We could not think of a better way to start off February with our theme of relationships than with Vish Iyer and Deypika Singh.
We will discussing their relationship and secrets to finding romantic love through yoga, which is the theme of Vish’s book “Yoga & Love”
Here is what Vish says of his inspiration for the book: “The entire inspiration comes from my wife Deypika whom I met on a movie set almost ten years ago. She is an absolute beautiful person inside and out. She has been the backbone of my book and movement. She embodies everything an ideal partner, wife should have. She is indeed a dream come true for me. I know yoga techniques work for finding romantic love just because I found my wife. She is the living testimonial.”
We will also explore their regimen that includes techniques for transforming our inner environments and outer lifestyles through positive affirmations, yoga diet and exercise as well as harnessing the power of our dharma (life’s purpose) and channeling sexual energy into creative pursuits.
Vish: It was one of the best interviews I have done, just the depth of questions, understanding of the work we do was just incredible. Kudos to you both, Harry and Phil.
One of the questions we were asked: What should man/woman do first? Pursue your passion/career or pursue your dream relationship? For the answer listen to the interview.
"It is about learning to love from the inside out. Yes a big part of the book is about Yoga, but the core message of it , is learning to and how to love yourself on the inside. It emphasizes so much on focusing on yourself, that is such a refreshing perspective on relationships.” Paulina D, San Diego, CA
"The core message of the book is before you unite with someone try to unite with yourself. It is learning about yourself, finding yourself and then if you choose to you can find love on the outside . The book gives ways to do just that in simple step by step way.” 
"Yoga is a life long process and the goal of life is self exploration. The book inspires me to make myself whole, integrated, to feel complete unto myself. Once I do that , I will attract a holistic, integrated person who is a totality of himself, which is how a relationship is supposed to be.” 
"Yoga is love, love is Yoga. It is not a relationship book, it is not just a love book, it is a lifestyle book. It is educational, informative, a message that everybody can apply. It teaches you how to be a better person, so that you don’t just find the love of your life but learn to have better relationships with everyone.” 
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