Yoga has been in the traditions and lifelines of the sacred ways of living within India for millennium. The very essence of breath is what makes one feel alive and vibrant.
In this spiritual practice, Sunder Iyer leads participants in age-old yoga practices that embody meaningful and transformative knowledge. These practices can help foster deeper devotion, enlighten philosophical precepts, and awaken spiritual liberation and service to others.
Sunder Iyer is a yoga practitioner with the Hindu Temple of Kentucky, a local nonprofit temple in Louisville. As a student of Guru Sam Rangaswamy, his yoga routine is a mixture of Prana and Kriya techniques.
Watch the other spiritual practice sessions from #FOF2022: Anam Thubten leading the Buddhist practice (https://youtu.be/0UldECkIljM), and Matthew Fox leading the Christian practice (https://youtu.be/7LUtE5db3XQ).
*About the Festival of Faiths:*
Based in Louisville, Kentucky, the Festival of Faiths is a nationally acclaimed interfaith event of music, poetry, film, art and dialogue focused on a contemporary theme and featuring a diverse lineup of spiritual leaders, teachers and practitioners.
The 2022 Festival of Faiths, _Sacred Stories: Contemplation and Connection_ , celebrated the power of narratives to inspire purpose, instill a sense of belonging and define our lives. The festival investigated old and new stories through the lens of faith and explored how our identities are shaped by associations with religion, culture, politics, heritage and more. Sessions engaged participants in
the sacred work of sharing stories to illuminate both our complexity and our interdependence.
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