29/07/2025
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When I first started practising Yoga, it was purely for egoic reasons, I wanted to be bendy. I was obsessed with pole fitness and I realised I had a lot of work to do if I wanted to get some the crazier tricks, so I started doing Yoga on YouTube, only wasn’t Yoga, it was the westernised watered down version, but I did start to notice some difference in my body after some time. It wasn’t until I tried a few classes in person where I was starting to see bit more of what Yoga could do for me, then I went travelling. I had planned to be away fro 1.5 yrs starting off in India, moving on to Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and back to Thailand. Indonesia was next on the list followed by Australia and a year in New Zealand. India blew my mind, something about the place felt so magical and I met so many beautiful souls there, I felt at home.
India is where I practiced Yoga for the first time, not glorified stretching, not gymnastics but Yoga. Pranayama practice calmed my mind and relaxed my body in a way I hadn't experienced before, i knew I would be back.
After all the incredible places I explored in the year and half away I wasn't quite ready to go home so I went back to Australia and lived in Melbourne on a years working visa, where my own practice deepened and I fell in love with the practice.
The spiritual side of the practice started to over take the physical side, it changed everything. It was in Melbourne where my soul knew I had to go back to India, I had to do more Yoga from the source. So I booked my teaching training to learn more, purely for myself and my own practice but mainly for more of the philosophy of Yoga and its history.