In this episode, Edward Clark and Laurie Greene go deep on somatic intelligence and why your body makes your mind. We explore how sensation becomes meaning, why intuition is powerful but not perfect, and how fear and intensity can sharpen awareness rather than shut it down. They challenge the trend toward risk averse yoga and make the case for yoga as living art, where beauty is experienced through the body, not analyzed in the head. We talk about trauma and beauty showing up together, becoming connoisseurs of consciousness, and simple ways to practice embodiment every day. You will also hear a future facing vision of yoga that blends movement, music, and light using motion sensors. The episode ends with a practical five senses exercise you can try this week.Connect⁠https://instagram.com/myinnerteacherpod⁠⁠https://facebook.com/myinnerteacherpod⁠Join the the Inner Teacher Academy Waitlist⁠https://innerteacheracademy.com/Chapters00:00 Welcome and introduction00:55 Sensation to meaning03:49 Intuition and the evolving self07:21 Space, mystery, and clear signals08:23 Creator, creation, and audience11:20 Emotions as data13:44 Fear as fuel and intensity as teacher16:17 Against only positive vibes yoga18:12 Sacrifice, ecstasy, and significance20:32 Spontaneity over overthinking21:03 Diamonds under pressure23:25 Beyond fitness to freedom24:19 What yoga is really for26:40 Beauty in all things and flow29:01 Trauma and beauty together35:11 The future of yoga with tech36:59 Beyond the mat and real liberation39:47 One simple challenge for the week40:14 Five senses practice42:26 Embodiment cues you can use today44:16 Closing and gratitude

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