EPISODE · Jun 22, 2026 · 49 MIN
Why Fitness Is a Spiritual Practice: Shuli Goldstein of Studio Soul
from A Soul Grows in Israel · host Esther Malka
What does fitness have to do with spirituality?In this conversation, I sit down with Shuli Goldstein, founder of Studio Soul, to explore the connection between physical movement, emotional well-being, personal growth, and spiritual life.We discuss why exercise can be more than a tool for weight loss or appearance, how movement affects our mindset and sense of self, the relationship between body and soul, and what it means to approach fitness as a spiritual practice.Together, we explore discipline, self-respect, presence, resilience, health, and the ways that caring for the body can deepen our connection to ourselves and the world around us.Whether you're passionate about fitness, interested in spirituality, or simply looking for a healthier relationship with your body, this conversation offers a thoughtful perspective on movement, meaning, and personal transformation.Topics discussed:• Fitness and spirituality• Mind-body connection• Emotional wellness• Personal growth• Healthy habits• Self-care and self-respect• Mindfulness and movement• Building resilience• Wellness and holistic health• Studio SoulSupport the showFollow us on Instagram, Youtube and tiktok for more.https://linktr.ee/asoulgrowsinisraelpodcast
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What does fitness have to do with spirituality? In this conversation, I sit down with Shuli Goldstein, founder of Studio Soul, to explore the connection between physical movement, emotional well-being, personal growth, and spiritual life. We discuss why exercise can be more than a tool for weight loss or appearance, how movement affects our mindset and sense of self, the relationship between body and soul, and what it means to approach fitness as a spiritual practice. Together, we explore...
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