#14 Living Our Purpose & Finding Bliss Within

„If something is manifested in the physical world, look for the subtle.“ - Ashley Sunshine ***...

An episode of the Food & Other Pleasures podcast, hosted by Jennifer Witte, titled "#14 Living Our Purpose & Finding Bliss Within" was published on April 8, 2020 and runs 58 minutes.

April 8, 2020 ·58m · Food & Other Pleasures

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„If something is manifested in the physical world, look for the subtle.“ - Ashley Sunshine *** Ashley is a yoga teacher, Dharma coach and Sacred Women's work facilitator. She believes that everyone can live a joyful life here on earth, simply by connecting to their true essence and innate purpose. She conducts Yoga Teacher Trainings in Israel and India, and teaches yoga and spirituality in Israel and abroad. We talk about: How to shift our perspective in this Corona situation towards a more positive one; Tools to approach disease supported by the science of yoga and Ayurveda; That we need to stop watching the news so much; Why connecting to the moon is powerful for women's health; That it is possible to make decent money and do what we love; & Much more. *** Mentioned books: Louise Hay - You can heal your life Ruediger Dahlke - Krankheit als Weg *** More about Ashley's work: www.ashleysunshine.com www.instagram.com/ashleysunshine.yoga www.facebook.com/ashleysunshineyoga Goddess Moon Circle (FB group): www.facebook.com/groups/1500569626930385/ *** More about my work: www.jennifer-witte.com www.instagram.com/jenniferwittecoaching www.facebook.com/jenniferwittecoaching *** Music by Ketsa - Mission Ready

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„If something is manifested in the physical world, look for the subtle.“ - Ashley Sunshine *** Ashley is a yoga teacher, Dharma coach and Sacred Women's work facilitator. She believes that everyone can live a joyful life here on earth, simply by connecting to their true essence and innate purpose. She conducts Yoga Teacher Trainings in Israel and India, and teaches yoga and spirituality in Israel and abroad. We talk about: How to shift our perspective in this Corona situation towards a more positive one; Tools to approach disease supported by the science of yoga and Ayurveda; That we need to stop watching the news so much; Why connecting to the moon is powerful for women's health; That it is possible to make decent money and do what we love; & Much more. *** Mentioned books: Louise Hay - You can heal your life Ruediger Dahlke - Krankheit als Weg *** More about Ashley's work: www.ashleysunshine.com www.instagram.com/ashleysunshine.yoga www.facebook.com/ashleysunshineyoga Goddess Moon Circle (FB group): www.facebook.com/groups/1500569626930385/ *** More about my work: www.jennifer-witte.com www.instagram.com/jenniferwittecoaching www.facebook.com/jenniferwittecoaching *** Music by Ketsa - Mission Ready

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