Ep 205 Daniela Bevilacqua – Sadhus Understanding of Embodied Practices

Ep 205 Daniela Bevilacqua – Sadhus
Understanding of Embodied Practices


From Tapas to Modern Yoga


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Daniela Bevilacqua discusses her new book 'From Tapas to Modern
Yoga' and shares her unique experiences living with sadhus in
India. The dialogue explores the complexities of sadhu culture,
the significance of tapasya, the intricacies of sampradaya and
lineages, and the role of yoga and kriyas in their practices.


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Key Points


·      Daniela's book offers a unique
perspective on sadhus.


·      Living with sadhus provides
insights into their practices.


·      Initiation into sadhu life is
complex and varies by individual.


·      Sampradaya and lineages play a
crucial role in sadhu identity.


·      Tapasya is central to the ascetic
practices of sadhus.


·      Sadhus often serve as fatherly
figures for abandoned children.


·      Yoga for sadhus focuses primarily
on meditation.


·      Kriyas are significant practices
that go beyond physical postures.


·      Faith and belief systems vary
among sadhus and their followers.


·      Visiting a Mela can be a profound
experience for outsiders.