Shiva Rea: Riding the Waves
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Tami Simon speaks with Shiva Rea, an internationally renowned vinyasa-flow yoga teacher, and one of the most innovative and pioneering yoga teachers today. With Sounds True, Shiva has created more than a dozen teaching programs, including the award-winning DVD Yoga Shakti, and several audio teaching programs, including Yoga Trance Dance and Yoga Chant, as well as several music compilations that are designed for yoga practice. Shiva discusses fluidity, our bodies, and how to be fluid in our life, even during difficult times. (58 minutes)
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Wow, Shiva Rea is a Goddess for our time. Fantastic podcast. She is so brave and fearless!
Nils
Comment by Nils Montan — October 15, 2010 @ 10:02 am
This was amazing! And of course, I found it on exactly the day of my life that I needed to hear it. Thank you Tami and Shiva for adding your voices to the journey.
Comment by Ryssa Edwards — February 11, 2011 @ 7:16 pm
Very inspiring. I love Shiva Rea’s authenticity, braveness, and courage. I don’t sense any pretension or pomposity in her. What she offers comes from her own personal journey. She has strengthened herself intellectually with her academic studies and travels. That’s cool. But, what is really cool is that she has integrated all of that into herself, so the knowledge is a living organic thing within her. She seems to me to be a warrior Goddess — true to herself, willing to express her truth, willing to be moved by life and its waves, and willing to enjoy herself. She is now a role model for me, after listening to this podcast. Thankyou Sounds True, thankyou Tami Simon, for offering all you do to the world.
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