Study for Surrender: The Niyamas

Episode 5 of the Become One Living podcast, hosted by Jody & Dan, titled "Study for Surrender: The Niyamas" was published on December 18, 2023 and runs 29 minutes.

December 18, 2023 ·29m · Become One Living

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Summary

Ever wonder how what you consume - from the food on your plate, to the visual content you engage with, and even the experiences you invite into your life - profoundly impacts you? Join us as we journey through the transformative power of the Niyamas - the five principles of self-care in Yoga. We unpack the importance of cleanliness, not just of our physical bodies, but of our minds, hearts, and lives. We dig deep into the crucial role of contentment and discipline, and how incorporating them ...

Episode Description

Ever wonder how what you consume - from the food on your plate, to the visual content you engage with, and even the experiences you invite into your life - profoundly impacts you? Join us as we journey through the transformative power of the Niyamas - the five principles of self-care in Yoga. We unpack the importance of cleanliness, not just of our physical bodies, but of our minds, hearts, and lives. We dig deep into the crucial role of contentment and discipline, and how incorporating them into our daily routines can reshape our perspectives.

In the second half, we broach the potent practice of self-study and the concept of divine surrender. Let's embark on a deep-dive into these tools that can assist us in connecting with the present moment and uncovering glimpses of divinity within ourselves. We'll chat about surrendering, which contrary to popular belief, isn't synonymous with giving up. Instead, it's about acceptance, flowing with life, and embracing the present. As we wrap up, we'll leave you with a teaser of our next episode focused on Asana - a whole new dimension of Yoga. Come along, let's unfold these enriching layers together.

We would love to hear from you! Email us at [email protected] or reach out to us on Instagram at BecomeOne Living.

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