bhakti

1.) Tell me about your personal journey with yoga. Why is it important to you?

I began practicing yoga at 18 and have practice many forms of yoga through the years. My practice is my life line. It’s important to me more because its what keeps me sane in the moment, during the things that have and will come up in life – that I need to be present and connected to; not so much about something in the past or recovering from something major in the past although my practice has helped uncover + heal old wounds as well.

 

2.) When did you first begin teaching yoga? What made you transition into a leadership position?

I began teaching yoga in 2002. I believe teaching yoga is as much as a learning experience as a leading experience. My passion for teaching yoga is to encourage, share and spread a practice that has helped support and nurture my heart and spirit.

 

3.) What makes your events unique at White Peacock Yoga? 

I believe our studio has a unique vibe of inclusiveness and creating a space where yoga is for everyone. White peacock symbolizes “pure compassion” and that’s what we strive for.

 

4.) How does music benefit your personal yoga practice?

At times music can allow me to go deeper into my body and out of my head to feel. When I’m not afraid to feel my mind can become calmer and that brings me closer to my yoga.

5.) Tell me about your next event and where we can follow you online.

We have our school programs starting April 2nd – A 100 HR Bhakti Immersion + A 200 HR Teacher Training.