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The possibilities of an enlightened world are supported by those willing to do the work to realize it. Here we meet those people who go beyond their dreams and imaginations to give a better world for those who follow.
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Thursday Aug 01, 2019
Thursday Aug 01, 2019
Can death make us whole? Can we be healed through the dying process? As of today, this does seem like a very real possibility, even in the face of its painful reality. In today's episode, I am speaking with Vincent DiPaola, A Clinical Ayurvedic Practitioner and Yogi, about how living through death can transform our spirit. Both Vincent and I have lost some of the most important people in our lives in these past 2 years. It felt appropriate to explore the possibility of healing and growing when such apparent tragedies shake our world.
Today's guest is Vincent. Vincent DiPaola is a graduate of the California College of Ayurveda (CCA), located in Nevada City CA. In 1972 he studied Yoga & Meditation in India, where he first came into contact with Ayurveda. He had been practicing and studying these ancient systems of India ever since. He is presently undergoing the 'Clinical Ayurvedic Practitioner' internship program at CCA. https://vinayaka.life/about/
Your host is Ryan. Ryan Kurczak is a Kriya Yoga Meditation teacher. He has written several books on Kriya Yoga Meditation and other metaphysical topics. Ryan offers 2 year Kriya Yoga Meditation online learning intensives through https://kriyayogaonline.com/.
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Fantastic podcast with a fabulous guest! This was amazing and so informative in the most captivating way! Although the subject is about death and passing, it still gave me an incredible sense of serenity!! Thank you Vincent DiPaola for such a great talk!🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Friday Aug 16, 2019
I just wanted to add that, although there is truth in spiritual and/or emotional issues can affect our health and be a signal for us, the idea that all disease of the body is some failing of ours is, I believe, a somewhat adolescent way of dealing with the concept of not having control and/or completely understanding death and disease. So thank you soooo much, Ryan, for addressing your view on that. Having had that experience, you're a person who sees ALL sides of the subject. I also appreciate that you do this in all interviews so far. It's authentic of you and helpful to us.
Thursday Aug 08, 2019
Wonderful guest. I know only a little about Ayurveda, but I was still able to relate to much of what he said. I also thought you guys had a great synergy. Just really enjoyed it.... On the concept of "death means you didn't apply the right remedy" type of thing, I think until someone who believes that experiences death around them, where the person was trying their best, they like to believe the way they do, because it tells them they and theirs are safe, because "those other people just didn't handle it correctly."
Thursday Aug 08, 2019
This was great to listen to. It gave me a lot to think about. And I liked hearing all the Ayurveda info.
Thursday Aug 08, 2019
This was excellent. Vincent Dipaola was right on about death. I so loved his perspective and understanding of his experience on grief and life.
Wednesday Aug 07, 2019
Excellent podcast, it gave me a whole new insight. Vincent dis a great job explaining this topic from a different perspective.
Tuesday Aug 06, 2019
Brilliant everyone should listen !
Tuesday Aug 06, 2019
Of all your interviewees, Vincent said it the best 👍 he nailed it.
Thursday Aug 01, 2019
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Thursday Aug 01, 2019
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