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Insights

A growing space for writing, reflection, study and exploration.

Nothing has been published here yet.

If what brought you here is I want to understand more, start with three passages Praṇava has already written, just below.

01The kind of thinking that will be here

From Praṇava’s writing

We encourage students to ask questions. To understand why something is practised, not simply how it is performed. Study, questioning and reflection are integral to the learning process.

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From Praṇava’s writing

We do not believe that a certificate alone makes someone a Yoga teacher, nor that collecting techniques necessarily leads to deeper understanding.

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On the About pageThe founder

The role of a teacher is not to create dependence, but to help the student develop the capacity to see, understand and practise for themselves.

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02When there is something to read

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Hello Praṇava. Please let me know when writing is published on Insights.

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