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The Royal Secret: Krishna’s Call to Surrender

Material reality is an illusion; our attachment to form and possessions is the obstacle to happiness, and in order to know the Truth we must participate fully with no expectations or attachments to the all too human process that got us into this situation of suffering (dukha) to begin with.

By Stacey Ramsower
Krishna and Arjuna in the midst of the armies on the fields of Kurukshetra
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All Paths Lead to Moksha: Reflections on the Bhagavad Gita

The Mahabharata is highly symbolic; while a dramatic historical study of a kingdom, it is also an allegory of human morality, psychology, and a transformative theology.

By Rebekah Nagy
the armies assembled on the battlefield of Kurukshetra
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Bhagavad Gita, Abridged

There in the midst of both armies, Arjuna’s mind reels as he foresees the imminent death of his teacher, relatives, and friends. He throws down his bow and arrows and decides not to fight.

By Matt Bramble
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Christopher Tompkins on Tantra, the original Chakras, and the Real Age of the Asanas (#9)

Christopher is a Tantrik teacher and scholar.

By Jacob Kyle
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Michael Stone on Intimacy with Life and the Space of Non-Reactivity (#7)

Michael was a famous Buddhist teacher and activist.

By Jacob Kyle
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Ralph De La Rosa on Neuroplasticity, Substance Abuse, and Myths about Meditation (#4)

Ralph is an author and Buddhist teacher based in NYC.

By Jacob Kyle
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The Goddess Pose: A Conversation with Michelle Goldberg

Devi was woman who reinvented herself numerous times over the course of her life, who was present at many of history’s most important moments and who studied with some of the spiritual world’s most important teachers.

By Lisa Dawn Angerame
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Virtual Truth

It may be an unpopular opinion in some yoga circles, but even in reading ancient texts – perhaps especially in reading ancient texts – I come to the conclusion that change is the only truth that we can rely on.

By Kelly Josephs
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