Authenticity & The Student-Teacher Relationship with Luvena Rangel
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Want to learn the 6 Steps To Successfully Launching Your Yoga Business? Register now for the Free training. Episode Description: At one point in today’s episode, Luvena shares that the sign of a great teacher is that they leave you with more questions than answers. And that is exactly how I felt when Luvena and I finished our conversation this afternoon. I know that we only scratched the surface of many deep and complex topics such as cultural appropriation, what it means to find an authentic teacher, and why yoga has gotten so political on social media. Luvena briefly mentioned the paradox between business, yoga & yoga teachers needing to make a living - which, while we didn’t have time to dive into it in more detail - is definitely something I hope to chat to Luvena about again in the future. So if you’ve been confused by the “yoga world” you see on social media and are currently trying to figure out how to find a legitimate teacher, then I really think you’ll enjoy this episode. PODCAST HIGHLIGHTS The slightly mysterious way that Luvena first “discovered” yogaThe āstika (which includes yoga) and nāstika schools of Hindu philosophyWhy yoga traditionally takes a “student centered” approach to learningLuvena’s tips on how to find an authentic teacher, and a test you can apply when looking for oneInstagram yoga and divisive politicsFIND LUVENA RANGEL Luvena’s InstagramFIND CORA Cora’s NewsletterThe Teachers ClubCora’s InstagramFor links & resources mentioned in this episode go to https://www.corageroux.com/episode81 Support the show (https://www.corageroux.com/theteachersclub)
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