Kundalini Yoga and Addiction Recovery: with Dr. Gabor Maté, Diederik Wolsak and Sat Dharam Kaur N.D.

A conversation about Kundalini Yoga and it's relationship to addiction recovery, specifically within the Beyond Addiction program created by Sat Dharam Kaur N.D. For upcoming programs, see beyondaddiction.ca
Beyond Addiction Owen Sound 2016:
beyondaddiction.ca/event/beyon...
For more information on the Beyond Addiction program and for upcoming courses in your area, visit beyondaddiction.ca
For more information on Dr. Gabor Maté, visit drgabormate.com
For more information on Sat Dharam Kaur N.D., visit satdharamkaur.com
For more information on Diederik Wolsak, visit choose-again.com

[@theworkethic]

Brian Wolsak is basically saying, the obstacle is the way.

[@ashleywessel780]

I love what is said ate the end about running to the discomfort; running to what annoys us, because that is where our healing is. This is so powerful, and I don't feel like this is spoken of or tapped into enough. Also- Gabor Mate's demeanour; how he is so unapologetically himself. Hilarious, and I love it!

[@issac7787]

Interesting thing is Dr Gabor mate now do Yoga on daily basis, he mention it on TIm Ferris Podcast. So to anyone on the fence on if you should try it.

[@Knifymoloko]

I was doing yoga asanas earlier with the help of Raghunath Cappo (Men's 30 Day Yoga) and the end of this video helped me to see that there is a sort of appreciation to breathe deeply through the strenuous poses as the mind beckons me to stop... And yet I maintain, breathe, and hold the pose. It makes the savasana at the end more peaceful and relaxing. Glad I subscribed to this channel.

[@Washing_Soul]

Therapy ❤

[@IsabelleMonette]

Welcome

[@eceerdem317]

This shit’s true. But I’m still going with hatha yoga since it feels slower and safer. Still showing me all my childhood stuff while at savasana.