Beryl bender birch biography of mahatma gandhi

  • I have been studying Consciousness and the Eastern Wisdom traditions for 48 years and am a year student of the Yoga Sutras.
  • Mahatma Gandhi, for example, was quite influenced by the Jains in his philosophy of reverence for life.
  • Somebody named Beryl Bender Birch was in Portland teaching and I thought, well, I'm gonna go to this thing and see if I can start skiing again.

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    Be Present. Be Grounded.

    We've been learning Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutations) in our Absolute Beginners Yoga Workshop.

    Historically, the sequence may have evolved from honouring the sun (surya) as the source of light and energy for the world.

    We can use our practice as a way of turning our focus to getting ourselves 'grounded' and 'present' when we are on our mats. Of course, this applies off our mats as well.

    I posted this video about The Science of Grounding on the Our Yoga Kapiti Facebook page recently.

    If you are a member of Facebook, you might like to follow our page. I try not to bombard you with multiple posts, preferring to simply share the occasional photo or link to interesting (in my humble view) articles.

    Anyway, back to the subject of grounding.

    We are all busy people. Some of us are raising a family or caring for an elderly parent (or both). Work pressure. Lack of work. Friendships to maintain and, if we'r

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    Native Yoga Blog

    In this episode of the Native Yoga Toddcast, host Todd interviews Meredith Fogg Liebross, an Ashtanga yoga teacher based in Los Angeles. They discuss the unique path of becoming a yoga teacher and the stereotypes surrounding it. Meredith shares her experience studying with renowned teacher Annie Carpenter and the importance of finding a teacher who can pass down the wisdom of the tradition. They also touch on the challenges and joys of parenting and the constant pressure to be present in a world filled with distractions. Tune in for an insightful conversation on the deeper aspects of yoga and the journey of self-discovery.

    Follow Meredith on IG at: ?igsh=MXVraWxoamF3NmI2Yw%3D%3D

    Key Takeaways:

    • Choosing to become a yoga teacher is a unique and often unconventional career choice, driven by a deep connection to the practice and a sense of dharma.
    • The role of a yoga teacher is to be a conduit of knowledge and experience, passing down the teachings a

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