<p>Let's celebrate the month of love--with conflict. It's can't be all love and light all of the time. And if we use "positive vibes" to ignore or spiritually bypass reality, are we really experiencing the fullness of life? Follow up blogs available at rebeccawarfield.com/blog References used in this episode: The Bhagavad Gita. Translated by Eknath Easwaran. 2nd Edition, Nilgiri Press, 2009.</p>

Let's celebrate the month of love--with conflict. It's can't be all love and light all of the time. And if we use "positive vibes" to ignore or spiritually bypass reality, are we really experiencing the fullness of life? Follow up blogs available at rebeccawarfield.com/blog References used in this episode: The Bhagavad Gita. Translated by Eknath Easwaran. 2nd Edition, Nilgiri Press, 2009.

Blinded by the Love and Light

Dharma Drops is a little bit about yoga, a little bit about life, and a little bit about whatever. Dharma Drops was born out of resistance to the norms, standards, and dogmas that often permeate the current yoga culture. It is an unscripted, conversational podcast that explores topics both related and unrelated to yoga. At the heart of the podcast, we honor the teachings and lineage of yoga. But we also recognize that there is no singular way to be a yogi and that there is more to life than just yoga alone. Dharma Drops has an explicit content rating because sometimes I'm a little bit of a potty mouth. And, remember, these are musings not Truths.

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