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Rooted in thirty-five years of experience, Dennis Dean has shared the practice of yoga nationally and internationally, founding and guiding four yoga shalas along the way. A lifelong reader and writer, he has been publishing newsletters since 1994, offering reflections that weave together philosophy, practice, and lived experience. At 65, he remains passionately committed to cultivating his pedagogical skills and continuing the growth that has shaped his decades of practice—even when it requires shedding the skin of ingrained or indoctrinated perceptions to fully embrace new ones.
The Sunday Pranasphere Robyn Barron | Cultural Homeostasis Robyn Barron, The Art of Balance Featured Lesson: Cultural Homeostasis Between the Covers: One Sitting Books PDF↓The Hard Wired: Robyn Barron Hi Friend, I often teach a class for my students on Sundays, 9:00–10:45am. Before, during, and after class there is a wonderful mixture of insightful, playful, and endearing conversation that often informs The Sunday Pranasphere. Today we had quite the mixture of personal anatomical analysis,...
The Sunday Pranasphere Mark Jacques | A false sense of "control." Summer Dayzzz by Rosie Karel Featured Lesson: A false sense of "control." PDF↓The Hard Wired: Mark Warren JacquesBetween the Covers: Emotional Anatomy PDF↓ Hi Friend, These are extremely troublesome times we're living in, globally and locally. In addition to the rapid addiction to screen scrolling we have political unrest that seems to be reaching all corners of the earth. It's very easy to feel angry...I know that I most...
The Sunday Pranasphere Robert Sapolsky | Sentient History Featured Lesson: Sentient History - The Hard Wired: Robert Sapolsky Between the Covers: The Fire of LoveThe Pranasphere Merch: Is now here Hi Friend,Get the download, PDF style:Global Evolution of Animal Sentience in LawFrom Property to Presence:How Law Is Beginning to Acknowledge Animal Experience Across cultures and centuries, the question of who—or what—counts has quietly shaped our laws, our ethics, and our sense of belonging in...