Yoga: A Twisted History
Tuesday, April 8, 2025 12:00–1:00 PM
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Join us for a brown bag discussion with Nell Shapiro Hawley and the Colgate Hindu Student Association.Yoga: Is it physical or mental? Is it religious, secular, spiritual? Is it ancient or modern?We all know what yoga looks like—or at least we think we do—but while yoga has become an indelible part of transnational physical culture, many of us would struggle to explain what it is or where it comes from.Lunch will be provided.
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