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Kino MacGregor
Yoga Inspiration
Join Kino MacGregor, one of the world’s master yoga teachers, as she shares her yoga life hacks to translate the wisdom of yoga into a happier, more peaceful, more loving life. Listen to authentic, raw conversations and talks from Kino on her own and with real students about what yoga is really all about. Ignite or rekindle your inner spark to get on your mat and keep practicing.
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4.9 stars from 324 ratings
Not just Yoga, this is for Life!
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“I started listening to Kino’s podcast during Covid. Every talk was a handholding, showing me direction in the dark times. And I haven’t stopped listening since. The topics are perfect for Yoga practitioners but it’s not limited to that, you can easily apply the learning to your every day for a...”Read full review »
Message to Developer via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/31/24
“It’s all good and well to exhibit both sides of a conflict. But portraying Israel as a victim and allowing people to talk nonsense with no push back and no counter discussion. Shame. This is a genocide. It’s not up for debate.”
DeeBBG via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
12/10/23
“I’m sharing a quote about Kino written by an artist named Cali Lili - because this called my attention to Kino’s work :
“As a dancer who was also a teenage practitioner of yoga (as well as having been a teenage yoga teacher myself) I’m always aware that everyone is both a teacher and student at...”Read full review »
Cali Lili Indies ™pwMiM™ feMt0 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/17/23
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Published 11/07/24
Published 11/07/24
Yoga is an invitation to meet ourselves just as we are, embracing both the ease of sukha and the discomfort of dukkha with presence and patience. It’s a practice that calls us to observe the fluctuations of the mind – our desire for comfort, our resistance to pain – and, through each cycle of...
Published 10/31/24
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