16: Breaking it down: Ahimsa
An episode of the Embodied Living Yoga podcast, hosted by Shannon Elliott (Malati), titled "16: Breaking it down: Ahimsa" was published on July 24, 2018 and runs 14 minutes.
July 24, 2018 ·14m · Embodied Living Yoga
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Summary
In Episode 16, Ahima (non-violence) is broken down. How can you explore this in your daily life? How can we turn this into a positive that elevates our capacity for love? And what does love have to do with it? From the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, one of the Yamas right here on the Embodied Living Yoga podcast. Thank you for listening.
Episode Description
In Episode 16, Ahima (non-violence) is broken down. How can you explore this in your daily life? How can we turn this into a positive that elevates our capacity for love? And what does love have to do with it? From the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, one of the Yamas right here on the Embodied Living Yoga podcast. Thank you for listening.
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