In the tender formative first six years of life, we receive much of our programming. Childhood patterns become driving forces of adult behaviors, and it’s hard to create the opportunity or awareness to change these old patterns. Most of us think we’re in control of our thoughts, desires, and aspirations, but science begs to differ.
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076: Changing the World through Yoga + Ayurveda with Seane Corn
In this podcast, you’ll learn about the relationship of yoga, trauma, + service; the 7 non-negotiables that Seane commits to every day in order to stay motivated from love; how to regulate yourself and your students; and whether George Harrison would choose to reincarnate as a Beatle. Watch the Podcast: Download the Podcast: Air Date:
Changing the World through Yoga & Ayurveda from the Inside Out
I asked internationally known, transformational yoga teacher and activist, Seane Corn to join me on tonight’s podcast to discuss how we can all start changing the world using the philosophies of Yoga and Ayurveda. The underlying philosophy of all Vedic Sciences can be boiled down to four words which Seane Corn embodies so well: “Establish
Why Slow Yoga?
Today, yoga classes are available on a drop in, as-needed basis, but traditionally, yoga was prescribed by the family Vedic guru (teacher) whose job was to teach the children the ways of a Vedic lifestyle. This included the practices of yoga, breathing, and meditation, but also had much to do with Vedic psychology and even
FREE PODCAST: Changing the World through Yoga & Ayurveda from the Inside Out – An Interview with Seane Corn, Yoga Teacher and Activist
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Hot Yoga: Should You Chill Out? Know Your Risks
In the 1970s, Bikram Choudhury introduced the first form of hot yoga and it has been going strong ever since. Since that time, there have been many studies exploring the benefits and potential risks of Bikram’s hot yoga and, as we will see, the results are mixed. Clearly, the popularity of hot yoga is not
Sivananda Ashram Yoga Retreat Bahamas: Hack Aging, Overhaul Your Digestion, Transform Your Mind, and Become Conscious
Ancient Vedic philosophies indicate that some of the most subtle aspects of nature are the most powerful — and this concept is now at the forefront of cutting-edge science. In 2017 two Nobel prizes were awarded that support ancient Ayurvedic wisdom through the lens of scientific inquiry. Science now shows that tiny microbes in
Love, Sex and Yoga
Average Reading Time: 2 minutes 34 seconds According to Ayurveda, there are subtle pathways that carry spiritual energy in the body called nadis. These pathways are so subtle that they are invisible until they are activated or in use. The best analogy for the elusive nature of the nadis is to think of them as
Yoga for Pain, Pleasure and Life
Average Reading Time: 2 minutes and 56 seconds Recently, there have been a few studies that should motivate all of us to hit the yoga mat or the yoga chair. Yes, you read that correctly. In one study, chair yoga was more effective for arthritis pain than a health education program. In another study, a
Yoga Journal’s Ayurveda 101 eCourse with Dr. John
Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health: Eat Wheat – A Scientific and Ayurvedic Approach to Bringing Gluten and Dairy Back into Your Diet
Troubleshoot every aspect of your digestion and learn strategies to help you digest food like an 18-year old again in a program that promises to change your life and transform your health. John Douillard, author of Eat Wheat, points to new studies that link poor digestion and lymph congestion to food intolerances, weight gain, accelerated
Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health: Uniting Yoga and Ayurveda – Balancing the Doshas
Uniting Yoga and Ayurveda: Balancing the Doshas (formerly Integrating Ayurveda into Yoga Teaching) This course deepens your knowledge of the relationship between yoga and Ayurveda, with classes focused on cultivating prana (life force), agni (inner fire), and ojas (vigor). While at Kripalu you participate in daily sadhanas, carve silent time for self-study, and integrate your
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