“Your unique self is part of your natural innate being. As is your greatness, sometimes it’s been cultivated, sometimes it’s something you came into the world with, but you have unique greatness. And once we start to allow that greatness, to allow ourselves to identify with it, it doesn’t make us arrogant, it makes us able to recognise our worth.” Sally Kempton
E181 – Honouring Shakti
A Tribute To Sally Kempton
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About this interview:
Sally Kempton was our guest on Episode 8 shares her wisdom in Episode 92, Episode 117 (which she hosts) and Episode 162. Though Sally offered many courses for beginning meditation students, she is also regarded as a ‘teacher’s teacher’, whose approach inspired long-time practitioners to free themselves from routine meditation practice, and move deeper. She taught devotional contemplative tantra—an approach to practise that creates a fusion of knowing and loving. Known for her ability to transmit inner experience through transformative practices and contemplation, Sally had been practising and teaching for over forty years. A disciple of the Indian guru Swami Muktananda, she spent twenty years as a teaching swami (monk) in the Saraswati order of Indian monks. In her guru’s ashram, she received a traditional training in yoga philosophy and practice, and became a popular teacher, deeply versed in the teachings and practices of Vedanta and Kashmir Shaivism.In 2002, Sally began teaching independently and offered heart-to-heart transmission in meditation and life practice through her Awakened Heart Tantra workshops, teleclasses, retreats, and trainings in applied spiritual philosophy. Her workshops and teleconference courses (which you can access through her website) integrate the wisdom of traditional yoga tantra with the insights of contemporary evolutionary spirituality and cutting-edge psychology. Sally is the author of “Meditation for the Love of It”, “Awakening Shakti: The Transformative Power of the Goddesses of Yoga” as well as the audio book – “Doorways to the Infinite: The Art and Practice of Tantric Meditation.”
For insights into Sally’s work, visit sallykempton.com
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See below for links to each person who contributed to this podcast episode.
artwork video: Ismail Zaidy
Resources and links from this episode:
- Siddha Yoga
- E8 – Sally Kempton on Meditation, Authenticity & The Goddess // Awakening the true blueprint within – all that we are (fka the future is beautiful)
- E92 – Wisdom from our Elders // with Sally Kempton, Jyoti and Mac Macartney – all that we are (fka the future is beautiful)
- E117 – Sally Kempton on Embodied Intelligence, Intuition and Deconditioning // A Compass For A Beautiful Future – all that we are (fka the future is beautiful)
- E161 – From Me To We // A Spirituality Of Wholeness – all that we are (fka the future is beautiful)
- Live with Sally Kempton // Uncertainty, Impermanence & Deep Practice for Radical Times (for all that we are members)
- Beautiful Leadership Immersion – Guest Masterclass on Leading with Soul with Sally Kempton (for beautiful leadership immersion)
- For From Me to We – Sally Kempton, Nasreen Sheikh and Jeremy Lent on We Are All Entangled (for from me to we)
- Interesting article on Sally’s life – The Making of An American Swami – by Sara Davison
Contributors to this episode (and excellent yoga teachers):
- Sianna Sherman + podcast episode 102 (LA & Global)
- Tara Judelle + podcast episode 82 (Greece & Global)
- Leila Sadeghee (UK)
- Anja Bergh (Sweden)
- Pernille Aven Lupai (Denmark)
- Susanna Harwood Rubin (NY)
- Emily Kuser (Bali)
- Anne Vanderwalle (France)
- Charlotte Gallagher (UK)
- Patty Tenenbaum (US)
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- Beautiful Leadership mentoring
- Amisha’s One-to-One sessions
- Amisha’s book – INTUITION
- all that we are membership
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