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A person wearing a mask helping another person walk down the sidewalk with a walker.
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We Might Need Compassion Instead of Solutions

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Suddenly, I realized that my friend didn’t actually want advice or solutions at that moment. My friend just wanted to feel like someone had their back and was on their side and that I was listening. In other words, my friend wanted me to sit and listen to their experience of discomfort and suffering with compassion.

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Yoga & Western Esotericism with Anya Foxen (#148)

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The Anxious World: A Physiological Exploration of an Embodied Perspective

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The Perils of Becoming a Gopī

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Yoga World Past, Present & Future with Nikki Vilella (#151)

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Nikki Vilella started teaching at Kula Yoga Project in New York City in 2005 and opened Kula Williamsburg (alongside Schuyler Grant) in 2010.

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Yoga Apologia

My forthcoming considerations may be seen as situated in a tradition of apologetics, if we understand something different by that word.

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How Could the Body be the Self?

Most of modern yoga is done with the Advaitic intention of oneness, even if its practitioners don’t know it! And though the boundaries have become so blurry over time that we accept the integration of these two systems without even questioning it, it is important to realize what a huge leap it originally was to incorporate dualistic yoga into the non-dualistic system of Advaita.

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Shreena Gandhi on White Supremacy (#134)

Shreena Gandhi is a part of the Religious Studies Department at Michigan State University, where is primarily teaches classes on religion and race in the Americas.

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