My Background
As a born Gemini I've always loved to be physically active, try new things and express myself through motion. This led me to get involved in classical dancing as a child and teenager and though I wasn't making a carrier as a dancer, movement remained an important part of my life.
Also, as a Gemini, I've always found hard to focus on one thing at a time, to stay focused over a long period of time, to accept the ready-made answers, and not to question EVERYTHING.
I love to explore, to learn new things and immerse myself in what keeps me interested. And I've always felt difficult to find balance.
Then I discovered yoga and it slowly changed my entire life!
Why I love Yoga?
For me Yoga is about the whole Life.
Yoga is breathing. Yoga is being kind and generous. Yoga is finding joy and contentment, finding the present moment. Yoga is healing and getting to know myself better day after day. Yoga is my personal peace and freedom.
Over the years and especially during my Teacher Training I've learnt to ACCEPT – accept my current state,
my physical boundaries and limits, my positive and negative thoughts, my emotional roller coasters, my bad or "lazy" days, and generally just the present.
I became more and more comfortable with where I was in any given moment, and became more patience with myself and the true nature of every journey: that you cannot and shouldn't rush forward and reach the finish-line or a certain milestone when you're not ready yet.
It might sound a cliché but I've learnt to enjoy this trip called "Life" without feeling sh*t because "I'm not there yet"
And for sure, I became stronger and more flexible. I can touch my toes and do Crow pose without falling flat on my face (on the better days).
My aim with teaching Yoga
In 2019, I decided to become a yoga teacher to be able to help others to discover the lifechanging power of Yoga.
I finished my 200hrs Yoga Teacher Training at YogaLondon
in September 2020.
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As a teacher, my aim has always been to give tools for self development, to encourage children to seek for answers but constantly question everything and remain open-minded and curious.
As a yoga teacher I would like to do the same by providing a safe place for people where they can explore, where they can ask, where they can find themselves and find the way back to present, where they can feel included whether they're hardcore yogis or beginners with no experience or flexibility at all.
In Hungary, we have a famous quote from a composer, Zoltan Kodaly who reformed the whole musical education in the country during the last century: "Let music belong to everyone!"
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How great it would be to Let Yoga belong to everyone!?
If you're ready to try Yoga with a Gemini, JOIN A CLASS!
Trained at YogaLondon
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