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In this episode of A Women’s Gita Podcast, hosts Kamala Rose and Nischala Joy Devi dive into Krishna’s definition of yoga as presented in Bhagavad Gita 2.39. Exploring the concept of Buddhi Yoga, they discuss how to transcend self-interest and cultivate a deeper sense of interconnectedness in daily life. Through personal anecdotes, scriptural insights, and practical wisdom, they guide listeners in understanding how spiritual practice is not separate from the material world—but rather, an essential part of it.

Tune in to discover how yoga can transform not just your inner world, but also your engagement with others, helping to break the bonds of karma and live with greater purpose.

Key Talking Points:

• Krishna’s definition of yoga in Bhagavad Gita 2.39
• Understanding Buddhi Yoga—yoking oneself to wisdom and higher perspective
• How the Atman (eternal self) and Dharma (duty) are interconnected
• Debunking myths around "annihilating the ego" in spiritual practice
• The importance of balancing spiritual wisdom with action in the world
• The role of meditation in slowing down reactions and cultivating compassion
• Practical ways to integrate spiritual insight into daily responsibilities
• How retreats and spiritual immersion can help in re-entering the world with clarity
• Breaking the bonds of karma through selfless action and interconnected awareness

Join us as we explore how Buddhi Yoga offers a timeless and practical approach to living a more conscious, compassionate, and spiritually fulfilling life.

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In this thought-provoking episode of A Woman's Gita Podcast, hosts Nischala Joy Devi and Kamala Rose delve into the profound teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, exploring the nature of the self and the role of duty and dharma from a feminine perspective.

Topics discussed include:

• The elusive nature of understanding the self and the transformative power of deep meditation
• The mystical experience and its transcendence of traditional religious boundaries
• The four ashramas (stages of life) and the journey towards self-realization
• The ethical dilemmas of war and the concept of Kshatriya dharma (the duty of the warrior class)
• The feminine approach to ethics, emphasizing caregiving and nurturing over strict notions of justice
• Expanding the definition of motherhood and civic duty to include all women who care for others
• The broader implications of Kshatriya dharma, including the role of peacekeepers and emergency responders in modern society
• The importance of ethical reflection and the duty to contribute to the moral and ethical good in the world

Through their insightful dialogue, Nischala Joy Devi and Kamala Rose offer a fresh and empowering perspective on the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita. They invite listeners to explore their own sense of purpose and responsibility in shaping a more compassionate world.

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Join hosts Nischala Joy Devi and Kamala Rose as they explore the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita from a modern, feminine perspective. In this thought-provoking podcast, "A Woman's Gita," they delve into the ancient text's profound insights on the nature of the self, the relationship between spirit and matter, and the path to inner peace and liberation. Through engaging discussions and personal reflections, they offer a fresh interpretation that resonates with the unique experiences and challenges faced by women in the Western world today.

In this episode, Nischala and Kamala cover:

• The Chariot Metaphor and Philosophical Worldview
• Understanding the Self and Modern Society
• The Role of Superhuman Deities and Krishna Consciousness
• Experiences with Life-Threatening Diseases and Reincarnation
• The Art of Dying and Yoga Practice
• The Eternal Self and Suffering
• The Role of Women in Spirituality and Intuition
• The Interconnectedness of Nature and Spirit
• The Power of Meditation and Introspection
• Empowerment and the Teachings of the Bhagavad Gita