Seane Corn
Seane Corn, an internationally acclaimed yoga teacher and public speaker known for her teaching, and service. Since 2007, she has been training leaders of activism through her cofounded organization Off the Mat, Into the World®. Seane also co-founded the Global Seva Challenge, which has raised over $3.5 million by activating communities of yoga and wellness through fundraising and awareness efforts. Her first book, Revolution of the Soul: Awaken to Love Through Raw Truth, Radical Healing, and Conscious Action., was published in Fall 2019.
“Revolution of the Soul is heart-wrenchingly vulnerable, relentlessly honest, and refreshingly hilarious. Seane wrangles the power of yoga down from the clouds and into our ordinary relationships, hardships, and bodies, and shows us how to use that power to heal ourselves and the world.” —Glennon Doyle, founder of Together Rising and author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Love Warrior
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Resources
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8 Steps for Committing to Activism: The Yoga of Social Change
For Seane Corn and Kerri Kelly, social activism aligns closely with the foundations of yoga. They offered these steps for mindfully engaging.
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Say No to Good Vibes? The Dangers of Spiritual Bypass
What should those of us in “wellness” communities do to act responsibly? How do we strike a crucial balance between self-care and community care? Writer Lara Tupper seeks wisdom from Kripalu faculty and presenters.
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Highlights from Women’s Week at Kripalu
Our groundbreaking week of womxn-only programming yielded so much conversation, community-building, food for thought, and hope for the future.
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Five Ways to Avoid ‘Bad-News Fatigue’ and Stay Compassionately Engaged
How we can stay engaged yet still take care of ourselves, so that we have the strength and the courage to make a difference long-term?
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Chakras and the Mind-Body Connection
Chakra Flow Yoga uses asanas to discharge tension and activate the energy channels of the seven chakras.
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Being a Bridge: A Conversation with Seane Corn
Seane Corn believes that being a good activist means taking responsibility for our feelings and respecting those of others, even—especially—those with whom we might not necessarily agree.
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I Want My Yoga TV
Most people I know who are really into yoga, meditation, and living a more conscious life are pretty moderate in their TV watching. It’s not that we don’t...
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