Making yoga accessible as a modern lifestyle and empower beginner yoga teachers. 🧘 This podcast breaks clichés, challenges norms, and dives into the real journeys. 👁️ Each week, we connect you with international yoga experts and teachers who share their insights and experiences, helping you deepen your yoga practice and teaching skills. Discover diverse approaches, innovative techniques, and topics that matter to you. Ready to advance your yoga journey? Tune in and join us! 🌍

Yoga out of the box.
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Making yoga accessible as a modern lifestyle and empower beginner yoga teachers. 🧘 This podcast breaks clichés, challenges norms, and dives into the real journeys. 👁️ Each week, we connect you with international yoga experts and teachers who share their insights and experiences, helping you deepen your yoga practice and teaching skills. Discover diverse approaches, innovative techniques, and topics that matter to you. Ready to advance your yoga journey? Tune in and join us! 🌍
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Recent Episodes

April 26, 2026
#068 | The Transformative Power of Consistent Practice | Guest: @ingeryoga
<p>In the yoga world, we often celebrate the journey of self-discovery, but we rarely delve into the personal transformations that occur off the mat. In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, Marvin and Inger explore the profound impact of Ashtanga yoga on mental health and spiritual growth. Inger shares her journey from overcoming mental health challenges to finding her calling as a yoga teacher, emphasizing the importance of consistent practice and spiritual connection.Key Insights from this Episode:The Healing Journey: How yoga can transform mental health struggles into spiritual awakening.Consistency is Key: The power of daily practice in building resilience and self-awareness.Spiritual Connection: Discovering the deeper meaning of yoga beyond physical postures.Teacher's Path: The role of intuition and lineage in shaping a yoga teacher's journey.Authentic Practice: Embracing vulnerability and honesty in personal and teaching practices.If you've ever felt the call to deepen your practice or seek spiritual growth through yoga, this episode is a reminder that the journey is as important as the destination.DEEPEN YOUR PRACTICE & JOIN THE COMMUNITY:Guest of today: Inger is a dedicated student and teacher of ashtanga yoga. Growing up in a small village on an island on the coast of Norway, she was drawn to spirituality from a young age, and started practicing yoga at 19 years old. Today she has been practicing yoga for 10 years, and had a daily ashtanga practice since 2017. Inger is a student of Sharath Jois. She took her first trip to Mysore, India in 2018. In 2022 she got the blessing from her teacher (authorised level 2) to share the ashtanga yoga method. Since 2016 she's taught hundreds of classes in ashtanga, as well as other styles of yoga. She has taught workshops, retreats and been a guest teacher at mysore programs internationally and in Norway. She teaches an online mysore program daily, as well as sharing the ashtanga yoga practice around the world through workshops, teaching mysore and holding retreats. Inger is passionate about sharing ashtanga yoga as a transformative practice for mind, body and spirit.🌟 Connect with Inger on Instagram: Follow her journey and insights into Ashtanga yoga. 👉 <a href="https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCzjA-4EQ-8MXxBt_FITfcgQ"> @ingeryoga4805 </a> 🧘♀️ Explore Ashtanga with Inger: Visit her website for more information on classes and workshops. 👉 ingeryoga.com📍 Practice with Marvin: Join the community for in-depth yoga sessions and spiritual exploration. 👉 https://www.skool.com/wakeup-yoga-club-2015/about?ref=83dcdbf646d8429cb900e9c404c5851a</p><p><br></p>

April 19, 2026
#067 | The Observed Self: Practice in the Age of Social Media
<p>In a world where the camera is always rolling, we face a radical question: <strong>Can we truly feel ourselves if we are simultaneously watching ourselves being felt?</strong></p><p>Following a controversial discussion on Instagram regarding "Performance Yoga," I’m diving deep into the concept of <strong>Viveka</strong> (Discernment). Is it really "Ego" when we call out bullshit in the yoga world? Or is the "No Judging" mantra a trap that prevents us from protecting the depth of the practice?</p><p>Drawing from my experiences at the <strong>Black Lotus Immersion with Ty Landrum</strong>, I analyze how social media affects our nervous system on the mat and why the moment we press "record" is often the exact moment the internal practice ends.</p><p><strong>Key Topics in this Episode:</strong></p><ul><li><p><strong>The Intention Gap:</strong> Why it’s not about the "what," but the "why."</p></li><li><p><strong>Performance vs. Regulation:</strong> How filming and flirting trigger our Social Engagement System and block inner stillness.</p></li><li><p><strong>Viveka (Discernment):</strong> The surgical precision we need to distinguish Yoga from mere gymnastics.</p></li><li><p><strong>Yoga in 2026:</strong> How to "disentangle" the practice in a digital world while remaining present.</p></li></ul><ul><li><p><strong>00:00</strong> Introduction: The Bali Incident & the "Ego" Trap</p></li><li><p><strong>06:00</strong> The Evolution of Practice: From Internal Withdrawal to External Performance?</p></li><li><p><strong>10:58</strong> Viveka: Why Discernment is the Highest Form of Love for Yoga</p></li><li><p><strong>18:45</strong> The Surgeon Metaphor: Protecting the Method vs. Judging the Person</p></li><li><p><strong>25:30</strong> Closing: Your Challenge for a Practice Without an Audience</p></li></ul><ul><li><p><strong>Ibiza Retreat (Community Edition):</strong> Secure your spot for an intensive week !</p></li><li><p><strong>Waiting List:</strong> Be the first to know about new workshops and retreats. [LINK]</p></li><li><p><strong>Instagram:</strong> Follow @yoga.marv</p><p>for your daily dose of Biomechanics & Philosophy.</p></li><li><p><strong>Mentioned:</strong> Ty Landrum & The Black Lotus System.</p></li></ul><p><strong>Love the podcast?</strong> Leave a 5-star review on Spotify and share this episode in your stories to support an honest and deep yoga culture.</p><p>Chapters:Links & Resources:</p>

April 12, 2026
#066 | From Meditation to Asana: How Embodiment Transforms Spiritual Practice | Guest @_THOMASMATHIAS
<p>The journey from strict tradition to personal liberation—discover how modern yoga practitioners are reinterpreting ancient teachings to fit our fast-paced, modern lives. Thomas Matias, a dedicated meditation teacher and yoga practitioner, shares how embracing both the stillness of meditation and the devotion of mindful asana practice can lead to profound freedom from suffering.In this deeply honest conversation, Thomas reveals his evolution from Buddhist mindfulness to devotional yoga, emphasizing that genuine spiritual growth requires questioning tradition and trusting your own inner truth. We break down how practices like Black Lotus Yoga and Ashtanga differ—and why blending devotion, discipline, and experimentation might be the key to sustainable transformation.You'll discover:</p><ul><li>Why the yoga sutras and Buddhist dhamma offer timeless insights into consciousness and suffering</li><li>How to cultivate a prayerful, devotional attitude while embracing your unique practice</li><li>The importance of questioning authority and tradition to find your own authentic spiritual path</li><li>How embodiment and emotional awareness serve as gateways to liberation in a modern context</li><li>Why surrendering attachments and embracing life’s ups and downs can bring genuine undivided peace</li></ul><p>Whether you're a seasoned yogi or just starting out, this episode challenges the idea of a one-size-fits-all approach to spirituality. It’s perfect for anyone seeking a practical, heartfelt way to integrate ancient wisdom into everyday life—without losing themselves in dogma. Embrace your journey as a seeker and discover how your own experience is the ultimate teacher.Connect with Thomas on Instagram and YouTube for ongoing teachings, meditation sessions, and courses—links in the description. This episode is a vital reminder that true liberation doesn’t come from blindly following rules but from trusting yourself and embracing all that life and practice have to teach.</p><p><strong>About Thomas</strong></p><p><br></p><p>Thomas’ spiritual journey started with meditation, and it was later that he discovered a passion for daily, ritualized Yoga.</p><p><br></p><p>He has spent over a decade traveling the world, meeting teachers, exploring scriptures, and experimenting with various spiritual methods and philosophies.</p><p><br></p><p>For over five years, he has taught and mentored internationally, offering studio classes, courses, retreats, and 1:1 mentorships.</p><p><br></p><p>The Yoga he shares is world-embracing and relationship-focused. It holds no text or tradition as authoritative, explores different philosophies, emphasizes meditation, and follows the Black Lotus Yoga method by Ty Landrum.<br><a href="http://www.thomasmathias.com/" target="_blank">www.thomasmathias.com</a><a href="https://www.youtube.com/@_thomasmathias" target="_blank">youtube</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/_thomasmathias/" target="_blank">instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/thomasmathias111" target="_blank">facebook</a></p>
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