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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2019 · 56 MIN

DC Yoga Podcast Julie Eisenberg

from DC yoga Podcast · host Chris Parkison

DC Yoga Podcast Episode 26- Julie Eisenberg. "Creating Teachers, not Disciples" - The creation of Lighthouse Yoga - Being an awful yoga student - An exercise junkie finds yoga (but not in the way you might think) - The first taste os Spirituality - Iyengar and geeking out on alignment - Kundalini Yoga - Sadhana - Yoga Teacher Training Transformations - A short history of Kundalini yoga in the US and Yogi Bhajan - Kundalini mantra and Sikhism - The purpose of Mantra in Kundalini yoga - Structure of a Kundalini yoga class - Pranayama - The Kriyas of Kundalini Bio: Jiwan Shakti Kaur (Julie Eisenberg) ERYT-500 started practicing yoga in the 1990s as a way to decompress from a stressful job. Over the years, as her practice deepened and evolved, she began to understand yoga as a tool of personal transformation and empowerment. She is a Kundalini Level 2 Teacher and Professional Teacher Trainer with the Kundalini Research Institute (KRI), with advanced certifications in therapeutics and other modalities. Jiwan Shakti opened Lighthouse Yoga Center in 2013 in her home community of Petworth, DC as a way to share the teachings of yoga with the residents of her diverse neighborhood. Outside the studio she has taught yoga to DC’s homeless population and low-income Spanish-speaking immigrants in Washington, DC and is involved in many community and civic organizations. Her classes, retreats and trainings are energetic, spiritual and often powerfully transformational. For more about Julie and Lighthouse yoga: www.lighthouseyogacenter.com www.facebook.com/lighthouseyogadc/ KRI Level 1 Kundalini Yoga Teacher Training at Lighthouse Yoga Center starts in March, 2020. Details: https://lighthouseyogacenter.com/teacher-training/kundalini

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