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Yoga Interviews with Devarshi Steven Hartman – former Dean of Kripalu Center for Yoga, Kreg Weiss – co-founder My Yoga Online, Yoga Journal contributor Coral Brown, Myra Lewin, Lauren Rudick
posted May 10, 2013
We were just at the <a title=”Burlington Yoga Conference link to their site” href=”http://www.burlingtonyogaconference.com/” target=”_blank”>Burlington Yoga Conference</a> (May 4, 5) in Burlington Vermont. Our host Amanda Anderson interviewed some prominent yoga teachers from around the US and Canada including:
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<li><a title=”Devarshi Steven Hartman link to his site” href=”http://www.stevenhartman.com” target=”_blank”><strong>Devarshi Steven Hartman</strong></a>, Dean of Pranotthan School of Yoga & former Dean of The Kripalu Center for Yoga</li>
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<li><a title=”Kreg Weiss link to his site” href=”http://www.kregweiss.ca” target=”_blank”><strong>Kreg Weiss</strong></a>, co-founder of My Yoga Online</li>
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<li><a title=”Coral Brown link to her site” href=”http://coralbrown.net” target=”_blank”><strong>Coral Brown</strong></a>, contributor to Yoga Journal and teacher of Prana Flow<sup>®</sup> Yoga, created by Shiva Rea</li>
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<li><strong><a title=”Myra Lewin link to her site” href=”http://www.halepule.com/” target=”_blank”>Myra Lewin</a>, </strong>founder of the Hale Pule school of Sustainable Yoga and Ayurveda on the island of Kauai in Hawaii, USA</li>
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<li><strong><a title=”Lauren Rudick link to her site” href=”http://www.avignayoga.com/” target=”_blank”>Lauren Rudick</a>, </strong>taking Yoga instruction to new audiences</li>
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The interviews will be available in the <strong>June episode of <a title=”Yoga NOW link to our site” href=”http://cnow.tv/yoga-now/” target=”_blank”><span style=”color: #ff0000;”>Yoga</span> <span style=”color: #0000ff;”>NOW</span></a></strong> only for our <a title=”Join Yoga NOW as a Premium Member ONLY $19.99, 1 year, 12 episodes” href=”http://cnow.tv/join-us” target=”_blank”><strong>Premium Members</strong></a>. If you’re a Free Member or just checking out the show for the first time; I urge you to become a Premium Member and see these exciting and informative interviews – only $19.<sup>99</sup> for a full year, 12 episodes. The weather was great and the mood inside was very upbeat. Thanks to the organizers, Jane Jarecki Lanza & Ben Lanza who made the 5<sup>th</sup> annual conference a real hit. Become a <a title=”Become a Premium Member of Yoga NOW, ONLY $19.99, 1 year, 12 episodes” href=”http://cnow.tv/join-us” target=”_blank”><strong>Premium Member</strong> of <strong><span style=”color: #ff0000;”>Yoga</span> <span style=”color: #0000ff;”>NOW</span></strong></a><a href=”http://cnow.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/DEVARSHI-AMANDA-LAUGHING-640×360-150dpi.jpg”><img title=”DEVARSHI & AMANDA LAUGHING 640×360 150dpi” src=”http://cnow.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/DEVARSHI-AMANDA-LAUGHING-640×360-150dpi.jpg” alt=”” width=”640″ height=”360″ /></a>
<dl id=”attachment_622″ style=”width: 650px;”><dd><a title=”Devarshi Steven Hartman link to his site” href=”http://www.stevenhartman.com” target=”_blank”>Devarshi Steven Hartman</a> former Dean of <a title=”Kripalu link to their site” href=”http://www.kripalu.org/” target=”_blank”>Kripalu Center for Yoga</a> laughing with <a title=”Yoga NOW link to our site” href=”http://cnow.tv/yoga-now/” target=”_blank”>Yoga NOW</a> host Amanda Anderson during an interview at the <a title=”Burlington Yoga Conference link to their site” href=”http://www.burlingtonyogaconference.com/” target=”_blank”>Burlington Yoga Conference</a> May 2013</dd></dl>
Green Yoga – Gillian & Russell Comstock on Yoga NOW
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Posted, December 10, 2013Right now, in the northern hemisphere the earth has settled into winter, a period of rejuvenation. During the upcoming holiday season, wouldn’t a little rejuvenation be a great thing for you too?
Pour a cup of tea, invigorate yourself and enjoy the Yoga NOW episode sized just right for this time of year. In only 18 minutes learn about the natural path between yogis and their connection to the earth.
From Yoga NOW and CNOW.tv; we wish all of our friends around the world, the best of the season. – Namaste
You’re invited to view the free 2 minute preview of Yoga NOW to catch a glimpse of your connection to the earth with Gillian and Russell. (See the free 2 minute preview below)
In this 18 minute episode, available exclusively to Premium or Single-Episode Members, host Jane Lanza talks with Gillian Comstock and Russell Comstock co-directors of the Metta Earth Institute about;
- Yoga, a path to personal awareness
- Where does awareness begin and end
- What I like – What needs to change
- Getting Active
- The Beauty
- And More…..
Gillian Comstock, Co-Director of Metta Earth Institute, Inc., is dedicated to creating sanctuaries for others to experience vibrant presence. With a passion for discovering the wild in mind, body, and earth, she has led yoga retreats, wilderness quests, and trainings in nature sanctuaries around the world.
Russell Comstock, Co-Director of Metta Earth Institute, Inc., has given his life to living, learning, and loving. As stepfather of twenty five years to three grown sons, Russell is dedicated to fathering, family, and community life. Always moved by the soul of earth, he holds an MA in Contemplative and Ecological Leadership and a BA in Human Ecology.
If you are interested in learning about your connection to the earth, check out our 2 minute free preview of this episode (below).
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Transcript
Russell Comstock: Through a yoga practice, we become more sensitized to the conditions of our own body because we’re more conscious in breathing, we’re paying attention to sensations, we’re moving in ways that open up new areas of the body, and in that process it’s very practical and very accessible. In the U.S., the yoga of postures is very, very popular. So that being the doorway, the portal opens us to the opportunity to start paying attention to oh not only my body, but perhaps my partner or my environment, my house, my children, my animals. It just naturally lends itself to the possibility of spiraling into larger and larger circles.
Jane Lanza: What are some simple changes or actions we could take to have a more green yoga practice? I roll out my plastic mat with my plastic water bottle, my fluorescent lights hypothetically. Do you have any simple, affordable suggestions for getting back to nature or literally taking our practice outside? I know it’s winter in many places now. But how can we have a more green sadhana or yoga practice even or life?
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