Non-violent Communication for Yoga Teachers with Judith Hanson Lasater

Let's Talk Yoga

Arundhati Baitmangalkar

Business, Health & Fitness, Alternative Health, Entrepreneurship

4.9 • 568 Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2021

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Communication is central to our life. As yoga teachers, we communicate constantly through our words, actions & bodies. Yoga philosophy often shows us how to communicate compassionately. But in today's world of social media & cancel culture it can be very challenging. There's a gap between silent & spoken communication. The 'tone' of how we communicate seems to be getting increasingly hostile online & the yoga world isn't immune to this. On the show today, I chat with ...

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0:00.0	This episode of the Let's Talk Yoga podcast is brought to you by my upcoming online 300-hour yoga teacher training.
0:08.0	Over the past few months, so many of you have asked how you can teacher train with me.
0:13.2	Well, now you can.
0:14.7	Module 1 and module 2 are online.
0:17.4	And these are starting on April 2nd and May 21st. I can't wait to meet you in the training.
0:25.4	And remember, these are small group online trainings because I don't believe in packing a lot of
0:31.1	teachers into the room. Now, if you are keen to study some restorative yoga and pranayama,
0:37.6	then just head over to ahamyoga.com
0:40.0	or just anywhere where you connect with us,
0:43.1	you can find the links to the training.
0:45.0	I can't wait to study with you.
0:47.0	Take care.
0:47.6	See you soon.
0:52.9	Hi everyone.
1:13.8	Welcome to episode 31 of the Let's Talk Yoga podcast. On the show today, I chat with Judith Hansen Lassiter, who's back again on the show. Some of you will remember that she was on episode 12 talking about the pelvis is everything a few months ago. I've always admired Judith for her wisdom and what she brings to us yoga teachers. She's completing 50 years of
1:21.5	teaching this July and that's just so precious for me. I asked her to come on the show to talk about non-violent
1:28.8	communication for yoga teachers. It's a topic that's been on my mind for the past few months,
1:35.1	especially sometimes I notice on social media. A lot of yoga teachers have this need to always be
1:42.8	right, not to forget cancel culture and just this really strong
1:48.0	opinions. It's always my way or the highway type of scenarios. So that prompted me to reach out to her
1:54.6	to have a chat about this book she wrote many years ago. It's called what we say matters
2:00.0	practicing nonviolent communication.
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