Podcast details
You received wisdom in order to give it further. Problems are there to solve and not to escape them.
A discourse on the responsibility and spiritual duty of a yoga teacher.
"To be a teacher of the spiritual science or a teacher who teaches someone good things in life is one of the best karma you can do."
"Your spiritual development, as well as your physical discipline, will only improve if you will give this knowledge further and help others."
Swami Maheshwarananda (Swamiji) addresses the gravity of being a yoga teacher, criticizing quick certification courses and emphasizing the need for deep anatomical and psychological knowledge. He explains that a true teacher guides students toward holistic health and hope, framing teaching as a sacred duty and a means for the teacher's own growth. He illustrates this with a lengthy parable about a king, a stolen mango, and a spiritual power (siddhi), concluding that wisdom must be shared, not hoarded.
Recording location: Hungary, Vep, Weekend seminar
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