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Introduction to Patanjali's Yoga Sutras - 1,  at Om Sweet Om as part of Teacher Training Workshop.


Patanjali Yoga Sutras - Intro 1 at Om Sweet Om Studio

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Action and Attitude towards Results Bhagavad Gita 2.47- Part 2

In recent weeks, reporters, activists, and others have drawn parallels between the global pandemic and the climate crisis. It seems early to say, but we can sense that the two problems are more related than we think, as they are both challenges that we all must face together. Despite the fear, panic, and pain that rages on in our world, Joanna Macy says that she’s lucky to be alive in this moment—because when everything starts to unravel, we have an opportunity to rediscover our deep belonging with the Earth.

No voice has been as clear or as compelling as Joanna Macy's in the intersection that lies between Buddhist practice and ecological movements. An environmental activist, author of eight books, and a scholar of Buddhism and deep ecology, Joanna has been on the front lines of the environmentalist movement for decades. In recent years, as our impact on the environment has become both more apparent and more perilous, activist groups like Extinction Rebellion and others have been turning to Joanna’s work as a source of inspiration. A new book, A Wild Love for the World: Joanna Macy and the Work of Our Time, out today, celebrates her contributions with a selection of Joanna’s essays as well as writings by the many people she has inspired.

Tricycle’s Editor and Publisher James Shaheen talks to Joanna about how she believes we can move forward in a time of great despair—and how we can transform our despair into action.

Joanna Macy: The Work of Our Time

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She loves to teach the beloved Bhagavad Gita and related wisdom teachings, bringing the life concepts alive so that they can be joyfully absorbed right away. She has been teaching on Long Island for over 30 years and has developed numerous retreats, workshops and classes. With her many years on Wall Street she brings a strong understanding of the world to all her teachings.
Her teachings have been very popular, endearing her warm, gentle and caring personality to all. She is a fan of world literature,poetry, music of many genres and loves to sing to her dog. She believes strongly that tickling the creativity bone is the path to the sacred. So she strives to bring in the element of surprise and spontaneity into her work. One of her major avatars is being the Creative Director of Games for Seva, creating games and wisdom tools for a new era, with the vision of 3 pillars - Enlighten, Entertain & Educate. She is the Executive Director of Young Indian Culture Group, a 26 year old organization devoted to the Culture and Arts of India.

2 - Gratitude Meditation - Pancha Maha Yagna Reflections - Deva Yagna&Fire

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