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Activism, Articles, Politics, social justice, Yoga, Yoga culture July 3, 2019August 9, 2019

It Might Be Useful for the Privileged to Tune into Shame and Disgust For a Moment

It Might Be Useful for the Privileged to Tune into Shame and Disgust For a Moment

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Matthew Remski writes and presents on yoga and ayurveda in the shadows of capitalism and climate change. He is the author of eight books of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction including Threads of Yoga: A Remix of Patanjali’s Sutras.

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