Last call for How to Deliver a Great Dharma Talk


Hi Reader -

Just a quick "Last Call" for How to Deliver a Great Dharma Talk on The Thread Yoga Collective: a live online workshop for yoga teachers who want to learn my a simple system for authentically sharing philosophical wisdom in your classes.

If you're an experienced teacher but need a way to share your knowledge of yoga philosophy in a way that works in today's shorter class formats, this workshop is for you.

If you're a novice teacher who wants to share yoga wisdom but you don't feel qualified because you haven't studied enough yet, this workshop will show you how to do it in a way that's guaranteed to make "imposter syndrome" a thing of the past .

As a yoga teacher, you know that your students come to class for more than just the poses—they’re looking for insight, inspiration, and a deeper connection to something meaningful.

But when it comes to weaving yoga philosophy into your teaching, you might hesitate. Maybe you’re unsure how to introduce it in a way that feels natural and engaging, or you worry about saying too much—or too little.

Perhaps you’ve studied yoga philosophy but struggle to translate it into something accessible for your students. Or perhaps you just got started with yoga philosophy and don't feel qualified to talk about it or answer your student's questions.

What if there was a simple way for you to integrate yoga philosophy into your classes and workshops that removed any obstacle that might be holding you back?
That's precisely what this workshop is designed to show you: how to deliver short, impactful, Dharma Talks with confidence that resonate with your students and keep them coming back—not just for the movement, but for the meaning.
Here's what you'll learn:

  • A simple, 5-part framework that helps you speak authentically and stay on track
  • How to connect yoga’s wisdom tradition to everyday life in a way your students will love
  • The best books to use for inspiration (and how to read them without getting lost)
  • How to craft themes that last for a month, so you’re not reinventing the wheel every class
  • Why you don’t need to be a walking encyclopedia to teach yoga philosophy with confidence
  • Tips to expand your audience and deepen your connection with students

You’ll leave this workshop with a practical system for sharing personal insights in a way that feels natural, engaging, and meaningful—regardless of how much or how little philosophy you’ve studied.

This workshop is tomorrow night so now's the time to register!

How to Deliver a Great Dharma Talk

Wednesday, July 22nd

@ 7:00 pm EDT

CLICK HERE for full info and registration.

Wishing you all good fortune,

- Hari-k

Hari-kirtana das

Hari-kirtana is an author, mentor, and yoga teacher who shares his knowledge and experience of how the yoga wisdom tradition can guide us toward meaningful and transformative spiritual experiences.

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