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In today’s episode, our guest is Justin Borroto. He is a Miami native who is passionate about love, spirituality, healing, justice, and yoga. He has previously worked as a high school math teacher, recruiter, and diversity, equity, and inclusion facilitator in Washington DC.
Key Quotes
[7:28-7:33] God encompasses all that has been and all that will ever be.
[19:20-19:25] The method you use to seek God is not as important as the sincerity and dedication you bring to the quest.
[43:12-43:17] To know God is to understand that we are both everything and nothing, always learning and never truly knowing.
From Justin
Note: There are many schools and philosophies and definitions of God within the various Yogic and Vedic traditions. At points in the interview, I named "Yoga", "Hinduism", and "Eastern philosophies" interchangeably - it would be more precise and accurate to say "Vedic traditions" and the "Yogic philosophy and practices indigenous to what we now call India, Pakistan, and the Indus River Valley."
I want to thank all of my teachers for how I've come to know God. Some things I shared were my reflections on their teachings, and some were a direct resharing of what they've taught me.
God through Yoga and Vedic Tradition:
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: @srisriravishankar, @artofliving (hours of videos w/ commentary and wisdom by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar)
Susanna Barkataki: @susannabarkataki
Swami Chidananda: @swami_chidananda
God through Astrology and broader spirituality:
Priya Kale: @cosmicdiaries, @planetpriya
Loli Moon: @mysticmoonmedicine
Chani Nicholas: @chaninicholas, @chani.app
Ellen Bowles: @ellensbowles
Introduction to Yoga Book:
"Embrace Yoga's Roots: Courageous Ways to Deepen Your Yoga Practice" by Susanna Barkataki
Next World Tarot: Cristy Road - @croadcore
I would also like to thank my mother, and the women in my family who taught me the power of a relationship with God and prayer - even when I didn't understand it.
How to connect with Justin Borroto
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-borroto
Instagram: @Jbrooox
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By Antonio StephensIn today’s episode, our guest is Justin Borroto. He is a Miami native who is passionate about love, spirituality, healing, justice, and yoga. He has previously worked as a high school math teacher, recruiter, and diversity, equity, and inclusion facilitator in Washington DC.
Key Quotes
[7:28-7:33] God encompasses all that has been and all that will ever be.
[19:20-19:25] The method you use to seek God is not as important as the sincerity and dedication you bring to the quest.
[43:12-43:17] To know God is to understand that we are both everything and nothing, always learning and never truly knowing.
From Justin
Note: There are many schools and philosophies and definitions of God within the various Yogic and Vedic traditions. At points in the interview, I named "Yoga", "Hinduism", and "Eastern philosophies" interchangeably - it would be more precise and accurate to say "Vedic traditions" and the "Yogic philosophy and practices indigenous to what we now call India, Pakistan, and the Indus River Valley."
I want to thank all of my teachers for how I've come to know God. Some things I shared were my reflections on their teachings, and some were a direct resharing of what they've taught me.
God through Yoga and Vedic Tradition:
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar: @srisriravishankar, @artofliving (hours of videos w/ commentary and wisdom by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar)
Susanna Barkataki: @susannabarkataki
Swami Chidananda: @swami_chidananda
God through Astrology and broader spirituality:
Priya Kale: @cosmicdiaries, @planetpriya
Loli Moon: @mysticmoonmedicine
Chani Nicholas: @chaninicholas, @chani.app
Ellen Bowles: @ellensbowles
Introduction to Yoga Book:
"Embrace Yoga's Roots: Courageous Ways to Deepen Your Yoga Practice" by Susanna Barkataki
Next World Tarot: Cristy Road - @croadcore
I would also like to thank my mother, and the women in my family who taught me the power of a relationship with God and prayer - even when I didn't understand it.
How to connect with Justin Borroto
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-borroto
Instagram: @Jbrooox