39: How to Live According to Your Own Nature

An episode of the Embodied Living Yoga podcast, hosted by Shannon Elliott (Malati), titled "39: How to Live According to Your Own Nature" was published on October 10, 2018 and runs 23 minutes.

October 10, 2018 ·23m · Embodied Living Yoga

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In Episode 39 I pass on a teaching from Babaji Satyanarayanas Dasa from the Jiva Ashram in Vrindavan India. Its an in-depth discussion about the understanding that if you work according to your nature life will be easy. Sounds nice, but what does that really mean? And how do you do it? You could really spend a lifetime on just this one teaching, so this talk is in-depth but also just a beginning. Thank you for listening. Om Shanti. www.shannonelliottyoga.com

Episode Description

In Episode 39 I pass on a teaching from Babaji Satyanarayanas Dasa from the Jiva Ashram in Vrindavan India. Its an in-depth discussion about the understanding that if you work according to your nature life will be easy. Sounds nice, but what does that really mean? And how do you do it? You could really spend a lifetime on just this one teaching, so this talk is in-depth but also just a beginning. Thank you for listening. Om Shanti. www.shannonelliottyoga.com

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