Vishen Lakhiani introduces Yogi Cameron, a former male supermodel who became a yogi and spiritual teacher. The introduction previews Cameron’s humanitarian work (teaching in Afghanistan, rescuing girls in Cambodia) and lists the main themes of the training: spiritual practices for transcendence, intention-checking before actions, interpretations of the laws of karma, and ancient yogic systems.
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In this week's training on consciousness engineering, we are bringing you Yogi Cameron. So Yogi is actually a former male supermodel. In the 70s and 80s and 90s, this guy was big. But at a certain point in his life, he discovered that leading that celebrity life just wasn't for him. So he went on a spiritual quest. He traveled to India, traveled across the world, and he became a yogi. Yogi Cameron now actually has been teaching elements of yoga and meditation all around the world. He has traveled to Afghanistan as part of a peace and education program, teaching yoga to Afghan children, soldiers, and other members of the civilian population. He's traveled to Cambodia to rescue young girls from sex trafficking practices. He has been Featured on the Dr. Oz show, the New York Times, Men's Journal, the Wall Street Journal, and the Huffington Post. This guy is a wonderful man and a beautiful teacher. And in this particular training with Yogi Cameron, you're going to learn some of Yogi's models that he suggests we need to adopt to have a more spiritual, peaceful, transcendent view of the world. These include spiritual practices to be able to move beyond the ordinary, how to check your intention before you take any particular important action in life, and third, Yogi's interpretation and understanding of the laws of karma. Finally, Yogi will be sharing with you systems that you can apply in your life that are based on ancient yogic practices. Now, these systems are pretty extreme, so not all of you are going to be able to do it. But if you are interested in understanding how many great spiritual masters from the east lived their lives thousands of years ago, you're going to be in for a beautiful conversation with Yogi Cameron.
