"Yoga Board" for Klesha 1- AVIDYA: Ignorance - LauraGyoga

[@kerryideillustration9432]

Thank you this was explained beautifully ❤

[@LauraGYoga]

Glad it was helpful!

[@monoscapeTravelWithin]

Heeey, nice break down. You nailed the true details well. The explanation of the concept of what is always changing is not the self was helpful. I have heard this many times, but you explaining the fluctuation of changes that occur in the koshas brought light to this concept for me. I'm surprised that my yogic teachers , even in India, never pointed directly to the Koshas to get this concept across. Thank you.

[@johntessitore9305]

You’re great, thanks for your teaching.😊

[@councilof9project748]

glad I found this thanks

[@pietro13]

I think she has got the real gist of this yoga sutra, unlike lots of other rambling videos that miss the point. Excellent

[@ceceliabencher9383]

Thank you so much for your clear explanations! Understanding our true self = Purusha (that which does not change) has been an exciting exploration for me. Finding out that Emotions, thoughts etc, those changing situations, are not us - you gain a lot of freedom. Thanks again for sharing your message so well. Also, I love your anatomy lessons!!

[@LauraGYoga]

The philosophy of yoga is so interesting & incredibly helpful in our lives 😊 and there are some new anatomy lessons coming up soon 👍 thanks for taking the time to watch

[@jesse7900]

Namaste and thank you for sharing this immensely transcendent wisdom

[@ruthkm86]

This is so informative! Thanks for this! And love your white board :)

[@LauraGYoga]

Thanks Ruth, The white board keeps me organized (most of the time)

[@shardaejoseph6516]

Thank you ♥️

[@donnayoula1283]

Thank you so much. I just love yoga philosophy and your explanation made total sense! Again. Thank you Namaste. 🙏❤

[@LauraGYoga]

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching Donna

[@theirishmexican7680]

Good teaching.

[@shadowolf3998]

7:50 Maybe you mean to say that we are not "Only" those things, we are "And" those things, meaning we are not limited to "Only" being those things. This Essentially Leads to Advaita from what I can understand.

[@LauraGYoga]

yes I think that is fair, I film these talks in one sitting without being scripted (as I would do when talking in front of my yoga students) so it is possible to misspeak

[@kudtarkarsandroid2500]

Sorry, you are incorrect. Avidya is "not knowing". And not knowing that we aren't any of the appearances appearing to the knower. The self. These appearances include the body. So not knowing what we are, we identify with the body and mind. This is the affect of this klesha. Wrong identification with body and mind.

[@LauraGYoga]

thanks for your input on this- you should make a video with your explanation of the topic- I would watch it