Robin Rothenberg - Restoring Prana. The importance of the breath in well-being

08/08/21 • 63 min

Robin Rothenberg draws deeply from the authentic lineage of yoga, while also incorporating contemporary understanding of mind-body medicine, the result of years of study in western science. She acts as an educator or bridge between these two seemingly disparate worlds, facilitating clients and teachers in breaking free of habits that are debilitating, and developing a clear plan of action to help themselves find equilibrium and a greater sense of confidence and well-being.

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Indra Shekhar Singh- The Indian Farmers Revolution

This feels like one of the most important conversations I have ever been involved in.
Indra Shekhar Singh is a journalist who has been covering the Indian Farmers Revolution, he has been travelling around India and living within the movement
In this conversation, Indra breaks down the law changes that started the revolution and how this stirred 5 million people to unite. He talks about the gift economy that has started and how this movement is firmly rooted in the heart. This revolution is much more than just a No to the law changes! It is a firm yes in protecting the Earth, each other and our future generations.
I implore you to listen and get discussing this issue.

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