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Mar 16, 2023 18 min

Noticing Himalayan Kriya Yoga

from Noticing Hosted by Maggie Ward and Urvi Patel

Hello from Bali! In this solo episode, Maggie shares what she is noticing about her Himalayan Kriya Yoga Teacher Training (Energy Yoga). For more information on Kriya, check this out: Feeling energy in your body Connect with Urvi & Maggie: @urvipatel.co @maggiewardcoaching

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