In conversation with Raghu Anantanarayanan, we explore the impact of colonization on our psyche and the need to outgrow the shame of the oppressor. We look at how indigeneous wisdom holds answers to today’s challenges.
Raghu Ananthanarayanan has co-founded Sumedhas Academy for Human context, The Barefoot Academy for Governance and FLAME TAO Knoware (Pvt. Ltd); He serves on the board of several companies. He is now engaged in mentoring a young group of “sacred activists” called Ritambhara, as well as co-creating a platform of Yoga Teachers from the Krishnamaachaarya Tradition called “Ananta Yoga”. Raghu has been enquiring into three questions relentlessly in his life, these are how does one become the best that one can be? How do organizations and groups become the best that they can be? What does it mean to be an Indian?
Inspirations is a podcast series where we have conversations about decolonization, unlearning and social consciousness with grassroots leaders who have worked in these spaces for decades. Through these conversations, we bring out the nuances and insights of their journey.
Credits
Host: Abhishek Thakore
Guest: Raghu Ananthanarayanan
Thanks to the support of: The Ecoversities Publications Initiative 2020
From: India
