Cartwheels, making up stories and curiously asking questions, Katharina Dodel is convinced that this is not something only reserved for kids. She's sure: We humans are made for movement, for being active. We stay awake and healthy if we continually encourage and challenge our body and mind. Through playing she brings it both together as an endless, constant recombining of possibilities. Without comparison and judgment – but with joy and ease. This became the slogan of her work around „wampediboo", her playful orbit where she offers Yoga, Movement Play and Handstand classes. Besides playing wit ..read more

Carla feuerriegel is a ex pharmacist, veterinarian and runs her own travelling company under her name with the slogan travelling in esence. Carla is a passionate traveller and guide, an animal lover who loves to share her knowledge not only of animals but of everything she has learned from living and travelling out of the comfort zone. In this episode we talk about how she left her comfortable life behind and embarked on adventures in Africa, guiding many groups through multiple countries over the last decade, all the while working to support the local people and the ecology. You can find al ..read more

Join me for this conversation with Josh Schrei of the Emerald podcast, about myths as lived experience, ritual and lack thereof, rapture and responsibility, and much more. Please find Josh's podcast at Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OwFblqZ7FIkLSW4rvbJEF?si=07203d7ddaf4494d and support his work through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theemeraldpodcast Joshua Michael Schrei is a writer, teacher, and a lifelong student of the cosmologies and mythologies of the world — in particular the Indian subcontinent. Throughout a lifetime of teaching, study, meditation and yogic practice, wildern ..read more

How many senses do you have? How common are extra-ordinarily amplified senses? Is our modern life overloading our senses or has this been going on for millenia? and how do we re-balance our experience of the world through our senses? All this and many stories in this episode of the Inspired in Berlin podcast with Eylam Langotsky. Eylam has an academic background is in History and Philosophy of Science and is a prominent practitioner and teacher of somatic coaching based in Berlin. Find out more about Eylam at http://eylamatwork.com/ Please follow and share the podcast. Your support is what ke ..read more

How is technology helping kids in underprivileged communities, cleaning the oceans, and enhancing creativity? Tune in to listen! Sowmya Subramanian is a seasoned product manager with a deep-rooted passion for creating products that make a tangible impact. She works at Development Seed, a geospatial software development organization working to solve some of the world's toughest problems. She thrives on addressing global challenges, fighting climate change, and meeting humanitarian needs. One of her greatest strengths lies in her ability to connect the dots across diverse idea thr ..read more

How do emotions show up in our life? What is the short-term and long-term impact of suppressing emotions, and how does transformation and learning look like. In this episode, Eylam and I talk about noticing when we're out of sync with our emotions and working with them, through the body. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inspiredinberlin/message ..read more

We continue our conversations with Eylam, and dived into what it means to be spiritual in this time and age. In a time where spirituality is seen as a hobby for the socially disinterested, Eylam makes the case that it really is where we feel at home: unity/oneness/union isn't just an optional quest but our true nature. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inspiredinberlin/message ..read more

This is the 3rd session of the Embodiment, Attention, and Perception series with Eylam Langotsky, where we dived into the topic of Perception and specially states and experiences of expanded perception. We looked for some common triggers, and markers of such experiences and what it might mean for us as humanity. Let us know what you'd like us to talk about next! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inspiredinberlin/message ..read more

Anton Zotin is an independent trainer, coach, mentor, facilitator and change agent. In his own words, Anton loves what he does, and the reason is simple: his passion is to make software development less painful, more efficient and in this way to help people to be a little bit more happy. Anton has worked in a wide variety of companies holding a wide variety of positions: from garage startups to major enterprises; from a manual QA to a C-level position. So he got a unique opportunity to observe how value could be differently delivered or NOT delivered. In this episode, Anton shares some of his ..read more

In this episode we dive into defining attention and attentional spaces (internal/external, body/mind, now/past/future). We discussed differences in how children use attention vs how adults do so, as well as diving into attention and learning, and some creative ways to use attention. You can find Eylam at http://eylamatwork.com/ Please send us your questions and feedback!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inspiredinberlin/message ..read more