“Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff”

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Continuing their discussion in Episode 12 of the “Two Old Fogey Yogis” podcast, this week, in Ep 13, our two yogis go deeper into the 5 kleshas (obstacles) focusing on raga (desire) and abhinivesha (fear of death). Hear what they conclude about these specific kleshas and how, when it is time, you can prepare to transition from a life well-lived to a death well-prepared for.

This podcast, featuring two of Integral Yoga’s respected elders: Swami Asokananda (president of the Integral Yoga Institute of New York) and Rev. Prem Anjali (editor of Integral Yoga Magazine) is a a fun and lively weekly convo on topics including meditation, Hatha Yoga, the various branches of classical Yoga, and each of their spiritual journeys. The podcast is hosted on Soundcloud and you can listen there or on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Pandora and other podcast apps.. Please follow, subscribe, like, and spread the word! Also, don’t miss the earlier episodes! New episodes released each Friday!

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