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Ya girl has returned from India and is sharing everything you need to know about the Yoga Teacher Training Course!! I discuss my experience, how I decided where to go, what my school and schedule was like, and I answer all your YTTC related questions.

TODAY´S EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE FLOW RESEARCH COLLECTIVE Are you an entrepreneur, a leader, or a knowledge worker, who wants to harness the power of flow so you can get more done in less time with greater ease and accomplish your boldest professional goals faster? If you´ve answered this question with “hell yes” then our peak-performance training Zero to Dangerous may be a good fit for you. If this sounds of interest to you all you need to do is go to getmoreflow.com right now, pop in your application and one of our team members will be in touch with you very soon.  --- "Friendships can be a strong facilitator of flow. But it depends how we navigate those friendships and what we do… There are ways in which time with friends can massively enhance flow. Identify the healthy activities in which you become most absorbed and most utilize your character strengths and look for opportunities to do those with people you have relationships with." ~ Jonathan Beale ABOUT THE GUEST: Dr Jonathan Beale is Lead Researcher and Teacher of Philosophy at Sevenoaks School, & an Academic Visitor at St Antony's College, University of Oxford. He is also a Visiting Research Fellow in Philosophy at the University of Hertfordshire; a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts; and a Research Fellow for ‘BrainCanDo' – an educational neuroscience research centre. He's previously held positions as Researcher-in-Residence at Eton College (2019-21) and Fellow in Philosophy at Harvard University (2011-13). He is the co-editor of three books for Routledge: Wittgenstein and Scientism (2017), The ‘BrainCanDo' Handbook of Teaching and Learning (2020) and Wittgenstein and Contemporary Moral Philosophy (2022). He has published articles on education and philosophy in academic journals and media outlets including The New York Times, and has given invited talks at universities including Oxford, Cambridge, Durham, UCL, Sheffield, Yale, Ottawa and Zaragoza, and for organizations including the Royal Society of Arts.   Dr. Brent Hogarth is a Sport and Clinical Psychologist from Vancouver, Canada. He is an expert in training flow-state, mindfulness, and self-control for both sport and corporate athletes. Brent has significant training and experience providing performance enhancement and mental health counseling. This includes, but is not limited to, working with Olympic and professional athletes, serial entrepreneurs, members of the USA military, computer engineers, authors, hedge fund managers, and more. Brent's clinical counseling experience is vast, and he sees everyone as having the ability to be a high-performer. He completed his doctoral fellowships at the University of Texas, at El Paso, and at Lehigh University, in Bethlehem, PA. In both of these placements, Dr. Hogarth worked with Division 1 student-athletes, their teams, coaches, and athletic admin. Before entering graduate school, Brent earned an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. After a short stint as a fitness trainer, he traveled to India where he lived in a Buddhist Monastery and completed a Yoga Teacher Training Course. It was at this moment - sitting in meditation on the hills of McLeod Ganj, India - that Brent committed to becoming a psychologist. Dr. Hogarth is a Humanistic-Existential psychologist. His theoretical orientation is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). ACT uses acceptance and mindfulness strategies, together with commitment and behavior change strategies, to increase psychological flexibility. Psychological flexibility means contacting the present moment fully and based on what the situation affords, changing or persisting in behavior in the service of clients chosen values. Brent is an avid athlete and aspiring author.  He represented B.C in gymnastics as a youth, loves to ski (ask Steven if he's any good), and plays basketball. Recently he completed a full Ironman and is training for his first 100-mile ultra marathon. He is currently building on his breakthrough dissertation - Shining Light on the Dark Side of Flow: is Mindfulness in High-Flow-State Athletes Predictive of Improved Emotion-Regulation and Self-Control? - into his first book. --- If you order Steven's new book, The Art of Impossible, right now, you'll get $1,500 of free bonuses immediately dropped into your inbox.  They include secret chapters he has never released, masterclasses on key skills to help you jack up motivation, heighten creativity, and accelerate learning. You'll also get an entirely free training to help you fight distraction and spend more time in flow.  So click the link here, snag yourself a copy of The Art of Impossible, and let's get after it.

In this episode, Rachel and I discuss all things Yoga Teacher Training. This episode is a great resource for all the yogis out there who've been asking questions like:- is yoga teacher training right for me?- what should I consider when researching a yoga teacher training course?But it's also full of goodies for yoga educators too. How to make sure you're delivering the very best content you can, and helping to create great yoga teachers. For links to things we discuss in this episode head to www.wokeyoga.com.auStay Connected:@corageroux@wokeyogasydney

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by The class has the topic " Intermediate Patanjali Ashtanga with variations". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya: Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here: This is a re-release from 2016

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by The class has the topic " Intermediate Patanjali Ashtanga with variations". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya: Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here: This is a re-release from 2016

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by The class has the topic " Intermediate Patanjali Ashtanga with variations". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you.Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya:Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here:This is a re-release from 2016

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya.The class has the topic "Intermediate Yoga Vidya class with variations". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you.Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya.The class has the topic "Intermediate Yoga Vidya class with variations". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you.Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya.The class has the topic "Intermediate Yoga Vidya class with variations". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you.Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya. The class has the topic "Gentle Yoga Vidya class". If you are interested in practicing at a gentle level with emphasis on relaxations, this class is for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya. Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya. The class has the topic "Gentle Yoga Vidya class". If you are interested in practicing at a gentle level with emphasis on relaxations, this class is for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya. Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya.The class has the topic "Gentle Yoga Vidya class". If you are interested in practicing at a gentle level with emphasis on relaxations, this class is for you.Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya.Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya.The class has the topic "Gentle Yoga Vidya class". If you are interested in practicing at a gentle level with emphasis on relaxations, this class is for you.Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya.Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya. The class has the topic "Gentle Yoga Vidya class". If you are interested in practicing at a gentle level with emphasis on relaxations, this class is for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya. Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya. The class has the topic "Gentle Yoga Vidya class". If you are interested in practicing at a gentle level with emphasis on relaxations, this class is for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya. Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya. The class has the topic "Mindful Movements". If you want to raise your awareness in your yoga practice but also in your everyday life this class is for you. Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them by clicking here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya.The class has the topic "Mindful Movements". If you want to raise your awareness in your yoga practice but also in your everyday life this class is for you.Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them by clicking here.

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by Yoga Vidya. The class has the topic "Mindful Movements". If you want to raise your awareness in your yoga practice but also in your everyday life this class is for you. Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them by clicking here.

The meditation guides us into a connection with your breath at the moment. Try to sit stable and relaxed for the meditation. If you are interested in an english Yoga Teacher Training Course or a Yoga Therapy Training you can check out the seminars Harilalji is giving: https://www.yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/harilalji/ For more information on English classes, courses and seminars at Yoga Vidya, please see our English seminar pages http://www.yoga-vidya.org/english/seminar.html For more English yoga videos, music, blog posts, etc., please visit our English pages at http://my.yoga-vidya.org

The meditation guides us into a connection with your breath at the moment. Try to sit stable and relaxed for the meditation. If you are interested in an english Yoga Teacher Training Course or a Yoga Therapy Training you can check out the seminars Harilalji is giving: https://www.yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/harilalji/ For more information on English classes, courses and seminars at Yoga Vidya, please see our English seminar pages http://www.yoga-vidya.org/english/seminar.html For more English yoga videos, music, blog posts, etc., please visit our English pages at http://my.yoga-vidya.org

The meditation guides us into a connection with your breath at the moment. Try to sit stable and relaxed for the meditation. If you are interested in an english Yoga Teacher Training Course or a Yoga Therapy Training you can check out the seminars Harilalji is giving: https://www.yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/harilalji/ For more information on English classes, courses and seminars at Yoga Vidya, please see our English seminar pages http://www.yoga-vidya.org/english/seminar.html For more English yoga videos, music, blog posts, etc., please visit our English pages at http://my.yoga-vidya.org

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by www.yoga-vidya.org The class has the topic "Mindful Movements". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya: https://youtu.be/TZMio2KKVeA Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here: https://www.yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/kaivalya-meike-schoenknecht/

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by www.yoga-vidya.org The class has the topic "Mindful Movements". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya: https://youtu.be/TZMio2KKVeA Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here: https://www.yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/kaivalya-meike-schoenknecht/

This yoga class with Kaivalya is presented by www.yoga-vidya.org The class has the topic "Mindful Movements". If you are practicing at an intermediate level and if you are interested in learning some variations, this class might be for you. Here you can find another yoga class by Kaivalya: https://youtu.be/TZMio2KKVeA Kaivalya is also teaching in the english Yoga Teacher Training Course in Bad Meinberg and she is giving other english seminars as well. You can find all of them here: https://www.yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/kaivalya-meike-schoenknecht/

[Listen to Asha read this story](Told by Carolyn Denslow Riffle)It was always hard for me to be on this planet. Awareness of my own imperfections, and how those imperfections hurt others, caused me to suffer intensely. I had been diagnosed as clinically depressed. It was a cyclical thing and sometimes I had to take prescription drugs for it. Because of the depression, I’ve had some pretty serious problems in my life. I always felt I wasn’t okay, that somehow I needed to justify my existence. Before I came to Ananda for the first time, I worked for a nonprofit organization, where I thought I could really do some good in the world. The job became my purpose for being on Earth. But then one of my depressions hit. It affected the way I worked and I got laid off. Eventually I got over the depression and off the drugs they'd given me to cure it, but I felt like I’d lost everything. I was into yoga, and had been meditating on and off for years, so I decided to take the Yoga Teacher Training Course at Ananda Village. I didn’t know much about it, but a friend had taken the course and said it was great. So I registered and sent in my money.After that, I stumbled onto a website that described Swami Kriyananda as a terrible person. I was shocked and scared. My yoga teacher had also recommended the course, so I asked her, “What about all these stories?”She had never met Swamiji, and didn’t know any more about him than I did, but she offered this reassurance: “Don’t worry, he lives in Italy now.”* * *Soon after I arrived at Ananda, I bought Yogananda’s book, Scientific Healing Affirmations, with his picture on the cover. I put it on my nightstand where I saw it every morning and evening. I was intrigued, and wanted a better picture of him. So one afternoon, about two weeks into the program, I decided to walk over to the boutique at Crystal Hermitage and get one.I got lost, and eventually bumped into two people I’d never met before. Although I didn’t know it at the time, one of them was Swami Kriyananda, who had just returned from Italy. He directed me to the Hermitage and I got my picture.On my way back, just outside the Hermitage gate, I ran into him again. By now I had figured out who he was. This time, he asked me a few questions. “Where are you from? Are you enjoying Ananda?” That sort of thing. He was very kind and very gentle. Not at all like the man described on the website.Then he asked, “Have you ever meditated in the Crystal Hermitage chapel?” I told him, "No, I haven’t."“I think you should,” Swamiji replied.I said something noncommittal and started to walk away from the Hermitage. “I really think you should meditate now,” Swamiji said. His voice was light and there was twinkle in his eye, as if to say, “It is just a suggestion; you decide.” So, to be polite, I turned around and went back to the chapel. There was no one else in there. I sat down to meditate. After about ten minutes, I suddenly felt a finger touching my heart, inside my body. It was palpable and I knew it was Yogananda. At the same time, I was lifted into the light, and flooded with the knowledge that it is okay to be on this planet. It didn’t come to me in words, it was just the feeling that I don’t have to justify my existence, I don’t have to work for the organization that fired me, I don’t have to do anything. I can just be who I am and that is enough.In that moment, a cloud lifted from my life and it has never come back. The cycle of heavy depression ended. It was gone. * * *Easter was a few days later, and Swamiji gave the service. He was so inspiring it threw me for a loop! I couldn’t reconcile all the stuff I had read on the internet with Swamiji as I was experiencing him.One thing he said really impressed me. He referred to the enormous debt Ananda had accumulated defending itself against the SRF lawsuit, which was still threatening Ananda’s future.“In the long run, though,” Swamiji said, “it is not all that important whether or not Ananda survives. What is important is how we handle ourselves through whatever tests God sends us.”There was so much integrity in the way he said it. He was talking about his life’s work, and he was ready to let it go rather than give up dharma.I thought to myself, “I can’t know what happened in the past. I have to go by my own experience. I trust this man standing in front of me and I am willing to accept him as my teacher.”Soon after, I became a disciple of Yogananda, and eventually moved to Seattle and joined the Ananda community there. When Swamiji came to visit, I told him about the healing I had received from Master in the chapel. “If you hadn’t suggested it,” I said, “I would never have gone into the chapel to meditate. I was already walking away when I saw you.”“I remember,” Swamiji replied. “I didn’t know what it was, but I felt something in you.”I shudder to think what my life would be like now if I hadn’t listened to him. “Thank you, Swamiji,” I said to him. “You were a perfect instrument of Master. It was pure grace.”