Sally Kempton

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Upcoming Events

May 2 • May 9 • May 16

Early bird pricing is available until April 10

Karma is the most powerful force in our lives. Our pleasure and pain, our character, the way our mind works, and even our ability to practice yoga are said to be the results of karma. Yet, karma is never fixed. Our karmas are fluid, and the more we understand how to work with the force of karma, the more we are able to turn difficult situations into blessings.

This online course brings to life the yogic teachings on karma, explodes myths, and shows you how to chart the workings of karma in your life and the lives of others. It will help you see the distinction between the karma you’re born with and the karma you create. We’ll explore practices for transforming karmic difficulties, the nature of karmic agreements, and how yoga and meditation interact with karma. This workshop is designed to give you powerful insight into your life’s journey, along with meditations, self-inquiry practices, and other tools for transformation.

Highlights

Sally Kempton's interview with Glo at her home
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During this 30 minute interview Sally invites us into her home and shares with us some of her fascinating life story as well as intimate insights into her deeply devotional spiritual path.

Do the Right Thing
 
Dharma is one of those big, context-dependent Sanskrit words that has several meanings. Buddhists often use the word as a synonym for Buddhism itself. But when the classical Indian texts like the ‘Bhagavad Gita ‘ speak of dharma, they USUALLY mean right action. 

Sally talks to author and spiritual teacher Phil Goldberg on contemporary spiritual practice.

Sally and Cora Geroux talk about the importance of prayer in a spiritual practice, the evolutionary nature of personal sadhana, finding a teacher, and the “realness” of the gods and goddesses.