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Deepen Your Yoga Practice: Yamas with Dee Doyno

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In this eye-opening episode, Giana Giarrusso is joined by fellow yoga teacher Dee Doyno to explore the Yamas, yoga’s often-overlooked ethical foundation from Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras. These five powerful principles—Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, and Aparigraha—were written over 2,300 years ago, yet they remain deeply relevant to how we live, love, and show up in today’s world.

Think of the Yamas as yoga’s moral compass—offering a framework for living with more awareness, compassion, and alignment:

  • Ahimsa (non-violence): Discover how practicing gentleness with yourself can be just as radical as standing up to harm.
  • Satya (truthfulness): Explore the tension between “your truth” and the truth in a culture of curated identities.
  • Asteya (non-stealing): Learn how we unconsciously steal time, energy, and joy—and how to stop.
  • Brahmacharya (moderation): Reclaim your energy in a world addicted to overstimulation.
  • Aparigraha (non-possessiveness): Release expectations, detach from outcomes, and make space for peace.

Through personal stories—like setting boundaries on social media and learning to honor time commitments—Giana and Dee bring these ancient teachings to life in a relatable, often humorous way. They also introduce their upcoming Deepen Your Practice challenge, beginning May 1st, designed to help you apply these teachings in real time within a supportive community.

Whether you're new to yoga philosophy or looking to take your practice off the mat, this episode will inspire you to explore the deeper dimensions of yoga—and of yourself.

Join the challenge before May 2nd by visiting CLICKING HERE
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Chapters

1. Deepen Your Yoga Practice: Yamas with Dee Doyno (00:00:00)

2. Introduction to Nearly Enlightened Podcast (00:00:02)

3. Launching the Deepen Your Practice Challenge (00:01:02)

4. Understanding the Yamas in Yoga (00:01:31)

5. Ahimsa: The Practice of Non-Violence (00:05:59)

6. Satya: Living in Truthfulness (00:09:47)

7. Asteya: The Principle of Non-Stealing (00:13:12)

8. Brahmacharya: Finding Balance and Moderation (00:17:09)

9. Aparigraha: Letting Go of Possessiveness (00:22:06)

10. Closing Thoughts and Invitation (00:28:23)

49 episodes

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Content provided by Giana Rosa Giarrusso. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Giana Rosa Giarrusso or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

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In this eye-opening episode, Giana Giarrusso is joined by fellow yoga teacher Dee Doyno to explore the Yamas, yoga’s often-overlooked ethical foundation from Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras. These five powerful principles—Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, and Aparigraha—were written over 2,300 years ago, yet they remain deeply relevant to how we live, love, and show up in today’s world.

Think of the Yamas as yoga’s moral compass—offering a framework for living with more awareness, compassion, and alignment:

  • Ahimsa (non-violence): Discover how practicing gentleness with yourself can be just as radical as standing up to harm.
  • Satya (truthfulness): Explore the tension between “your truth” and the truth in a culture of curated identities.
  • Asteya (non-stealing): Learn how we unconsciously steal time, energy, and joy—and how to stop.
  • Brahmacharya (moderation): Reclaim your energy in a world addicted to overstimulation.
  • Aparigraha (non-possessiveness): Release expectations, detach from outcomes, and make space for peace.

Through personal stories—like setting boundaries on social media and learning to honor time commitments—Giana and Dee bring these ancient teachings to life in a relatable, often humorous way. They also introduce their upcoming Deepen Your Practice challenge, beginning May 1st, designed to help you apply these teachings in real time within a supportive community.

Whether you're new to yoga philosophy or looking to take your practice off the mat, this episode will inspire you to explore the deeper dimensions of yoga—and of yourself.

Join the challenge before May 2nd by visiting CLICKING HERE
Nearly Enlightened Podcast
Your high-vibe toolbox to connect with your body, mind, and spirit. Empowering you to uncover your Inner Wisdom.
Subscribe & Listen on your favorite platform.
Explore More: Meditate to Elevate | Blog | Free Guide
Let's grow together: @nearlyenlightened | Nearly Enlightened

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Deepen Your Yoga Practice: Yamas with Dee Doyno (00:00:00)

2. Introduction to Nearly Enlightened Podcast (00:00:02)

3. Launching the Deepen Your Practice Challenge (00:01:02)

4. Understanding the Yamas in Yoga (00:01:31)

5. Ahimsa: The Practice of Non-Violence (00:05:59)

6. Satya: Living in Truthfulness (00:09:47)

7. Asteya: The Principle of Non-Stealing (00:13:12)

8. Brahmacharya: Finding Balance and Moderation (00:17:09)

9. Aparigraha: Letting Go of Possessiveness (00:22:06)

10. Closing Thoughts and Invitation (00:28:23)

49 episodes

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