Truthfulness is something lauded by most wisdom paths but what does it really mean to be living truthfully—in one’s life, relationships, and in following your bliss? The “Two Old Fogey Yogis” explore the many aspects and layers of satya, including living as transparently and authentically as possible, and communicating in truthful ways interpersonally. How do we find and follow our “truth” and what does it really mean to be awake in the truth? Listen on Soundcloud, iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, iHeart Radio, Stitcher & other podcast apps.
Whether you have never practiced Yoga or you have a deep practice, this podcast covers a range of topics, with something for everyone! Swami Asokananda (a senior monk in the Integral Yoga tradition and president of the Integral Yoga Institute of New York) and Rev. Prem (an Integral Yoga Minister and former assistant to Swami Satchidananda, the founder of Integral Yoga) are your hosts and have nearly 100 years of Yoga practice between us. In this introductory episode, we give an intro to ourselves, Integral Yoga, an overview of topics, and then have a lively discussion about the 1960s, how Swami Satchidananda came to the West, the Woodstock generation, and what it was really like to be a spiritual seeker at that time. New episodes drop each Friday and are available everywhere.
The Integral Yoga Institute of San Francisco is offering an Ashram Immersion — an invitation to fully enter the disciplined rhythm of yogic life. Rather than a personal retreat, this is a committed immersion into daily spiritual practice, communal living, and the...
There is an image of spiritual realization that can exert a powerful attraction: one rises beyond the noise and demands of ordinary life into a peace so complete that the world, with all its complications, seems finally left behind. The great Yoga and Vedanta...
One of the root causes of suffering for us all is the illusion that we are each a separate body/mind. On one level, we are separate and we must function that way in our daily lives. But to understand ourselves only this way prevents us from experiencing the ground of...
Question: Wouldn't I also be attached to a person when I truly love them? Swami Satchidananda: One should be loving but not attached. Attachment is far different from love. Attachment is always personal and selfish: "So and-so makes me happy when we are together; if I...
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