Hi everyone. Welcome to another episode of the Let's Talk Yoga podcast. I'm very excited to have Savita Enner on the show today. And we're talking about a lazy yoga teacher's guide to living yogic wisdom. Now, before I get into today's episode, I must warn you that my upstairs guest bathroom is being demoed.

And it's right above my home office where I record this podcast.

So I apologize in advance.

If you hear drilling, banging, clunking and any other background noise, it was inevitable.

We've got a bunch of work going on.

And I tried to move this podcast around. But there was going to be some noise of some form.

I do not think it has filtered through, but fingers crossed, if you hear something, I apologize.

It's one of those things I couldn't help.

On the show today, Savita is talking to us about her approach and what she likes to call a lazy

person's approach to living yogic wisdom. And we get into the layers of it. Savita Enner is somebody I

discovered on Instagram and she is a fellow yoga teacher. In fact, we both are from Karnataka

in the southern part of India,

and we grew up geographically very close, okay, in terms of the places we were born and raised.

She's learned yoga culturally, but she's also done a lot of yoga schooling when she moved to the US.

She's been here for a very long time. And today she teaches her own asana classes.

She's part of teacher training faculties. She also indulges in gardening and cooking. And that's

how I discovered her. She breaks down her approach, what she calls the lazy person's approach,

the lazy yoga teacher's approach to living yoga, which I find very

refreshing. We talk about so many different aspects of how to simplify and take the burden off

of us as yoga teachers, as yoga practitioners, and how to really get good at just connecting

with what we need and understanding the inner journey.

So I really hope you will find Savita's experience and insight helpful.

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