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Yoga Farm Director & Educator Jeannie O'Neill share insights into ways to navigate divorce and ultimately any scenario where change is present. She teaches self-love as being just as important to the richness of our lives as food and water.
Yoga Farm Ithaca Director and Educator Jeannie O'Neill shares ways to activate your Parasympathetic Nervous System by sharing various pranayama exercises and other techniques.
Yoga Farm Director & Educator Jeannie O'Neill discusses doing less harm in the world by taking care of ourselves. She shares personal choices she has made from diet to making conscious purchasing choices in harm reduction.
In this short 3 min podcast, Yoga Farm Director and Educator Christopher Grant provides the "Fantastic Fabulous 5" things to do each morning to get your day started.
Yoga Farm Ithaca Director and Educator Daniela Hess Grant explores the Path of Love according to Buddhist philosophies; she provides insights from a householder's view and encourages someone who wants to explore more to do so instinctually towards what calls to you.
Yoga Farm Director & Educator Jeannie O'Neill explains the Three Pillars of Ayurveda. "The Knowledge of Life', when we know ourselves is when we can truly be on the plan of self-healing.
In this episode of Death Talks w/ Daniela she provides insights and ways to discuss death with children while also using those methods for your own contemplation.
Yoga Farm Director & Educator Daniela Hess Grant discusses the purpose of life from her view. The embodiment of Freedom, Fulfillment, Enjoyment, and Self-Expression are among the purposes explored.
Yoga Farm Ithaca Director and Educator Daniela Hess Grant talks about the power of 'Do Overs' in life and provides insight questions when in conflict and bothersome interactions with others personal and in the workplace occur.
Yoga Farm Ithaca Director and Educator Jeannie O'Neill talks about our perspective and trauma-informed methodology of teaching Kundalini Yoga.
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