Sep 26, 2019
My guest for this mantra-filled podcast is Cathie Caccia. Please
read more about this “yoga superstar” below.
Please also see below for the links to her website, with
information about retreats and classes you can get involved
in.
If you are one of the lucky people listening to the episode prior
to October 18th, 2019, please see below for a link to the retreat
with Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman Yee.
There are NINE mantras for this show. They are:
1. Being a “yoga superstar” is a bit of an oxymoron (yoga is for
every-body).
2. Yoga is about I'm doing rather than doing.
3. A major benefit of yoga is being connected to one's authentic
self.
4. Finally - a message about getting unstuck: “don't calcify
the conversation, listen”.
5. We all need to be heard, seen, and hopefully understood
(listen to others).
6. We need to see ourselves, listen to ourselves, and
hopefully understand ourselves (listen to self).
7. Breathing can create physical, spiritual, and mental
healing.
8. We are all radio stations broadcasting a signal; what
vibrational seeds do you want to germinate?
9. Creating a mantra for the breath (in and out) is so easy,
yet so transformational.
Links:
Cathie’s website: http://www.cathiecaccia.com/
Retreat:
http://www.cathiecaccia.com/yoga-events-workshops-kirtans-ketchum-idaho
About Cathie:
Cathie began her yogic studies in 1984 and was immediately
captivated by the physical, energetic and philosophical aspects of
the practice.
She has found tremendous value in yoga’s capacity to quiet the mind
and guide the practitioner home to the Self.
Cathie has extensive training in Yoga, Yoga Therapy, Shiatsu,
Acupressure and Massage.
Teaching since 1987, Cathie’s classes combine her love of Yoga,
Chinese energetics and Sanskrit chanting to support her students in
finding their inner wisdom, clarity and peace. Cathie is registered
with Yoga Alliance as E-RYT 500, she teaches public and private
classes, workshops and yoga teacher training. Cathie is a licensed
massage therapist with over 1200 hours of training.