What an amazing and enriching conversation. Gregor's views on yoga are so serene and sound. A needed reminder for why we practice. Thanks for another great podcast, Adam. They are great 🙏🏽
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I love speaking to Gregor. - and, as I mentioned in another comment, we have a conference on yoga and mental health coming up in January in which Gregor will be one of the panelists.
Namaskar. Out of all the amazing teachers I've been blessed with learning from, Gregor is one of my absolute favorites. I always feel inspired and learn so much. Thank you both for making this possible and available to us. Gregor, thank you for all your dedicated practice and generous spirit. 🙏
I agree, Gregor is an incredibly knowledgeable and profound teacher. Thanks for letting me know you liked this and watch out for our upcoming conference on mental health LIVE coming up in Jan next year!
As an Indian, I have absolutely no problem of cultural appropriation/doing asanas for physical/bodily improvement. Until the practices themselves are not misused and produce any side effect, one should not have the problem of any modifications..
Thank you so much for giving Gregor a chance to really explore this subject. He is so knowledgeable and lives truly a life of always seeking.... one of my favorites (along with John Scott). You are providing an excellent series, thank you sir!
That was exactly what I needed on this day of I'm too sore and exhausted to practice physically. As somebody who seems to be slowly recovering from ill health (a western diagnosis of anxiety/panic/PTSD), I can wholeheartedly support the idea that yoga is an ancient system of psychology. Also a joy to hear my teacher's teacher say it, thanks Gregor. And thanks to you Adam for working from your heart : )
I loved so much listening to this profound dialogue. I did not except you both could go so deep in asking and answering. I would love to point out what stroke me most: swadharma, our own personal duty. For years I have been asking to myself: what all this morning practice for? Can’t be just to feel good and nice, or strong and healthy. It can be hard and difficult to find an answer, and we can’t see what we are called for. I believe now all the practice is a preparation for something bigger which can suddenly happen to us, like a illness of the ones we love, parents, sons, sisters. It is given to us then the opportunity to act, to service, to help. Or could be the ability the others see in us to teach, or the possibility to spread awareness saving life, like animals. We can serve in many ways, every one in different ways, according to the own destiny ( the divine voice as Gregor said). Be ready and awake in recognising what we are called for. About yoga and mental health I admit I wish I could hear more! Bravissimo Adam you picked up this subject. Gregor at some point was referring to some concept of G. Jung, about shadow and the feminine and masculine inside us, I did appreciate it. The practice is to me the best way to integrate it in us, animus and anima. No need to project in others anymore if you do practice. But what about kundalini and psychosis? Jung wrote an essay on it, yoga kundalini. Something to me difficult to understand btw. Hope you can gift us with another conversation with Gregor, you both together are amazing.
Thanks Lucia. I agree with your ideas of practice - for practice is the cultivation of equanimity, and this only can be understood when we really understand the duality it life and it’s inherent suffering . I do like Jungs’ work. Another discussion on Jung would be very interesting.. Glad you enjoyed the chat 🙏
When you watch Ayurveda The Art of Being, you will realize that the treatments for mental health include a whole lot of different treatments like Abhyanga massages, Panchakarma cleansing etc and asana. In the same time i have to tell you that i became professional dancer, before yoga, because it was the only thing that made me happy and stopped my anxiety. So may be for some people only physical practice may help. Later on i went 10 yers to the psychanalist. Swadyaya is doing very well know, but for that you need to be calm
Thanks for bringing this in! Very helpful and interesting. Indeed, Ayurveda treatment can be an incredible modality here. I shall watch the film you mentioned. Thanks for watching this . 🙏
I am so happy to have stumbled upon your channel. It's such a joy listening to people you interview. We need more people like you to swing us back to the true idea and teachings of yoga. Thank you so much, Adam.
Such an enriching talk. Thanks both Adam and Gregor. So happy you, Adam, keep on doing it for us all and that you host amazing Gregor again. A huge now and hug from Horsham ❤
What an amazing and enriching conversation. Gregor's views on yoga are so serene and sound. A needed reminder for why we practice. Thanks for another great podcast, Adam. They are great 🙏🏽
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I love speaking to Gregor. - and, as I mentioned in another comment, we have a conference on yoga and mental health coming up in January in which Gregor will be one of the panelists.
thankyou
Namaskar. Out of all the amazing teachers I've been blessed with learning from, Gregor is one of my absolute favorites. I always feel inspired and learn so much. Thank you both for making this possible and available to us. Gregor, thank you for all your dedicated practice and generous spirit. 🙏
I agree, Gregor is an incredibly knowledgeable and profound teacher. Thanks for letting me know you liked this and watch out for our upcoming conference on mental health LIVE coming up in Jan next year!
As an Indian, I have absolutely no problem of cultural appropriation/doing asanas for physical/bodily improvement. Until the practices themselves are not misused and produce any side effect, one should not have the problem of any modifications..
Really good! Thanks
good you thought so. Thanks John, hope all is well.
All yoga pratitioner need to hear this.
yes, it was a good one!
Thank you so much for giving Gregor a chance to really explore this subject. He is so knowledgeable and lives truly a life of always seeking.... one of my favorites (along with John Scott).
You are providing an excellent series, thank you sir!
glad you liked it and thanks for your support !
Many thanks to Gregor Maehle and yourself Adam for sharing such a beautiful and in depth conversation between you both.🥰
Phenomenal discussion. Thanks for providing it to us.
glad to hear you appreciated it. A chat with Gregor is always going to be good!
That was exactly what I needed on this day of I'm too sore and exhausted to practice physically. As somebody who seems to be slowly recovering from ill health (a western diagnosis of anxiety/panic/PTSD), I can wholeheartedly support the idea that yoga is an ancient system of psychology. Also a joy to hear my teacher's teacher say it, thanks Gregor. And thanks to you Adam for working from your heart : )
So glad to hear this helped, I always enjoy speaking with Gregor!
@@keenonyoga Indeed, he exudes a deep ancient source wisdom
A deeply inspiring interview ❤🥲
Thanks for watching. I’m glad you thought so. 🙏🙏
I loved so much listening to this profound dialogue. I did not except you both could go so deep in asking and answering. I would love to point out what stroke me most: swadharma, our own personal duty. For years I have been asking to myself: what all this morning practice for? Can’t be just to feel good and nice, or strong and healthy. It can be hard and difficult to find an answer, and we can’t see what we are called for. I believe now all the practice is a preparation for something bigger which can suddenly happen to us, like a illness of the ones we love, parents, sons, sisters. It is given to us then the opportunity to act, to service, to help. Or could be the ability the others see in us to teach, or the possibility to spread awareness saving life, like animals. We can serve in many ways, every one in different ways, according to the own destiny ( the divine voice as Gregor said). Be ready and awake in recognising what we are called for. About yoga and mental health I admit I wish I could hear more! Bravissimo Adam you picked up this subject. Gregor at some point was referring to some concept of G. Jung, about shadow and the feminine and masculine inside us, I did appreciate it. The practice is to me the best way to integrate it in us, animus and anima. No need to project in others anymore if you do practice. But what about kundalini and psychosis? Jung wrote an essay on it, yoga kundalini. Something to me difficult to understand btw. Hope you can gift us with another conversation with Gregor, you both together are amazing.
Thanks Lucia. I agree with your ideas of practice - for practice is the cultivation of equanimity, and this only can be understood when we really understand the duality it life and it’s inherent suffering .
I do like Jungs’ work. Another discussion on Jung would be very interesting..
Glad you enjoyed the chat 🙏
When you watch Ayurveda The Art of Being, you will realize that the treatments for mental health include a whole lot of different treatments like Abhyanga massages, Panchakarma cleansing etc and asana. In the same time i have to tell you that i became professional dancer, before yoga, because it was the only thing that made me happy and stopped my anxiety. So may be for some people only physical practice may help. Later on i went 10 yers to the psychanalist. Swadyaya is doing very well know, but for that you need to be calm
Thanks for bringing this in! Very helpful and interesting. Indeed, Ayurveda treatment can be an incredible modality here. I shall watch the film you mentioned. Thanks for watching this . 🙏
I am so happy to have stumbled upon your channel. It's such a joy listening to people you interview. We need more people like you to swing us back to the true idea and teachings of yoga. Thank you so much, Adam.
Happy to hear that you've found us and are enjoying, it's all a pleasure for me. :)
🌅Thank🎁 Y🦢u for☺️ sharing 🪷Gregor 🙏
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Such an enriching talk. Thanks both Adam and Gregor. So happy you, Adam, keep on doing it for us all and that you host amazing Gregor again. A huge now and hug from Horsham ❤
Yes, I feel privileged myself to be doing this to be honest; in having the possibility to speak to such inspiring guests. Thanks for your support 🙏