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“I believe in and teach accessibility of all kinds in yoga and the responsibility of yogis to contribute to social justice. But when one podcaster immediately mentions headstand and later remarks on the fact that the other one has a lot of followers, it felt like 1. flexing—‘I do real yoga, even though I focus on accessibility’ and 2. Lip service that Not enough yoga teaching focus on eliminating ego while marking the measure of social
Media popularity. Disappointing. Walk the walk. Words matter.”
none108108 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/21/20
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“Jivana and Amber bring their warmth and knowledge to discussions about creating space for EVERY BODY in yoga. This podcast is conversational and honest. They both are able to relate everyday living to yoga and social justice. I particularly appreciate the idea that practicing yoga means we...”Read full review »
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“I am truly grateful for the way Anjali and her guests inform and challenge me to continue to open my heart and broaden my horizons when it comes to accessibility and what that means as a yoga teacher.”
brightbeginningsyoga via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
08/22/23
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