• Celebrating Life’s Flow

    Hello Everything flows, everything moves, even if you don’t see it.  Everything is full of energy, creating so much, whether day or night, have you ever  thought about that ? MY PHILOSOPHY is that LIFE IS MOVEMENT in every aspect.  It starts from the microscopic perspective of your blood cells and ends with the  cosmic…

    Celebrating Life’s Flow
  • How to Start Meditating

    Hello, Remember, Asana means ‘to sit.’ Yoga poses prepare our bodies for meditation, allowing us to experience love, freedom, peace, and light. This week, I’d like to focus on meditation with you. In Vinyasa flow practice, there’s a saying: ‘breathe and move like meditation.’There are different ways and techniques to meditate. One of the simplest…

    How to Start Meditating
  • Black & White, Yin & Yang

    This week’s course inspiration comes from the Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Serralves in Porto, which is featuring an exhibition by Yayoi Kusama. There’s a saying: “Opposites attract.” In other words, one can only be strong and act in harmony with their partner. Just like black and white or Yin and Yang, balance is created…

    Black & White, Yin & Yang
  • Ujjayi Breath: Your Steady Companion in Yoga Practice

    Hello,Our breath is with us in every situation, even when we don’t think about it. Ujjayi—the ocean-sound breath—is your companion in your Vinyasa Yoga practice. It gives you strength and lightness, helping to bring your mind into focus. It weaves through your entire yoga practice like a red thread, enveloping the movement in dynamic sequences,…

    Ujjayi Breath: Your Steady Companion in Yoga Practice
  • Vrikshasana – Tree Pose

    Hello,Tree Pose – Vrikshasana is one of the most popular and recognizable yoga poses, known for improving balance. It strengthens the legs, enhances stability, and stretches the hips and inner thighs, promoting a sense of grounding. Beyond the physical benefits, Vrksasana sharpens mental focus, helping to center the mind. Muscular Strengthening: -The standing leg strengthens…

    Vrikshasana – Tree Pose
  • Bhujangasana – Cobra Pose

    Hello, Today we will take a look at the alignment of Cobra Pose and its muscular impact. Cobra is a foundational backbend found in many yoga sequences. It engages the muscles of the back, shoulders, and legs, promoting strength and flexibility in the spine.The gentle lift of the chest also helps open the heart and…

    Bhujangasana – Cobra Pose
  • Trikonasana – Triangle Pose

    Hello, This week, we will explore the alignment of Trikonasana (Triangle Pose) and the muscular impact of this pose. Trikonasana is a foundational yoga pose that you will find in many yoga sequences.The pose engages muscles in the legs, core, and back. This helps improve strength and stability. Stretching the side body also deepens breath…

    Trikonasana – Triangle Pose
  • Chaturanga Dandasana

    Hello,  Over the next few weeks, I’ll be diving into some Asanas in detail, sharing insights on muscular impact and alignment tips here on my Blog. This week, the first Asana is: Chaturanga Dandasana During our yoga sessions, we’ll explore the alignment and flow of the Asanas together, using our breath. Often called ‘Chaturanga,’ this…

    Chaturanga Dandasana
  • Summer Breeze Makes Me Feel Fine

    The Impact of Weather on Humans Summer, with its warm breezes and golden sunshine, has a deep impact on our well-being.  As temperatures rise, so do our spirits, often filling us with energy and a sense of freedom.  This is especially true during vacation time when the weather invites us outdoors, urging us to explore…

    Summer Breeze Makes Me Feel Fine
  • The Element of Aether – Elemental Yoga Journey

    The fifth and final element, Aether, or ‘Akasha’ in Sanskrit, meaning ‘space’ or ‘ether,’ is the most subtle and expansive of the five elements in yogic philosophy. It signifies space, the vastness that contains and connects everything. Aether embodies the qualities of emptiness and infinite potential, serving as the foundation for all other elements to…

    The Element of Aether – Elemental Yoga Journey
  • The Element of Air – Elemental Yoga Journey  

    Air represents freedom and vital energy in both our bodies and the natural world. In Sanskrit, “Vayu” is one of the five elements in yogic philosophy, symbolizing lightness, expansiveness, and prana, the life force sustaining all living beings. Yoga: Yoga: Moving with the breath fosters freedom and openness, especially with backbends like Camel Pose. Practicing…

    The Element of Air – Elemental Yoga Journey  
  • The Element of Fire – Elemental Yoga Journey

    The element of fire symbolizes transformation, energy, and the vibrant essence that fire provides both within our bodies and the natural world. Fire, or “Agni” in Sanskrit, represents the qualities of heat, power, and dynamic change in yogic philosophy. Yoga: Practicing the Sun Salutations, Boat Pose and Twists focus on building heat and reflecting fire’s…

    The Element of Fire – Elemental Yoga Journey
  • The Element of Water – Elemental Yoga Journey

    The element of Water emphasizing fluidity, adaptability, and the nurturing essence that water provides both within our bodies and the natural world. Water, or “Apas ” in Sanskrit, is one of the five great elements in yogic philosophy, representing qualities of movement, change, and emotional depth. Yoga: The Vinyasa Yoga  integrates breath and movement seamlessly. Poses…

    The Element of Water – Elemental Yoga Journey
  • The Element of Earth – Elemental Yoga Journey

    The element of Earth emphasizes stability, grounding, and the nurturing essence that it provides both within our bodies and the natural world. Earth, or “Prithvi” in Sanskrit, is an element in yogic philosophy, which represents the qualities of strength, stability, and nourishment. Yoga: Practicing poses that focus on grounding and stability, like Mountain Pose, Tree…

    The Element of Earth – Elemental Yoga Journey
  • Elemental Yoga Journey

    Dear Yogis, Welcome to our upcoming yoga series: “Elemental Yoga Journey” Over the coming weeks, we will dedicate our practice to the five essential elements: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Aether. This week, we embark on our journey with clarity and simplicity. We’ll briefly explore all five elements before delving deeper into each in the…

    Elemental Yoga Journey