The Recovery 2.0 Power Hour Podcast With Tommy Rosen

Durga Leela - Restoring Your Life Force in Recovery - The Recovery 2.0 Power Hour With Tommy Rosen Episode #14

The Recovery 2.0 Power Hour Podcast With Tommy Rosen

Show Notes

Tommy Rosen, founder of Recovery 2.0, interviews founder of The Yoga of Recovery Program, Durga Leela. Durga Leela shares important information and perspectives on the cross-section between yoga, Ayurveda, the science of living and recovery from addiction. You are going to learn about what causes illness and what brings health. This is very important information that everyone should have access to. Get out your journal and pen and enjoy.

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