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MM 35 What is my Purpose?
Bhaskar Goswami takes us back to his childhood as a refugee adjusting to new customs, expectations and dealing with the exclusion that inevitably comes with being an outsider. He revisits the stepping stones that took him on a journey from ambitious pursuits to pursuing meaning in servitude.
In his mid-twenties he did what not many young people manage to do. He turned his back on a lucrative career that his ambitions and education provided him to identify where he might find fulfillment, purpose and servitude. This led him to a reinvention as a Yogipreneur, bringing wellness into the workplace long before it was a thing.
Show quote: "There’s an ancient principle called Dharma. It’s the understanding that we are all born in unique ways. And what Dharma speaks to is the understanding and mastering and refinement of our unique gifts so we can offer them to the world. That’s kind of what this is about. The pre-conditioned ambition that I realized, ‘is not me.’”
Bio:
Bhaskar Goswami is an acclaimed speaker and a senior yoga and meditation teacher from Assam, India. He is an embodiment specialist dedicated to helping people access the wisdom of their bodies through mindfulness practices.
Bhaskar is the founder of BODHI, an organization offering genuine wellbeing to people in homes, businesses, schools and special care centers. He is also the founder of daana, a CBC award winning non-profit organization providing contribution-based wellness activities around the world.
Bhaskar has published two international albums, Open Yoga and Wisdom Stories and is the author of Wisdom Stories - Book 1.
Bhaskar has a Masters Honors in Electronic Engineering from the University of Nottingham (England) and a 10-year international engineering career. He lives in Montreal (Canada) with his family of three children.
What his bio doesn’t tell you but I will, is that Bhaskar stands for justice, equal access for all to the health and wellness sector. He is a man of rare discipline and perseverance, dependable and a cornerstone of his community.
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Bhaskar Goswami takes us back to his childhood as a refugee adjusting to new customs, expectations and dealing with the exclusion that inevitably comes with being an outsider. He revisits the stepping stones that took him on a journey from ambitious pursuits to pursuing meaning in servitude.
In his mid-twenties he did what not many young people manage to do. He turned his back on a lucrative career that his ambitions and education provided him to identify where he might find fulfillment, purpose and servitude. This led him to a reinvention as a Yogipreneur, bringing wellness into the workplace long before it was a thing.
Show quote: "There’s an ancient principle called Dharma. It’s the understanding that we are all born in unique ways. And what Dharma speaks to is the understanding and mastering and refinement of our unique gifts so we can offer them to the world. That’s kind of what this is about. The pre-conditioned ambition that I realized, ‘is not me.’”
Bio:
Bhaskar Goswami is an acclaimed speaker and a senior yoga and meditation teacher from Assam, India. He is an embodiment specialist dedicated to helping people access the wisdom of their bodies through mindfulness practices.
Bhaskar is the founder of BODHI, an organization offering genuine wellbeing to people in homes, businesses, schools and special care centers. He is also the founder of daana, a CBC award winning non-profit organization providing contribution-based wellness activities around the world.
Bhaskar has published two international albums, Open Yoga and Wisdom Stories and is the author of Wisdom Stories - Book 1.
Bhaskar has a Masters Honors in Electronic Engineering from the University of Nottingham (England) and a 10-year international engineering career. He lives in Montreal (Canada) with his family of three children.
What his bio doesn’t tell you but I will, is that Bhaskar stands for justice, equal access for all to the health and wellness sector. He is a man of rare discipline and perseverance, dependable and a cornerstone of his community.
bhaskargoswami.com