cool bonuses) here: https://www.patreon.com/AmyMcDonaldDM me if you're interested in being a sponsor for Season 8 of this podcast.DM me if you'd like more info about my 10-hour module add-on for the Business Essentials for Yoga, great for YTTs or Mentorship programs.Thanks SO much for being an awesome listener to this pod. I know there are ooodles to choose from and the fact that you're sharing time with me is wonderful. Until soon!

Today our guest is Swami Satyam Pradeep. Pradeep started reading and loving Osho around 1980 and became a Sannyasin in 1988 in Poona. Pradeep dropped out of high school in his junior year. He spent a year in the army till it was kicked out and worked for 17 years in the data processing field, six years in the septic tank field, and the last 17 years as a gas station mechanic. Pradeep has a soul partner, Bonnie and lives in Texas. After taking sannyas Pradeep dropped his bad habits and substance abuse to live a life filled with meditation and clarity despite the challenges that life kept throwing at him. Even though Pradeep lives in a background country and is quite isolated, he keeps his daily meditation and connection with Osho very much alive and is a beautiful example and inspiration for everyone on how to keep the search for inner truth alive. Here's what you'll learn in this episode: 02.25 - How Pradeep came to know about Osho 07.55 - Pradeep takes sannyas 10.15 - How taking sannyas changed Pradeep's life 16.15 - Facing the challenges of real life 19.15 - Showing Osho video on public broadcast station in Texas 24.15 - Osho in Texas 26.05 - Keeping motivated about Osho and meditation 36.25 - Osho's greatest contribution to the world 37.25 - The most beautiful gift received from Osho 39.00 - Pradeep and Osho today Resources: Pradeep's email Love Osho Youtube channel Love Osho Free Guide - How to meditate if you can't sit quietly Connect with us on Facebook and Instagram Music and Voice by Chinmaya Dunster Donate to support the Podcast *** REVIEW! *** If you've enjoyed the show, please subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes it easier for other people to find us and benefit from the content. Thank you so much!

Sie haben sicher schon mal irgendwas von „Osho“ gesehen oder gehört. Aber wer war dieser indische Guru und wieso hat er vor rund 40 Jahren so viele Anhänger gehabt? Eine neue Dokumentation gibt Antworten. DONAU 3 FM Filmreporter Paolo Percoco hat sie angeschaut. „Bhagwan - Die Deutschen und der Guru“ erzählt die faszinierende Geschichte von Aufstieg und Fall des indischen Gurus Bhagwan, bekannt auch als Osho, erstmals aus der Perspektive seiner deutschen Anhänger. Was hat sie an dem Mann fasziniert, den sie Osho genannt und verehrt haben? Und warum haben sie alles aufgegeben, um ihrem Idol bis nach Indien und später in die USA zu folgen? In „Bhagwan - Die Deutschen und der Guru“ schafft es der Dokumentarfilmer Jobst Knigge, das Vertrauen einiger Sannyasin zu gewinnen, wie sich die Osho-Anhänger selbst nennen, und sie erzählen ihm – und damit uns – ihre ganz persönliche Geschichte. Damit geben sie nicht nur einen tiefen Einblick in ihr Leben mit dem charismatischen Guru in den 70er und 80er Jahren, sondern verleihen der Doku auch eine ganz menschliche Dimension. Archivbilder machen die Geschichte rund und machen es auch spannend quasi hautnah mitzuerleben, was die Protagonisten vor 40 Jahren im Vergleich zur Gegenwart denken und was sie noch heute teilweise tief bewegt. Der Film zeichnet aber nicht nur deren positive Erlebnisse nach. Er endet natürlich mit dem Fall des großen Gurus und seiner befremdlichen Assistentin Sheila, die letztlich beide im Gefängnis gelandet sind. Die 90-minütige Dokumentation „Bhagwan - Die Deutschen und der Guru“ läuft aktuell in der ARD Mediathek - und ist absolut sehenswert!

Conversation with Lily Dunn on growing up with a Sannyasin parent, misguided movements, psychosocial engineering, & the libido, totalitarianism & spirituality, & Osho's decline. Part One: The Dangling Carrot of Enlightenment (0 – 30 mins) Cultural history &  the Osho community, a galivanting stepfather, Jasun's early childhood, a fraught adolescence, passing the problem back, spiritual ... Read more

Was ist Bewusstsein? Diese Frage beschäftigt Wulf, seit er 16 war. Sieben Jahre verbrachte er in spirituellen Zentren und gründete als Sannyasin das erste Osho-Meditation-Center der DDR. Als es mit der Meditation nicht mehr weiter ging, fand er in psychedelischen Erfahrungen mit LSD, Magic Mushrooms und Co. die nächste Stufe. Das ganze Leben des heute über 60-jährigen ausgebildeten Suchttherapeuten ist geprägt vom Helfen. Egal ob es Drogenabhängige in Notunterkünften waren, unerfahrene Mischkonsumenten auf Festivals oder Menschen, die einen intensiven Trip nicht integrieren konnten - Wulf flickt sie wieder zusammen. Einmal bekam er selbst eine HPPD, also eine "Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder". Heute sieht er diese als eine Art Weiterbildung an, die ihm half, sich noch besser in Menschen hineinversetzen zu können. In der 29. Episode des Set&Setting Podcast erzählt Wulf, wie er verschiedene Substanzen kategorisiert und erklärt den Wert von MDMA für die therapeutische Verwendung. "Diese Kultur ist ein einziger Schrei nach Liebe", sagt er und beschreibt, dass es aktuell im großen Kollektiv zunächst darum geht, persönliche Verletzungen aus der Vergangenheit zu heilen - und weniger darum, transpersonale Erfahrungen mit Tryptaminen wie z.B. LSD zu machen. Viel Spaß mit dieser Episode! Du leidest selbst an einer Sucht? Schau mal hier: https://www.caritas.de/hilfeundberatung/onlineberatung/suchtberatung/start Buchempfehlungen: Dr. Friederike Meckel Fischer: Therapie mit Substanz. Psycholytische Therapie im 21. Jahrhundert. https://amzn.to/3jLwzys Claudia Möckel Graber: Eintritt in heilende Bewusstseinszustände. Grundlagen zur psycholyischen Praxis. https://amzn.to/3qEAH7g Infos zum nächsten Set&Setting Retreat: https://www.setandsetting-retreat.com/ Diskutiere mit auf Facebook in der Set&Setting Community: https://bit.ly/3DT8dht Wenn dir die Folge gefallen hat, dann würde ich mich freuen, wenn du uns eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung, einen Kommentar bei iTunes und natürlich ein Abo geben könntest! Teile den Podcast mit deinen Freunden um die psychedelische Revolution voranzutreiben! Ich danke dir vielmals! Dein Jascha von Set&Setting Erfahre mehr über das Projekt Set&Setting: YouTube: https://bit.ly/2SDL4Kg Website: https://bit.ly/32VngXX Instagram: https://bit.ly/3dsv3Pa Coaching: https://www.jascharenner.com/ Anfragen und Feedback gerne an: info@setandsetting.de Erfahre mehr über Wulf Mirko Weinreich Website: http://www.integrale-psychotherapie.de/Ticker.html Bücher: Wulf Mirko Weinreich: Das integrale Totenbuch. Ein Leitfaden für Meditation und Sterbebegleitung. https://amzn.to/3rbaz4u Wulf Mirko Weinreich: Integrale Psychotherapie. Ein umfassendes Therapiemodell auf der Grundlage der Integralen Philosophie nach Ken Wilber https://amzn.to/39yfxC8

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 The first step in the right direction is the half path…Even a fake Guru can lead us to the truth when we surrender.If we don’t surrender, we never know if the Guru is the truth…And if the Guru is wrong, we can find it out only when we surrender… Most of the disciples don’t surrender and so they stay their whole life with the Guru.Instead to become their own Guru!I moved in a community, so we were 2 females and 2 males… One girl was a Sannyasin (disciple) from Bhagwan, so wearing red and the other 2 were from the no-future movement, so wearing black… And I was neutral… 2 weeks later there was a group (Sexuality Awareness) in the Sannyasin Center of our town (Bremen)…  I was 26 years old, nearly a virgin and had interest in Sex… What you fear at most do it…   I was already in therapy and making Yoga, Qigong and meditation… Before the group started, I went with our Sannyasin to the meditations in the Center… The meditations (Dynamic Meditation, Kundalini) were crazy, exciting and really working for me…  We attended the group, I slept with a lovely older (48 years) woman (Prakriti)… It was so good for me. The group were very strenuous, with strong Bioenergetic and Encounter… At the end the female therapist Pujari told me… “You have to work hard on yourself because of your very hard childhood… You will make it, because You are a real seeker, who will never be satisfied by worldly things…”She became true… A half year later, after several relationships I went to Vancouver/Canada to hike and to hitchhike down to Los Angles… My first hiking was the famous West-cost-trail on Vancouver Island… On the ferry I saw a sexy American Indian girl… I looked in her eyes, smiled, approached her, embraced her… and later we had sex… One group can make that with You! Before I never had chances with girls!After the 8-day trail, I hitchhiked and made one more hike and then I arrived in Portland… Further hitchhiking was impossible.I met a Sannyasin and he told me Bhagwan has started to speak again…  Go to the ranch (Rajneeshpuram) and enjoy the great community of Bhagwan.I arrived at the ranch and I met my previous girlfriend Prakriti from the group in Bremen…After so much hardship during my hitchhiking, my heart was closed… So, I decided to make several groups. During the groups we went to the discourses of Bhagwan.  Bhagwan magically addressed many of my problems… I never have seen a place with so much love than Rajneeshpuram, it has been for me just like a paradise…  The groups were outstanding.There exist People who are looking for mistakes and they always can find them everywhere… Sorry for them!In the groups I was as usual the worst case with the worst childhood…But there was hope… The therapist asked a Japanese girl what she thinks of the different people… This Japanese had the ability to see what is inside of the people…She was telling a manager who continuously entertained the group members what she thought about him and the guy was lying on the ground and crying…Then the therapist asked, is here anybody who is honest and doesn’t make any show… She said: This is Rudi, I don’t see him so bad like you do, he will make it and he will go beyond… Then the Therapist said that I had to work hard on me, and make groups, and a weekend group every month… And I had to make the Primal and Tantra groups… All that I did…Bhagwan had trained his Therapists to become the best in the World and his techniques were outstanding… By God, I am so thankful that I had the chance to be part of his group…It was for me the first step in the right direction and not the whole path… After this lesson the next lesson… Sorry for the people who could not go further! My Video: Episode 20 How I met Bhagwan. https://youtu.be/eG9otVxE2JcMy Audio: https://rudizimmerer.s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/6/Episode+20+How+I+met+Bhagwan..mp3Enable GingerCannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connection or reload the browserDisable in this text fieldEditEdit in GingerEdit in Ginger×

This was presented at the Vedanta Society of NSW on 30 Aug 2020, and streamed live on YouTube. To find out more about the Vedanta Society of NSW and our programs, visit https://saradavedanta.org/

Er hätte gerne weitergetalkt am Fernsehen, das gibt Roger Schawinski unumwunden zu. Wo andere ihre Pressesprecher geschmeidige Abgangsmitteilungen formulieren lassen, zeigt er Gefühle. Was treibt ihn immer noch an? Und wie sieht seine persönliche Zwischenbilanz aus als Privatmann, Ehemann, Vater und Unternehmer? Daniela Lager fragt nach, bei Roger Schawinski und bei seiner Frau Gabriella Sontheim, die Rogers Gesprächssendung «TalkTäglich» bei TeleZüri damals als Produzentin mitgestaltet und eine eigene Sendung moderiert hatte. Gabriella Sontheim war in jungen Jahren ein Studium verwehrt worden – Jahre später holte sie dies nach. Die ausgebildete Lehrerin studierte an der Universität Zürich Erziehungswissenschaften. Heute ist sie Dozentin und hat ein Projekt entwickelt, das Kinder aus bildungsfernen Familien beim Übertritt in die Oberstufe begleitet. Gabriellas Lebenslauf liest sich in jungen Jahren wie ein wilder Ritt einer Sinnsuchenden: Sie lebte in Poona, Indien, und in Oregon, USA, als Sannyasin in der Gemeinschaft des Gurus Bhagwan und führte später im amerikanischen Santa Fe eine Boutique mit selbstentworfenen Kleidern. Im Rahmen der Sommerserie hören Sie die Wiederholung vom 15. März 2020.

Mark shares his experience of joining the highly controversial Cult/Movement that was known as the ‘Rajneesh’ or ‘The Orange People’ under the famous guru ‘Osho’. Mark openly talks about his life as a Sannyasin with the Rajneesh living on the commune in America, India and Australia and his journey of self discovery.

Fast ein Vierteljahrhundert sind die beiden verheiratet. Jetzt gibt Roger seine Talkshow «Schawinski» im Fernsehen auf. Zieht er sich jetzt schrittweise ins Private zurück? Und was sagt Gabriella Sontheim zu diesen Aussichten? Roger Schawinski Er hätte gerne weitergetalkt am Fernsehen, das gibt Roger Schawinski unumwunden zu. Wo andere ihre Pressesprecher geschmeidige Abgangsmitteilungen formulieren lassen, zeigt er Gefühle. Was treibt ihn immer noch an? Welche Prioritäten setzt er für den Lebensabend (die Formulierung dürfte ihm kaum gefallen, auch mit 74 Jahren nicht). Und wie sieht seine persönliche Zwischenbilanz aus als Privatmann, Ehemann, Vater und Unternehmer? Daniela Lager fragt nach, bei Roger Schawinski und bei seiner Frau Gabriella Sontheim, die Rogers Gesprächssendung «TalkTäglich» bei TeleZüri damals als Produzentin mitgestaltet und eine eigene Sendung moderiert hatte. Gabriella Sontheim Gabriella Sontheim war in jungen Jahren ein Studium verwehrt worden – Jahre später holte sie dies nach. Die ausgebildete Lehrerin studierte an der Universität Zürich Erziehungswissenschaften. Heute ist sie Dozentin und hat ein Projekt entwickelt, das Kinder aus bildungsfernen Familien beim Übertritt in die Oberstufe begleitet. Gabriellas Lebenslauf liest sich in jungen Jahren wie ein wilder Ritt einer Sinnsuchenden: Sie lebte in Poona, Indien, und in Oregon, USA, als Sannyasin in der Gemeinschaft des Gurus Bhagwan und führte später im amerikanischen Santa Fe eine Boutique mit selbstentworfenen Kleidern. Gabriella Sontheim und Roger Schawinski sind am Sonntag zu Gast bei Daniela Lager in der Sendung «Persönlich», ab 10 Uhr auf Radio SRF 1. Die Sendung findet aufgrund der aktuellen Situation ohne Publikum statt.

Sannyasin de hoogste vorm van Liefde

It was Saturday and the ceremony to become a member of our Indian Ashram was at noon - one problem - my Maria hated the idea.

Ein Sannyasin ist frei von Hass und Wunsch. Seine Geisteshaltung ist entscheidend, nicht der physische Verzicht. Mehr Informationen über die: Bhagavad Gita. Fast jeden Monat beginnt eine Yogalehrer 4 Wochen intensiv Ausbildung bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Weitere Information und Termine zur YLA findest du: HIER. Dies ist eine Wiederveröffentlichung aus dem Jahr 2014.

Ein Sannyasin ist frei von Hass und Wunsch. Seine Geisteshaltung ist entscheidend, nicht der physische Verzicht. Mehr Informationen über die: Bhagavad Gita. Fast jeden Monat beginnt eine Yogalehrer 4 Wochen intensiv Ausbildung bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Weitere Information und Termine zur YLA findest du: HIER. Dies ist eine Wiederveröffentlichung aus dem Jahr 2014.

Ein Sannyasin ist frei von Hass und Wunsch. Seine Geisteshaltung ist entscheidend, nicht der physische Verzicht. Mehr Informationen über die: Bhagavad Gita. Fast jeden Monat beginnt eine Yogalehrer 4 Wochen intensiv Ausbildung bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Weitere Information und Termine zur YLA findest du: HIER. Dies ist eine Wiederveröffentlichung aus dem Jahr 2014.

It's fair to say, Kirsha Kaechele has lived a life less ordinary. The American artist and curator lives in Hobart, but Australia is just the latest home for a woman who has sought out experiences her whole life. As a teenager, she left home and travelled to 50 countries in 7 years – a self-education in the furthest corners of the world. She lived with the Sannyasin cult, she dropped ayahuasca in the Amazon, and set up shop in a derelict part of New Orleans, bringing art projects to some of the poorest neighbourhoods in town. Kirsha's latest work is a book called Eat the Problem. It's a work of art and cookbook all at once, with contributions from famous chefs and thinkers; looking at the question of invasive species and how we can make a flaw a feature in the most sustainable way. When you read Kirsha's bio, you want to spend a day talking to her. I got an hour. From The Kinks to The Stranglers, Chamorro celebration music, to Tasmanian troubadours, she shared her illuminating songs and incredible stories with me. A wild conversation with a wonderfully curious soul. Johnny Sablan - ‘Tippi Tippi Tan' The Kinks - ‘Waterloo Sunset' The Stranglers - ‘Golden Brown' Ben Salter - ‘Isolationism' Christopher Coleman & The Great Escape - ‘Jesse'

It’s fair to say, Kirsha Kaechele has lived a life less ordinary. The American artist and curator lives in Hobart, but Australia is just the latest home for a woman who has sought out experiences her whole life. As a teenager, she left home and travelled to 50 countries in 7 years – a self-education in the furthest corners of the world. She lived with the Sannyasin cult, she dropped ayahuasca in the Amazon, and set up shop in a derelict part of New Orleans, bringing art projects to some of the poorest neighbourhoods in town. Kirsha’s latest work is a book called Eat the Problem. It’s a work of art and cookbook all at once, with contributions from famous chefs and thinkers; looking at the question of invasive species and how we can make a flaw a feature in the most sustainable way. When you read Kirsha’s bio, you want to spend a day talking to her. I got an hour. From The Kinks to The Stranglers, Chamorro celebration music, to Tasmanian troubadours, she shared her illuminating songs and incredible stories with me. A wild conversation with a wonderfully curious soul. Johnny Sablan - ‘Tippi Tippi Tan’ The Kinks - ‘Waterloo Sunset’ The Stranglers - ‘Golden Brown’ Ben Salter - ‘Isolationism’ Christopher Coleman & The Great Escape - ‘Jesse’

It’s fair to say, Kirsha Kaechele has lived a life less ordinary. The American artist and curator lives in Hobart, but Australia is just the latest home for a woman who has sought out experiences her whole life. As a teenager, she left home and travelled to 50 countries in 7 years – a self-education in the furthest corners of the world. She lived with the Sannyasin cult, she dropped ayahuasca in the Amazon, and set up shop in a derelict part of New Orleans, bringing art projects to some of the poorest neighbourhoods in town. Kirsha’s latest work is a book called Eat the Problem. It’s a work of art and cookbook all at once, with contributions from famous chefs and thinkers; looking at the question of invasive species and how we can make a flaw a feature in the most sustainable way. When you read Kirsha’s bio, you want to spend a day talking to her. I got an hour. From The Kinks to The Stranglers, Chamorro celebration music, to Tasmanian troubadours, she shared her illuminating songs and incredible stories with me. A wild conversation with a wonderfully curious soul. Johnny Sablan - ‘Tippi Tippi Tan’ The Kinks - ‘Waterloo Sunset’ The Stranglers - ‘Golden Brown’ Ben Salter - ‘Isolationism’ Christopher Coleman & The Great Escape - ‘Jesse’

Seja talks to her guest Kav Temperley (Eskimo Joe) about his Sannyasin upbringing in Fremantle, how travelling to India and England shaped his music from an early age and why he was drawn to the bass guitar. They discuss their shared regional tour experiences back in the day and deconstruct Australian swearing. Kav tells Seja about his feelings surrounding the success of Black Fingernails, Red Wine, why he changed his image, why his songs die in Adelaide and the exciting venture of his upcoming solo release. Kav’s strange show story was illustrated by Shane Adamczak. You can can see more of his awesome work on Instagram and Twitter @shaneadamczak All illustrations can be viewed on Instagram @hearsejpodcast or on the HearSej Facebook page

O episódio #06 é com nada mais nada menos que o Pedro Mateus (AKA Mano Pedro). Não estão a ver quem é?! X-acto ou Sannyasin diz-vos alguma coisa? Foi uma conversa bastante agradável com pássaros, abelhas, hardcore e samba. Espero que gostem.

English with german translation! Swami Yadunandana is a Sannyasin monk at the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). He has 35 years of teaching experience in Bhakti Yoga, yoga philosophy and Vedanta. He is director of the Bhaktivedanta College (Durbuy, Belgium), rector of the Instituto de Estudios Bhaktivedanta (Spain). Explore with him the Yoga teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana) with special attention to the teachings of Sri Krishna and Kapiladeva. Live recording from Yoga Congress 2014 "Yoga - Traditional Wisdom for the future "at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinerg. Swami Yadunandana talks about the Yoga principles of the Bhagavata school of Bhakti Yoga.. Join our great Yoga Community! Information about the next Congress. Yoga Vidya Teachers Training Course or workshops. More about Yoga Vidya. Visit Yoga Vidya in Germany and stay in a peaceful environment at four various places at the North Sea, the Teutoburger forest, the Allgäu or in the Westerwald. Visit Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg in Germany and stay in a peaceful environment. Live-Mitschnitt vom Yogakongress 2014 „Yoga – Traditionelle Weisheit für die Zukunft“ bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinerg. Swami Yadunandana spricht über die Yogaprinzipien der Bhagavata-Schule des Bhakti Yoga. Swami Yadunandana ist ein Sannyasin-Mönch bei der Internationalen Gesellschaft für Krishna-Bewusstsein (ISKCON). Er hat eine 35-jährige Unterrichtserfahrung in Bhakti Yoga, Yogaphilosophie und Vedanta. Er ist Leiter des Bhaktivedanta College (Durbuy, Belgien), Rektor des Instituto de Estudios Bhaktivedanta (Spanien). Erforsche mit ihm die Yogalehren der Bhagavad Gita und des Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana) mit besonderem Augenmerk auf die Lehren von Sri Krishna und Kapiladeva. Erfahre mehr über Yoga, Ayurveda und das Seminarangebot bei Yoga Vidya. Seminare zum Thema Business Yoga. Werde Business Yogalehrer. Sei beim nächsten Kongress mit dabei!

English with german translation! Swami Yadunandana is a Sannyasin monk at the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON). He has 35 years of teaching experience in Bhakti Yoga, yoga philosophy and Vedanta. He is director of the Bhaktivedanta College (Durbuy, Belgium), rector of the Instituto de Estudios Bhaktivedanta (Spain). Explore with him the Yoga teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana) with special attention to the teachings of Sri Krishna and Kapiladeva. Live recording from Yoga Congress 2014 "Yoga - Traditional Wisdom for the future "at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinerg. Swami Yadunandana talks about the Yoga principles of the Bhagavata school of Bhakti Yoga.. Join our great Yoga Community! Information about the next Congress. Yoga Vidya Teachers Training Course or workshops. More about Yoga Vidya. Visit Yoga Vidya in Germany and stay in a peaceful environment at four various places at the North Sea, the Teutoburger forest, the Allgäu or in the Westerwald. Visit Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg in Germany and stay in a peaceful environment. Live-Mitschnitt vom Yogakongress 2014 „Yoga – Traditionelle Weisheit für die Zukunft“ bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinerg. Swami Yadunandana spricht über die Yogaprinzipien der Bhagavata-Schule des Bhakti Yoga. Swami Yadunandana ist ein Sannyasin-Mönch bei der Internationalen Gesellschaft für Krishna-Bewusstsein (ISKCON). Er hat eine 35-jährige Unterrichtserfahrung in Bhakti Yoga, Yogaphilosophie und Vedanta. Er ist Leiter des Bhaktivedanta College (Durbuy, Belgien), Rektor des Instituto de Estudios Bhaktivedanta (Spanien). Erforsche mit ihm die Yogalehren der Bhagavad Gita und des Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana) mit besonderem Augenmerk auf die Lehren von Sri Krishna und Kapiladeva. Erfahre mehr über Yoga, Ayurveda und das Seminarangebot bei Yoga Vidya. Seminare zum Thema Business Yoga. Werde Business Yogalehrer. Sei beim nächsten Kongress mit dabei!