Hi everyone. Welcome to episode 27 of the Let's Talk Yoga podcast. Before we dive into today's

episode, I wanted to share a couple of quick updates. Firstly, my 300-hour online yoga teacher

training registrations are now open. While we've opened all modules, I'm just going to talk about

module one and two in today's

episode. Module one is called unleashing the power and potential of restorative yoga.

And module two is about the purpose and practice of pranayama yoga. You can find details of

these at let's talk.orgia. If you've been looking to study these online or you just want to

practice these for yourself, then just you can find all the details online. Or if you're on

my email list, you'll get updates as well. These are going to be live and they're going to be

small group trainings. So I'm really excited to finally announce these and they start in April and they're spread across

2021.

My second update is a monthly shout out that I do to the listeners who left us some amazing,

thoughtful reviews.

So a big thank you to Nixon Bachelor, Madeline Bella, Lisa Malinowski Cameron, Holly Watkins, Seagoods, Pye Girl 4327,

Gooseby and the person who has all emojis in their name.

In today's episode, we talk about yoga philosophy.

My guest is Dr. Sham Ranganathan.

He's a field-changing researcher,

scholar, author, and teacher of philosophy and an expert in the neglected traditions of Indian moral philosophy, which covers practical questions of how to live, what to aim for,

and what we should value, including yoga. Unlike many gurus of yoga and the

Indian tradition, Dr. Ranganathan is a trained scholar and researcher of philosophy and is an author,

editor and translator of over 50 peer-reviewed scholarly works. I've been waiting to do an episode

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