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Improving Your Relationships through the 5 Drives

How are your relationships going?

If you’re dealing with frustrations in your life and your relationships, yoga has a solution for you. Did you know that we have five powerful drives within us that are just craving to be fulfilled? If you deal with these drives, you can have a fulfilled life. And by helping the people you love fulfill these drives, you’ll have happier relationships.

Throughout this series, you’ll have a chance to uncover ways to overcome the blockages which prevent the five inner drives from expressing harmoniously.

Self-Discipline

One of the drives that challenges everyone — the drive to dominate others — needs to be redirected. Yoga practices show you how to covert this drive into the kind of self-discipline that helps heal relationships and makes life more fun.

Self-Discipline

One of the drives that challenges everyone — the drive to dominate others — needs to be redirected. Yoga practices show you how to covert this drive into the kind of self-discipline that helps heal relationships and makes life more fun.

Series Episodes
How does Sri Ramakrishna describe joy?
1. Like seeing a long absent loved one
1. Like seeing a long absent loved one
True, but there is a better answer.
2. Like a bird flying free and limitless
2. Like a bird flying free and limitless
True, but there is a better answer.
3. Like a sick person finding a rare medicine
3. Like a sick person finding a rare medicine
True, but there is a better answer.
4. All of the above
4. All of the above
Correct
Hear more about how you can experience the profound, ever-new joy of your inner self.

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