The Koshas Explained

[@ailsaburns]

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[@stephaniehechanova5923]

This is a really good explanation!! Thank you!! ❤

[@ailsaburns]

I am so glad that this was helpful for you, Stephanie! 🥰

[@anurag.social]

As a भारतीय i m proud to be part of this culture and to value the knowledge your are providing to the audience please pray for india that it's culture and heritage survive's through this decolonial era so that india helps to the world to be a better place

[@ailsaburns]

Thank you for your comment and it is really important to me that I honour the roots of yoga. I'm a white person practising yoga in the West and I recognise that is a privilege so the least I can do is demonstrate that yoga is an ancient practice and so much more than a yoga class. 🙏

[@isabelnunezgonzalez4329]

Thanks Ailsa. Beautifull and clear explanation. 🕉️

[@ailsaburns]

I am so glad, Isabel! Thank you so much for the lovely comment. 🥰

[@simonavis3281]

This was very informative. Thankyou 🙏🏻

[@ailsaburns]

Thank you, Simon. 🙏

[@drftrkjhguvgggfd]

Beautiful ❤️

[@ailsaburns]

Thank you 🥰

[@anurag.social]

and also i would suggest you to use sanskrit terms to concepts that are originated in that language cause while translating this knowledge to english many concepts get distorted in india we realise that how much bad impact a distorted knowledge can cause 😅

[@ailsaburns]

I completely understand this. There can be so much lost in translation! 🙏