Podcasts about yoga beyond

Andrew transformed his life after serving time in prison for firearms and substance trafficking. He shares his background of having no strong father figure, falling into gang life, and the eventual incarceration at 25. He discovered yoga through a fellow inmate, which became a turning point in his life.  Andrew is now the president of 'Karma Teachers,' a nonprofit organization dedicated to yoga teacher training.  He reminds us of the importance of finding purpose, structure, and community support in overcoming the past and fostering personal growth. Connect with Karma Teachers HERE 00:36 From Jail to Yoga Teacher School 01:03 Early Life and Influences 02:33 The Turning Point: Arrest and Sentencing 04:05 Life in Jail and Reintegration Challenges 06:35 Gang Life and Dangerous Encounters 14:40 The Dark Path and Legal Troubles 23:31 Life in Provincial and Federal Prisons 24:36 Coping with Isolation and Loss 25:40 Discovering Mindfulness and Meditation 26:38 The Power of Now and Its Impact 30:22 From Prison to Yoga: A Journey of Transformation 36:01 Embracing Yoga and Teaching Others 39:32 The Role and Impact of Karma Teachers 46:36 The Essence of Yoga Beyond the Mat

Send us a Text Message.In this episode of The Bearded Mystic Podcast, host Rahul N Singh delves into the profound philosophy of yoga beyond the physical postures (asanas). He discusses the true meaning of yoga, which is to be in union with formless awareness or Brahman. Rahul explains key concepts from the Upanishads, including the yamas (ethical restraints) and niyamas (personal observances), and the significance of the four Mahavakyas (great sayings). The episode emphasizes integrating this wisdom into daily life to achieve a state of oneness and Jeevan Mukti (liberation while alive). Rahul also highlights the importance of true knowledge (jnana), meditation (dhyana), devotion (bhakti), and selfless action (karma) in realizing one's true nature. Listeners are invited to engage further through comments, individual spiritual discussions, and merchandise.00:00 Introduction to Yoga Beyond Asanas01:49 Exploring the Yamas and Niyamas03:25 Understanding Formless Awareness10:04 The Four Mahavakyas Explained10:15 1st Mahavakya: Prajnanam Brahma 12:58 2nd Mahavakya: Tat Tvam Asi17:32 3rd Mahavakya: AyamAtma Brahman20:48 4th Mahavakya: Aham Brahmasmi24:07 Integrating Yoga into Daily Life27:57 Concluding remarksVisit my website: https://www.thebeardedmysticpodcast.com/Buy The Bearded Mystic Podcast Merch: https://thebeardedmysticpodcast.myshopify.com/Want a one-on-one spiritual discussion with The Bearded Mystic - book here: https://www.thebeardedmysticpodcast.com/p/spiritual-discussion/Support the Show.

Join Mary as she shares her 25-year transformative journey with yoga as a participant and an instructor. She explores how this welcoming and inclusive practice reshaped her physical and mental health in unexpected ways. Mary and Johanna dive deep into how yoga transcends the mat, offering tools for mindfulness that improve everyday life. Whether you're new to yoga or an experienced yogi, we'll cover insights to help you begin or deepen your practice, transforming your mind and body from the inside out.Mary's WebsiteMary's PodcastMary's YouTubeYoga with Adriene Alternate nostril breathing

Introduction: In this episode of the Finding Harmony Podcast, Harmony Slater and Russell Case engage in a profound conversation with Daniel Simpson, a renowned author and yoga scholar. Daniel, known for his book "The Truth of Yoga," brings decades of scholarly study and practical experience to the table. Together, they delve into the rich history and evolving interpretations of yoga, exploring its relevance and application in the modern world. Episode Highlights: Introduction and Background: Harmony introduces Daniel Simpson, highlighting his extensive background in yoga studies and his work as an author and podcast host. Discussion about Daniel's academic journey and professional experiences, including his studies at Cambridge and his time as a journalist. Celebrating International Yoga Day: Harmony mentions the significance of International Yoga Day and encourages listeners to support Yoga Gives Back, a fundraising initiative helping women and girls in India through microloans and scholarships. The Essence of Authenticity in Yoga: Exploration of what constitutes authenticity in yoga and how modern interpretations align or diverge from ancient practices. Daniel shares insights on how yoga's ancient texts can be applied in contemporary settings without losing their essence. The Kumbh Mela Experience: Daniel recounts his transformative experiences at the Kumbh Mela, the largest gathering of people on the planet, and its impact on his understanding of yoga. Discussion on the historical and cultural significance of the Kumbh Mela and its role in shaping yoga practices. Yoga's Evolution and Modern Misconceptions: Examination of how yoga has evolved, particularly in the 20th century, to include more physical practices and its alignment with health and wellness trends. Daniel addresses common misconceptions about yoga being solely a physical practice and emphasizes its deeper philosophical and spiritual aspects. Philosophical Insights and Personal Transformation: Deep dive into the philosophical underpinnings of yoga and its parallels with Buddhist teachings. Discussion on the concepts of karma, desire, and the mind-body relationship in yoga and Buddhism. Yoga and Business: Insightful conversation about integrating yoga principles into business practices and everyday life. Exploration of how to maintain authenticity and spiritual integrity while engaging in the commercial aspects of yoga. The Role of Tradition and Reinvention in Yoga: Daniel discusses the importance of understanding traditional yoga texts and the necessity of adapting these teachings to contemporary life. The balance between honoring traditional practices and making them relevant for today's practitioners. Concluding Thoughts and Future Directions: Daniel shares information about his upcoming courses and the year-long program focused on the history and philosophy of yoga. Harmony and Daniel discuss the importance of questioning and seeking knowledge in the journey of yoga practice. Connect with Daniel Simpson: Instagram: :https://www.instagram.com/danielcsimpson/Free Website: :https://truthofyoga.com Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ancient-futures/id1674834559 http://truthofyoga.com/p/knowledge   Work with Harmony Explore Harmony Slater's upcoming retreat in Turkey  Take a Yoga Give Back Workshop with Harmony Study with Harmony in Munich Connect with Us (We love to hear from you!) Harmony Slater's Website: http://harmonyslater.com Finding Harmony Community  https://harmonyslater.com/harmony-slater-coaching ⁠Find Harmony on Instagram⁠ Follow the Finding Harmony Podcast on IG ⁠Two Minute Breathwork Session⁠ Yoga Gives Back Fundraiser

Yoga is one of those things that opens the spiritual door for a lot of people while also catering to the physical health of their bodies. There are so many ways yoga supports us, beyond the poses and meditation you might already be familiar with. To me, yoga seems like the perfect convergence of exercise, meditation, self exploration, and relating to others around us. It's not like pilates or barre or any other workout class offered at the gym. It's an entire lifestyle based on spiritual principles of growth, expansion, and connection. Today I'm excited to have Leah Hynes joining us in conversation about what it really means to practice yoga on a deeper level. Leah is a flexibility yoga teacher and mom who believes that loosening up the body is how we loosen up the mind. We are going far beyond the asana postures, which is only 1/8th of yoga philosophy! Stay tuned.

Richard Rosen (www.m-yoga.org/richard-rosen  | @richardrosenyoga) Adam interviews Richard Rosen, a yoga teacher and author, about his background in yoga and his book, Yoga FAQ. They discuss the evolution of yoga texts, the influence of yoga on Western psychology, and the potential for yoga to suppress emotions. They also explore the role of asana in yoga, the trend of yoga anatomy in classes, and the need for assessing students and structuring classes effectively.  SUPPORT US

What is Yoga? What are the health benefits? Emilee Hartwig, the owner of Happy Dog Yoga Studios. Emilee shares her unexpected journey from aspiring yoga teacher to yoga studio owner, including how she stumbled upon yoga as a new mother seeking physical and mental wellness. Emilee outlines the evolution of Happy Dog Yoga Studios from its inception in Port Huron in 2015, and its expansion to St. Clair, offering a range of services including yoga classes, Reiki, and massage. The interview delves into the challenges and surprises of running a yoga business, the importance of modifying yoga poses for each individual, and the fundamental role of intentional breathing in yoga practice. Emilee's story illustrates a personal and professional transformation, underscored by a commitment to bringing yoga's physical and mental benefits to the community.Show Notes00:00 The Unexpected Journey to Yoga Studio Ownership01:20 Discovering Happy Dog Yoga Studios: A Journey of Growth04:39 Finding Solace and Strength in Yoga07:13 The Path to Becoming a Yoga Instructor12:32 Embracing the Challenges and Surprises of Studio Ownership16:50 The Transformative Power of Yoga: Beyond the Physical19:59 Breathing: The Essence of Yoga and Self-Care25:11 How to Connect with Happy Dog Yoga Studios

173: Seit mittlerweile fünf Jahren darf ich meinen Podcast für euch regelmäßig aufnehmen und er ist eines meiner liebsten „Babies“. In fünf Jahren hat sich jedoch nicht nur der Podcast entwickelt - vom „Wandaful-Podcast“ hin zu „Yoga Beyond the Asana“ - sondern auch bei mir gab es natürlich viele Veränderungen und Weiterentwicklung, u.a. bin ich Mama geworden, unsere Auswanderung nach Portugal. Mit dem neuen Titel „Remember who you are“ möchte ich das Ziel meiner Arbeit - welches schon immer in meinen Klassen, Workshops und Yoga Teacher Trainings richtungsgebend war nun auch in meinem Podcast unterstreichen: Die Essenz meiner Arbeit ist es, dir wertvolles Wissen, Erkenntnisse und praktische Tools mitzugeben, um dich darin zu unterstützen, dich zu erinnern, wer oder was du in der Tiefe wirklich bist✨ Denn obwohl wir im Podcast immer wieder Themen aus dem Yoga aufgreifen und Yoga die spirituelle Grundlage meiner Arbeit ist, muss kein Hörer Yogi oder Yogini sein, um die Episoden von diesem Podcast zu folgen. Mit dem neuen Titel möchte ich ausdrücken, dass eine Bandbreite an Themen besprochen werden, welche für jeden interessant sind, der sich Fragen zum Sinn des Lebens, unserer Existenz und der persönlichen Weiterentwicklung stellt. „Remember who you are“ ist ein Podcast für alle Suchenden, die Lust haben auf Wachstum, die sich die „größeren“ Fragen des Lebens stellen und das Spirituelle in unserem weltlichen Leben integrieren möchten. Ich freue mich auf dich und alle kommenden Episoden bei „Remember who you are“!

Summary:In this conversation, Lisa Davis interviews Brett Larkin, a distinguished yoga teacher and author of the book 'Yoga Life'. They discuss the importance of yoga beyond just physical poses and the role of breathwork in yoga practice. Brett shares her struggles and epiphany during a challenging period in her life and how it led her to explore the deeper aspects of yoga. They also touch on the significance of Ayurveda in personalizing yoga practice and the three foundational beliefs of yoga. The conversation concludes with a discussion on designing a personalized yoga ritual and the use of a worksheet to guide the process. In this conversation, Lisa Davis and Brett Larkin discuss the deeper aspects of yoga beyond aesthetics. They explore the importance of introspection and stretching to become the best version of oneself. They also delve into the therapeutic sensation of yoga and how to differentiate it from skeletal limitations. The conversation highlights the cultivation of a relationship with the higher self through meditation. Finally, they emphasize the significance of indulging in what one wants while transitioning to what one truly needs in yoga practice.TakeawaysYoga goes beyond aesthetics and focuses on introspection and personal growth.Therapeutic sensation in yoga is different from skeletal limitations and requires awareness and breathwork.Meditation allows for the observation of thoughts and cultivates a relationship with the higher self.In yoga practice, it is important to indulge in what one wants while transitioning to what one truly needs.Chapters00:00Introduction and Personal Experience with Yoga02:03Struggles and Epiphany04:04Yoga Beyond Poses05:08The Importance of Breathwork07:37Three Foundational Beliefs of Yoga10:40Significance of 'Be Good How You Are'12:10Ayurveda and Personalization15:50Yoga Sutras and Yoga in Action19:38Designing a Personalized Yoga Ritual27:54Uplifted Yoga Personal Practice Worksheet31:05Yoga Beyond Aesthetics34:28Stretching and Introspection37:27Therapeutic Sensation vs Skeletal Limitation40:47Cultivating a Relationship with the Higher Self45:45Indulging in What You Want and Transitioning to What You Need

Nicole Byars is an entrepreneur, mom, and expert in building successful yoga businesses. With a finance background and a passion for yoga, she founded and operated a franchise system, established the successful Live True Yoga and Honest Yoga Studios in Minneapolis, and created an innovative on-demand service platform. Nicole is also a bestselling author and a 500-hour registered yoga teacher. Nicole Byars, an entrepreneur and yoga expert, shares her journey of building successful yoga businesses. After realizing that corporate America wasn't the right fit for her, Nicole turned to her passion for yoga and opened her first studio. She observed how other studios were run and decided to combine her yoga teaching skills with her finance background to create a successful business. Nicole also discusses the challenges she faced while scaling her business, including the difficulties of franchising and the importance of staying grounded and making decisions from a place of clarity. She emphasizes the importance of defining your target market, building a strong brand, and consistently showing up for yourself and your business. Key Takeaways: - Combining your passion with your business skills can lead to success. - Defining your target market is crucial for effective marketing and business growth. - Building a strong brand requires clarity on your vision, mission, positioning, services, voice, and core values. - Staying grounded and making decisions from a place of clarity leads to better outcomes. - Consistently showing up for yourself and your business is essential for success. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mrbiz/support

What might yoga look like if it we weren't making shapes? As Mary Richards explains in Teach People, Not Poses, the purpose of practice is self-inquiry, so one way to start is by getting more familiar with physical form, instead of contorting to follow instructions.Mary's approach is down-to-earth, yet shaped by decades of study. A self-described “anatomy nerd”, she's also guided by philosophy, having first encountered yoga via the Bhagavad Gītā as a teenager. Among other topics, our conversation explores:* The extent to which everyone's body is different* How a fixation on postural alignment causes injury* Why many modern classes teach unhelpful methods* Which specific āsanas might be worth abandoning* Whether one-to-one teaching makes most sense* How physical practice unwinds mental issues* What it means to be the “Sith Lord of Yoga”Mary's book is published by Shambhala, and she's offering a webinar via Yogacampus (on January 26) that shares some techniques for getting grounded in gravity...I like how Mary call herself a facilitator. I'm doing more facilitation too – in the form of a men's group that starts on Sunday, and a philosophy immersion in February.If you enjoy the conversation, and would like to fuel more, please consider subscribing or buy me a coffee... All donations are greatly appreciated! Get full access to Ancient Futures at ancientfutures.substack.com/subscribe

Join Susanna Barkataki and Kim Saira as they delve into the transformative world of yoga, challenging and redefining its Western perceptions. Susanna, an ardent teacher and advocate for inclusivity within the yoga culture, shares her journey from facing racial prejudices to using yoga as a tool for self-empowerment. Co-host Kim Saira amplifies this dialogue, weaving in her insights about authenticity and representation. This episode aims to bridge the divide between yoga's ancient roots and its modern interpretation. Discover a vision where yoga transcends physical postures and becomes a force for unity, diversity, and social change. Dive into discussions that stretch beyond the mat and into personal and communal evolution realms. A must listen too! Susanna Barkataki follow: https://www.instagram.com/susannabarkataki/ Co-Host: https://www.instagram.com/kimsaira/ More: https://www.susannabarkataki.com/ ___ This Episode is sponsored by: The Magic Mind team created a super offer for me to share with you guys. You get up to 56% off your first subscription in the next ten days and 20% off your one-time purchase with CKPODCAST. You can get it at https://www.magicmind.co/consciouskitchen, and redeem the discount code CKPODCAST, but hurry up, the 56% discount only lasts 10 days from our episode airing date. What is Magic Mind? A matcha-based energy shot infused with nootropics and adaptogens designed to crush procrastination, brain fog & fatigue.

Could you imagine a yoga class without postures?  In fact, millions of dedicated yoga practitioners don't practice asana at all. In this episode, Annie and Jen discuss ways to engage with the teachings separate from asana, drawing on guidance from the "Bhagavad Gita" and their own experiences. "Bhagavad Gita" quote mentioned in the episode: Chapter 2 Verse 42-43"There are ignorant people who speak flowery words and take delight in the letter of the law, saying that there is nothing else. Their hearts are full of selfish desires, Arjuna. Their idea of heaven is their own enjoyment, and the aim of all their activities is pleasure and power."Summer Recommended ReadingContemplating Reality, Andy KarrWaking, Matthew SandfordDavid Copperfield, Charles DickensSilo Series, Hugh Howey~ ~ ~We love to hear from you! Reach out to us on  Facebook and Instagram. We also welcome your messages at feedback@skillfulmeanspodcast.com or in our voicemail box on SpeakPipe.You can get in touch with Jen through her website (http://www.sati.yoga). Find Annie at  Sun & Moon Yoga Studio (https://www.sunandmoonstudio.com) on Wednesday nights (in person or online) for meditation and dharma talks.

Iana is a Certified Bikram Hot Yoga instructor, known as The Yoga Bae. As a dedicated student of the yoga practice, she invites folks in the ATL area to come learn with her. The hilarious hottie is one of three former cohosts of the legendary Mixed Signals podcast where she was nicknamed "The Voice" by fans (when you hear her speak you'll understand why). I am honestly so, so geeked to share this conversation. We chop it up about Iana's incredible journey to becoming a yoga instructor, yoga beyond the mat, and how she strives to stay authentic no matter what. TAP INNNN ✨

Author and spiritual teacher Crystal Borup-Popenoe talks about her latest book “Yoga Beyond the Physical” written for yoga students or for those interested in yoga and go beyond, understand, and explore the physical practice and more! Crystal is dedicated to enhancing and enriching lives of others through soul level experiences and has been teaching over a decade plus offers Soulful Living Retreats with online offerings and building community! Check out her amazing book on Amazon and other retailers, plus find out more about Crystal at www.crystalborup.comtoday! #crystalborup #author #spiritualteacher #yogabeyondthephysical #yoga #meditation #soulfullivingretreats #iheartradio #spreaker #spotify #itunes #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnercrystalboruppopenoe #themikewagnershowcrystalboruppopenoe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themikewagnershow/support

Author and spiritual teacher Crystal Borup-Popenoe talks about her latest book “Yoga Beyond the Physical” written for yoga students or for those interested in yoga and go beyond, understand, and explore the physical practice and more! Crystal is dedicated to enhancing and enriching lives of others through soul level experiences and has been teaching over a decade plus offers Soulful Living Retreats with online offerings and building community! Check out her amazing book on Amazon and other retailers, plus find out more about Crystal at www.crystalborup.comtoday! #crystalborup #author #spiritualteacher #yogabeyondthephysical #yoga #meditation #soulfullivingretreats #iheartradio #spreaker #spotify #itunes #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnercrystalboruppopenoe #themikewagnershowcrystalboruppopenoe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themikewagnershow/support

Author and spiritual teacher Crystal Borup-Popenoe talks about her latest book “Yoga Beyond the Physical” written for yoga students or for those interested in yoga and go beyond, understand, and explore the physical practice and more! Crystal is dedicated to enhancing and enriching lives of others through soul level experiences and has been teaching over a decade plus offers Soulful Living Retreats with online offerings and building community! Check out her amazing book on Amazon and other retailers, plus find out more about Crystal at www.crystalborup.com today! #crystalborup #author #spiritualteacher #yogabeyondthephysical #yoga #meditation #soulfullivingretreats #iheartradio #spreaker #spotify #itunes #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnercrystalboruppopenoe #themikewagnershowcrystalboruppopenoe

Today Tina talks with Freda Wells on the power of reflection in finding the gems in our inner and outer world

We know that branding, marketing and networking are key strategies of any business including yoga businesses, but there's so much more to running a successful business than a few strategies. So what's the secret that we all want to know about building a sustainable and lasting yoga business? We have Crystal Borup on the show today to give us a peek behind the curtain in her business, Soulful Living, and in example of a teacher who is doing just that! Crystal is a teacher of spirituality, meditation, and yoga. She is a subtle energy activist, a reiki master, and the author of Yoga Beyond the Physical. Crystal has been teaching, guiding, and mentoring students for over a decade. We dive deep with Crystal from the origins of her yoga journey and the early stages of her career in studio direction, ownership, and building a business that truly aligns with her soul's longing. Learn more about her Soulful Living Community and follow Crystal to stay connected! Find out more about Jessica and the show here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marketingoffthemat/support

Tue, 26 Jul 2022 05:00:00 +0000 https://wandafulpodcast.podigee.io/131-124-yoga-sattva-und-selbstwertgefuhl-gesprach-mit-barbra-noh be498bc414b915004f37aec9cc6faf02 In dieser aktuelle Podcast Folge habe ich einen internationalen Gast bei mir, viele von euch kennen sie sicherlich bereits, die wundervolle Barbra Noh. Barbra Noh widmet sich schon ihr ganzes Leben dem Studium von Bewegungsformen. Sie ist eine international anerkannte Yogalehrerin, die es liebt, ihre Leidenschaft für Gesundheit, Heilung und persönliches Wachstum zu teilen. Barbra wurde in Seoul, Südkorea geboren und wuchs in Melbourne, Australien auf. Heute lebt sie in München, reist international, unterrichtet Workshops und Retreats und präsentiert auf Konferenzen. Zusätzlich zu ihren hoch geschätzten Anusara Yoga Lehrerausbildungen ist sie auch Mitbegründerin eines ganzheitlichen Selbstheilungssystems, das Yoga, Ayurveda und Bodywork vereint: ThaiVedic. Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda haben Barbras Leben verändert. Sie ist davon überzeugt, dass die transformativen Techniken und Lehren des Yogas uns in dem Streben, unsere Wertigkeit wahrzunehmen, unterstützen uns ermutigen und zu bestärken, unser volles Potenzial zu leben. Inhalte dieses Podcast sind: Über Barbras Weg von der Balletttänzerin zur Yogalehrerin Praktische Tools wie Yoga mit Depressionen und Selbstzweifel helfen kann Über die Magie des Yoga und wie Yoga dein Leben positiv verändern kann Sattvisches Yoga als Praxis der Selbstheilung Warum wir alle viel zu fleissig sind und uns mehr ins Leben zurück lehnen dürfen Das Guru-Prinzip und was ‚Yoga Beyond the Asana‘ - für sie bedeutet Ganz Viel Freude mit diesem Podcast. Und falls dir diese Folge gefallen hat, freu ich mich über deine positive Bewertung bei Apple iTunes oder das Weiterleiten dieser Folge an deine Freunde. wandabadwal #yogabeyondtheasana #podcast #yogainspiration #spotify #itunes #podcastlife #podcaster #meditation #spirituality #mindfulness #personaldevelopment #yogalove #yogini #bewusstesleben #consciouslife #healthylife #achtsamkeit Links zu Barbra's Arbeit: Find out more about Barbra here: https://www.barbranohyoga.com Barbra's Buch:„Yoga mit Kraft und Anmut Leben“ https://yogakosmos.de/produkt/yoga-mit-kraft-und-anmut-leben-von-barbra-noh/ https://www.kamphausen.media/yoga-mit-kraft-und-anmut-leben/t-9783958833920 131 full no yoga,yogabeyondtheasana,wandabadwal,barbranoh Dj Quads

Welcome back to another episode with your host Karen Oliver. I am the owner of the "Stay True Committed Podcast". Today I have a special guest that will share her journey in finding stillness. What does it mean to go within? Crystal's journey with finding yoga and a healthy balance in life. Crystal is a teacher of spirituality, meditation, and yoga. She is a subtle energy activist, a reiki master, and author of Yoga Beyond the Physical. Crystal has been teaching, guiding, and mentoring students for over a decade. Her life's work is to bring people together to experience the frequencies of love, life and truth, facilitating the expansiveness of and alignment with one's soul. ** Join her in one of her Online Courses, Align With Your Soul or in her upcoming Soulful Living Yoga Retreat. www.crystalborup.com FB: Crystal Borup-Popenoe IG: @crystalborup Questions for Karen info@wcdcoachinginc.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/karen-oliver/message

If you're still searching for your core pursuit, this episode may be all the inspiration you need! Award-Winning Journalist, Yoga Therapist, and Fitness Expert, Carol Krucoff joins Wes Moss to examine the world of yoga and its many benefits for all ages. Carol shares her journey to finding yoga and her experiences with teaching to older groups. Additionally, she reveals the numerous varieties of the practice and its benefits for the human body and mind, along with the risks that come with performing yoga as you grow older. Furthermore, Carol unveils details from her books, her thoughts on the correlation between flexibility and longevity, why she believes all yoga should be adaptive, and she runs Wes through a minor yoga exercise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are many aspects to yoga that no one talks about. The idea of experiencing contentment and bliss for many of us can definitely seem like a far fetched dream. Whilst yoga is often known for it's physical benefits and stress reduction, when we expand our perspective we can use yoga as a tool to help achieve a deep inner contentment, a feeling of coming back home to who we truly are, without all the self-doubt, judgements and the need to be striving for something else. We can simply breathe and be in the moment.Whilst it's true we are physical beings here on earth, we are also so much more than that. You are a multidimensional creature!Listen to this episode and develop your understanding of the five koshas, or layers of our being, from the densest to the subtlest elements of existence and how these can be tapped into through practicing yoga.Never heard of the Koshas? Press play now to expand your view of the human experience.Follow Sam at Beautifully Balanced on social:InstagramFacebook___________________________________________________Beautifully Balanced

Yoga beyond the Asana: Wie können wir den Yoga leben, Wanda Badwal?   Yoga ist so viel mehr als eine reine körperliche Übungsreihe und wir können die Grundsätze des Yoga in jedem Moment unseres Lebens auf vielfältige Art und Weise leben.   Wanda Badwal ist eine international bekannte Yoga- und Meditationslehrerin, Bestseller-Autorin und Speakerin. Wanda ist eine leidenschaftliche “Vollzeit-Yogi”, die ihr Leben der Yoga Tradition, der täglichen Selbstpraxis sowie der inneren Arbeit der persönlichen Weiterentwicklung gewidmet hat. Sie lebte und studierte die Philosophie und Praktiken des traditionellen, tantrischen Hatha Yoga und Ayurveda für mehrere Jahre auf Bali und in Indien und absolvierte zahlreiche Schulungen, Workshops, Coachings und tausende von Unterrichtsstunden. Ursprünglich wurde sie zur professionellen Musikschauspielerin ausgebildet. Nach Jahren der Medienpräsenz als Schauspielerin und Model wendet sich die ehemalige Germany's Top-Model-Kandidatin nach innen.   In diesem Interview schildert Wanda, wie sie ihren ganz persönlichen Weg durch eine Krise vom Model, Musical-Darstellerin und Schauspielerin hin zur Yogalehrerin gegangen ist und welche Rolle der Ayurveda dabei gespielt hat. Sie nimmt uns mit in ihre spannende Lebensgeschichte und erzählt von lebensverändernden Momenten und wie sie heute Unternehmertum, Baby und die Leitung eines digitalen Yogastudios vereint.   Shownotes: Website: www.wandabadwal.com Instagram: @wandabadwal  https://www.instagram.com/wandabadwal/ Facebook:https://business.facebook.com/wandabadwalyoga/?business_id=1842724406023163&ref=bookmarks Podcast: YOGA BEYOND THE ASANA - Der Wandaful Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/yoga-beyond-the-asana-wandaful-podcast/id1472162392 Wanda‘s neues Buch, CHAKRA YOGA: https://www.amazon.de/Chakra-Yoga-wichtigsten-Übungen-Chakren-Klarheit/dp/3426676036/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=chakra+yoga+wanda+badwal&qid=1626614177&sprefix=chakra+yoga&sr=8-1 Buch: Yoga - die 108 wichtigsten Übungen und ihre ganzheitliche Wirkungsweise https://www.wandabadwal.com/wanda-yoga-buch/ Online Yoga Studio: https://www.eversports.de/s/rose-of-fire-yoga-by-wanda-badwal Youtube: Wanda Badwal Yoga https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfZUFzKWK4IZkNqLW8YNN2w?view_as=subscriber Meine Neujahrs-Geschenke für dich:   Lade dir hier meinen Ayurveda Kräuterguide herunter: https://drjannascharfenberg.com/kraeutercheckliste    Lade dir hier mein pdf mit den besten ayurvedischen Gesundheitsboostern herunter: https://drjannascharfenberg.com/gesundheitsbooster   Save the date: Hier geht es direkt zum Ayurvedic Spring Cleanse im März: https://drjannascharfenberg.com/ayurvedic-spring-save-the-date/

In this magical episode of 80/20, Lily meets with yoga teachers, podcast hosts, and friends, Emmanuelle Clouser and Jared Rowan. The trio discuss yoga both on and off the mat, morning routines, meditation, and so much more. Connect with Emmanuelle Connect with Jared Listen to Beyond The Mat Follow Lily on Instagram Follow 80/20 on Instagram Lily Rakow is a holistic health coach on a mission to uncomplicate wellness for the twentysomethings - and her podcast 80/20 is no exception. Lily chats about all things health, nutrition, fitness, personal growth, relationships, and much more. Subscribe for new episodes every Monday and Thursday. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/8020withlily/support

In this episode, Dr. Vignesh Devraj is interviewing Nishtha Bijlani. She is an ex-media professional who turned to Yoga at a time when nothing else made sense. Having undergone a powerful transformation through Yoga, she found her calling in helping others connect to their truest selves through teaching Yoga. Her work brings Yoga out of its limited role as a physical exercise and showcases its potential in finding your truest self. The topics discussed in this episode are: Exploring Yoga beyond asanas Understanding Yoga as a tool for personal and spiritual development The art of disconnection from the outside, to connect with the outside The importance of working with the body for spiritual development The benefits of aligning the Body, Mind and Soul You can reach Nishtha Bijlani at: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nishthabijlani/ Website - https://www.nishthabijlaniyoga.com/ For further information about Dr. Vignesh Devraj, kindly visit www.vigneshdevraj.com and www.sitaramretreat.com His Instagram handles are @sitarambeachretreat @vigneshdevraj If you are interested in doing one on one ayurvedic consultation with Dr. Vignesh Devraj please find the details in this link - Ayurvedic Consultation with Dr. Vignesh Devraj We truly hope you are enjoying our content. Want to help us shape and grow this show faster? Leave your review and subscribe to the podcast, so you'll never miss out on any new episodes. Thanks for your support. Disclaimer: - The content of the podcast episodes is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical procedures, consultations, diagnosis, or treatment in any manner. We strongly do not recommend using the content of these episodes as medical advice for any medical conditions for you, others, or for treating your patients.

Maya is a student, mama, wife, sister, friend, teacher, and co-creator of Sol Health. She became a yoga teacher in 2013, which began her journey of intentionally holding space with others, and has created a foundation for her to build knowledge as she began to go down the rabbit hole of “Yoga”. Since then, she has completed a 100 hour ACROVINYASA training with YogaBeyond, 40 hour Hatha/Raja with Ananda, 50 hour Yin training with Pamela Chang, Doula Training at The Birthing Inn, Prenatal Training with Megan Sloan, The Art of Intuitive Adjustments with Meredith Holcomb, and is currently working on completing her RYT500 with Dashama Love and Pranashama. Through her love of travel and exploration, she has led 9 yoga retreats around the world with her mom, Paula. In November of 2016, she gave birth to her first son, Alder Jade, at home. Then, in March of 2020 she gave birth to her second son, Hawthorne Onyx, in her home. With both pregnancies she practiced orgasmic birthing techniques, to bring light and pleasure into pregnancy, labor, birth, and postpartum. She feels motherhood is the deepest aspect of yoga, that she has practiced to date. She strives to hold space with a soft approach to balance and healing, and continues to provide a space for people to feel empowered while using their own intuition to guide their journey. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/celestialgoddess/support

In this episode, Dr. Vignesh Devraj is interviewing a Yoga teacher and Therapist Prerna Ramanathan The topics discussed in this podcast are: Ms. Prerna’s journey from psychology to yoga. What is yoga? Why it’s much more than a physical exercise Pancha Kosha- the five layers of existence Importance of focus? Is the synchronization of movement and breath essential to maintain focus? Mantra Chanting practices and their positive effect on the human mind. Difference between Ayurveda and modern medication in resolving the root cause of health issues? Impact of lifestyle and dietary changes incorporated with yoga Why consistency and step by step approach are important? Prerna Ramanathan is a certified Yoga teacher with RYT 200 hrs and RYS 200 hrs and also specializing in Therapy Yoga from a school called Yoga Therapy International Vancouver, Canada Prerna Ramanathan is available at @yogawith_prerna Ms. Prerna Ramanathan specializes in private yoga therapy, yoga for wellness, and yoga for children. Link for online classes with Prerna Ramanathan For further information about Dr. Vignesh Devraj, kindly visit www.vigneshdevraj.com and www.sitaramretreat.com. His Instagram handles are @sitarambeachretreat @vigneshdevraj If you are interested in doing one on one ayurvedic consultation with Dr. Vignesh Devraj, please find the details in this link - Ayurvedic Consultation with Dr. Vignesh Devraj. We genuinely hope you are enjoying our content. Want to help us shape and grow this show faster? Leave your review and subscribe to the podcast, so you’ll never miss out on any new episodes. Thanks for your support. Disclaimer: - The content of the podcast episodes is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical procedures, consultations, diagnosis, or treatment in any manner. We strongly do not recommend using the content of these episodes as medical advice for any medical conditions for you, others, or for treating your patients.

Cailin returns to share new aspects of their healing journey! Cailin has started Equine Therapy and we also discuss the important role that Yoga plays in their life and healing. Join us for a conversation about somatic alternatives or additions to talk therapy. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/FindingOK)

In this episode of the BEYOND YOGA TEACHER TRAINING Podcast, Sandy has a conversation with guest, Kelly Spiggle, aka the Girlfriend's Guru, about creating experiences that go beyond the studio class and how to explore and offer transformational experiences with authenticity and wisdom. Creator of Girlfriends Guru, Kelly passionately shares her transformational journey through multiple platforms including workshops and retreats held around the world, online yoga and meditation videos, and her happiness podcast Girlfriends Guru - Talk. Travel. Transformation. As an E-RYT 500 yoga instructor, she specializes in therapeutically oriented classes using the chakra system as a guide as to pinpoints and releases energy blockages in the body using the techniques of Yin Yoga, Chakra Balancing, YogaNidra, Meditation, and Sound healing to promote healing. Kelly's passion is to share these tools for longevity. This vision began in 2012 after her mother passed away. Kelly knows that sometimes the transformational journey can be lonely. Her goal in life is to help people that are going through any type of transformation process know they are not alone. If you peel back a butterfly's wings for them, they can not fly on their own. She is that person next to you guiding you through your caterpillar stage to your cocoon stage and finally to your butterfly stage. You can find Kelly online or in the mountains of North Carolina where she leads 4 seasonal energy retreats, as well as, 10 Wellness Weekends at Eagles Nest. Go to her website today girlfriendsguru.com to find and download free yoga videos, her podcast, and other tools for transformation. Together, you can find your wings and fly! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sandy-raper/support

“ Just that action of seeking or being submissive or surrendering makes yourself extremely empowered. ”

Niki Morrissette, aka VeNika-- is a yoga/meditation teacher, musician, and actress based in Los Angeles. Her classes are a blend of heart-centered grounding and playful curiosity.  Students are invited to both challenge and fiercely accept themselves. Niki's teaching is greatly influenced by Schuyler Grant and the Kula Yoga Project, Elena Brower, and Claudine and Honza Lafond of YogaBeyond. A lifelong singer and performer, VeNika blends tools and wisdom acquired for a life on the stage, with practices that can be a vector for healing; She loves helping individuals find freedom in their bodies and authentic expression. As a member of the Brooklyn band Great Caesar, VeNika has toured the country sharing the stage with diverse acts from Indigo Girls to Allen Stone. Her latest musical project, VeNika, is a soulful exploration of heartbreak, authenticity, and resilience. Expect VeNika's EP in the Fall of 2020.   In This Episode We Talk About: VeNika talks about her dreams and how she started the inner work first before sharing herself with the world. How she started to heal her scarcity mindset. How the lockdown helped her to finally make the decision to live the life of her dreams and live with intention.  Trusting the unfolding of your life. How she found A Course in Miracles and how she applies it to her life.  Moving from fear to love.  For Full Show Notes   Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast and you feel called, please share it and tag me! Subscribe, rate, and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awakenandalign and let me know your favorite guests, lessons, or any topic requests.

Benjy Wertheimer is an award-winning musician, composer, vocalist, producer and multi-instrumentalist equally accomplished on tabla, congas, percussion, esraj, guitar and keyboards, Benjy Wertheimer has performed and recorded with such artists as Krishna Das, Deva Premal and Miten, Jai Uttal, Walter Becker of Steely Dan, virtuoso guitarist Michael Mandrell, tabla master Zakir Hussain, and renowned bamboo flute master G. S. Sachdev. He has also opened for such well-known artists as Carlos Santana, Paul Winter, and Narada Michael Walden. Benjy is a founding member of the internationally acclaimed world fusion ensemble Ancient Future.In addition to touring with Shantala, Benjy is a founding member of the sacred music ensemble The Hanumen (including Gaura Vani, John De Kadt, and Visvambhar Sheth of the Mayapuris) and has toured and produced two CDs with them since 2009.  Benjy joined David Michael and Grammy winner Nancy Rumbel to form the Confluence Trio in 2019. They released their first CD, Confluence, in May 2019.He began his musical studies at age five, starting with piano and later violin, flamenco guitar, and Afro-Cuban percussion. Benjy has been a student of Indian classical music for over 40 years, sitting with some of the greatest masters of that tradition, including Alla Rakha, Zakir Hussain, Ali Akbar Khan, and Z. M. Dagar. Along with the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, he was a contributing composer and member of the Zakir Hussain Rhythm Experience. Trained in audio engineering at San Francisco State University, Benjy is also very much in demand as a producer, engineer, and studio session musician.Benjy has produced 18 CDs since 2000, which receive extensive airplay around the world, and his CD Circle of Fire went to #1 on the New Age radio charts. Benjy is also in demand as a scoring composer, having scored for such varied projects as NBC's Santa Barbara series and the Emmy-nominated documentary SEED: The Untold Story. Making his home in Portland, Oregon, he now tours internationally with his wife Heather in the kirtan group Shantala.Click here to download Shantala's newest release, "LIVE2Love."Click here to download "Voice of the Esraj" and all of Benjy and Shantala's albums:https://shantalamusic.com/store/voice-of-the-esraj/With love,StuSupport the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

In conversation with a dear friend Seregii from Rishikesh, the world capital of yoga, on the occasion of World Yoga Day 2020. More than an entrprenuer, he brings new life into the age old traditions of the practice of Yoga. We talk about Yoga through the ages and its glorious past. How Yoga could be a potential tool to mysticism and finding yourself. We speak of Nirvana and how yoga can fill the path towards self realisation. Reach out to Sergey and the Himalayan Yoga Academy at https://himalayanyogaacademy.com. https://facebook.com/himalayanyogaacademy https://instagram.com/himalayan.yoga.academy

Tune in to understand the principles of Embodiment, and how to "take yoga off the mat" and into your everyday life to not only enhance your self awareness, overall health and resilience but to truly THRIVE! Our guest Mark Walsh, the founder of Embodied Yoga Principles shares the ultimate tools for embodiment, a practice that can be pragmatically applied into our daily lives (Hell Ya!). Mark's delivery is not for the easily offended, so tune in for some real talk, good laughs and inspiring tips and practical tools to live your best life. For more on Mark Walsh and EYP click the links below: https://embodiedfacilitator.com/mark-walsh/ https://www.youtube.com/user/IntegrationTraining

On this episode, I tell you about the main course on Harmony Bhavan. If you’d like to sign up, go over to www.harmonybhavan.com and click “courses.”

Yoga teacher Karina Guthrie shares her insights on yoga and what it can unlock for those who practice it.  How and why did yoga in Western culture develop differently from its origins in the East?  When referring to concepts like "energy" and "soul", are these meant metaphorically, or as real entities?  Karina is a yoga teacher and coordinator at The Practice in Bali, Indonesia.

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Ep 138: Accessible Yoga Beyond Asana with Jivana Heyman   Description: What does it mean to make yoga accessible to everyone? Yoga goes beyond just asana, so what does it really mean? Jivana Heyman is one of the frontrunners of changing the thinking around yoga, and making the whole of yoga accessible to everyone.   Jivana Heyman is the Founder and Director of Accessible Yoga, an international non-profit organization dedicated to increasing access to yoga teachings through education, training and advocacy with the mission of shifting the public perception of yoga. Over ten years ago, he coined the term “accessible yoga”, and since then, it has gained traction and is impacting the larger yoga world. As a yoga teacher, Jivana has specialized in teaching yoga to people with disabilities with an emphasis on community building and social engagement and has led countless yoga teacher training programs around the world over the past 25 years.   At its core, Accessible Yoga is about highlighting the amazing work people are doing and creating new connections and community. Jivana shares more about how we can make yoga more accessible, on the level of individual classes, trainings, and in yoga culture in general. He also reveals some of the content of his new book Accessible Yoga: Poses and Practices for Every Body, to be released in November 2019. Jivana also reveals why collaboration and creativity are an important part of making yoga accessible to all.   This is such an important topic for all yoga teachers who want to share yoga with everybody, and this episode will inspire you to see making yoga accessible to all in a new light.   Key Takeaways: [5:19] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Jivana Heyman. [7:13] What does Jivana do and who does he do it for? [8:52] What are some aspects in which Jivana sees that yoga is not accessible to all people? [11:21] Accessible Yoga is about highlighting the amazing work people are doing and creating new connections and community. [13:00] Jivana shares his personal experience of how yoga impacted him in a way that saved his life. [15:48] Jivana has a new book coming out in November 2019. He talks about the inspiration for the book and what it covers. [20:37] At the heart of Jivana's work is making the whole of yoga, beyond just asana, accessible to everyone. He gives an example of this. [22:29] How does Jivana illustrate and make the rest of the 8 limbs (apart from asana) accessible in his book? [24:29] What are some of the messages Jivana is trying to get through to yoga teachers? [27:35] Two main aspects Jivana focuses on during his trainings for teachers are creativity and collaboration. He explains how creativity factors to teaching yoga. [33:15] How does collaboration factor into making yoga more accessible? [40:37] How long has Jivana been doing his work with the Accessible Yoga organization? [42:31] Jivana speaks about his vision for Accessible Yoga and how that has revealed itself to him over time. [45:10] What is the yoga world, and what is its relationship to the rest of the world? [46:09] Jivana has recently changed his social media strategy. He explains what prompted this change. [49:52] Accessibility often starts with finances. Why does Jivana believe that? [53:07] What were some things that came up as Jivana was writing his book? Shannon and Jivana discuss the ego. [1:03:27] Jivana shares some of his final pieces of advice. [1:04:35] Get in touch with Jivana via his website, and be sure to follow him on social media. [1:05:42] What does accessible yoga mean to you? [1:07:36] Shannon gives us a sneak preview of what's coming up next week on the podcast!   Links: Jivana Heyman, Accessible Yoga Accessible Yoga Jivana Heyman on Facebook and Instagram Accessible Yoga: Poses and Practices for Every Body, by Jivana Heyman The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 092: Accessible Yoga Begins with Language with Kesse Hodge, Chantel Ehler and Katie Juelson The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 060: Accessible Yoga with Sarah Helt Accessible Yoga Conference   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity and MamaNurture   Quotes from this episode:   "The work of Accessible Yoga is to highlight the incredible work that's out there, not really creating something new."   "That's a big piece of our work too, really trying to create new connections and community where there really hasn't been one."   "At the heart of my work is not really asana, but actually the whole of yoga and really thinking differently."   "I think that people are doing the best they can with what they have, and I appreciate that."   "You can learn to paint by copying great masters, that's an amazing way to study. But eventually, to be an artist, you have to paint your own way."   "Doing your practice is the least selfish thing you can do. Taking care of ourselves is the most serviceful thing we can do for the world."   "Accessibility often starts with finances."

On Thursday October 16th the Hermetic Hour with host Poke Runyon will present an advance review on his forthcoming book Hermetic Yoga Beyond the Middle Pillar this is a new offering from CHS/OTA that has been a long-time in the works. The yoga system described and brought to life in this book has been practiced by the O.T.A. since 1975 and is an extension of Israel Regardie's Golden Dawn Middle Pillar exercise following the Lightning flash going down the spheres from Kether to Malkuth forming a complete straight line chakra system similar to the Hindu system of Laya Yoga, In this case the Spheres of the Tree of Life are the planets within. this system traces its origin to two German Rosicrucian mystics Jacob Bohme and Johann Gitchel. The late Frederick Adams of Feraferia was also working on a similar system and an essay of his is included Adams also provided the beautiful cover art depicting a Goddess in the stars. Also included is an essy by Frater Osiris (Michael S. Downs) linking Hermetic Yoga to The Chemical wedding of Christian Rosencreutz via Johann Gitchel' s spiral path of the planets in his natural man drawing which is one of the keys to the Hermetic Yoga conception. The book will be followed with a deck of Yoga cards which will enable the practitioner to carry the system in his pocket for meditation and study. This is going to be a great aid to magick and spiritual development and provides a vital resource that Western magicians have needed for centuries. Now we can call on the Gods within and exercise all of the powers that our oriental colleagues have called upon for centuries. So if you want to get a head start on the latest magical tools of empowerment tune in and we'll start warming up for the session.  

If you are new to meditation, you will love this episode. If meditation has been a regular part of your life for quite some time, you will also gain so much wisdom from listening to this episode. It's a win-win regardless of where you stand on the spectrum! In this rich and in-depth conversation, Honza Lafond, the co-founder of Yoga Beyond and AcroVinyasa, discusses the various elements of meditation, and touches on various aspects of karma and vedicism.

In this episode of the Love & Weeds Podcast Claudia and Brandy explore the practice of Bhakti Yoga off of the mat.  Bhakti Yoga is the Yoga of Devotion.  Traditionally the practice of Bhakti Yoga revolves around one's devotion to a higher power or god.  Is it possible for us to look beyond the traditional meaning of Bhakti Yoga and interpret it in a modern sense or are we stretching the true meaning when we do that?  We are reminded that surrendering to a higher power is part of the 8 Limbed Path of Yoga (episode 3).  This week's challenge is to reflect on what you are worshiping or devoting yourself to.  Do you consider that devotion your practice of Bhakti Yoga?  Share with us!

Her zest for life is infectious! In this inspiring interview and conversation, internationally renowned yoga teacher, and co-founder of Yoga Beyond and AcroVinyasa, Claudine Lafond sits down with Nadia and talks about how she found yoga, and Honza, the love of her life, as well as the big steps she took that created the life she has now.

Jamie Anderson is regarded as one of the best female snowboarders in the world. Known for her incredible style and strength, Jamie gave the USA a gold-medal sweep in the debut of Olympic Slopestyle competition at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games. She soared to victory in a near flawless run to make history for the United States as the first ever women's Olympic Slopestyle Gold Medalist. She then repeated the feat at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic Games making her the first female snowboarder to win more than one Olympic gold medal.In addition to her many career wins, Jamie has been giving back to the community through her participation in a multitude of camps as well as her active hand in non-profits that promote mindful purchasing and charities assisting those in need all around the world. Always looking to use her platform for positive contributions within her community, Jamie collaborated with her old middle school to develop a sponsorship program for gifted children who would like to snowboard but lack the funds to do so. Outside of snowboarding, Anderson practices yoga and works with Protect Our Winters (POW) in the fight against climate change.I hope you enjoy our conversation.Follow Jamie Anderson at:https://www.instagram.com/jamieanderson/Support the show (https://stuartwatkins.org/podcast/)

What would you do if your chronic illness prevented you from showing up to work everyday? How would you earn an income? How would you heal? Would you believe me if I told you that a women in exactly this situation has turned her struggle with a chronic illness of her own into a multiple 6-figure online course business? Well today, we’re going to find out exactly how Alanna made that happen...and how you can do it too. To learn more, visit teachable.com/eit2. GUEST SPOTLIGHT: ALANNA KAIVALYA Often referred to as the "Yoga Doctor," Alanna Kaivalya, Ph.D., helps yoga teachers embody their knowledge, up-level their skills and create more impact in the world…all online. Alanna has over 1,000 hours in online course content, including the world’s first 500 hour online yoga teacher certification program, and 500 hours of higher education in yoga + business across a dozen additional courses. At the heart of her work, Alanna is inspired to elevate the yoga profession to the level of spiritual leadership, and has been teaching yoga for nearly two decades. She has authored numerous articles and three books, including “Yoga Beyond the Mat,” which teaches modern day people how to build a personal spiritual practice through yoga.

Kelly DiNardo is a freelance journalist, an author and owner of Past Tense Yoga Studio in Washington DC. Her latest book is Living the Sutras: A Guide to Yoga Wisdom beyond the Mat, which gives readers a modern, accessible and personal look at ancient yogic philosophy and the wisdom found within. As a freelance journalist, she specializes in exploration – whether it’s internally through yoga and meditation, physically through health and fitness, culturally and socially through profiles, or the myriad ways travel brings all of that together. She has written for O: The Oprah Magazine, Martha Stewart Living, Health, The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler and others. Kelly joins me for a genuine and gorgeous conversation around the wonderful elements of yoga that we can achieve beyond the mat. We chat about; How Kelly has built a successful business doing what she is deeply passionate about How Kelly uses Yoga both on and off the mat for a thriving lifestyle The reason behind Kelly’s latest book and how it can help us figure out our purpose, live with ease and live with joy The 5 practices of sustainable habits that look at off-the-mat yoga practices - all backed up by science What is gratitude meditation What does it mean to specialise in exploration

Hello! What is Yoga? Is it a religion, a philosophy, a science? Today I want to talk about Yoga. I want to unpack the philosophy of Yoga and its misconceptions. I will discuss the various ways in which someone can have a yoga practice, and the many forms it can take. I will bridge this to incorporate awareness of Mental Health, Movement, and our fellow living beings. I will also introduce the different aspects of the practice, the limbs of Yoga, the various considerations that the teachings offer, and of course, how we may incorporate this in our daily lives. Perhaps today, you can reflect on your Yoga. Maybe you'll rediscover your Yoga. Even if it's your first encounter with Yoga, let all connect with our Yoga! Don't forget to check out my website https://genangela.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eyey/message

Subscribe: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher Cyndi Lee was raised on the idyllic Puget Sound where she grew up playing on beaches and climbing trees in the forest. While attending the University of California Irvine as a dance major, she discovered yoga (or it discovered her), and she immediately delved into all its practices, learning … read more The post triyoga talks episode 20: Cyndi Lee on mindfulness, meditation + yoga beyond asana appeared first on triyoga.

An awesome chat with former Laker Girl, Pro Dancer, and now yoga instructor, barre instructor, mindset coach and more! Jacquelyn Umof (@ActionJacquelyn) is a beast in more ways than one! We talk yoga, the nature of our thoughts, and much much more. Enjoy!Connect with JacquelynInstagramGet Stretchy with JacquelynYouTubeCheck out my social media pages for even more content on the mind and body.Follow: @maxwmccoyInstagram: @maxwmccoyTwitter: @MaxwMcCoyI get so many questions from viewers about starting a podcast that I decided to create a podcast course. Click the link below and learn how to launch your very own podcast.How to start a Podcast 101Subscribe to the PodcastiTunesSpotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this interview I sit down with Claudine of the world famous brand YogaBeyond and Acrovinyasa. We talk about how she met her husband Honza and how they went out to create the amazing life she always knew was possible for her.

Yoga can benefit every aspect of your life – even beyond your practice. Yoga teacher Julie Montagu explains how fitting in a yoga session can make your happier and more productive in everyday life.Find more features about yoga on our website: www.calmmoment.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carol Horton, PhD is a writer, educator and activist. She works at the intersection of mindful yoga, social science, and social justice. Carol serves as Vice President of the Yoga Service Council and was a co-founder of Chicago's Socially Engaged Yoga Network. In her desire to make yoga accessible to all she has taught yoga in underprivileged areas such as Chicago's Cook County Jail, a drop-in centre for homeless women, a residential foster care facility, and a community health centre.   Shannon asked Carol Horton to be a guest on The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast after reading Carol's thoughtful blog post called Yoga: Beyond the BS. Carol discusses the negativity surrounding yoga, especially in social media. She brings up the shadow side of yoga, such as the commercialization and commodification of yoga, with the intention of being critical in a balanced fashion. It is her wish that yoga teachers employ honesty and discernment as they navigate the yoga world.   From Carol's first yoga class in a church basement to her profound healing and spiritual experiences while practising, it is clear yoga has meant a lot to her. Carol doesn't believe that yoga culture needs to be taken down with critique but rather respectful discussions in conjunction with work so there is power behind the discourse. Carol believes in supporting and nurturing the good and calling out the bad so we don't lose the teachers that can make profound changes in the lives of others.   2:20 Shannon's thoughts on the negativity in the yoga world and connecting with Carol Horton's blog post Yoga: Beyond the BS   7:25 How Carol got started in yoga and how it evolved into her current work   11:55 Difficult childbirth was a profound experience in Carol's life that shifted her perspective on yoga and saw the importance of trauma-informed yoga   15:00 Lying in savasana and slipping into a “spark of consciousness”   19:30 What led Carol to write the blog post Yoga: Beyond the BS   26:10 Problematic aspects of online discussions, social media as a culturally powerful medium and online bullies   30:25 When Carol thought about walking away from yoga and why she didn't   35:00 The positive and negative response to Carol's blog post   38:50 Is there a place yoga teachers can go to for fruitful discussions?   41:30 Carol's editing work for the book: “Best Practices for Yoga in the Criminal Justice System”   43:40 Carol's desire to see healthcare (including yoga) accessible to all; working with those in homeless shelters, foster homes, prisons and more to help those who've experienced trauma to heal   52:10 How to contact Carol   53:50 Shannon's final thoughts   Links   Carol Horton's Website   Blog Post: Yoga: Beyond the BS   Book: Best Practices for Yoga in the Criminal Justice System Editor: Carol Horton PhD The Yoga Service Council   Forrest Yoga Website   Embodied Philosophy Podcast   The Connected Teacher Facebook Group   Follow The Connected Teacher on Youtube   Book a Consultation Call with Shannon   5-Day Content Creation Challenge   Define Your Yoga Niche Online Course   Yoga for Pelvic Health Teacher Training   Mama Nurture Teacher Training (RPYT)   Gratitude to our Sponsor Schedulicity

Mariko Hirakawa is an internationally known Yoga-Ayurveda Expert with over 26 years of teaching experience. She is the founder of Visionary Yoga, a personal development company dedicated to accelerating the growth of motivated individuals and companies. A former professional ballet dancer as well as an Ayurvedic physician trained in India, she is dedicated to positioning Yoga as something far beyond fitness – a technology for human consciousness evolution. Contact Info Website: www.VisionaryYoga.com Bonus: VisionaryYogaChallenge.com Instagram: @VisionaryYoga Facebook: @MarikoYoga Facebook Group: Visionary Wellness Most Influential Person My spiritual teacher Effect on Emotions Mindfulness really stabalized my inner world. With that came much greater confidence. It gives you self-control when you have control of your inner state. Thoughts on Breathing I'm amazed that more dance techniques don't encorporate the breathing. Breath has it's own innate energy. Inhilation is actually called inspiration. Inhiliation is literally receiving new energy from the universe. Exhilation, I call it the liberating breath, the cleansing breath, the releasing breath and for me it's a very under used resource that we all have. It's so close, and yet, because it's always there, we tend to be blind to it. Ancient systems like Yoga, and all of the mystical traditions really, use the breath as a doorway. The more we can be aware of it, moment by moment, I think the more it's enhances our quality of life and the way we show up into life. Suggested Resources Book: Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind: Informal Talks on Zen Meditation and Practice by Shunryu Suzuki App: Relax Melodies (Mix and Choose Different Sound Effects) Bullying Story Yes, I have several stories about bullying. When I first came to this country I was nine and a half years old and we were in upstate New York where at that time there were very few ethnic people. I think my sister and I were the only Asian kids in an entire elementary school. It was actually a boom because we got so much attention from the teachers. I think that made a few of the other kids jealous. In the beginning, every morning we had to put our hand on our heart and recite the Pledge of Allegience to the United States of America. Those are some advance words like 'individual', I couldn't pronounce. I phonetically memorized it after a few months. I was just mouthing it and these two kids were sitting across from the table. They were sneering at me and started to push the table towards me saying, 'you don't know what it means, you can't say it'. They started to push me and at that moment I felt so humiliated and helpless. I didn't know how to counter that because ... the teacher was oblivious and so I let it get to me. I just sat there holding my tears back. If it were me now, I probably see that these kids were just acting out of jealousy. Kids can be quite cruel and it's really tough because when you're a child you're not equipped with the level of self awareness and self-confidence that allows you to fight back or to say something. I didn't have the words. I didn't know the language well enough to fight back like that. It was the first experience of being bullied and I was older than these kids because I was demoted two grades because I couldn't speak any English. It was a tough time. I think life gives us experience and it made me more determined to learn English and to work really hard to master the language. Guest Quote "Everyone's on a different level of evolution." - Mariko Hirakawa

Our fitness partner, Cynthia Williams, of 502FitPass.com sat down with Nerissa Sparkman of Sadhana Yoga of Louisville to chat about how they got started, the benefits of yoga, living a healthy life and so much more. This is a great soup to nuts chat about the WHY behind a studio. So thankful to Cynthia for putting this together. Make sure you check out 502FitPass.com for a gym membership unlike any other- visit over 50 different gyms and studios with ONE membership! It's incredible!

Invincible Living with Guru JagatGuru Jagat is the youngest senior Kundalini Yoga teacher in the world and the face of the new Kundalini movement. She is the founder of RA MA Institute for Applied Yogic Science and Technology, a premiere Yogic institute with locations in Venice, California and Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Guru Jagat’s other entrepreneurial pursuits include RA MA TV, the “Netflix” of Kundalini Yoga, and her record label RA MA Records. Her first book, Invincible Living, was released January 2017 by HarperElixir, an imprint of HarperCollins. http://www.gurujagat.comYoga Beyond the Mat with Alanna KaivalyaAlanna Kaivalya believes yoga is for everyone and each student can develop the self-empowerment needed to embark on a personal journey to meaningful transformation. She founded The Kaivalya Yoga Meth- od, a fresh take on yoga emphasizing the individual path while honoring tra- dition. She has taught students and teachers since 2001 and has developed teacher trainings for top studios worldwide. In January, Alanna debuted a comprehensive online teacher training program with YogaDownload. She has written Myths of the Asanas (Mandala, 2010) and Sacred Sound (New World Library, 2014), Yoga Beyond the Mat (Llewellyn 2016) and holds a Ph.D. in mythological studies, with an emphasis in depth psychology, from Paci ca Graduate Institute. http://alannak.com

Hi guys! I’m back from my break in the Spanish Desert. I went to a European Burning Man Festival Called Nowhere and had a lot of fun building a camp, feeding the build crew lots of high vibe conscious eating food at our camp, as well as teaching yoga, teaching the chakras, discovering awe inspiring creative projects and connecting with like minded people. I also lost my voice for 5 days because of the tremendous amount of dust and wind storms, so if my voice sounds a little off to you today, that’s why.  I drove to Paris from Spain yesterday where I’ll be practicing some yoga , and maybe catching some interviews for the show, before I head back to Spain to attend the Yoga Conference in Barcelona where I hope to get some interviews as well. If you guys want to follow my yomad (as in yoga nomad) travel adventures, you can find me on instagram at Visionary Lifestyle Guide and of course the IG for the show at Visionary Lifestyle Podcast. Today’s guest is Jules Febre. Jules Febre was born and raised in a section of New York City known as the Lower East Side. At the age of 13, Jules spent three months in India; two of which were spent in Mysore studying Ashtanga Yoga with Sri. K. Pattabhi Jois. During that time he was invited to share satsang with Swami Nirmalananda and Shyam Das, two radical yogis that have each contributed greatly to the progression of yoga in the West. At the age of 16 Jules began working at the Jivamukti Yoga School helping to clean, and is now considered one of the leading teachers of the Jivamukti Yoga method, teaching the method world wide as well as facilitating at the very highly regarded teacher training programs. Jules travels and teaches for a major part of each year, including Europe, Australia, Asia, and more. His classes offer a wide range and depth of understanding of Yoga Asana as well as Meditation, Chanting, and Yoga Philosophy. Teaching yoga is Jules’ passion. He is grateful to his teachers, Sharonji (Gannon), Davidji (Life) who he has had the privilege of studying with for over 15 years, for igniting his devotion to the Jivamukti Yoga practice and for inspiring countless students around the world. I met Jules in India where he was teaching at the International Yoga festival in Rishikesh, where we recorded this interview in a garden at the Parmarth Niketan Ashram. Jules is a bit different than most of the yoga teachers I’ve met. He has a wicked sense of humor, that he brings into his classes, and he’s clearly very well studied and only when he speaks do you realize his tremendous depth. In this interview we discuss the 5 Tenants of Jivamukti Yoga, the yogic perspective on Veganism, his experience Teaching in Correctional Facilities Yoga Beyond the 8 Limbs, the importance of Planting Seeds, and Jules gives us a deep explanation of what it means to live the first tenant of yoga, Ahimsa. As always, notes to things discussed are in the show notes, which you can find on the blog post for this episode at visionary-lifestyle.com/podcast   Enjoy and Namaste   Show Notes ___________________   Cowspiracy Film http://www.cowspiracy.com/   What the Health? Film  http://www.whatthehealthfilm.com/   Krista Tippet Podcast “On Being”: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/on-being-with-krista-tippett/id150892556?mt=2   I Am That - Book link https://www.amazon.com/I-Am-That-Nisargadatta-Maharaj/dp/0893860468 “Yoga at it’s core is the practice of self reflection so we that can have the tools to make informed decisions about how we’re affecting the world around us and within us.” Jules Febre  

Our guest today is Satya Kalra. If you listened to my very first episode of this show:The 7 Steps to Activating Your Highest Potential ( http://visionarylifestylepodcast.libsyn.com/rss ), you’ll know that the chakras are considered one of my 7 steps, so the purpose of this interview is to take a deep dive on that subject. Satya Kalra is a self-transformation, empowerment, and happiness coach, spiritual guide, international speaker, and bestselling author. She is also a founder and president of the non-profit organization Path to Anandam to help people to explore their eternal happiness and peace within. She was a veteran in the biotech industry for 35 years serving as a visionary, entrepreneur, scientist, founder, CEO, president and chairperson. Following a divine call, Satya left the helm as a CEO in the biotech industry (cancer arena) and founded Path to Anandam . Her personal mission is to live in love, peace, and Anandam, and to propagate blissful living by helping others become more self-dependent and self-reliant, especially destitute women and children. For more than 20 years, Satya has been practicing and promoting awareness of blissful living through applications of timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and spirituality in daily life. She creates a bridge between science and spirituality, and brings awareness to spirituality through ancient wisdom from India with a modern practical approach. The focus of Satya’s teachings is how to be happy, heal yourself, enhance the quality of life, experience blissfulness/Anandam and reach your unlimited potential by raising your conscious level through self-developed 7-Steps. These easy, simple and effective techniques (Anandam meditation and spiritual practices) for the body, mind and spirit have benefited 1000s of people. I met Satya at The International Yoga festival in Rishikesh, India. I attended her Chakras workshop and invited her to the show to share her vast wisdom on the subject she’s been teaching for over 20 years. Enjoy LINKS https://www.Pathtoanandam https://www.facebook.com/pathtoanandamorg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx61DLuoZjHgmM8KwSJ1J5g/videos https://twitter.com/satya_kalra https://www.amazon.com/Satya-Kalra/e/B005FYGFAA

Our guest today is Satya Kalra. If you listened to my very first episode of this show:The 7 Steps to Activating Your Highest Potential ( http://visionarylifestylepodcast.libsyn.com/rss ), you’ll know that the chakras are considered one of my 7 steps, so the purpose of this interview is to take a deep dive on that subject. Satya Kalra is a self-transformation, empowerment, and happiness coach, spiritual guide, international speaker, and bestselling author. She is also a founder and president of the non-profit organization Path to Anandam to help people to explore their eternal happiness and peace within. She was a veteran in the biotech industry for 35 years serving as a visionary, entrepreneur, scientist, founder, CEO, president and chairperson. Following a divine call, Satya left the helm as a CEO in the biotech industry (cancer arena) and founded Path to Anandam . Her personal mission is to live in love, peace, and Anandam, and to propagate blissful living by helping others become more self-dependent and self-reliant, especially destitute women and children. For more than 20 years, Satya has been practicing and promoting awareness of blissful living through applications of timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and spirituality in daily life. She creates a bridge between science and spirituality, and brings awareness to spirituality through ancient wisdom from India with a modern practical approach. The focus of Satya’s teachings is how to be happy, heal yourself, enhance the quality of life, experience blissfulness/Anandam and reach your unlimited potential by raising your conscious level through self-developed 7-Steps. These easy, simple and effective techniques (Anandam meditation and spiritual practices) for the body, mind and spirit have benefited 1000s of people. I met Satya at The International Yoga festival in Rishikesh, India. I attended her Chakras workshop and invited her to the show to share her vast wisdom on the subject she’s been teaching for over 20 years. Enjoy LINKS https://www.Pathtoanandam https://www.facebook.com/pathtoanandamorg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx61DLuoZjHgmM8KwSJ1J5g/videos https://twitter.com/satya_kalra https://www.amazon.com/Satya-Kalra/e/B005FYGFAA #7steps

Whether it’s exploring the local trails, playing pretzel on the yoga mat, or diving into a book on inner peace, Lena loves an adventure. You can find her teaching yoga in San Diego, leading retreats near and far, and empowering others to be the change they wish to see in the world. She is intentional … Continue reading "024: Yoga Beyond the Mat with Lena Schmidt"

With conference season startingg we have Columbia University Sports Management students Jasmine McGee and Matt Walker joining Tom and Joe to talk about their experiences at the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference. Matt is Currently, a Master's candidate in Columbia University's M.S. Sports Management program and interning at Wasserman in Marketing Services on the NFL and Microsoft partnerships. He is the Co-founder and General Manager of the fitness start-up YogaBeyond in Sydney, Australia. He has also worked in a number of consulting and commercial finance positions at Coca-Cola, Macquarie Bank and Dell Inc. Jasmine is a Sports Management Graduate student at Columbia University with experience in finance and entertainment and currently working at Excel Sports Management in branding and marketing. Matt and Jasmine talk about their positive and negative experiences at the Sloan Sports Conference, they also share some tips for people attending sports conferences and touch on some of the key issues in sports today. Joe also shares some of his experiences of his weekend in Vegas, ranging from college basketball and the UFC all the way to rugby and esports. You can find Matt on Twitter @mattjwalk and Jasmine @jazzzyfreshhh The Facts The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports Our presenters are Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR).

MAyurveda: Simple, Fast Habits for More Energy, Connectedness, and Better Sleep. I LOVED talking to Sarah Hutchinson as part of her telesummit, Yoga Beyond the Poses 2015: Easy Ayurveda for Health and Happiness. We touched on everything from the one kitchen appliance every new mom needs (no, it’s not a $500 Vitamix), to the one great meditation.

Namaste Yogis, This is Andrew Sealy here to welcome YOU to The YOGA REVEALED PODCAST!   Have you heard of Cyber Yoga? A term coined as The practice of movement, Yoga, and Be-BoyING by internationally known movement artist Lamont Tales.  Today we go deep into the mind of a creative Yoga artists who’s Be Boying background has lead him to a space of unique exploration in the body of movement and soulful mind.  Some call his movement controversial and his unique interpretation of body contorting, hand balancing skills, A competitive practice THAT should not be MIstaken for YOGA.   Listen close and make your own decision on this insightfully sharp yet vulnerable  episode of the Yoga revealed podcast with Cyber Yogi Lamont Tales Goodie Thank you for tuning into the Yoga Revealed Podcast.  You can learn more about Lamonte Tales Goodie and Cyber Yoga at his site http://cyberyoga.la/   Catch daily inspiration from Lamont @cyberyoga on INstagram and you must take a sneak peak at his newest collaboration with movement LEGEND Ruberlegz @AcroBreak For more information visit YogaRevealed.com Namaste… Until next time Yogis,  Live Light Shine Bright! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alanna Kaivalya Episode Recap   Bio   Alanna believes Yoga is for everyone and each student can develop the self-empowerment needed to embark on a personal journey to meaningful transformation. On this principle she founded The Kaivalya Yoga Method, a fresh take on yoga emphasizing the individual path while honoring tradition. Teaching students since 2001, teachers since 2003, Alanna has written and developed teacher trainings worldwide for top studios and independently. In January she debuted a comprehensive 200hr-online teacher training with YogaDownload. She holds a Ph.D. in Mythological Studies with an Emphasis in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, has authored numerous articles and two books: Myths of the Asanas, an accessible practitioner’s guide to stories behind beloved poses; Sacred Sound, a yoga “hymnal,” illustrating the role of chant and mantra in modern practice. Look for her third book, Yoga Beyond the Mat, in Autumn 2016. She lives in New York City with Roxy the Wonderdog.     Episode Outline:   • You Lucky Shit – Alanna and I talk about meeting one another back in 2012 and how I road her coattails (so to speak) into performing that year at Yoga Journal’s Estes Park Conference.   • Yoga – Alanna talks about her journey to the yogic path and why her passion continues to grow for it on a daily basis. She also talks about the process of creating her recent 200-hour teacher training and what that offers that other programs don’t.   • Yoga is Broken – Alanna and I discuss the commoditization of yoga and spirituality.   • Books! — Alanna talks about her two published books, Myths of the Asanas and Sacred Sound, as well as and her forthcoming book Yoga Beyond the Mat, which will be out this fall.   • Han Solo – Alanna brings a little mythology into our conversation about Kylo Ren murdering his father Han Solo in the most recent episode in the Star Wars franchise.   Recommendations:   Alanna's Website   Alanna’s Books: Myths of the Asanas, Sacred Sound   Other Books: Yoga Sutras of Patanjali by Swami Satchidananda, Chants of a Lifetime by Krishna Das

Today we’re talking to the superhuman couple - Claudine and Honza Lafond.  This husband and wife duo, knows a thing or two about living the life of their dreams.    They are the founders of YogaBeyond®, a brand built on the practice of yoga, trust and community. And the creators of Acrovinyasa  which is a combination of vinyasa, acroyoga and inversion training. Think - partner yoga with a twist!   These two lovebirds, who are based in Sydney, travel the world teaching yoga together. And they are passionate about encouraging others to follow their bliss as well. If check out their Instagram account @YogaBeyond you will be in awe of not only the crazy poses they do together but of the palpable love they share.  You can read the full show notes and access all the links and resources at: www.thedailycordial.com  

YogaBeyond: Follow your Bliss: Love, Partnership, and Communication. Does "Yoga" come to mind when you think of the word "Communication"?  YogaBeyond founders Honza and Claudine reveal this in and more in our interview today.  Namaste yogis, This is Andrew Sealy here to welcome you to The Yoga Revealed Podcast! Today I have the pleasure of interviewing not one, but two awesome YOGIS! Honza and Claudine. This dynamic duo known as “YogaBeyond” travel the world sharing the beauty of partner yoga.  Listen in as they take us on a journey of worldwide discovery while finding trust, balance, and strength in their thriving relationship.  Keep your sights to the sky and get ready to FLY on this dynamic episode of the Yoga Revealed Podcast; with power couple Honza and Claudine also know as YogaBeyond! You can find out more about Honza and Claudine at www.YogaBeyond.com  For more information on their partner acrobatic training check out their website or drop into one of their many “AcroVinyasa” trainings, festivals, or workshops. Be sure to follow their travels around the world on Instagram @YogaBeyond  Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Yoga Revealed Podcast.  Be sure to subscribe on itunes, and drop us a 5 star review if you truly appreciate the interviews we do!  You can find us on Soundcloud, Youtube, and Instagram too. Until next time Live Light SHINE BRIGHT yogis! See www.YogaRevealed.com for more information  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Thursday October 16th the Hermetic Hour with host Poke Runyon will present an advance review on his forthcoming book Hermetic Yoga Beyond the Middle Pillar this is a new offering from CHS/OTA that has been a long-time in the works. The yoga system described and brought to life in this book has been practiced by the O.T.A. since 1975 and is an extension of Israel Regardie's Golden Dawn Middle Pillar exercise following the Lightning flash going down the spheres from Kether to Malkuth forming a complete straight line chakra system similar to the Hidhu system of Laya Yoga, In this case the Spheres of the Tree of Life are the planets within. this system traces its origin to two German Rosicrucian mystics Jacob Bohme and Johann Gitchel. The late Frederick Adams of Feraferia was also working on a similar system and an essay of his is included Adams also provided the beautiful cover art depicting a Goddess in the stars. Also included is an essy by Frater Osiris (Michael S. Downs) linking Hermetic Yoga to The Chemical wedding of Christian Rosencrutz via Johann Gitchel' s spiral path of the planets in his natural man drawing which is one of the keys to the Hermetic Yoga conception. The book will be followed with a deck of Yoga cards which will enable the practitioner to carry the system in his pocket for meditation and study. This is going to be a great aid to magick and spiritual development and provides a vital resource that Western magicians have needed for centuries. Now we can call on the Gods within and exercise all of the powers that our oriental colleagues have called upon for centuries. So if you want to get a head start on the latest magical tools of empowerment tune in and we'll start warming up for the session.  

Susan Chandler talks with Gary Schroeder, yoga instructor and therapist, about Viniyoga and the practice, research, and health benefits of yoga.

Susan Chandler talks with Gary Schroeder, yoga instructor and therapist, about Viniyoga and the practice, research, and health benefits of yoga.

Quick Episode Summary: Intro - Rob's not here! :13 Promo 1: Hablando De Tecnologia 2:45 On the Libsyn blog 3:15 Promo 2: Resurrection Revealed 5:16 How to get featured on The Feed and an introduction to Jessica Kupferman 5:45 Cory Huff from Creative Insurgents 9:00 Derrick Duplesy from Purpose Rockstar 9:20 Promo 3: Slumberland 10:11 Elsie and Jessica chat about podcast branding 10:41 Featured Podcast Promos + Audio Hablando De Tecnologia Resurrection Revealed Slumberland Cory Huff from Creative Insurgents Derrick Duplesy from Purpose Rockstar Newest Articles on the Libsyn Blog and Podcasting Links Rockin' Libsyn Podcast: Dennis Has A Podcast Rockin' Libsyn Podcast: CybrCast The Rode SmartLav Podcast Branding Question Links and Mentions by Jessica and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) Lady Business Radio Podcasting School For Women @TheJParkinson says “@libsyn I have more of a statement. Make sure your website and social media URL's are reasonably short, memorable and consistent!” @TheMoneyPlanSOS asks whether you should use the word podcast in your title and whether you should use the image of a microphone in your artwork. DHAP would really love to have all the answers Tanya from Single Bliss asks: what are the top three things that a new podcast should focus on in regards to branding and is it better to do your own intro/outro or outsource? Kathleen Kelly from Special Mouse asks a question about the legalities of having a Disney podcast. Oh my. All you Disney podcasters you must chime in! Carmen Spagnola from The Numinous Podcast asks about Calls To Action in podcasts and which ones work and which ones don't. Stacy Harris from Hit The Mic asks about the importance if consistency not in the visual but in the sound like the music and outros and how the show is structured. Erik Johnson: The Podcast Coach - Episode 17 Create Your Podcast Brand Ariana Rabinovitch from Yoga & Beyond asks whether or not changing the name of her podcast is cool or not. Mel Avila from Raising Playful Tots asks about changing long standing show music. HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #TheFeed with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download the FREE The Feed App for iOS and Android (you can send feedback straight from within the app) Call 412 573 1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our SpeakPipe Page!

Quick Episode Summary: Intro - Rob's not here! :13 Promo 1: Hablando De Tecnologia 2:45 On the Libsyn blog 3:15 Promo 2: Resurrection Revealed 5:16 How to get featured on The Feed and an introduction to Jessica Kupferman 5:45 Cory Huff from Creative Insurgents 9:00 Derrick Duplesy from Purpose Rockstar 9:20 Promo 3: Slumberland 10:11 Elsie and Jessica chat about podcast branding 10:41 Featured Podcast Promos + Audio Hablando De Tecnologia Resurrection Revealed Slumberland Cory Huff from Creative Insurgents Derrick Duplesy from Purpose Rockstar Newest Articles on the Libsyn Blog and Podcasting Links Rockin' Libsyn Podcast: Dennis Has A Podcast Rockin' Libsyn Podcast: CybrCast The Rode SmartLav Podcast Branding Question Links and Mentions by Jessica and Elsie Our SpeakPipe Feedback page! Leave us feedback :) Lady Business Radio Podcasting School For Women @TheJParkinson says “@libsyn I have more of a statement. Make sure your website and social media URL's are reasonably short, memorable and consistent!” @TheMoneyPlanSOS asks whether you should use the word podcast in your title and whether you should use the image of a microphone in your artwork. DHAP would really love to have all the answers Tanya from Single Bliss asks: what are the top three things that a new podcast should focus on in regards to branding and is it better to do your own intro/outro or outsource? Kathleen Kelly from Special Mouse asks a question about the legalities of having a Disney podcast. Oh my. All you Disney podcasters you must chime in! Carmen Spagnola from The Numinous Podcast asks about Calls To Action in podcasts and which ones work and which ones don't. Stacy Harris from Hit The Mic asks about the importance if consistency not in the visual but in the sound like the music and outros and how the show is structured. Erik Johnson: The Podcast Coach - Episode 17 Create Your Podcast Brand Ariana Rabinovitch from Yoga & Beyond asks whether or not changing the name of her podcast is cool or not. Mel Avila from Raising Playful Tots asks about changing long standing show music. HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! We'd love it if you could please share #TheFeed with your twitter followers. Click here to post a tweet! If you dug this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to The Feed: The Official Libsyn Podcast Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Download the FREE The Feed App for iOS and Android (you can send feedback straight from within the app) Call 412 573 1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our SpeakPipe Page!