Tanis Fishman - "What Do You Trust?"

J. Brown Yoga Talks

J. Brown

Yoga, Health & Fitness, Yogateacher, Alternative Health, Yogaindustry, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

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🗓️ 31 October 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Tanis Fishman, founder of the School of Sankulpa, talks with J about experiencing unity consciousness. They discuss surrender and awakening moments including a bad car accident Tanis was in at age 19, her travels and time at the Bihar School of Yoga, "I-ness" and distortion fields, feeling beyond our mental impression storehouse, touching pure frequencies, using the word God, prayer as communion with higher consciousness, being ready to give up everything so you can come to knowing, and being witnessed upon the humble path.

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0:00.0	Okay, I can't wait any longer.
0:14.0	I've been sitting here waiting for my neighbor to finish mowing their lawn.
0:20.2	And then they finished.
0:22.9	And I went to hit record.
0:24.9	And my other neighbor started mowing their lawn.
0:28.6	Can't win.
0:29.7	Can't win today.
0:30.9	So I don't know if you can hear the lawn mowers in the background, but I can.
0:35.6	And sometimes you just got to roll with it, right?
0:42.0	So, here we are.
0:44.8	Lawnmowers or none.
0:46.7	This is Jay Brown Yoga Talks podcast.
0:49.7	My name is Jay Brown.
0:51.6	Welcome to you.
0:53.1	Whoever you are.
0:57.8	Are you new? Are you a long-time listener?
1:04.8	Maybe you're somewhere in between. Wherever you are along the spectrum of listeners,
1:14.0	thanks for being here today. I appreciate it and I hope that you're doing okay. I have recently been reporting on the state of my right hip and I am halfway through the five weeks of prescribed physical
1:24.4	therapy before my health insurance will pay for an MRI. And I have to say it has
1:30.9	been an important and interesting practice for myself. Basically, for many years now, I have not
1:41.2	been looking at my body through a biomechanical lens.
1:44.7	I did for a while in the past, but it went awry for me.
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