Mark Whitwell on the Heart of Yoga | Voices of Esalen Podcast

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Mark Whitwell on the Heart of Yoga

June 28, 2016

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0:54:36

Mark Whitwell is a brilliant yogi and an impassioned teacher, the student of Krishnamacharya, and an all-around funny, sweet, wonderful dude.

Host Sam Sterne was privileged enough to sit with Mark for an afternoon, hear him play his sitar, and speak about many topics, chief among them Mark's book, The Promise of Love, Sex, and Intimacy: How a Simple Breathing Practice Will Enrich Your Life Forever.

Music for this episode is Jason Shaw's Running Waters, used under an Attribution 3.0 United States License.

Look for upcoming workshops with Mark Whitwell.

Read the transcript

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Mark Whitwell on the Heart of Yoga

June 28, 2016

0:54:36

Mark Whitwell is a brilliant yogi and an impassioned teacher, the student of Krishnamacharya, and an all-around funny, sweet, wonderful dude.

Host Sam Sterne was privileged enough to sit with Mark for an afternoon, hear him play his sitar, and speak about many topics, chief among them Mark's book, The Promise of Love, Sex, and Intimacy: How a Simple Breathing Practice Will Enrich Your Life Forever.

Music for this episode is Jason Shaw's Running Waters, used under an Attribution 3.0 United States License.

Look for upcoming workshops with Mark Whitwell.

Read the transcript

❯

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