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Sharon Salzberg on Faith, Meditation and Cultivating an Ethical Life (#24)

Sharon is a celebrated meditation teacher.

By Jacob Kyle
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Leslie Kaminoff on Yoga Alliance, Anatomy Maps, and Free Will (#23)

Leslie is an anatomy teacher and co-author of the famous “Yoga Anatomy.”

By Jacob Kyle
#Ethics #Healing

Anneke Lucas on Being Sex Trafficked, Trauma, and Liberation (#22)

Anneke is the founder of Liberation Prison Yoga.

By Jacob Kyle
#Ethics #Practice

Dana Slamp on the Nervous System, our Cartesian Worldview, and Yoga Therapy (#21)

Dana is an NYC yoga teacher and business owner.

By Jacob Kyle
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Ramesh Bjonnes on the Tantrik vs. Vedic Stream of History, the 4 Pillars of Tantra, and Environmentalism (#20)

Ramesh is a Tantrik teacher and eco-activist.

By Jacob Kyle
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Miles Neale on Buddhist Psychotherapy, Karma, and Nirvana (#19)

Miles is a Buddhist Psychotherapist and author.

By Jacob Kyle
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Kiki Flynn on the Early New NYC Yoga Scene, Ashtanga, and the Detriments of Plastic (#18)

Kiki is an Ashtanga teacher based in NYC.

By Jacob Kyle
#Cultures #Philosophy

Philip Goldberg on Appropriation, Pragmatic Mysticism and the Americanization of Yoga (#17)

Phil is the award-winning author of “American Veda.”

By Jacob Kyle
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