Escaping Saṃsāra Podcast Posts

The latest bookclub episode from Escaping Samsara podcast. This time Nathan is joined by Oliver Crossley A.K.A the Yogic Physio (@yogicphysio on Instagram) to discuss Christopher Wallis’ book “Near Enemies…

One of my favorite episodes so far! In which we discussed many of my favorite subjects: perennialism and blending traditions, issues with exporting Asian traditions to the west, diet, esoteric…

In this enlightening new episode, we delve deep into Buddhism. Join us as we welcome Ven. Sampanno, a long-term Buddhist monk, for an insightful discussion on the differences between Theravada…

Nathan is joined by Marc Kate and Chad Lott from “Scary Thoughts Podcast” to discuss Eckhart Tolle’s “The Power of Now.” Unless you’ve been stuck in a Twitter flame war…

Welcome to the realm of real Hatha Yoga, where yogis use the body as a tool to transcend the body. For this episode, we’re honored to introduce Shandor Remete, also…

Explore the profound teachings of Chogyam Trungpa’s ‘Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism’ in our latest Yoga and Buddhism Podcast episode. Join us and our guest, esteemed yoga teacher Ty Landrum, as we delve into how these timeless teachings intersect with modern yoga and mindfulness. Ty

It’s easy to get caught up in the intellectual debates of spirituality, or spending hours creating exalted states of consciousness, but the actual effects of all this practice are borne…

David Garrigues has been practicing Hatha Yoga, specializing in advanced Ashtanga Vinyasa for about 30 years. Few people understand the rigors and challenges of long-term asanas practices as deeply. As…

I don’t appreciate the term “extreme” to describe advanced yoga āsanas because it’s often used in a pejorative sense by people who don’t have any personal experience doing them. And…

This is a companion episode to our “Ashtanga and Fatherhood” episode. We’re talking about how yoga practice changes for women after pregnancy and in the years of child-rearing.

We talk about the challenges of physical recovery and the requirements of emotional labor. How time is the essential factor, and how we witness time can change everything.