Episode 22, Satsang with Shivakami, Shivaratri Edition
Satsang with Sitar and Shivakami, recorded on Mahashivaratri. A short podcast, Shivakami shares a cute story about Swami Shivananda, and Gulabjamin.
Satsang with Sitar and Shivakami, recorded on Mahashivaratri. A short podcast, Shivakami shares a cute story about Swami Shivananda, and Gulabjamin.
Satsang with Sitar and Aditi Devi, a Yogini Who leads Kali Puja in Boulder, Colorado every Saturday night. She also teaches online, and offers in depth sadhanas. Inspired by Amanda Palmer’s TED Talk, Sitar and Aditi discuss leaps of faith and how to merge into the universal love field. It is also revealed that neither of them are morning people. There is some talk about Nepal, and its spiritual landscape. A breathing practice for communing with the Great Mother is also given.
Satsang with Sitar and Brenda McMorrow, an amazing Kirtan Artist and resident of Guelph, Ontario. Brenda and sitar remember Shyamdas, a beloved member of the yoga community. They discuss his devotion, his wisdom, and his humor. Brenda talks about how he inspired her creative process and spiritual growth. They also talk about kirtan as a practice of singing to God, and how to create a song that will please Maharaji. A shared love for Ramana Maharshi is discovered. Some Coco Cafe is enjoyed. Listen to Brenda’s Wonderful Track, “Sitaram” at the end of the podcast.
Shyamdas’s Music on amazon.com
Satsang with Sitar and Dan Farella, Yogi and master herbalist at Return to Nature. They talk about the plants, and how they are manifestations of the Goddess. They speak about the importance of working with the mental conditioning that keeps us separate from nature, and the healing medicine that may be growing in our own back yards. All Plants Are Prasad!
Satsang with Sitar and Jason Villarreal, Senior teacher at The Clairvoyant Center of Hawaii. Jason and Sitar discuss all of Jason’s amazing psychic powers. They talk about grounding, body centered meditations, and how to use them to create the salad of your life.