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Chakras - The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast

Chakras are a part of yoga, but a lot of us in the yoga world are not familiar with it. We may feel uncomfortable discussing chakras or may have a very limited understanding. Join me and Shannon Crow to our conversation on Chakras


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How Do You Namaste?

Did you know that Namaste Mudra has at least 5 variations?

5 Things We Got Wrong about Chakras

hint: It’s not just a wheel of colors...

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How Curiosity Takes You Further Than Wisdom

In conversation with Kino MacGregor, precious memories are shared about meeting her teachers for the first time.

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Mauni Amavasya - The Annual Day of Silence

Mauni Amavasya is the annual day of silence. A day of speech fasting and silence feasting. Silence is observed at the level of speech, senses, gestures, and action. From the silence of the manas/mind, one gives birth to Swayambhu (one's own purified Self). This day symbolizes the quieting of the lowly desires and upholding of the dharma celebrated by Yogis/inis and Sadhakas. A very special day for mental and emotional purification.

The Story of Ultimate Elixir

Stories are not merely stories.

Packed inside an entertaining tale is both a direct message and an indirect one that requires reflection, self-inquiry, and churning. Here is one such legend from long, long, long ago known as amrita manthana (the churning of the nectar of the ocean) from the Ramayana:

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The story of the ultimate Mantra

Gayatri Mantra is commonly sung in Kirtans, known as Japa Mantra, and often meditated upon. Have you ever wondered what is the story of this mantra?

What is S​havasana?

Imagine the opportunity to relax and release all the roles and responsibilities, thoughts, and distractions in your life while simultaneously strengthening your brain, body, and emotional resilience. Is it a trip to the Caribbean? A spa?

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Sankalpa - a promise to yourself

Sankalpa is a promise we make to ourselves every single day—to manifest our deepest resolve!

What brings you peace?

With so much unrest swirling in both the world and in our daily lives, it’s imperative that we remember how to connect with those things that bring a breath of relief to the mind, body, and spirit.

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In challenging times

In the moment, many taking their first breath, while others taking their last...

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Kundalini Meditation

2 exclusive guided meditation on Kundalini and breath

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S​havasana

Shavasana: A Subtle Practice with Powerful Meaning

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Do you Namaste?

Who am I to tell you how to feel sacred, connect to people and greet others as long as you remember its roots and purpose. However, You can be a true practitioner without using this phrase!

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Consciousness 101

What is Kundalini? What are some basic practices for awakening to our consciousness?

This interview was part of the Awakening Your Kundalini Summit—a free online event featuring many of today's teachers and experts sharing leading-edge practices and tools to ignite deeper levels of healing, spiritual awareness, and energy mastery. For more information, please visit https://awakenyourkundalinisummit.com. This recording is a copyright of The Shift Network. All rights reserved.

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Q and A of the week - No.10

What is the purpose of Yoga?


Yoga is the purpose of Yoga. There is no separation between the various Yogas like Karma, Bhakta, Raja and Jnana Yoga.

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Night of Consciousness - Maha Shiva Ratri

5 Simple practices for the Maha Shiva Ratri

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Celebrate Wisdom

Basant Panchami is an annual celebration of wisdom, life, spring and Goddess Sarasawati. Read about the rituals, practices and mantra associated with it.

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Q and A of the week - No.7

8 tips for a deeper shavasana

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Yoga

The answer to the question 'What is yoga?' is not limited to one person, one text or one single interpretation. It is as many meanings as many people are asked this question. It is the most widely understood as well as misunderstood word in Sanskrit.

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Mantras and Gayatri Mantra

I am excited to share about the release of two albums: Mantras and Gayatri Mantra!

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Q and A of the week - No.3

Gayatri Mantra and Mudras

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Guru Purnima

Guru Purnima - the day to express the sentiment of gratitude, gratefulness, love and thankfulness for the Guru! Guru, who is the embodiment of light, wisdom and mantras!

May the Guru tattva shine like the rays of moon and drip as the soma drops into the heart!

Enjoy this chant of Guru Mantra!

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Malas: Myth and Truth

Are all Malas the same? Is there a difference between a mala used for chanting versus simply wearing?

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What does Namaste mean?

The Namaste Mudra is practiced by joining of the masculine and feminine energies, bringing the right and left sides together.

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Do you need a mat to meditate?

Long before I learnt Yoga asanas and kriyas, I learnt from my parents the importance and sacrednes of having a meditation mat (dhyana asana).The concept of asana as a physical position has been over explored along with having an appropriate Yoga mat, however the concept of having a mediation mat for mediation is mostly ignored.

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Nine Nights, Goddess, relevations

In vedic texts, the feminine is celebrated in many divine forms and one of them is Durga. "Drug" means a state which is impossible to transcend, accomplish ir win over. Durga as a Goddess is the energy that has accomplished the impossible and the impossibility.Both "Durg" as well as "Durga" resides within each one of us.

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How to lead a Yoga class?

Yoga is not something that one can be instructed into. It is a state that one may reach with inspiration, insight, dedication, consistency, guidance and purity of heart. Most of the Yoga classes are instruction classes, geared towards pushing, work-out, sweating, achieving, doing, shaping up etc.

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One Love

The approach of Valentine's day made me contemplate on what love really is. I keep coming back to the answer: Love Is

What is Yoga Nidra?

Most of the time our association with Yoga Nidra is relaxation. What creates the difference is the intention!


Listen and get a glimpse of what Yoga Nidra really is.

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Dharma

There is a lot of buzz about this word and a lot of people are trying hard to find their Dharma.

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How to do a Vedic prayer to Ancestors

What is Pitra divas/ Pitru paksha/ Malaya Shraadh: 15 days dedicated to pay respect and homage to the ancestors. Pitru means the ancestors and divas is days.

Ganesha as Prana

There is more to Ganehsa than just being an elephant headed God.

Ganesha is symbolic of the 10 pranas within our body. He is the pranamaya kosha.

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Ayurveda or Yoga?

How much Ayurveda should I learn as a Yoga teacher?

It is not the question of quantity, subject and requirement. Think of it as if you are asking which eye should I see from. You need both!! Yoga and Ayurveda are inseparable. Ayurvedic wisdom was revealed to the Rishis (seers) in deep meditative state. Both Yoga and Ayurveda have the same goal- to remove suffering and union with the Self.

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What does it mean to sign up for a yoga training

It means to wake up to ourSelf. It means to stop blaming. It means to take responsibility. It means to recognize, face, accept and transform our weaknesses.