Ego and Promotion in Yoga Teaching Student Question

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5 Comments on Ego and Promotion in Yoga Teaching Student Question

  1. I have an intense yoga instructor, however I’d rather have him then the previous instructor who was not as intense and ego-laden.

  2. Thank you for sharing Kino! Very well explained. Thank you too to Sara (I hope I spelled your name correctly) for bringing this issue on ego for discussion! Much blessings to both you and Kino! 🙂

  3. I think another way to balance ego and promotion as a yoga teacher is to have a spiritual guide, a teacher, someone who life the spiritual journey. Sometimes ego can be really strong and doesn’t let us to see the true about ourselves. The ego sometimes wants to believe what it’s convenient for him. The spiritual guide can be there and help us to see our path.

    Thanks for sharing Kino!!!!!

  4. Dear Kino, thanks a lot for your videos!
    I’m not an english native speaker and sometimes I can’t catch everything what you are saying, because it’s too quick. Don’t hurry, think at us, foreigners, lost in translation:) T
    hanks! Ashtanga fan from the Czech Republic

  5. Got the feeling that you are a true yogi and yoga teacher inside and out. I love how you are being yourself and not trying to act like somebody more accomplished than others. I’ve seen two teachers that had this negative attitude towards teaching. The class was awkward. Like you can feel them comparing your practice to their own. “Oh, she’s good at that. I can do that lot better…” It’s not always easy to find a good teacher. I’m glad I’ve met some good teachers and your videos!

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