In this episode, Erin continues her talk about the eight limbs of yoga, Ashtanga with an in-depth look at the Niyamas or inward observances. This episode has many examples of how to apply these beautiful principles in a modern way in our lives. Please enjoy.

In today’s episode, Erin talks about the eight limbs of yoga. This first podcast focuses, mainly on the Yamas which are the ethics of yoga. Next week will include the Niyamas (observances). Please enjoy! 

In part two of this interview, Tim Goyetche talks about his newest formula, called “the release formula”, which addresses different parts of the brain, including the hippocampus, amygdala, frontal lobe. Using this formula, people can heal from PTSD. Here is the link for our private Facebook group with tons of free educational material:https://www.facebook.com/share/1VD2hnBiNZ5xMRjx/?mibextid=K35XfP Link to purchase CIAS:https://cias.goyetcheinstitute.com/

In this two part episode, Erin interviews Tim Goyetche of the Goyetche Institute. In this episode, Erin and Tim discuss what CIAS is, how it is nothing short of a miracle product, and how we can use it in different ways for different elements. The second part of this podcast, Tim talks about his newest formula, called the release formula, which addresses different parts of the brain, including the hippocampus, amygdala, frontal lobe. Using this formula, people can heal from PTSD, as well as different traumas. If you’d like to schedule an appointment with a practitioner, reach out to [email protected] | Here is the link for our private Facebook group with tons of free educational material: https://www.facebook.com/share/1VD2hnBiNZ5xMRjx/?mibextid=K35XfP | Link to purchase CIAS: https://cias.goyetcheinstitute.com/

In this episode, Erin gets coached by one of her students and future graduate, Cuhat Ishiki. With a blend of pranayama, and mind navigation techniques, Cuhat beautifully navigates Erin’s issue of slowing down in the evening. See how these powerful tools are applied to get some great resolve in the end of the session. Namaste

In this episode, Erin interviews the owner of Payattukalari, Hariprasad Shaji Bonsalay. Kalaripayattu is the known as the “mother of all martial arts,” with elements of yoga, weapons, Ayurveda, astrology, and even massage. Hari talks about Kalaripayattu and how it can help people transform themselves and heal. Please enjoy. Check out https://payattukalari.com/ to find out more!

In this episode, Erin interviews the owner of Payattukalari, Hariprasad Shaji Bonsalay. Kalaripayattu is the known as the “mother of all martial arts,” with elements of yoga, weapons, Ayurveda, astrology, and even massage.  Hari talks about Kalaripayattu and how it can help people transform themselves and heal.  Please enjoy. Check out https://payattukalari.com/ to find out more! 

Erin has her partner (and Thrive’s resident Yoga Philosophy lecturer) Matt Murphy speak to the powerful “everyday” use of yogic concepts at the place we spend the most time: our workplace! Yoga is not just something done on the mat, so how we navigate relationships at work is a deeply yogic opportunity for meaningful practice.

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we explore the art of creating ceremony in various aspects of life. From infusing intention into yoga practice to cultivating mindful eating habits, we delve into the significance of ritualizing sex and fostering meaningful relationships. Join us as we uncover the power of ceremony in enhancing our overall well-being and connection to self and others. Namaste

In this episode Erin goes into great detail about how to use self inquiry to become aware of belief systems that are sabotaging our relationships. There’s three parts to this process. First, we become aware of the belief system, second we figure out where it came from or at the very least a connection to it and a big emotional charge in the body, and we process and feel that using different techniques. Then finally we introduce new belief systems that are more productive for the life that we want to live. We have the ability to consciously choose.Namaste Check out our 200 and 300 hour yoga teacher training that includes two weeks in India!