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MM 37 The Wisdom of Radical Acceptance
What happened next for Bhaskar is not anything he would ever wish on anyone. Sudden and complete paralysis. No sign. No warning.
In this episode, Bhaskar shares with us the debilitating fear that got the best of him until he decidedly worked on shifting his mind out of fear and into the “what is” of radical acceptance.
Show quote: “When I was in that state of absolutely helpless pain I was suicidal. I was trying to be present with what was happening, but I was really suffering for several weeks of my entire body laced with pain. My martial arts teacher gave me permission to leave that reality and it gave me so much relief. When I woke up the next morning the clear thought was; this is how it is. I cannot pray it way or wish it away. The very next thought was, Okay, let’s dance with this.”
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
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What happened next for Bhaskar is not anything he would ever wish on anyone. Sudden and complete paralysis. No sign. No warning.
In this episode, Bhaskar shares with us the debilitating fear that got the best of him until he decidedly worked on shifting his mind out of fear and into the “what is” of radical acceptance.
Show quote: “When I was in that state of absolutely helpless pain I was suicidal. I was trying to be present with what was happening, but I was really suffering for several weeks of my entire body laced with pain. My martial arts teacher gave me permission to leave that reality and it gave me so much relief. When I woke up the next morning the clear thought was; this is how it is. I cannot pray it way or wish it away. The very next thought was, Okay, let’s dance with this.”
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