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- Food and the Gita on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life (repodcast)
Responding to a request from a listener, co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton explore different ideas about yogic eating on this podcast, reminding us to practice Ahimsa (non-violence) in all regards.22 min - Singing the Song of the Self on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
For the holidays, Molly shares the gift of the Song of the Self with her own tune. To hear and read more about Molly, visit mollylannonkenny.com and join us on Facebook.
8 min - The Four Paths of Yoga on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
Molly shares some insights into the four paths of yoga and her own challenges looking for a teacher. Also, in this episode you get to learn about Molly's degrees of separation from several dynamic international celebrities! Learn more on Mollylannonkenny.com and join the conversation on facebook.
17 min - The Burden of Choice on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
Molly shares the insights from looking for apartments, samscaras, and the newest twist in the pigeon saga. These topics revolve around the anxieties of choices and decisions. For more on this and other yoga topics, visit Molly's site or join us on Facebook.
21 min - The Still Point of the Soul on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
Host Molly Lannon Kenny shares an essay entitled, "The Still Point of the Soul", which touches on Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, the big NOW and the small now. Mark Lilly from Street Yoga is a returning guest and he shares another great story. Tune in! Visit us on facebook or check out Molly's website.
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19 min - Mark Lilly from Street Yoga on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
Host Molly Lannon Kenny brings the founder of Street Yoga, Mark Lilly, on to Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life, to talk about the work he does and also how yoga shapes his interactions with others.
Mark and Molly talk about the cultivation of openness, about earnestness, and about people who are still uplifted in the face of tragedy.
Learn more on Molly's site or join us on Facebook.
17 min - More of the Samarya Center Journey on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
In this episode, host Molly Lannon Kenny shares an essay she wrote for the International Journal of Yoga Therapy, about the transition from clinician to yoga therapist. We talk about fear and kinship as part of the conversation. Read more on mollylannonkenny.com, or join us on Facebook!21 min - SVADHYAYA: Pigeon Edition on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
Continuing the conversation about Svadhyaya, "Self-study", host Molly Lannon Kenny shares some recent experiences that really pushed her to her edge of belief. The result was a good lesson in Svadhyaya, and pest management. For more about yoga philosophy and its connections to daily life, visit mollylannonkenny.com.
Recorded at the Samarya Center! Check out the Center for yourself at samaryacenter.org or at 18th and Yesler in Seattle!
24 min - Samarya Center Tour on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life
Molly Lannon Kenny brings the podcast listeners on a tour of the Samarya Center, revealing some of the back story and sharing the community space through the podcast. Learn how the center got started, what the building used to be, and find out what Molly calls her office. For more, visit mollylannonkenny.com or join us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Transparent-Yoga-and-Everyday-Life/162002063857514.21 min - SVADHYAYA on Transparent: Yoga and Everyday Life (rebroadcast)
Co-hosts Molly Lannon Kenny and Daniel Thornton talk about one of the niyamas, SVADHYAYA, or "self-study". In this podcast, the hosts connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life. For more information, head over to Molly's website http://www.mollylannonkenny.com.25 min
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Yoga teacher and practitioner Molly Lannon Kenny and yoga novice Daniel Thornton connect ancient ideas and principles of yoga philosophy to daily life.