Abdi Assadi | Shadows on the Path http://abdiassadi.com Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:36:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 en hourly 1 http://feeds.feedburner.com/abdiassadipodcast Abdi Assadi, M.S., Lic. Ac., is an acupuncturist and spiritual counselor. Raised in Africa, Asia and New York city, he studied a range of healing practices including shamanism, psychotherapy and acupuncture. His work centers on helping his clients use their disease and dysfunction as a doorway to spiritual serenity. He presently divides his time between New York city and Upstate New York, spending time with his wife and motorcycles. http://abdiassadi.com Abdi Assadi no Abdi Assadi shadowsonthepath@gmail.com shadowsonthepath@gmail.com (Abdi Assadi) Creative Commons Welcome to the - Abdi Assadi: Shadows on the Path - Podcast Channel. Check out the website too: http://abdiassadi.com spirituality, buddhism, shamanism, healing, healer, psychic, counselor, acupuncture, yoga, ny, nyc, mindfulness Abdi Assadi | Shadows on the Path http://abdiassadi.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/abdi_assadi_144x144.jpg http://abdiassadi.com Video Podcast #3: Starting Point http://abdiassadi.com/2010/03/video-podcast-3-starting-point/ http://abdiassadi.com/2010/03/video-podcast-3-starting-point/#comments Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:06:34 +0000 Abdi http://abdiassadi.com/?p=731 Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of “Wake Up”.

This clip discusses attention to and a relationship with our emotional state as a road map to an authentic and balanced life.

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]]> http://abdiassadi.com/2010/03/video-podcast-3-starting-point/feed/ abdi assadi, shadows on the path, spiritual journey, spiritual path, healer, guide, ally, acupuncture, nyc Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of "Wake Up". Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of "Wake Up". This clip discusses attention to and a relationship with our emotional state as a road map to an authentic and balanced life. If you cannot see the video player or file download links below, you may alternatively access and play the video on YouTube here: http://www.youtube.com/user/AbdiAssadi Or, you may access this video podcast episode via your iTunes application: Launch iTunes and Subscribe to the Podcast Abdi Assadi clean Video Podcast #2: Culture http://abdiassadi.com/2010/02/video-podcast-2-culture/ http://abdiassadi.com/2010/02/video-podcast-2-culture/#comments Sat, 20 Feb 2010 23:33:13 +0000 Abdi http://abdiassadi.com/?p=695 Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of “Wake Up”.

This clip discusses the malaise of our consumer culture and how the economic uncertainty of this time can force a spiritual awakening due to the slowing down of consumption and its numbing effects.

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]]> http://abdiassadi.com/2010/02/video-podcast-2-culture/feed/ abdi assadi, shadows on the path, spiritual path, spiritual journey, culture, healer, new york Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of "Wake Up". Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of "Wake Up". This clip discusses the malaise of our consumer culture and how the economic uncertainty of this time can force a spiritual awakening due to the slowing down of consumption and its numbing effects. If you cannot see the video player or file download links below, you may alternatively access and play the video on YouTube here: http://www.youtube.com/user/AbdiAssadi Or, you may access this video podcast episode via your iTunes application: Launch iTunes and Subscribe to the Podcast Abdi Assadi clean Video Podcast #1: Intentions http://abdiassadi.com/2010/02/video-1-intentions/ http://abdiassadi.com/2010/02/video-1-intentions/#comments Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:52:37 +0000 Abdi http://abdiassadi.com/?p=620 Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of “Wake Up”. This clip discusses the gap between our actions and intentions due to our blind spots and some of the ways we can bridge them.

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]]> http://abdiassadi.com/2010/02/video-1-intentions/feed/ abdi,assadi,healer,intentions,meditation,path,podcast,shadow,spiritual,spirituality,video,yoga Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of "Wake Up". Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of short videos that discuss various aspects of the spiritual path. These videos are segments of an extended interview conducted by Jonas Elrod, co-director of "Wake Up". This clip discusses the gap between our actions and intentions due to our blind spots and some of the ways we can bridge them. If you cannot see the video player or file download links below, you may alternatively access and play the video on YouTube here: http://www.youtube.com/user/AbdiAssadi Or, you may access this video podcast episode via your iTunes application: Launch iTunes and Subscribe to the Podcast Abdi Assadi clean Relationship as Yoga: Podcast #2 http://abdiassadi.com/2010/01/relationship-as-yoga-podcast-episode-2/ http://abdiassadi.com/2010/01/relationship-as-yoga-podcast-episode-2/#comments Tue, 05 Jan 2010 02:46:09 +0000 Abdi http://abdiassadi.com/?p=503 Relationship is the ultimate and most arduous yoga. If we understand yoga to mean union, then relationship is a direct path to that union. A truly intimate relationship can be a powerful vehicle for spiritual development. It can be a safe place where we learn about ourselves while we dig beneath our socially accepted masks and learn what makes us tick. And yet there is one word that best describes the response we all have toward intimate relationship: terror. In this workshop aspects and issues that keep us from entering into or fully engaging in relationships are examined.

This workshop was recorded on October 25, 2009 at the Downtown Yogaworks in NYC.
This is the second half (Episode 2, 1:03:04 running time, 29.5MB) of the two-hour workshop.

In email or via RSS, you may use the following link to access/download the podcast directly to your computer (warning: approximately 29.5MB): http://abdiassadi.com/podcasts/abdi_assadi_yogaworks_v1_episode2.mp3

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]]> http://abdiassadi.com/2010/01/relationship-as-yoga-podcast-episode-2/feed/ abdi assadi, podcast, relationship as yoga, yogaworks, workshop, nyc, intimacy, terror Relationship is the ultimate and most arduous yoga. If we understand yoga to mean union, then relationship is a direct path to that union. A truly intimate relationship can be a powerful vehicle for spiritual development. Relationship is the ultimate and most arduous yoga. If we understand yoga to mean union, then relationship is a direct path to that union. A truly intimate relationship can be a powerful vehicle for spiritual development. It can be a safe place where we learn about ourselves while we dig beneath our socially accepted masks and learn what makes us tick. And yet there is one word that best describes the response we all have toward intimate relationship: terror. In this workshop aspects and issues that keep us from entering into or fully engaging in relationships are examined. This workshop was recorded on October 25, 2009 at the Downtown Yogaworks in NYC. This is the second half (Episode 2, 1:03:04 running time, 29.5MB) of the two-hour workshop. In email or via RSS, you may use the following link to access/download the podcast directly to your computer (warning: approximately 29.5MB): http://abdiassadi.com/podcasts/abdi_assadi_yogaworks_v1_episode2.mp3 Or, you may access this podcast episode via your iTunes application:  Launch iTunes and Subscribe to the Podcast Abdi Assadi no 1:03:04 Relationship As Yoga: Podcast #1 http://abdiassadi.com/2010/01/relationship-as-yoga-podcast-episode-1/ http://abdiassadi.com/2010/01/relationship-as-yoga-podcast-episode-1/#comments Sun, 03 Jan 2010 11:47:26 +0000 Abdi http://abdiassadi.com/?p=476 Relationship is the ultimate and most arduous yoga. If we understand yoga to mean union, then relationship is a direct path to that union. A truly intimate relationship can be a powerful vehicle for spiritual development. It can be a safe place where we learn about ourselves while we dig beneath our socially accepted masks and learn what makes us tick. And yet there is one word that best describes the response we all have toward intimate relationship: terror. In this workshop aspects and issues that keep us from entering into or fully engaging in relationships are examined.

This workshop was recorded on October 25, 2009 at the Downtown Yogaworks in NYC.
This is the first half (Episode 1, 1:04:58 running time, 30.5MB) of the two-hour workshop.

In email or via RSS, you may use the following link to access/download the podcast directly to your computer (warning: approximately 30.5MB): http://abdiassadi.com/podcasts/abdi_assadi_yogaworks_v1_episode1.mp3

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]]> http://abdiassadi.com/2010/01/relationship-as-yoga-podcast-episode-1/feed/ abdi assadi, relationship as yoga, podcast, yogaworks, nyc Relationship is the ultimate and most arduous yoga. If we understand yoga to mean union, then relationship is a direct path to that union. A truly intimate relationship can be a powerful vehicle for spiritual development. Relationship is the ultimate and most arduous yoga. If we understand yoga to mean union, then relationship is a direct path to that union. A truly intimate relationship can be a powerful vehicle for spiritual development. It can be a safe place where we learn about ourselves while we dig beneath our socially accepted masks and learn what makes us tick. And yet there is one word that best describes the response we all have toward intimate relationship: terror. In this workshop aspects and issues that keep us from entering into or fully engaging in relationships are examined. This workshop was recorded on October 25, 2009 at the Downtown Yogaworks in NYC. This is the first half (Episode 1, 1:04:58 running time, 30.5MB) of the two-hour workshop. In email or via RSS, you may use the following link to access/download the podcast directly to your computer (warning: approximately 30.5MB): http://abdiassadi.com/podcasts/abdi_assadi_yogaworks_v1_episode1.mp3 Or, you may access this podcast episode via your iTunes application: Launch iTunes and Subscribe to the Podcast Abdi Assadi no 1:04:58