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Published by Jamie Henderson
Welcome to my Yoga podcast. The Yogi Within. I'm your host Jamie, an Ashtanga Yoga practitioner and teacher with a passion for body movement, philosophy and understanding the spiritual journey we are all on. In this podcast I discuss the practices of Yoga, Ashtanga Yoga, thoughts, observations and interviews with guests related to the path of spiritual development, spiritual growth, love and happiness. Donations are welcomed if you enjoy the podcast and wish to help support future episodes: https://www.jamiehendersonyoga.com/podcast
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In today's episode I am joined by Justin Michelson a dharma teacher, author, and wilderness guide, where we discuss healing through yoga and meditative practices and the connection to nature. To find out more about Justin, head to: https://www.justinmichelsondharma.com/
In today's episode I discuss how we learn body movement and the pros and cons of social media in our yoga practices.
In today's episode I discuss feeling content in our lives and what we can learn from our practices to feel more present and inline with our intuition.
In today's episode I discuss the shift in yoga over the last 2 decades and why potentially yoga studios are closing spaces.
In today's episode I discuss concentration and sense withdrawal in our practices and how this affects our ability to engage with reality and the health of our mind.
In today's episode I discuss the ethics around Ahimsa, and how Bandha and 2 stories from Buddhism can help us see the middle path.
In today's episode I talk about practicing yoga with regards to the history of abusive and bad behaviour, and what we can learn from this to promote change.
In today's episode I talk about Satya and truthfulness in yogic traditions and what drives students to come to their mats and ritualise a daily practice.
In today's episode I discuss freedom and liberation in our practices and how our intentions with yoga can develop a greater sense of freedom day to day on our mats
In today's episode I discuss Tapas in yogic traditions, coming to our mat and finding our edge in our practices.
In today's episode I discuss Ahimsa in yogic traditions relating to diet and vegetarianism.
In today's episode I discuss trainings, certificates and what I see as the best way to study and deepen knowledge within traditions for students.
What is it to be traditional in Yoga? In today's episode I talk about evolving traditions in Ashtanga Yoga and how we can learn from other traditions as a better way to see it's flaws and benefits.
Is Ashtanga Yoga injurious by nature? What are we looking for in our practices and a story from Buddhist traditions on finding love and compassion.
In today's episode I discuss cross training in yoga, aging in our practices and the art of doing less.
In today's episode I discuss the concept of ego in the modern world and how this relates to yogic traditions and the Buddhist concept of emptiness and love.
In today's episode I am again joined by Iain Grysak where we discuss self sovereignty within yoga traditions and how this plays out on a societal level.
In today's episode I continue the discussion on The Subtle Body and how attraction and opposites can lead us to a deeper understanding of ourselves and our spiritual journey.
In today's episode I discuss methods within Yogic traditions to cultivate love and how we can use our desires to generate more love an compassion for ourselves and others.
In today's episode I continue the theme of the subtle body with what I feel are the stages of Yoga practitioners can go through as they work towards cultivating the sense of our energetic selves.
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