Publisher's Synopsis
Seane Corn shares personal stories from her life, from before her time as a yogi to today, that shed light on our most important yogic teachings. From stories as a girl growing up in New Jersey, to her time as a bartender in the East Village of NYC in the 80s, to her discovery of yoga and travels to India and her hum anitarian work around the world. Revolution of the Soul invites readers to turn toward their own stories, their own narratives, as a means to heal our trauma and wake up. Through engaging, gritty, and vulnerable stories, Seane shares teachings that have guided her on her journey and ultimately helped her move beyond her own pain to love bigger and be of service to the world. Stories and teachings include chapters on: Doing no harm and how the kindest and gentlest of friends can be found in the most unexpected places Her experiences with anxiety and how we can heal our anxiety by working with the various bodies (koshas) in yoga Her history of OCD and teachings she has used to help her work with her mind Trauma and how yoga and working with our chakras can unwind the body and release the emotions that are buried deep within Seane's search for a "teacher," the imbalance of power between student and teacher, the false and inappropriate gurus she met along the way, and how it all led her to turn toward the guru within and I nto the teachings themselves Heartbreak after a failed relationship and how she learned to turn pain into purpose
