Mindfulness, Yoga, and Talk-Radio from knowledgeable yogis. Take yoga via our live recordings of classes. Listen to meditation. Enjoy our talk-radio; get to know your teachers better! Spira's Talk-Radio is casual, light-hearted conversations with teachers and the community about anything from Yoga to current events, rattlesnakes, and books. Spira does not receive any money from any organization or author. We simply talk about stuff we like.
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Mindfulness, Yoga, and Talk-Radio from knowledgeable yogis. Take yoga via our live recordings of classes. Listen to meditation. Enjoy our talk-radio; get to know your teachers better! Spira's Talk-Radio is casual, light-hearted conversations with teachers and the community about anything from Yoga to current events, rattlesnakes, and books. Spira does not receive any money from any organization or author. We simply talk about stuff we like.
Excerpt: There is a fog like quality to mourning a loved one and unlike sadness from another cause this one we wish to hold onto and linger in the fog. Yes, the Egyptians were absolutely right. Just the sheer idea of not remembering, not being this heavy with thoughts can make one feel even worse. It’s like we are desperately trying to hold onto what is left of the person and sadness makes us feel that we are closer to our memories, so we cling, we cling onto the sadness. Of course eventually, life literally shakes us up. One must go on, there are things that need to get done. Thank goodness life has a very much relentless quality that demands our attention.
Spira Power Yoga's Podcast
Mindfulness, Yoga, and Talk-Radio from knowledgeable yogis. Take yoga via our live recordings of classes. Listen to meditation. Enjoy our talk-radio; get to know your teachers better! Spira's Talk-Radio is casual, light-hearted conversations with teachers and the community about anything from Yoga to current events, rattlesnakes, and books. Spira does not receive any money from any organization or author. We simply talk about stuff we like.
