Marginally | a podcast about writing, work, and friendship
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We sit down with Divya Kohli, Olivia's yoga teacher and friend, to talk about how the practices of yoga and writing relate to each other.
Divya teaches yoga and meditation for “the whole being”, a practice which can enliven our bodies, minds and consciousness and help us throughout our path in life. London-based and a dedicated practitioner since 2000, she’s been a full time senior level teacher since 2006 offering community classes, retreats and bespoke tuition. A former newspaper journalist, she has a continued passion for writing... and using words like we use the breath in yoga, as a way to connect more fully.
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