This podcast is about Yoga as it is practiced and taught in the West. Rev. Christopher Sartain, an ordained teacher in the Kriya Yoga tradition and director of Vinyasa Yoga Chile, discusses Yoga philosophy and practices from a Westerner's point of view. Other topics include the history of Western Yoga, the value of the evolution of Yoga in the Western world, the similarities between Western Mystical traditions and Yoga, and practical advice for Westerners who practice Yoga and meditation. We acknowledge the great Yoga tradition from India brought here by Paramahansa Yogananda in 1920 and use the Indian Yoga teachings as our spiritual foundation, but the focus of this podcast is how Yoga and Meditation are developing and evolving in the Americas and Europe.
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This podcast is about Yoga as it is practiced and taught in the West. Rev. Christopher Sartain, an ordained teacher in the Kriya Yoga tradition and director of Vinyasa Yoga Chile, discusses Yoga philosophy and practices from a Westerner's point of view. Other topics include the history of Western Yoga, the value of the evolution of Yoga in the Western world, the similarities between Western Mystical traditions and Yoga, and practical advice for Westerners who practice Yoga and meditation. We acknowledge the great Yoga tradition from India brought here by Paramahansa Yogananda in 1920 and use the Indian Yoga teachings as our spiritual foundation, but the focus of this podcast is how Yoga and Meditation are developing and evolving in the Americas and Europe.
In this episode, Christopher Sartain discusses the similarities between the early Christian movement and the Yoga tradition.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain describes a mystical experience he had while chanting the Sama Veda for the first time in 2011.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain discusses the importance of getting out of your comfort zone on the spiritual growth path.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain discusses how to cooperate with evolutionary forces as part of our spiritual practice. This episode includes an excerpt from a Sunday service for Kriya Yoga Alliance.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain interviews musicians Gershone Hendelberg and Gina Minyard about their personal journey with mantra, kirtan, and sacred chant. https://www.gershonemusic.com
In this episode, Christopher Sartain talks with author and vegan activist Victoria Moran about the history of vegetarianism in the Yoga tradition.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain talks with author and activist Keith Akers about the history of Christian vegetarianism and the original Christian movement and the upcoming documentary Christspiracy.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain discusses the truth about meditation.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain discusses Vortices, Power Places and Earth Chakras and how to take advantage of the heightened evolutionary forces present in these places.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain discusses the importance of perseverance and resilience on the spiritual path and he questions Buddhist dogma.
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In this episode, Christopher Sartain continues his examination of the Gospel of Thomas and also the importance of planning for eternity.
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This podcast is about Yoga as it is practiced and taught in the West. Rev. Christopher Sartain, an ordained teacher in the Kriya Yoga tradition and director of Vinyasa Yoga Chile, discusses Yoga philosophy and practices from a Westerner's point of view. Other topics include the history of Western Yoga, the value of the evolution of Yoga in the Western world, the similarities between Western Mystical traditions and Yoga, and practical advice for Westerners who practice Yoga and meditation. We acknowledge the great Yoga tradition from India brought here by Paramahansa Yogananda in 1920 and use the Indian Yoga teachings as our spiritual foundation, but the focus of this podcast is how Yoga and Meditation are developing and evolving in the Americas and Europe.
