A spiritual practice means little if it never changes how you treat the people around you.
Amrit Singh joins Jay to discuss yoga, meditation, and the experiences that shaped his approach to life. He recalls encountering yoga as a teenager, spending years in India, and reconsidering what prosperity means beyond money or a public image of success.
The conversation takes in spiritual ego, parenting, religion, and the gap between what adults tell children and what they actually model. Amrit and Jay return to kindness and authenticity, with a closing instruction that leaves very little room for interpretation: don't be an asshole.
What We Explore
* Amrit's introduction to yoga and meditation
* Living in India and examining personal priorities
* Spiritual ego and the desire to appear enlightened
* Prosperity, relationships, and the life you want to live
* The example adults set for the next generation
* Religion and practice as parts of personal experience
* Kindness and being yourself in ordinary interactions
About Amrit Singh
Amrit Singh is a spiritual and life coach. His work draws on his experiences with yoga, meditation, and life across different cultures.
Amrit: https://www.coachingnow.info/ • https://www.instagram.com/amrit_singh_reinsch/
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