Non-spiritual lessons I learned in Nepal
I was all set on doing my yoga teacher training in India because, if you are going to learn something why not go directly to the source, right? So how did I end up doing it in Nepal? And what did I learn?
I was all set on doing my yoga teacher training in India because, if you are going to learn something why not go directly to the source, right? So how did I end up doing it in Nepal? And what did I learn?
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