Light Conversations with Bhaskar #4 - David Frank Gomes - on Death, Love, Profit and much more..12/11/2021 Conversations with Bhaskar Podcast Episode #4 As a collector of cool people, I'm delighted to share with you, David Frank Gomes (David-ji)! There are those that skirt along the water's edge and tell a tale about the waters. Then there are the ones that strip bare and dive down deep and offer experiential pearls of wisdom. My dear friend David does not mess around. He does deep work with organizations and individuals that are willing to explore his fundamental message: It all comes back to love. This is a fascinating conversation where David and I dive into our perceptions around death, love, what this has to do with profit and so much more. These are unscripted natural conversations, much like one that you and I would have. I'm committed to creating at least six of these podcasts / videologs. If it is of interest to you my dear listener / viewer, I'll keep going. This is the forth :) What are your thoughts about these topics and this conversation? Please comment below. I'd love to read them! Also, I'd appreciate the encouraging like and share _/\_ For more about: David: linkedin.com/in/davidfrankgomes Bhaskar: www.bhaskargoswami.com You: Close eyes, tune in.
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Conversations with Bhaskar: Diana Perez - Exploring Screen Obsession, Stress, Metaverse and more11/25/2021 Conversations with Bhaskar Podcast Episode 3 As a collector of cool people, I'm delighted to share with you, Diana Perez! Diana is a highly trained and accomplished rehabilitation therapist. She has worked with numerous Professional Teams like Impact Soccer, Canadian National Teams (Senior Men’s & Women’s Gymnastics, Women’s and Men’s Soccer, Mogul Skiing), and has been the Team Therapist to Canadian Teams for numerous World Championships & World Cup Events (World Cup Soccer Championships 1995; World Gymnastic Championships 2002/2003/2005; World Cup Mogul Ski Events 2003/2004/2005). She has been a member of various Canadian Medical Teams (2008 and 2004 Olympic Games, 2002 Commonwealth Games, 1997/1993/1989/1987 Maccabiah Games and numerous Canada Winter and Summer Games). Fair to say, she has a healthy obsession with health recovery and has spent the last three decades diving deep into Eastern and Western practices, from a research based approach. This is such a fascinating conversation! Diana and I dive deep into the pandemic of screen obsession, the nature of stress, what is healthy stress and so much more. These are unscripted natural conversations, much like one that you and I would have. I'm committed to creating at least six of these podcasts / videologs. If it is of interest to you my dear listener / viewer, I'll keep going. This is the third :) What are your thoughts about these topics and this conversation? Please comment below. I'd love to read them! Also, I'd appreciate the encouraging like and share _/\_ For more about: Diana: linkedin.com/in/diana-perez-physiotherapist-yoga-therapist-9b9b2216 Bhaskar: www.bhaskargoswami.com You: Close eyes, tune in. Conversations with Bhaskar: Sonia Byrne - Exploring Conflict, Corporate Culture, Authenticity & more11/17/2021 What a delight to converse with Sonia Byrne, internationally renown teacher of Mindful Leadership :) Sonia is a Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL), having trained leaders around the world, particularly in the Middle East, North Africa and Europe. She has been the professor of International Business Communication and HR Law at Centennial College and a contributor in several publications such as the Toronto Business Times. Please enjoy this fascinating conversation starting with this where we are now as a society, and follow it to many destinations that include a deep dive into 'conflict', 'corporate culture' and 'authenticity'. What are your thoughts about these topics and this conversation? Please comment below. I'd love to read them! Also, I'd appreciate the encouraging like and share _/\_ For more about: Sonia Byrne: soniabyrne.com Bhaskar Goswami: bhaskargoswami.com You: Close eyes and drop awareness inside the body Francis Laleman - Exploring Time, Leadership, Learning and much more Welcome to the new "Conversations with Bhaskar" Podcast!! I consider myself a collector of cool people. People that inspire me deeply in how they manifest in life. Their adventures and expertise fascinate me, and I love speaking with them. So, I'm starting this new adventure of recording these conversations for you to enjoy as well. These are unscripted natural conversations, much like one that you and I would have. I'm committed to creating at least six of these podcasts / videologs. If it is of interest to you my dear listener / viewer, I'll keep going. What a wonderful was to start this adventure! I met Francis serendipitously at a webinar. I instantly loved everything about him. It's fascinating how this sacred geometry of chance works. As the saying goes, "your vibe attracts your tribe". Francis is definitely a life less ordinary. He is an international trainer in Agile Learning, co-founder of Beyond Borders and author of 'Resourceful Exformation'. Currently residing in Singapore, Francis is an avid traveler with an insatiable curiosity about human nature and culture in organizations and communities. He also lived as a monk for several years and teaches Sanskrit and Buddhism. In this conversation, we begin with the meaning of 'time' and follow it to many fascinating destinations that include a deep dive into 'leadership', 'learning' and 'reflection' (or inflection). What are your thoughts about these topics and this conversation? Please comment below. I'd love to read them! Also, I appreciate the encouraging like and share _/\_ Also, also, please stay tuned for the next inspiring conversation (inter-view) For more about: Francis: www.francislaleman.com Bhaskar: www.bhaskargoswami.com I'm seeing more and more clients experiencing shoulder pain. This simple set of exercises are designed to address this. If your shoulder is particularly tender, please consult a physician before attempting this. Always start off really gently and play close attention to the feedback from your arm and shoulder. If you find this may help others, kindly share. "Such an Intimate, touching and insightful encounter and safe place to share. Our world needs more positive vulnerable and « closer to their feelings » male role models." - Sandra (participant) Please watch and share this profoundly important conversation between Cenk Matalon and Bhaskar Goswami. www.cenkmatalon.com futureofgood.co/q-a-bhaskar-goswamiInterview with the founder of Future of Good, Vinod Rajasekaran, on the importance of wellness practices in the social impact eco system: https://futureofgood.co/q-a-bhaskar-goswami
This human body is evolutionarily not designed to sit on chairs for such excessive times as we do in modern society. This has caused an epidemic of back issues. Essentially, the heavy weight of the brain pushes down into the chair, causing the spine compress. This wonderful, simple and short practice is to keep your spine is great health. Please considering incorporating it into your daily routine, and that of your family and friends (children and elders as well!). It is also excellent as a preparation for sports. Please know that this is a general practice. If you have any significant back issues, or it feels a little tender, please consult a physician before practicing. Also, every day your body feels different, so please always start off extra gently, go at your own speed and range, and above all... enjoy the movements :) This practice is ideal for the morning so that you can enjoy an easeful, supple and strong back throughout the day! If you feel that this practice would benefit others, please comment, like and share (helps with the algorithms) _/\_ For more videos from me: www.bhaskargoswami.com Please enjoy this half hour of absolutely beautiful conversation with Dany Ross on Human Connections Insights on the three pillars of life: Health, Relationships and Career Please enjoy this outstanding conversation organized by Yoga Alliance, between Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, Barrie Risman, Dianne Bondy Yoga, Kate Herrera Jenkins, Daniel Sannito and I. It's about diversity, inclusion and the tradition of yoga practice.. |
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