Manorama on the Guru/Student Relationship, Sanskrit, and Renunciate vs. Householder Paths (#10) By Jacob Kyle Posted on February 5, 2016 #Philosophy#Yoga About the Guest: Manorama D’Alvia is one of the leading teachers in Sanskrit and Yoga Philosophy. She is the founder of both the Sanskrit Studies Method‚ and the Luminous Soul Method. Manorama evokes healing through the universal arts of language and conscious living. “Happiness” she often says, is the free flow of energy, and communication is energy. When we use our voices authentically and confidently, we create harmony between ourselves and others. A renowned, highly respected teacher, Manorama offers Sanskrit Studies Method programs for yoga teacher trainings, as well as Luminous Soul Method trainings and retreats. She tours the globe, training students in the Sanskrit Studies Method and the Luminous Soul Method. You can find out about Manorama by visiting Sanskritstudies.org. Take the podcast with you Subscribe in your favourite app Read more like this #Philosophy #Traditions Reflections on an African Diasporic Spiritual Citizenship My formulation of spiritual citizenship grew out of what I learned over two decades in Trinidad working with dynamic religious communities informed by ancestral and contemporary West African faith practices…. By Fadeke Castor #Philosophy #Yoga Yoga & Western Esotericism with Anya Foxen (#148) In her research, Anya Foxen focuses on the intersection of South Asian yogic and tantric traditions and Western esotericism and metaphysical spiritualities. By Jacob Kyle #Philosophy #Traditions The Tao of Now with Diane Dreher (#147) Diane Dreher, Ph.D., is a bestselling author, researcher, and positive psychology coach. This conversation focuses on her latest book, The Tao of Inner Peace. By Jacob Kyle #Philosophy #Traditions Gavin Flood on Hindu Monotheism & the 12 Kalis (#146: Radical Theology Series) Gavin Flood is the Academic Director of the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies and author of the recent books Religion and the Philosophy of Life; Hindu Monotheism; and The Truth Within, a History of Inwardness in Christianity, Hinduism and Buddhism. By Jacob Kyle