The last of the podcasts from the 2013 India trip, this talk focuses on Sahasrara Chakra, the 7th and final chakra, sometimes referred to as the "Crown Chakra." Learn about what this means for everyday practicioners and for some of the holiest people in history. 

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In this talk from near the end of the trip to India, Molly Lannon Kenny discusses the Ajna Chakra, or Third Eye Chakra, as well as the teacher-student relationship. Listen in on a slice of the insights from the India trip. And when you can, check us out on Facebook. 

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Listen in to this talk from India on the throat chakra, or Vishudda chakra. As a bonus, Molly shares a field recording from the mela she went to at the end of the trip. Join us on Facebook for discussions and ideas! 

Listen in for the Manipura Chakra talk from the India trip--learn about the city of jewels. 

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The second chakra, Swahisthana Chakra, meaning "One's own abode", is discussed in this podcast in the India (and chakra) series. Molly shares some ideas about how to connect the chakra to personal creativity, and more details of the India trip are revealed.

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This is the first of the Chakra talks Molly gave while in India, on Muladhara Chakra, or Root Chakra. Listen for insights into parallels between the Chakra systems and Western Medicine as well as some cool ambient noise from India. 

Transparent host Molly has just returned from India and she shares one of experiences in this audio postcard from a Shiva temple in South India. 

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Molly is back from her retreat in India, and has a lot of insights and stories to tell. Here, she shares some of her immediate thoughts in connection to the idea of "Brahmacharya" or moderation. 

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