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Feb 23, 2024

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Cory’s sharing more over on his substack. A great lens into the difference be…

Cory’s sharing more over on his substack. A great lens into the difference between a retreat and a pilgrimage. @the_spiritual_pilgrim

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Jan 4, 2024

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Dec 30, 2023

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Text in image: New year, new me. I’m gonna be worse
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Dec 24, 2023

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Dismantling Dogma in Ashtanga Yoga By Examining Tradition:  Embracing Evolution and Individual Paths
Practice

Dismantling Dogma in Ashtanga Yoga By Examining Tradition: Embracing Evolution and Individual Paths

This article explores the nuanced meanings of “traditional” in Ashtanga Yoga. It critically examines how this term, often associated with rigidity, contradicts the dynamic nature of Ashtanga as a living tradition. The article addresses the balance between traditional and modern approaches in practice rooms and how rigid interpretations can stifle the evolution of the practice. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing Ashtanga Yoga as adaptable and inclusive, advocating for a practice that respects lineage while acknowledging its continual evolution.

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New Post Alert! Confronting the farce of conscious consumerism, this week’s d…

New Post Alert! Confronting the farce of conscious consumerism, this week’s dharma talk became a journey into stark reality. As an Ashtanga Yoga teacher, I grappled with the hypocrisy of our consumption patterns. From the Washington Post’s strike to Kristen Krash’s @suenodevida_ecu radical shift in Ecuador, these contrasting scenarios reveal the deep chasm between minor…

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The Dharma Talk I Couldn’t Give: Conscious Consumerism
Personal Notes

The Dharma Talk I Couldn’t Give: Conscious Consumerism

Confronting the farce of conscious consumerism, this week’s dharma talk became a journey into stark reality. As an Ashtanga Yoga teacher, I grappled with the hypocrisy of our consumption patterns. From the Washington Post’s strike to Kristen Krash’s radical shift in Ecuador, these contrasting scenarios reveal the deep chasm between minor lifestyle changes and true liberation from consumerism. Acknowledging Carl Jung’s wisdom, we explore the unavoidable pain inherent in our societal system. This article delves into making conscious, albeit limited, choices while fostering compassion for our constraints. It’s a candid exploration of the struggle to find balance in an imperfect world

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Nov 20, 2023

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Unboxing Autonomy: Evolving Educational Perspectives
Culture

Unboxing Autonomy: Evolving Educational Perspectives

How can we break free from authoritarian educational constraints while fostering a learning environment that values autonomy, embraces diverse knowledge sources, and turns doubt into curiosity? That’s what I attempt to explore. Join me as I offer innovative solutions for overcoming dependency on leaders, welcoming unexpected wisdom, and transforming skepticism into a journey of discovery.

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