Shakti Rising with Kavitha Chinnaiyan

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Shakti Rising with Kavitha Chinnaiyan
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I was really excited when today's guest, Kavitha Chinnaiyan reached out about sharing her new book with me, Shakti Rising. As many of you know I love studying archetypes and have a deep appreciation for stories and mythology about goddesses. As well, her big truth kicked off our chat with a bit of mystery, which I also always love.
Her truth was:
There is much more to life than what we see.
From there we explored:
-How we're all far more than our limited identities.
-How yoga and spirituality stemmed from being men's practices and few spiritual paths are tailored for women, with those that are traditionally, being quite hidden.
-We talked about her intentions for writing the book - to clarify conversations around the "Divine Feminine" and what The Goddess is. I loved this line she said, "There is nothing in existence that isn't her..."
-We got into making your life your practice and navigating spiritual materialism and elitism along the way.
-And she also shared some of the differences between her spiritual beliefs and her husbands and how they instill beliefs, practices and rituals with their kids despite any differences.
I loved this chat and hope you do too!
About Kavitha Chinnaiyan:
Kavitha Chinnaiyan, MD, is an integrative cardiologist, meditation teacher and tantrika. She became drawn to the Direct Path through the teachings of Greg Goode and Sri Atmananda Krishna Menon, and has studied yoga, Sri Vidya Sadhana, Vedanta and Tantra through the teachings of Chinmaya Mission, Sri Premananda, Sally Kempton, and Paul Muller-Ortega. She blends her expertise in cardiology with her knowledge of Ayurveda, yoga, Vedanta, Tantra, and the Direct Path in her approach to healing, enabling patients to discover bliss amid chronic illness. She is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine in Rochester, MI. Find her workshops, upcoming talks, past interviews and online programs, including the Bliss Meditation Course on kavithamd.com.
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13 сен 2024

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@111.1_The_Akaskic_Records_Show 4 года назад

I love the book, its how I got here. ^_^

@christophchristoph6720 2 года назад

My awakening to shakti came in my early twenties when I was listening to a metal song about Kali, and Kali manifested in my room dancing and I joined her. Then years later I was introduced to hinduism and the Saint sri Rama Krishna. In high school I had times were I would feel very feminine and one day I even wore red lipstick and another time I wore a dress. And this was way before Trans and non binary was a big thing. When I was a child I would occasionally chant Oum namah shiva and had no idea what it meant. Then one day at the park an old man came up to me and told me that in my past life I was a yogi. At the time of these events I knew absolutely nothing about Santana dharma and only heard of Kali from that one metal song I had never heard of yoga and didn't even know what a yogi was?

@SR-mv2mf 6 лет назад

Even Atheism is a belief nothing is disproven until disproven.

@shaunthehumble4377 5 лет назад

What’s a non binary person? Is that a millennial thing ??

@111.1_The_Akaskic_Records_Show 4 года назад

Yes.

@ElizabethDiAlto 4 года назад

no, it's a person who neither identifies as male or female

@Vagabund92 2 года назад

She seems very scared of other cultures and to appropriate them. Why practice all that distancing? If you like it, take it. Europeans adopted jewish religion, africans-americans wear white peoples clothes, arabs build american skyscrapers. We are one world, there is a lot to learn and celebrate about each culture.