In this episode of A Women’s Gita Podcast, Kamala Rose and Nischala Joy Devi step into Chapter 4 (Jñana Yoga) and explore what it means for Krishna to “remind” Arjuna of an ancient, forgotten yoga—and why that matters now, in the chaos of the Kali Yuga.
They reflect on:
- How desire, karma, and selfless action from Chapter 3 flow into the wisdom of Chapter 4
- Krishna’s transmission of yoga through Vivasvat, Manu, and the royal sages—and what this lineage teaches us about stewardship of sacred knowledge
- Why remembering, not acquiring, is at the heart of yoga: the Self as deeper than mind and intellect
- The responsibility and humility of being a modern yoga teacher or practitioner in a capitalist culture
- How the Gita meets us exactly where we are—whether we are devoted, skeptical, confused, or heartbroken
This conversation is especially for yoga practitioners and teachers who sense that yoga is more than wellness or fitness—and feel called to carry the tradition with integrity, depth, and love in turbulent times.
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