It's always incredibly difficult to find an answer for the question about who you are. And I am sure you have noticed that the answers may be different in different periods of life. I’ve been a daughter and a mother, a wife and an ex-wife, a doctor and a patient, a friend and an enemy, an atheist and almost ready to become a nun...
Now I want you to know me as a person hopelessly in love with yoga, in love with the light and peace you can find within yourself thanks to the regular practice. I sincerely believe that the main thing that a yoga teacher has to do - Is to make you feel that there is something more… And then your personal inner journey begins.
My yoga journey started in 2017, two months after my daughter was born. Yoga helped me with back pain, exhaustion, and nervous tension.
It was like beginning a new life. On the mat, I relearned to breathe, to move, to balance, to face fears and expectations, to accept reality and be honest with myself, to build healthier relationships with the world and with others.I found freedom in the discipline of yoga, joy in simplicity, and light in the ordinary. My journey began with the body — and through the body, but it opened the gate to something far more subtle.
Hatha Yoga is my way to worship God which dwells inside of us and which we are all part of.
In time, my path also led me to Thai Massage — another way of listening, healing, and connecting through mindful touch. I trained and certified as a massage practitioner first and soon after as a Thai massage teacher. For me, Thai Massage is an extension of yoga: a practice that unites movement, breath, and presence, but offered with the gift of touch.
Whether on the mat or on the massage mat, my intention is the same — to create a safe space where you can release, realign, and reconnect with yourself.