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AS TEMPERATURES RISE katie teague
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5.0 • 10 Ratings
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As Temperatures Rise is a learning lab for exploring the edges of being human in this time of complexity, uncertainty, and changing tides. No topic is out of bounds with regard to our emerging and possible futures in this time of breakdown and breakthrough. Deep wisdom is needed in these times – to match the power of the gods we are now wielding like teenagers. The purpose of the podcast is to help humanity wayfind and close that gap.
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EP20. Janice Rous: How do we know what we know?
Dialoguing with Janice Stieber Rous on the importance of the body in how we know what we know.
Janice has been dancing since she was five and attended the Martha Graham School until the age of 21. She graduated from the American Center of the Alexander Technique in 1981 and has been teaching classes in Stough Breathing Coordination, Yoga and the Alexander Technique in New York City, Orlando, Florida, Ireland and Israel ever since.
Janice created Body Dialogue because she was in search of a practice to integrate all of her different studies, thereby effectively combining Alexander Technique, breathing and yoga. She also annually hosts a women’s retreat based in the practice of Body Soul Rhythms Leadership Program, a program with Marion Woodman that Janice graduated from in 2003.
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EP19. Saleem Berryman: Making friends with the full spectrum of being human
This episode is with Saleem Berryman. Saleem is a spiritual teacher and guide in Conscious Awakening and full spectrum forgiveness!
Learn more about Saleem and his teachings: https://www.saleemberryman.com/
About the podcast: https://www.astemperaturesrise.com/
Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/m/astemperaturesrise
This episode is sponsored by Earth Altars: http://www.earthaltars.com/
Music is “Pole Stars ” by Aaron Ximm https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/
Customer Reviews
inspiring and invitational conversations
So grateful for these inspiring and invitational conversations that bring me to ground when I feel like I might just get lost in the grief and the remorse. Grateful for the authentic and resonant voices here, and for Katie's humility, skill, and love in navigating these conversations.
Silence in the desert of noise…
In rare form, the interviewer allows silence to rest comfortably when it emerges naturally in the conversation, allowing the speaker, interviewer, and listener those precious moments to really take in, consider, and appreciate the inquiry.
This is a time for understanding, not just learning, but learning to listen to one another and let our own realizations mix together in a finer stew of emergent possibilities in these volatile times.
Timely and deep
I am really appreciating the voices and messages coming through this series of interviews. With so much complexity and conflict arising in our world, I feel heartened by with wise and articulate speakers. Grateful to Katie Teague for this labor of love.