india and my spiritual practice
You will find meaning in life only if you create it. It is a poetry to be composed. It is a song to be sung. It is a dance to be danced…
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India is very important for me. My connection to this wonderful country is getting deeper and deeper and I feel extremely enriched by this culture. India is the country of paradoxes: it is colourful and chaotic at the same time, loud but also peaceful and spiritual, sweet and sour and simply magical.
Life and death are felt there very close to each other, as are joy and sorrow, wealth and poverty, good and evil, and all the contrasts of life. India teaches us to see with our hearts and to accept life in all its colours, to accept it with gratitude and to appreciate it. A trip to India has been an annual enrichment and a must-have for me for the last 10 years. I cannot do without it
My yoga practice and teaching style are deeply connected to the spirituality of India and strongly influenced by the ancient Indian traditions.
Yoga, meditation and mantras accompany me every day and I integrate them into a comprehensive lifestyle which allows me to move, encourage and empower people. They are a celebration and a way I learn to appreciate and value the small miracles of life. They are the way I deeply express my life energy and enthusiasm.
It delights me how my students and I find more vitality and joy in life through yoga - that is a gift. Being able to practice yoga as a profession enriches me greatly.
Supporting other people on their life's journey through yoga and meditation is my lifelong goal and my life's mission.