Integral Yoga Podcast

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Integral Yoga Podcast episodes

May 20, 2020 Atman Fioretti | The Journey of A Yogi
Atman Fioretti discusses his spiritual path, and his life of service with host Avi Gordon.
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44 min
March 31, 2020 Prahaladan Mandelkorn | These Bodies and These Minds
Prahaladan Mandelkorn discusses about transcribing for Swami Satchidananda as well as his take on sharing our gifts and our practices with the world.
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1 hr 1 min
March 17, 2020 Ryan Rockwell
Ryan discusses stepping into our power as a teacher, redefining our relationship with money, reflecting on our path, and the power of personal practices.
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52 min
March 09, 2020 Bhagavan and Bhavani Metro
Bhagavan and Bhavani speak about what makes relationships successful, how to find a partner, developing spiritual practices, and their history and devotion for Integral Yoga.
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1 hr 3 min
March 02, 2020 Sampada Desai
How can we be in relationship with others? Can we be humble enough to see that our way is not the only way? Can we be brave enough to face the darkness, in order to grow? Sam Desai inspires us to become our own parents, connect with the power of being grateful, and celebrate our existence. "We have a tendency to repeat that which we are familiar with, even though it is not taking us to the state of happiness that we are craving." -
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58 min
February 17, 2020 Jai Uttal
Jai Uttal, a Grammy-nominated sacred music composer, recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, and ecstatic vocalist, combines influences from India with influences from American rock and jazz, creating a stimulating and exotic multi-cultural fusion that is truly world spirit music. Having traveled extensively in India, where he met many beautiful saints and singers, Bhakti Yoga became his personal path. Jai has been leading kirtans around the world for more than 45 years, creating a safe environment for people to open their hearts and voices.
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56 min
February 10, 2020 Mukta Kaur
Mukta Kaur Khalsa speaks about addiction, healing trauma, and surrounding yourself with like minded people. What is the role of discipline in our lives? How can I make difficult decisions? Are we all spiritual? Can I bring more fun into my life?
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56 min
February 03, 2020 Bharata Wingham
"The ego doesn't even trust itself, much less anyone else."

"Forget love, forgiveness is love. Then the love appears...it's already there."

"I have to forgive what's out there, rather than trying to change what's out there."

"We don't have to do anything to have things show up for us. We just have to get out of the way, and let the things come. As they come in, just accept them, enjoy them, and then release them."

"Fear is a basic state of separation."

"If I can catch it, I can dismiss it."

"Whatever's unhealed for us, will follow us wherever we go."

"What's your motivation for choosing love?"
"I feel better."

"When I get into a fearful state, things don't flow."

"I realized that there must be a better way."

"I'll be in the victim state. Until I get tired of it. Then I want to find love again."

"There's an ethics with laughter."

"Wherever you are at any given moment, that's the perfect place to be."

"I heard about enlightened masters, but I never actually experienced one until I came here."

"My job in life is to stay in a laughing state."

"There's nobody that I've ever seen on a spiritual path that didn't laugh. And some of them laugh a lot!"
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1 hr 4 min
January 27, 2020 Swami Murugananda
"What matters most is I think is being compassionate, kind, and understanding your mind - watching it, observing."

"The fact that we're conscious beings living on a beautiful planet filled with such a huge variety of living things...it's astonishing, it's awesome - as the people would say."

"Awe-inspiring. Awesome is a word overused. I think it's a sacred word that should be applied to the places that are that, not because someone drives a pedal pushing car or something. That's not awesome, that's just ordinary."

"All of that is, "oh people are going to love me for doing this." That blocks off really understanding what there is around. So, you have to work outside of that, and that's what comes on...this beauty of whatever there is."

"You know, if you look at little little children walking, they'll stop at every leaf and every bush, and they'll look at it. See, they're taking everything in. Everything is like new to them. So every moment, every second, is like ten minutes to you."

"Wouldn't it be great if we could do that? Live every moment, just like that. We walk so fast, we miss what's around us. We miss...the magic."

"The true thing is to know, what you know, that comes from you, that you discover. Then it's yours. Otherwise it's not yours, it's someone else's."

"The whole process is getting plugged in, getting the juice."

"Most of the time people are asleep. They're consciously asleep, and they want someone else to tell them what to do, or how to do, or who they are, or what they are."

"He said (Swami Satchidananda) "Well, if I tell you what to do, you will do it because I told you. What do you want to do? You find out."

"If you're connected to the root of your being, what you're here for, your purpose. Then you serve some function in the world...you can do something for good, and you can do something creative."
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59 min
January 20, 2020 Laticia Padmasri
"By being present and really connecting with someone, you're definitely serving that individual."

"Plan, control my expectations. Balance being here now, and at the same time having a plan."

"When we're triggered, we can do deep work."

"Organization is the key to self-care"

"Asana is a vehicle to direct the prana."

"Have a nice strong root, and then start growing from that root."
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52 min