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You're listening to Insights at the edge.

You're listening to Insights at the Edge.

Today I speak with Sean Corn.

Sean is an internationally acclaimed yoga teacher

who has been featured in nearly 50 different print and broadcast media,

including Yoga Journal and The Today Show.

An active humanitarian, an advocate for social change.

She is also the National Yoga Ambassador for Youth Aids and has conducted humanitarian work in India, Cambodia, and Africa.

I spoke with Sean about some of the deeper dimensions of yoga practice and her unusual life story

as an empowered and empowering Yogini. I'm wondering just to start, tell me a little bit about what originally drew you to

yoga, how old you were, what was happening in your life, how did you know that the path of yoga was the right path for you?

Well, I didn't know that the path of yoga was going to be any kind of a path for me.

I just, I was really fortunate.

I moved to New York City when I was just out of high school, so I was still 17.

And one of my many jobs was working in a cafe down in the Lower East Side called Life Cafe.

And as the fates would have it, the owner of the cafe, his name is David Life.

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