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Featured in an Emmy winning show for PBS
(skip to 9:12 to learn more)
Expert in producing nature and action based educational events for youth, parents, community members
(Elysian Park, Los Angeles, CA)
https://www.cosmiclabyrinth.world/summer-soilstice
TESTIMONIALS
"Indy brought two hours of pure joy...
...to our last offsite. We knew laughing was fun, but we had no idea how important it is to our health or that we can actually change our brain chemistry with laughter. I highly recommend Indy for your next company outing. The more uptight your company, the more you need his magic. It's fun and unexpected and weird in all the right ways.
- Joe Burton
Former president of Headspace
"He gives space to allow you to be and to discover who you really are"
"Indy Rishi Singh is one of those magical, light-full beings that cannot help but bring a smile on your face. Through laughter yoga and iLiving he enables his groups to let go and find that inner child who is without limitations and full of inspiration. He gives space to allow you to be and to discover who you really are. It enables teamwork and positive communication in a way that no amount of discussion will do. He is a ray of light that dispels the darkness."
- Lucy Guest
President of Yoga Mission
Former Investment Banker with Bank of London
"Indy helps students understand that everything is connected and interdependent"
"At Re:wild Your Campus, we are deeply grateful to have Indy join our Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp. Through his grounded music and supportive presence, Indy helps students understand that everything is connected and interdependent: within nature, within ourselves, and between the two. He embodies care, belonging, and reflection, and this stays with participants long after the Bootcamp ends."
- Mackenzie Feldman
Co-Director, Re:wild Your Campus
Listen to Indy's podcast: Political Hope
Rock it Crockett local public access show featuring local leaders and happenings around the Karkin Bioregion
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Featured on podcast
Spoke to Jeff Krasno of Wanderlust/Commune fame about Farmer's Protests in India
Spoke to global Ecoversities Alliance communty
Gave a Resilience based workshop to caregivers across the Hawaiian Islands
Keynote speech (Neuroplasticity) at the WIC Conference in Texas (Texas Health & Human Services) for state nutritionists, pediatricians, child caregivers, researchers, government staff, and nurses
Shared community cooperatives as a mechanism of resilience during economic crisis in Hawai'i
Produced a Mindfulness series and conduced research with the San Francisco Police Department
https://abc7news.com/post/meditation-instructor-teaches-mindfulness-to-san-francisco-police/5422338/
Produced a private retreat for burned out professionals
How to Add More Harmony and Playfulness to Your Life and Work podcast
Eco-healing Ancestral Trauma conversation with Annie Altman
Featured on Eden Forest Collective regenerative farm project
Produced eco-cultural festival that increased local biodiversity and community cohesion
Producing Disaster Resilience gatherings in the community
Moderating a Panel challenging Yoga Alliance at Loyola Marymount
Presenting about Sikhi at Interfaith Center
Interviewed about Ayurveda
Co-created a service adventure trip to India and visited Yoga Mission (orphanage in Varanasi)
www.YogaMission.uk
Priyadarshini G. Roy interviews Indy Rishi Singh, one of the performers of the 41st Lotus Festival held in Los Angeles, CA
The Tail of Ben, the Laughtersaurus
Join Ben and all his friends for a book about the hehe-healing power of laughter!
https://www.butterflyonbooks.com/book-package/ben
by Indy and Oshri
*This book is part of the NAMI Westside Los Angeles Children’s Mental Health Toolbox.
Reader Experiences…
“Hi Indy,
This is Pam from the Doughnut Economics grp. I received your book in the mail and found it very inspirational. In fact, I’m going to use it as a basis for a lesson at the elementary school I teach at.
We have monthly themes for the kids and this month is ‘building resilience’. I think using laughter as a tool to build resilience is a perfect fit!
I’ll let you know how it goes.
I hope the kids love Ben as much as I did.”
“…I weaved your story throughout the lesson [for 3rd-5th graders]. We practiced laughing quietly and power laughter out loud and followed with a multiple ball toss game where more laughter ensued. They loved the illustrations and we had a whole discussion about the leaf on the dinosaurs tail. Thanks for writing the book… I'll continue to use it in my classes as it was a very big success this time!”
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