The Paradox of Yoga Mastery and Frenetic Behavior

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This chapter explores the paradox of yoga practitioners who exhibit physical mastery and internal stillness on the mat but demonstrate frenetic and aggressive behavior outside of the studio. It delves into the speaker's personal journey and their philosophy of radical love.

When was the last time you felt truly seen, flaws and all, without pretending or minimizing yourself? For many, those moments of radical self-acceptance are rare.

Today we're sharing stories from three inspiring women - author Alex Elle, teacher Rosie Acosta, and poet Arielle Estoria - who have uncovered their truest selves after shedding layers of conditioning. Their profoundly personal journeys offer wisdom for us all. We explored what it takes to embrace who you are, not who you "should" be, and how sharing your unique light can help you find belonging. Their stories and words are infused with empathy, compassion, and generosity of spirit.

My hope is this episode will spark self-reflection and help you reconnect with your authentic voice. Because when we can be radically seen and loved fully - that's when we glimpse our highest potential.

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