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The Sound Approach I was Looking for 27+ Years Didnât Exist
Honestly, I developed the Heart of Sound training because it was what I was looking for my whole life, but never found. I studied music since I was 10 and went to India seeking âenlightenmentâ when I was 19...Â
After my father died when I was 29, I realized how short life can be, and I dove back into my deepest love: MANTRA
I spent my 30âs largely in India, studying intensely. I found teachers who held pieces of the Sanskrit, mantra, and nÄda yoga puzzle, but no one who embodied the whole-being, embodied mystic approach that made my heart sing.Â
I spent over a decad...
Sanskrit Mantras, Sound & Subtle Activism with Anand Mehrotra
Founder of Sattva Yoga, Anand Mehrotra, offers a profound exploration of the quantum unified field, the ancient power of Sanskrit sound, and how mantra becomes a potent form of subtle activism. As he reminds us,
 âThere is immense power in human beings coming together with a shared intention, whether in the same dimensional space-time or stretched out in space.â
Born and raised in the sacred city of Rishikesh, Anandâs spiritual journey began in childhood under the guidance of his Guru, leading him to deep states of insight and self-realization. His early years we...
Inclusive Yoga and Conscious Service with Seane Korn
Yoga teacher and social justice activist Seane Korn speaks on the power of collective action to transform the world we inhabit. Through her decades-long practice, she has cultivated the ability to stay present, grounded, and compassionate even in the face of injustice:
âI realized that I had developed through the practice of yoga skills that when I would get triggered, and I still get triggered, but in the moment when I feel the impulse of the injustice move through my bodyâwhich is personalâwhen I feel the rage, I am able to resource, feel my feet on the ground, br...
