Coffee + Philosophy: Looking for Blind Spots with Kacee
Yoga Philosophy
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58m
Kacee guides a discussion centered around illuminating the parts of our lives which are in the dark. This is accomplished by discovering our vasanas, our true nature, and how our vasanas lead to action. The conversation aims to deconstruct the concept of ideal action written in "The Holocaust of Attachment." Kacee reminds us to have self compassion while uncovering the hidden parts of ourselves.
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