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#51 - Yoga in Daily Life - Yoga in Georgia with Olga Ramer

Podcast |: Wild Yoga Tribe
Publisher |: Lily Allen-Duenas
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Fitness & Nutrition,; Health,; Interview,; Self-Help,; Yoga
Categories Via RSS |: Health & Fitness
Publication Date |: Sep 02, 2022
Episode Duration |: 00:29:37

Welcome to Episode #51 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! This week, I welcome Olga Ramer onto the show. My conversation with Olga Ramer, a yoga teacher and the first yoga studio owner from Georgia, was so profound as we took a deeper look at what it is like to be the disciple of a Guru, and what the Yoga in Daily Life system is. I hope that our conversation will give you something to consider, some food for thought, about the purpose of yoga and the true aim of yoga.

If you’re looking to tune into a podcast episode that is all about a deep relationship with a guru and the importance of the mental state on the physical state of human beings, then this is the conversation for you.

Curious about yoga in Georgia? Read on and tune in!

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Tell me more about Olga Ramer

Olga Ramer first started practicing yoga at the beginning of 2000 in Croatia. She changed a few countries and a few styles before found the perfect yoga system for me Yoga In Daily Life (YIDL) by Paramahans Swami Maheshwarananda, which incorporates everything - asanas, pranayamas, meditations, kriyas, and a yogic life style.The country of Georgia did not have a single yoga studio in the country, so Olga went through the yoga teachers training in the YIDL system and became a certified YIDL yoga teacher.

Olga first started teaching in Georgia in 2006, and in 2010 she opened the first yoga studio in Georgia, The Yoga Cave. Furthermore, she has also went through multiple trainings in the yoga therapy with Nischala Joy Devi in the Shivananda tradition.

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