Contextualizing Ahimsa and Making it Relatabl...

Most yoga teachers have heard of at least one or two of the Shat Kriyas — maybe you've practiced jala neti, maybe you've taught kapalabhati. But the full picture of what these six techniques actually are, where they come from, and why the Hatha Yoga Pradipika places them before p ...  Show more

I sit down with Dr. Jayarajan Kodikannath to explore Ayurvedic parenting, child development, and holistic well-being. We discuss prakriti in children, digestion, hydration, breath, mindfulness, emotional health, modern parenting challenges, and practical ways to raise resilient, ...  Show more

In this freeform episode (no guided meditation) Kelly talks about the highly requested 8-limbs of yoga. She dives into who Patanjali is, what are the Yoga Sutras and goes into each of the 8 limbs and why they are significant and what we can learn from them. Mentioned in this epi ...  Show more

Episode 244: What It Really Means to Live a Yoga Inspired Life | In this heartfelt solo episode, Shayla revisits the foundational theme of the podcast—what it actually means to live a yoga inspired life. Inspired by her own journey that began 16 years ago, Sh ...

From the first step onto the mat to the deeper journey inward, Ashtanga offers more than just physical transformation. It introduces us to the yamas, the ethical principles that lay the foundation for a truly holistic practice. These yamas - non-violence, truthfulnes ...

Lesson 4: Types of Yoga Yoga is not a place to push through, go beyond your edge, or ignore your body. The primary tenet is ahimsa, or non-harming, and that starts with choosing the right type of yoga for you. With this show,all you have to do is tune in and do practice.Each epis ...  Show more