Philosophy

Yoga has always been a point of reference in my life since I was a teenager; maybe the roots of my connection with this practice are back in time. I did yoga unknowingly, practicing often asana with an unusual upside-down perspective on the world; enough to make my mother think that I was an Indian fakir in a past life.

I attended a Waldorf school that thanks to the educational approach developed on Rudolf Steiner indications paves me the way of the knowledge of natural disciplines.

There is a sort of connection between the philosophy of Steiner and the Hatha Yoga one. Both main objective is to understand and discover the joy of living. A joy which passed by and nature in our everyday life.

I graduated in marketing and worked in the fashion industry for a very long time. Becoming a Yoga teacher has been the natural consequence to my life journey.
This is what makes me feel good and keep me motivated andin. I like very much traveling and I loved visiting India and Asia to discover the places where it all began.

In Sanskrit the word PRAKRITI describes our real nature defined by our soul at the moment when we are born. At the base of HATHA Yoga philosophy there is the achievement of PURNA status, fullness of life, being aware that we are an element in the universe with a certain place and mission.

My mission is to teach how we can find our abilities and achieve them through the body. The purpose of ASANA positions is to activate our inner power. We are full of PRANA and vital energy.