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EPISODE · May 28, 2025 · 9 MIN

Avarice, Attachment, and the Weight of Wanting | DIVO-Ted Talks

from DIVO- TED Talks · host Nicholas Wade Kimps

💬 Quote from the Episode:“Yoga doesn’t call us to be anything except less attached and more aware.”👤 Host: Nicholas Wade Kimps | Founder of DIVO Wellness📜 Summary:In this thought-provoking episode of DIVO-Ted Talks, Nicholas Wade Kimps explores the word that surfaced during his reflection and meditation: avarice—excessive greed, attachment, and the endless hunger to accumulate more.Through the lens of yoga philosophy and Ayurveda, Nicholas unpacks how avarice isn’t just about money or material things—it can show up as hoarding power, clinging to identity, or even obsessing over emotional validation. He offers listeners a call to awareness, not judgment, by challenging us to see where our attachments may be causing unnecessary suffering.You’ll learn:✅ What avarice really means and how it hides in plain sight✅ Why attachment is the root of suffering, according to yoga and Ayurveda✅ How to live with less grasping and more flow, freedom, and awareness✅ Why letting go isn’t weakness—but a return to wholeness🎧 [Listen now on your favorite platform]📍 Want to live more lightly, and let go more freely? Join us at DIVO Wellness.

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