Kirti Srivastava's guest appearances

Kirti Srivastava

Earthside Survival Guide

The Gris Alves’ Podcast Tales of Recovery

Self Remembrance

Koshin Paley Ellison

Lindsay Mack

Vicki Noble

Mimi Young

Caitlin Thompson

Lara Valeda Vesta

Tracee Stanley

Tori Washington

Erin Rivera Merriman

Ayana Young

Luna Love

Lisa Lunsford

Terry Griffin

Marcela Valladolid

Stephanie Katleman

OwlTail

"The body is the ultimate instrument. It is the gateway for wherever you want to go." Meet Kirti Srivastava (she/her) - a dancer, yogi and an educator for over 20 years, she looks to connect our human existence to our spiritual calling.As a first generation American, Kirti has weaved constructs around race and identity with her spiritual work as well resulting in deep conversations around cultural appropriation, the role of patriarchy and the responsibility of human beings on this planet. She currently works to promote peace through self love as a personal trainer integrating mindful fitness, a yoga philosophy teacher, an educational consultant bringing arts and spirit into school culture, and as a Movement Medicine practitioner who facilitates individual and group Tantric Energy Healing practices through Breath, Sound and Movement.In our conversation, Kirti shares intimate details about her embodied experience of utilizing movement as medicine to heal, transform &amp; ascend on her highest path. From healing her own body through visualization to tapping into the sacred geometry of numbers, nature &amp; dance - you will receive an abundance of stories, wisdom &amp; practices from this Soul singing episode.Be sure to connect with Kirti &amp; her offers at https://www.dilseculture.com/Join the Self Remembrance community on Instagram @selfremembrance &amp; learn about our offerings at self-remembrance.comLove, Meg

"The body is the ultimate instrument. It is the gateway for wherever you want to go." Meet Kirti Srivastava (she/her) - a dancer, yogi and an educator for over 20 years, she looks to connect our human existence to our spiritual calling. As a first generation American, Kirti has weaved constructs around race and identity with her spiritual work as well resulting in deep conversations around cultural appropriation, the role of patriarchy and the responsibility of human beings on this planet. She currently works to promote peace through self love as a personal trainer integrating mindful fitness, a yoga philosophy teacher, an educational consultant bringing arts and spirit into school culture, and as a Movement Medicine practitioner who facilitates individual and group Tantric Energy Healing practices through Breath, Sound and Movement.In our conversation, Kirti shares intimate details about her embodied experience of utilizing movement as medicine to heal, transform &amp; ascend on her highest path. From healing her own body through visualization to tapping into the sacred geometry of numbers, nature &amp; dance - you will receive an abundance of stories, wisdom &amp; practices from this Soul singing episode.Be sure to connect with Kirti &amp; her offers at <a href="https://www.dilseculture.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.dilseculture.com/</a>Join the Self Remembrance community on Instagram @selfremembrance &amp; learn about our offerings at <a href="http://self-remembrance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">self-remembrance.com</a>Love, Meg

#16. Movement Medicine For The Soul with Kirti Srivastava

Kirti Srivastava, my fierce friend from diLSe Movement Medicine and Spirit School and I have a conversation about all the feels, but especially about what Safety can mean during this season of Fear.  What is happening in the planet and also WHO we need to quarantine with and does that feel safe?  We talk about the work and time it takes to DE-program from social conditioning and coding, especially as women of traditional cultural backgrounds.   Like always, Kirti blows my mind with her wisdom, humor and practical insight on navigating uncertainty while staying present with 'what is'.  Listen in and enjoy. You can follow her on IG @dilse.kirtidance  May you be safe~ May you have health~ May this episode be of benefit to those listening~ 

Kirti Srivastava, my fierce friend from diLSe Movement Medicine and Spirit School and I have a conversation about all the feels, but especially about what Safety can mean during this season of Fear.  What is happening in the planet and also WHO we need to quarantine with and does that feel safe?  We talk about the work and time it takes to DE-program from social conditioning and coding, especially as women of traditional cultural backgrounds.   Like always, Kirti blows my mind with her wisdom, humor and practical insight on navigating uncertainty while staying present with 'what is'.  Listen in and enjoy. You can follow her on IG @dilse.kirtidance  May you be safe~ May you have health~ May this episode be of benefit to those listening~

Tales of Recovery with guest Kirti Srivastava

For Episode 20 we are joined by the founder of the DilSe Spirit School and a pillar of the local movement community, Kirti Srivastava. Kirti uses creativity and spirituality to ignite access to source divine. A dancer, yogi, and an educator for over 20 years--she looks to connect our human existence to our spiritual calling. As a first-generation American, Kirti weaves constructs of race and identity into her spiritual work, resulting in deep conversations around appropriation, patriarchy, and the responsibility of human beings on this planet. She currently works as a yoga philosophy teacher, promotes peach through self-love as a personal trainer integrating mindful fitness, brings arts and spirit into school culture as an educational consultant and facilitates individual and group energy healing practices through breath, sound, and movement as an established movement medicine practitioner here in San Diego, CA.We dedicate the first ⅓ of the episode time to learn more about Kirti’s background to better understand who she is. With her upbringing in a community that was had an abundance of white supremacists, she realized--early in her life--what skin color, pedagogy, and learned behaviors meant. In this episode we also explore: Racism and creating your path as you grow into who you are meant to beAuthenticity: Coming out of your cultural closet as the “real you”What it means to pass down patriarchy, how to stop ancestral patriarchy, stepping off the path of creating the “perfect wifey resume”What Hip Hop Kundalini is and the benevolence of Kundalini energy (by whatever name you choose to call it)Doing what you’re born to do and living life orgasmically To learn more about Kirti Srivastava by visiting her online at:www.DilSeCulture.comAnd on Instagram at: DilSe.kirtidance

For Episode 20 we are joined by the founder of the DilSe Spirit School and a pillar of the local movement community, Kirti Srivastava. Kirti uses creativity and spirituality to ignite access to source divine. A dancer, yogi, and an educator for over 20 years--she looks to connect our human existence to our spiritual calling. As a first-generation American, Kirti weaves constructs of race and identity into her spiritual work, resulting in deep conversations around appropriation, patriarchy, and the responsibility of human beings on this planet. She currently works as a yoga philosophy teacher, promotes peach through self-love as a personal trainer integrating mindful fitness, brings arts and spirit into school culture as an educational consultant and facilitates individual and group energy healing practices through breath, sound, and movement as an established movement medicine practitioner here in San Diego, CA.We dedicate the first ⅓ of the episode time to learn more about Kirti’s background to better understand who she is. With her upbringing in a community that was had an abundance of white supremacists, she realized--early in her life--what skin color, pedagogy, and learned behaviors meant. In this episode we also explore: <ul><li>Racism and creating your path as you grow into who you are meant to be</li><li>Authenticity: Coming out of your cultural closet as the “real you”</li><li>What it means to pass down patriarchy, how to stop ancestral patriarchy, stepping off the path of creating the “perfect wifey resume”</li><li>What Hip Hop Kundalini is and the benevolence of Kundalini energy (by whatever name you choose to call it)</li><li>Doing what you’re born to do and living life orgasmically </li></ul>To learn more about Kirti Srivastava by visiting her online at:<a href="http://www.dilseculture.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.DilSeCulture.com</a>And on Instagram at: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dilse.kirtidance/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DilSe.kirtidance</a>

ESG020 Authenticity, Kundalini and Coming Out of the Culture Closet with Kirti Srivastava