The dharma and karma of teaching Vedic meditation in prisons with Joh Jarvis from The Light Inside

In this episode Laura Poole speaks with her colleague and friend Joh Jarvis from The Light Inside - a not-for-profit foundation which takes meditation into prisons and jails across the United States. The Vedic perspective is that all change in life begins with a shift in consciousness. This is why meditation is the foundation for bringing us into right action. But those who really need meditation may not have access. This is why Joh and The Light Inside exist. What we talk about. Joh’s journey of coming to teach Vedic meditation in prisons at age 54 How did she get there? What is it like? What stories of transformation has she witnessed? What challenges has she faced? The living of dharma and seva (self-less service) How to live in alignment with your true Self Trust and surrender The huge shift that takes place when you let go and allow life to move through you It’s not every day you end up teaching Vedic meditation at age 54 in prisons. We hope her story will resonate beyond the specifics into what’s possible at any age, the dharma and purpose we can find, and the joy that comes from being of service to our humanity. Resources. Follow Joh @thelightinsidemeditation

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This episode is 112:06 long.

This episode was published on Apr 22, 2024.

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